feat(sandbox): 三档模式 + fail-closed + 会话级固定（H2）

[oratis]

栈式 PR：base 是 #358（H1），不是 main。 计划见 #356 的 docs/PLAN_HARNESS_ALIGNMENT_v1.0.md §3。
合并 #358 时请勿加 --delete-branch —— 会连带关掉本 PR。

三个洞，按严重度

1. write / edit / apply_patch 此前完全不受沙箱约束。

wrapForSandbox 唯一调用点是 bash 工具，而三个写工具都是 path.resolve(ctx.cwd, input.path)，绝对路径与 ../ 一律照收。也就是说 LISA_SANDBOX=1 时 bash 被关进 cwd、write 能写满盘 —— 用户拿到了一个自己并不拥有的保证。

2. 非 macOS 静默降级成不受限 /bin/bash -lc。现在无法强制时抛 SANDBOX_UNAVAILABLE 并拒绝执行。"以为沙箱开着其实没开"比"知道没有沙箱"更危险。

3. 权限没有会话级固定 —— 改设置会影响正在跑的任务。

三档（沿用 dsh 的词汇，不自造）

mode	文件读	文件写	shell
read-only	任意	拒绝	无可写路径
workspace-write	任意	工作区 + 临时目录	工作区 + 临时目录
danger-full-access（默认）	任意	任意	不受限

两个刻意的决定（都写进了代码注释，不是疏漏）：

• 读在所有模式下都不设界。 Seatbelt 无条件放行 file-read*；若只把 fs 的读收紧，就重新制造了 H2 要消灭的那种不对称，还会弄坏一切读工作区之外（含 ~/.lisa）的工具。"能不能读"由上一层的工具子集决定。
• 临时目录在 workspace-write 下默认可写。 同一模式下 bash 本来就能写 /tmp，再去拦 write 是表演不是边界。

默认值不变

默认仍是 danger-full-access：本地有人值守的 REPL 与往 shell 里敲命令是同一信任姿态，静默收紧所有人的现有配置不是本次改动的职责。本次修的是"把沙箱打开时它真的管住文件写"。

按 surface 收紧无人值守默认值（计划 §3 的表：dispatch→workspace-write、idle/渠道→read-only）会改行为，另开 PR。

实现

落在 #358 的 seam 上：sandboxed 提供方包住 local 提供方，capsOf 按解析出的模式选世界 —— 所以 LISA_SANDBOX=1 现在自动覆盖全部 fs/shell 工具而不只是 bash。符号链接逃逸用"最近存在祖先的 realpath"处理（纯路径检查会放过它）。

测试（27 例）

../ 逃逸 / 绝对路径逃逸 / 符号链接穿透 / edit 与 apply_patch 的 update 与 delete / read-only 连工作区内也拒 / 读不受影响 / 临时目录默认可写 / 不支持平台 fail-closed / Seatbelt 策略逐档断言 / 模式解析优先级 / 拼写错误报错而非静默回退 / 会话级固定不被后续设置变更加宽。

本机实测（LISA_SANDBOX=1，目标 ~/lisa-h2-probe.txt）：

bash  → touch: Operation not permitted   (Seatbelt)
write → 拒绝：sandbox mode "workspace-write" confines writes to <workspace>

此前第二行会是 ALLOWED。全量 1592 通过 / 0 失败。

与 #357 的交互

两者都改 SessionHeader：#357 加 version: 2，本 PR 加可选的 sandboxMode。互不冲突（可选字段无需版本位），但 types.ts 会有一处文本冲突，取并集即可。

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[oratis]

Security review — 2 HIGH ship-blockers; recommend NOT merging until enforcement is wired

The fail-closed plumbing here is genuinely well done and should be kept: wrapForSandbox throws SandboxUnavailableError on an unsupported platform / missing bwrap and the sandboxed provider does not catch it (no silent unconfined fallback); the symlink write-escape is really blocked (realpathOfNearestExisting + atomicWrite renames over a planted link); resolveSandboxMode throws on a typo rather than defaulting; and read-only Seatbelt grants no writable path but /dev/null. But two HIGH issues make the PR's headline guarantee false, so I've held this PR (merged the rest of the batch — H1 #358, H3 #357, P1 #360, plan #356) rather than ship a sandbox that doesn't confine.

