feat(spend-control): counterparty policy — payee/network/asset allow-deny lists - #268
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…deny lists SpendLimits already constrains how much an agent may pay. This adds optional, default-off allow/deny lists for who it may pay and on which network/asset, evaluated on the existing check() path. - SpendLimits gains allowedPayees/blockedPayees/allowedNetworks/allowedAssets (string[], optional). Same ownership model as the existing spend windows. - check(estimatedCost, counterparty?) takes an optional second param; existing single-arg callers are unaffected. - Denial reuses the existing refusal path via a new CheckResult.blockedByPolicy field rather than widening the public SpendWindow union, which is a time-window concept, not a "why blocked" enum. - blockedPayees wins over allowedPayees when a payee is on both. - Fails closed if a policy is configured but check() isn't given the matching counterparty field. - setPolicy()/clearPolicy() mirror setLimit()/clearLimit(). Also fixes FileSpendControlStorage.load(), which reconstructs limits from a hardcoded key allowlist — any new SpendLimits field would silently vanish on the next load/restart even though save() writes it out fine. Extended the same explicit-and-validated loading pattern to the four new fields.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesSpend Control Policies
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds payee, network, and asset restrictions, but enforcement can be bypassed if checked metadata differs from the payment ultimately executed, and storage failures can cause configured restrictions to diverge or disappear after restart. These risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant SpendControl
participant PolicyConfiguration
participant MonetaryLimits
Caller->>SpendControl: check(estimatedCost, counterparty)
SpendControl->>PolicyConfiguration: evaluate configured policies
PolicyConfiguration-->>SpendControl: allow or blockedByPolicy
SpendControl->>MonetaryLimits: evaluate spending window
MonetaryLimits-->>Caller: CheckResult
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In `@src/spend-control.ts`:
- Around line 241-243: Update getLimits() to deep-clone each policy array,
especially allowedPayees, before returning SpendLimits so callers cannot mutate
active policy state; reuse the same cloning helper wherever other SpendLimits
objects are exposed.
- Around line 224-239: Validate the list argument in setPolicy and clearPolicy
against the four supported PolicyList keys before mutating this.limits. Reject
invalid keys, including numeric policy keys such as perRequest, while preserving
existing value validation and save behavior; add regression coverage for invalid
keys in both methods.
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Two issues from CodeRabbit's review of the counterparty-policy PR: - setPolicy()/clearPolicy() took a PolicyList-typed param but never validated it at runtime, so a caller passing a SpendWindow name (e.g. "perRequest") would silently overwrite or delete a monetary limit instead of a policy list — both share the same underlying object with no runtime tag check. Added isPolicyList() and reject unknown keys. - getLimits() and getStatus() shallow-copied `this.limits`, so the new array-valued fields were shared by reference. A caller mutating the returned array mutated live internal policy state directly, bypassing setPolicy()'s validation and save(). Added cloneLimits(), which deep- copies the four policy arrays, and used it everywhere a SpendLimits crosses a public boundary: getLimits(), getStatus(), and InMemorySpendControlStorage's load()/save() (which already cloned SpendRecord history per-record for this exact reason, just never needed to for limits before this PR).
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- Around line 57-66: Use cloneLimits at every SpendControlStorage boundary: have
SpendControl.save pass a cloned limits object instead of a shallow spread, and
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| /** Defensive copy: the four policy fields are arrays, so a shallow `{...limits}` still shares them by reference. */ | ||
| function cloneLimits(limits: SpendLimits): SpendLimits { | ||
| const clone: SpendLimits = { ...limits }; | ||
| for (const key of POLICY_LISTS) { | ||
| const val = limits[key]; | ||
| if (val !== undefined) { | ||
| clone[key] = [...val]; | ||
| } | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clone policy arrays at every SpendControlStorage boundary.
cloneLimits() protects getLimits(), getStatus(), and InMemorySpendControlStorage. However, SpendControl.save() still passes { ...this.limits }, and SpendControl.load() assigns data.limits directly. A custom storage implementation can retain either object and later mutate an active allowlist or blocklist without setPolicy() validation. This can change a policy decision after it was configured.
Proposed fix
private save(): void {
this.storage.save({
- limits: { ...this.limits },
+ limits: cloneLimits(this.limits),
history: [...this.history],
});
}
private load(): void {
const data = this.storage.load();
if (data) {
- this.limits = data.limits;
+ this.limits = cloneLimits(data.limits);
this.history = data.history;Add a storage-adapter regression test that mutates a retained save/load object and confirms the active policy does not change.
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In `@src/spend-control.ts` around lines 57 - 66, Use cloneLimits at every
SpendControlStorage boundary: have SpendControl.save pass a cloned limits object
instead of a shallow spread, and have SpendControl.load clone data.limits before
assigning it to the active limits. Add a storage-adapter regression test that
mutates retained save/load objects and verifies policy decisions remain
unchanged.
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Summary
Ref #230:
SpendLimitsalready constrains how much an agent may pay (per-request/hourly/daily/session). This adds optional, default-off allow/deny lists for who it may pay and on which network/asset, evaluated on the existingcheck()path — no new lifecycle hook, no new dependencies.SpendLimitsgains four new optional fields:allowedPayees?: string[],blockedPayees?: string[],allowedNetworks?: string[],allowedAssets?: string[]. Same ownership model as the existing spend windows, no new config surface.check(estimatedCost, counterparty?)takes an optional secondCounterpartyInfo { payTo?, network?, asset? }param. Existing single-arg callers are unaffected.CheckResult.blockedByPolicy?: PolicyListfield rather than widening the publicSpendWindowunion —SpendWindowis a time-window concept, and a counterparty value doesn't fit it.blockedBystaysSpendWindow-only.blockedPayeeswins overallowedPayeeswhen a payee is on both.check()isn't given the matching counterparty field, it denies rather than silently skipping the check.setPolicy(list, values)/clearPolicy(list)mirrorsetLimit/clearLimit.Also fixes a real bug on the same path
FileSpendControlStorage.load()reconstructslimitsfrom a hardcoded key allowlist (perRequest/hourly/daily/session). Any newSpendLimitsfield — including these four — would silently vanish on the next load/restart, even thoughsave()writes it out fine (it justJSON.stringifys the whole object). Extended the same explicit, validated loading pattern to the new fields, with a test that round-trips a full policy config across save/load and confirms malformed entries are dropped rather than accepted. Without this the feature would work until the next process restart, then quietly stop enforcing with no error.Two design calls, happy to adjust in review
SpendLimitsrather than a separatepolicyblock — matches "same ownership model as existing spend windows" from the original issue.blockedByPolicyas a sibling field rather than wideningSpendWindow— reasoning above.Went ahead and picked concrete answers for both rather than leaving them open, so there's something reviewable; easy to reshape either one if you'd rather it went differently.
Test plan
npm run typecheck— cleannpm test— 736/736 passing (60 files), no existing test changednpm run lint/npm run format:check— cleannpm run build— succeeds,postbuildsmoke check passessetPolicyinput validation, amount checks still enforced once policy passes,blockedBystays unset on a policy denial,FileSpendControlStorageround-trip + malformed-entry dropSummary by CodeRabbit