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@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ Layered prompt-injection / approval-fatigue defenses. Full reference: [docs/SECU
 - **FD-based API key handoff** (`cmd/odek/subagent_key.go`) — parent writes key to a 0600 tempfile, immediately `unlink()`s, passes the FD via `cmd.ExtraFiles`. Sub-agent reads from `$ODEK_API_KEY_FD` and closes. Key never in `/proc/<pid>/environ`.
 - **Approver friction** (`internal/danger/approver.go`, `cmd/odek/wsapprover.go`) — both TTYApprover and WSApprover engage friction mode after 3 approvals of the same class in 60s: require typing literal `approve`, 1.5s pause. Trust-class shortcut disabled for `destructive` + `blocked` regardless.
 - **Danger classifier bypass resistance** (`internal/danger/classifier.go`) — `normalize()` pre-processes: expand `$IFS` / `${IFS}`, extract `$(...)` / `` `...` `` substitutions, strip `command` / `exec` / `builtin` wrappers, collapse unquoted backslashes, basename absolute paths. `awk`/`gawk`, `sed` (`e` command / `-f`), and editors (`vi`/`vim`/`nvim`/`emacs`/`ed`/`ex`) are classified as `code_execution` when given a script or file operand, closing `awk 'BEGIN{system(...)}'`, `sed 's///e'`, and editor `!` shell escapes. Regression suite in `classifier_bypass_test.go`.
-- **WS Origin allowlist** (`cmd/odek/serve.go::checkLocalOrigin`) — rejects non-localhost upgrades. Closes CSRF-on-localhost.
+- **WebSocket CSRF token** (`cmd/odek/serve.go`) — `odek serve` issues a random 256-bit token at startup, injects it into `index.html`, sets an `HttpOnly` `SameSite=Strict` cookie, and requires it on `/ws` via cookie, `X-Odek-Ws-Token` header, or `odek.<token>` subprotocol. The localhost origin check remains as defense-in-depth.
 - **REST API CSRF protection** (`cmd/odek/serve.go::requireLocalOrigin`) — state-changing HTTP endpoints (POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE) require a localhost origin or no Origin header, and static responses set `X-Frame-Options: DENY` + `Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors 'none'` to block clickjacking.
 - **Browser history cap** (`cmd/odek/browser_tool.go`) — navigation history is capped at 50 snapshots to prevent memory DoS from repeated `browser_navigate` calls.
 - **Browser element cap** (`cmd/odek/browser_tool.go`) — the number of interactive elements extracted per page is capped at 500 so a hostile page cannot OOM the agent with thousands of links or buttons.
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ Layered prompt-injection / approval-fatigue defenses. Full reference: [docs/SECU
 - **head_tail output cap** (`cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — `head_tail` truncates returned lines so total content stays within 1 MiB, preventing multi-file/multi-line memory DoS.
 - **search_files symlink hardening** (`cmd/odek/file_tool.go`) — the `files` target uses `Lstat` (not `Stat`) and skips symlinks in the glob branch, closing metadata disclosure via symlinked paths.
 - **AGENTS.md size cap** (`odek.go`) — project-level `AGENTS.md` is ignored if larger than 256 KiB to prevent OOM/prompt stuffing from a malicious repo.
-- **IDENTITY.md size cap** (`cmd/odek/main.go`) — `~/.odek/IDENTITY.md` is ignored if larger than 256 KiB, falling back to the default identity.
+- **System prompt injection scan** (`cmd/odek/main.go`) — explicit `--system` / `ODEK_SYSTEM` / `~/.odek/config.json` system prompts, as well as `~/.odek/IDENTITY.md`, are capped at 256 KiB and scanned with `danger.ScanInjection`; a failed scan falls back to the compiled-in default identity.
 - **patch / batch_patch output expansion cap** (`cmd/odek/file_tool.go`, `cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — the post-replacement result is capped at 10 MiB so `ReplaceAll` cannot explode memory.