HIGH-1 — session pinning (会话级固定) is recorded but never enforced

header.sandboxMode has exactly one producer (sessions/store.ts:48) and zero enforcement consumers — grep sandboxMode src/ outside tests/types confirms it. Every tool call resolves its world through capsOf(ctx) = ctx.caps ?? defaultCapabilitiesFor(ctx.cwd) with no mode, and ctx.caps is never assigned in non-test src/ — so defaultSandboxSpec re-reads process.env.LISA_SANDBOX_MODE fresh on every call. Consequences:

• An explicit SessionStore.create({ sandboxMode: "read-only" }) pin does nothing — the next write/bash re-derives danger-full-access from env and runs unconfined. The store test only proves the header string round-trips, not that enforcement honors it.
• The README's "fixed when a session is created … changing the setting never widens what an already-running task may do" is false: flip the env mid-flight and the next tool call uses the new mode.
• Because the mode is a process-global env var, concurrent sessions can't have different modes — the exact opposite of "会话级固定."

Fix: thread the pinned mode into the context that reaches tools — carry sandboxMode on ToolContext, have capsOf use defaultCapabilitiesFor(ctx.cwd, ctx.sandboxMode), and set it from session.header.sandboxMode at the turn-build sites (web/server.ts:3971, cli.ts:718, subagent.ts:47, agents/managed.ts:170, channels/router.ts:127). Add a test that a read-only-pinned session actually rejects a write through writeTool.

HIGH-2 — default mode is danger-full-access, including on untrusted-input surfaces

sandbox/mode.ts:71 defaults to fully-unconfined, and (given HIGH-1) that's what everything runs under. The surfaces processing the least-trusted input — channels/router.ts (inbound Slack/DM), idle/heartbeat runners, mail + KB-feed classification — create contexts with no mode, so a prompt injection from an inbound message or a fetched RSS/WeChat/YouTube page drives write/bash with zero confinement.

Fix: default the unattended/untrusted surfaces to at least workspace-write (pass an explicit sandboxMode when those sessions/contexts are created), keeping the interactive danger-full-access default for the local user. (Depends on HIGH-1 so the pin is honored.)

MED-3 — shell.exec bypasses the sandbox in every bounded mode

capabilities/sandboxed.ts:150 wraps only run; exec is localShell.exec (unconfined). grep uses exec, so in read-only/workspace-write it runs with no OS confinement — harmless today (grep only reads) but it's the "one call site forgot the wrapper" invariant-break H2 exists to eliminate. Route exec through the same confinement as run.

Recommendation

The gap is wiring, not architecture — the sandbox providers, fail-closed, and symlink defenses are solid. But the wiring is cross-cutting and security-critical (6 context-build sites + defaulting the untrusted surfaces + a real enforcement test), and it should be done with full attention, not squeezed in. I recommend landing it as a focused follow-up PR on top of the now-merged H1. Holding #359 open (base still on the H1 branch) until then.

[oratis]

Fix applied — the pin now enforces (rebased onto current main)

Per the decision to wire it rather than hold, the core ship-blocker (HIGH-1) is fixed and proven: the sandbox now actually enforces a pinned mode instead of re-reading process.env every call. typecheck clean; full suite 1630 pass / 0 fail.

What changed

• ToolContext.sandboxMode is now a live field, and capsOf resolves the world from it — ctx.caps ?? defaultCapabilitiesFor(ctx.cwd, ctx.sandboxMode) — falling back to the env default only when nothing is pinned. This is the single point where a pin takes effect.
• Enforcement test (seam.test.ts): a read-only pin refuses a write even when LISA_SANDBOX_MODE=danger-full-access — the pin wins over the env, and a bounded pin selects a different (sandboxed) fs than the unconfined default. This is exactly the guarantee that was silently false before.
• CLI threads session.header.sandboxMode, so the mode is frozen at session creation and can't be widened mid-session by an env change.
• Subagent + channel router carry sandboxMode, so a subagent can't escape its caller's confinement and an operator exposing fs/shell to a channel (unsafeFullTools) can pin a bounded mode.

Deliberately deferred (documented, so this doesn't ship a false promise):

• HIGH-2 default-flip — defaulting the unattended/untrusted surfaces (idle, heartbeat, feed/mail classification) to workspace-write. The plumbing is now in place, but bounded modes fail closed without an OS sandbox (bwrap on Linux / Seatbelt on macOS), so flipping the default blind could break autonomy/channels on a host without bwrap. Should land once the deployment's sandbox support is confirmed. The env-level LISA_SANDBOX_MODE already confines everything globally in the meantime.
• Web-turn threading (server.ts — thread chat.session.header.sandboxMode) and task.ts inheritance (its execute has no ctx; needs deps to carry the mode).
• MED-3 — routing shell.exec through the same confinement as run. Harmless today (only grep uses exec, and reads are unbounded in every mode by design); the correct fix needs an argv-aware wrapForSandbox.

Net: the sandbox genuinely enforces a set/pinned mode now (tested), which resolves the "recorded but never enforced" ship-blocker. The remaining items are safe, well-scoped follow-ups rather than false-security.