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Part of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7328 Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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| Sandbox planning ([sandbox](crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/README.md)) selects and audits | ||
| a plan; TinyBox enforces isolation at launch. The optional judge |
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Mark TinyBox enforcement as still required
This present-tense claim implies that admitted sandbox plans are currently enforced at launch, but the module only produces and consumes plan artifacts: crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/README.md:26-30 and docs/specs/security-module.md:279-288 explicitly say that process launching and concrete confinement are not implemented and that a future launcher must perform the checks. An integrator relying on this summary could mistake successful planning for actual isolation, so this should say TinyBox must enforce the plan and the launcher integration should remain listed as open.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L162-L163
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tinysweeper found nothing blocking, but could not review everything, so this is not an approval: MODULE.md, tinysweeper/description.
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| | Check (two checks) | 52.1 us | 68.6 us | |
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Describe the release workload as interleaved calls.
The release table is labeled “same workload,” but docs/performance.md describes grouped calls: 500 Evaluate calls followed by 500 Check calls. benchmark instead interleaves one Evaluate call and one Check call in each iteration. This mismatch prevents exact reproduction of the documented measurements.
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-The native verifier sends 500 sequential Evaluate calls (one pure diagnostic)
-and 500 Check calls (two checks, allow plus unconditional floor deny) through
-the real MemoryBus broker and dynamically loaded native module. Each sample
-uses exactly one bus call.
+The native verifier sends 500 iterations through the real MemoryBus broker and
+dynamically loaded native module. Each iteration contains one Evaluate call
+(one pure diagnostic) followed by one Check call (two checks, allow plus
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Review comment at @docs/performance.md around lines 28 - 34:
Update the release workload description in docs/performance.md to match
benchmark: describe 500 iterations, each calling Evaluate followed by Check,
rather than grouping all calls by method. Preserve the stated checks and
one-bus-call-per-sample detail.
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Part of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7328
Corrects stale MODULE.md statements (judge, sandbox, egress pinning, crypto outside subset), adds a release-numbers table to docs/performance.md, rewrites ROADMAP.md, links the OpenHuman security architecture page. ADRs 0006 (max_cost removal) and 0007 (boot redaction floor) already exist on main. Docs only; no release needed.
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