 - **write_file content cap** (`cmd/odek/file_tool.go`) — the `content` argument is capped at 1 MiB to prevent disk exhaustion and memory pressure from a single enormous tool call.
 - **file_info confinement + wrapping** (`cmd/odek/file_tool.go`) — `file_info` respects the same `restrictToCWD` path confinement as `write_file`/`patch`, and the returned path is wrapped as untrusted content.
@@ -133,14 +133,16 @@ Layered prompt-injection / approval-fatigue defenses. Full reference: [docs/SECU
 - **Serve sandbox default-on** — `odek serve` enables `--sandbox` automatically unless `--no-sandbox` is passed.
 - **Sandbox volume confinement** (`internal/sandbox/sandbox.go`) — extra `--sandbox-volume` host paths must resolve to a location under the working directory, cannot contain `..` or symlink escapes, and cannot match sensitive prefixes such as `/etc`, `/proc`, `/sys`, `/dev`, `/root`, `/home`, `/var`, `/run`, or `/var/run/docker.sock`.
 - **Sandbox read-only enforcement** (`cmd/odek/sandbox_file.go` + `cmd/odek/file_tool.go` + `cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — when a sandbox container is active, `write_file`, `patch`, and `batch_patch` translate host paths to `/workspace/...` and copy data into the container with `docker cp`, so a read-only workspace mount (`--sandbox-readonly`) is enforced for the agent's own file tools.
-- **Project config sensitive-field rejection** (`internal/config/loader.go`) — `./odek.json` is untrusted, so `base_url`, `api_key`, `system`, and the `dangerous` section set there are ignored (with stderr warnings). These can only be configured from operator-controlled sources: `~/.odek/config.json`, `ODEK_*` env vars, or CLI flags.
+- **Project config sensitive-field rejection** (`internal/config/loader.go`) — `./odek.json` is untrusted, so `base_url`, `api_key`, `system`, the `dangerous` section, `embedding`, `memory`, `sessions`, `skills.dirs`/`skills.embedding`, `telegram`, and `web_search` set there are ignored (with stderr warnings). These can only be configured from operator-controlled sources: `~/.odek/config.json`, `ODEK_*` env vars, or CLI flags.
 - **MCP subprocess environment sanitisation** (`internal/mcpclient/client.go`) — MCP server children receive only a minimal allowlist of safe environment variables plus explicit `env` overrides. Keys matching secret patterns (`*_API_KEY`, `*_TOKEN`, `*_SECRET`, `*_PASSWORD`, etc.) are stripped, preventing a compromised or malicious MCP server from reading parent secrets.
 - **MCP `tools/list` metadata hardening** (`internal/mcpclient/client.go`, `cmd/odek/mcp_approval.go`, `cmd/odek/main.go`) — tool names from MCP servers are validated (ASCII letters/digits/`-`/`_`, ≤ 64 chars) and descriptions are scanned for injection patterns. Tools whose raw names collide with odek built-ins are rejected. Each tool from a project-level server requires per-tool approval (interactive, `ODEK_APPROVE_MCP=1`, or persisted in `~/.odek/mcp_tool_approvals.json`); global servers from `~/.odek/config.json` are operator-trusted.
 - **Read-only perf-tool file-size cap** (`cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — `count_lines`, `checksum`, `head_tail`, and `word_count` reject files larger than 10 MiB before scanning/hashing, consistent with other perf tools.
 - **Inline content size cap** (`cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — `base64` and `tr` reject inline `string`/`content` arguments larger than 10 MiB, preventing prompt-injected multi-hundred-megabyte payloads from OOMing the process.
 - **Schedule atomic-write hardening** (`internal/schedule/store.go` + `internal/fsatomic`) — schedule file writes now use `fsatomic.WriteFile`, which creates a random temp file with `O_EXCL`, fsyncs data and directory, and renames over the target. A swapped-in symlink is replaced rather than followed, closing the symlink-override attack on `schedules.json` / `schedule-state.json`.
