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abcdBetav0.16.2 · 2026-11-06

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harness_session_url's opacity heuristic accepts a UUID, a base62 token (digit plus uppercase) and a long lowercase-hex run, and rejects an all-lowercase non-hex id such as session_zk3n9q2mvx8rtq. The rejection is deliberate: without it every documentation slug that follows the word session (there is one in .abcd/development/research/notes/2026-08-22-context-window-management-sota.md) becomes a finding. Whether any harness in scope mints an all-lowercase id is a fact about external services that cannot be settled from the repository. Settle it by enumerating the session-URL spellings the covered harnesses actually emit, then either widen the opacity test or record the coverage boundary in the pattern's own comment. Found by adversarial security review of itd-152.

issueresolvedminoriss-2608281948217899

harness_session_url's opacity heuristic accepts a UUID, a base62 token (digit plus uppercase) and a long lowercase-hex run, and rejects an all-lowercase non-hex id such as session_zk3n9q2mvx8rtq. The rejection is deliberate: without it every documentation slug that follows the word session (there is one in .abcd/development/research/notes/2026-08-22-context-window-management-sota.md) becomes a finding. Whether any harness in scope mints an all-lowercase id is a fact about external services that cannot be settled from the repository. Settle it by enumerating the session-URL spellings the covered harnesses actually emit, then either widen the opacity test or record the coverage boundary in the pattern's own comment. Found by adversarial security review of itd-152.

Grounds

  • pursued: the boundary is written where the rule lives and a widening fails a test; a covered harness later shown to mint lower-case non-hex ids would show the stated boundary needs a host-specific rule

Frontmatter

idiss-2608281948217899
typeissue
lifecycleresolved
severityminor

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