* feat(sandbox): add SandboxAuditMiddleware for bash command security auditing
Addresses the LocalSandbox escape vector reported in #1224 where bash tool
calls can execute destructive commands against the host filesystem.
- Add SandboxAuditMiddleware with three-tier command classification:
- High-risk (block): rm -rf /, curl|bash, dd if=, mkfs, /etc/shadow access
- Medium-risk (warn): pip install, apt install, chmod 777
- Safe (pass): normal workspace operations
- Register middleware after GuardrailMiddleware in _build_runtime_middlewares,
applied to both lead agent and subagents
- Structured audit log via standard logger (visible in langgraph.log)
- Medium-risk commands execute but append a warning to the tool result,
allowing the LLM to self-correct without blocking legitimate workflows
- High-risk commands return an error ToolMessage without calling the handler,
so the agent loop continues gracefully
* fix(lint): sort imports in test_sandbox_audit_middleware
* refactor(sandbox-audit): address Copilot review feedback (3/5/6)
- Fix class docstring to match implementation: medium-risk commands are
executed with a warning appended (not rejected), and cwd anchoring note
removed (handled in a separate PR)
- Remove capsys.disabled() from benchmark test to avoid CI log noise;
keep assertions for recall/precision targets
- Remove misleading 'cwd fix' from test module docstring
* test(sandbox-audit): add async tests for awrap_tool_call
* fix(sandbox-audit): address Copilot review feedback (1/2)
- Narrow rm high-risk regex to only block truly destructive targets
(/, /*, ~, ~/*, /home, /root); legitimate workspace paths like
/mnt/user-data/ are no longer false-positived
- Handle list-typed ToolMessage content in _append_warn_to_result;
append a text block instead of str()-ing the list to avoid breaking
structured content normalization
* style: apply ruff format to sandbox_audit_middleware files
* fix(sandbox-audit): update benchmark comment to match assert-based implementation
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Co-authored-by: Willem Jiang <willem.jiang@gmail.com>
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