 - **Schedule cross-process lock hard error** (`internal/schedule/store.go`) — `fileLock` now returns an error instead of silently falling back to a no-op releaser when `~/.odek/schedules.lock` cannot be opened or locked. Mutating schedule operations abort rather than risk two concurrent processes loading the same baseline and overwriting each other.
 - **Schedule JSON file-size cap** (`internal/schedule/store.go`) — `schedules.json` and `schedule-state.json` are rejected if larger than 10 MiB before being read into memory, preventing a tampered multi-gigabyte file from OOMing the scheduler.
+- **Default non-interactive policy is deny** (`internal/danger/classifier.go`, `cmd/odek/main.go`) — headless/CI/piped runs no longer auto-approve dangerous operations. Operators must explicitly set `non_interactive: "allow"` for unattended execution.
+- **`~/.odek` trust-anchor protection** (`internal/danger/classifier.go`, `cmd/odek/file_tool.go`) — generic file tools reject writes to `~/.odek/config.json`, `secrets.env`, `IDENTITY.md`, `skills/`, `sessions/`, `audit/`, `plans/`, `schedules.json`, `schedule-state.json`, `mcp_approvals.json`, `mcp_tool_approvals.json`, `restart.json`, `telegram.lock`, and related state files. These paths classify as `system_write` and must be modified through their dedicated subsystems. Shell reads of these trust anchors are also escalated to `system_write`.
 - **Nonce'd tool-result delimiter** (`internal/loop/loop.go`) — the static `┌── TOOL RESULT: ... └── END TOOL RESULT: ...` delimiter is now unique per tool call via a random hex nonce embedded in both the opening and closing lines. A tool or MCP server can no longer forge the closing delimiter to break out of the data framing and inject instructions.
 - **`parallel_shell` context + process-group kill** (`cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — commands now run via `exec.CommandContext` bound to the agent context, in their own process group. Cancellation or timeout kills the whole group (negative PID), so `sh -c 'sleep 3600 &'` cannot leave orphaned children. Per-command timeouts are also capped at 30 minutes.
 - **`batch_patch` trusted-class propagation** (`cmd/odek/perf_tools.go`) — `batch_patch` now passes its cached `trustedClasses` to `CheckOperation`, matching `write_file` and `patch`. A trusted `local_write` class is honored across all patches in the batch instead of re-prompting per patch.
@@ -150,9 +152,13 @@ Layered prompt-injection / approval-fatigue defenses. Full reference: [docs/SECU
 - **Telegram singleton flock lock** (`cmd/odek/telegram.go` + `internal/flock`) — the Telegram bot now uses an advisory `flock` on `~/.odek/telegram.lock` instead of a PID file probed with signals. This removes the non-Linux path where a planted PID could cause odek to kill an arbitrary process.
 - **Telegram photo caption wrapping** (`cmd/odek/telegram.go`) — photo captions cross the Telegram trust boundary, so they are wrapped as untrusted content both when passed to the local vision model and when injected into the main agent's user message.
 - **`send_message` callback prefix restriction** (`internal/tool/send_message.go` + `cmd/odek/telegram.go`) — the `send_message` tool rejects any button whose `callback_data` starts with a reserved internal prefix (`apr:`, `den:`, `trs:`, `clarify:`, `skill_save:`, `skill_skip:`); only user-facing `cb:` callbacks are allowed. The Telegram sender closure validates again as defense-in-depth, preventing a forged approval or skill button.
-- **Telegram outbound media path allowlist** (`internal/telegram/media_path.go` + `internal/telegram/handler.go` + `internal/tool/send_message.go` + `cmd/odek/telegram.go`) — paths supplied to `MEDIA:...` prefixes or `send_message(file=...)` are resolved to an absolute path and verified against an allowlist (cwd, `~/.odek/media/`, system temp dir). `os.Lstat` rejects symlink final components and `filepath.EvalSymlinks` ensures the resolved path does not escape the allowlist, preventing prompt-injection-driven exfiltration of arbitrary files.
-- **Session ID entropy + session-scoped auth tokens** (`internal/session/session.go`, `cmd/odek/serve.go`) — session IDs now carry 128 bits of randomness (16 bytes / 32 hex chars); each session stores a 256-bit `AuthToken` required by `GET/DELETE/POST /api/sessions/<id>` and WebSocket session-resume messages via `X-Session-Token` header, `session_token` cookie, or `auth_token` WS field. Per-IP rate limiting (60/min) on session lookups adds a brute-force backstop.
+- **Telegram outbound media path allowlist** (`internal/telegram/media_path.go` + `internal/telegram/handler.go` + `internal/tool/send_message.go` + `cmd/odek/telegram.go`) — paths supplied to `MEDIA:...` prefixes or `send_message(file=...)` are resolved to an absolute path and verified against an allowlist (cwd, `~/.odek/media/`, system temp dir). On Unix the final component is opened with `O_NOFOLLOW` and `fstat`'d to avoid a symlink TOCTOU race; `filepath.EvalSymlinks` ensures the resolved path does not escape the allowlist, preventing prompt-injection-driven exfiltration of arbitrary files.
+- **Telegram plan file size cap** (`internal/telegram/plan.go`) — plan files larger than 1 MiB are rejected by `ReadPlan` and `MostRecentPlan`, and `ListPlans` only reads the first 8 KiB for preview. This prevents a prompt-injected agent from causing an OOM via a multi-hundred-megabyte plan file.
+- **Telegram log file permissions** (`internal/telegram/log.go`) — Telegram log files are created with `0600`, and `os.Chmod` hardens existing files. Chat IDs and task snippets are no longer world-readable by default.
+- **Session ID entropy + session-scoped auth tokens** (`internal/session/session.go`, `cmd/odek/serve.go`) — session IDs now carry 128 bits of randomness (16 bytes / 32 hex chars); each session stores a 256-bit `AuthToken` required by `GET/DELETE/POST /api/sessions/<id>`, `POST /api/cancel`, and WebSocket session-resume messages via `X-Session-Token` header, `session_token` cookie, or `auth_token` WS field. Per-IP rate limiting (60/min) on session lookups adds a brute-force backstop.
 - **Skill/episode untrusted wrapper** (`internal/loop/loop.go` + `odek.go`) — skill context and retrieved session-episode context are passed through the caller-provided untrusted wrapper (the same nonce'd `<untrusted_content_*>` boundary used for tool output) before being injected into the model's system context. This prevents a compromised or tainted skill/episode from being treated as trusted system instructions.
+- **`env` / `printenv` environment-dump gate** (`internal/danger/classifier.go`) — bare `env` and `printenv` invocations are classified as `system_write` because they can leak process-environment secrets that the redaction scanner does not recognise. `env VAR=value <cmd>` still classifies `<cmd>` normally.
+- **Web UI attachment wrapping** (`cmd/odek/serve.go` + `cmd/odek/ui/app.js`) — files attached through the browser are sent separately from the user's text and wrapped with the nonce'd `<untrusted_content_*>` boundary (`source="attachment:<filename>"`) before injection into the prompt.
 - **Episode index session ID validation** (`internal/memory/episode_index.go` + `internal/session/session.go`) — `readAllSummaries` treats `index.json` as untrusted input and validates every `session_id` with `session.ValidateSessionID` before building the `filepath.Join(dir, sessionID+".md")` path. Invalid / traversal / separator-containing IDs are skipped with a warning, preventing a tampered episode index from pulling arbitrary files (e.g. `~/.odek/config.json`, `IDENTITY.md`) into the embedding space.
 - **Secret redaction** (`internal/redact/redact.go`) — 20+ patterns: OpenAI, Anthropic, GitHub PAT, AWS, PEM, JWT, Vault, Google OAuth, SendGrid, Discord, DB URLs, etc.