The bridge counted tool and model calls against fixed 100 and 50 caps, so
CONFLUENCE_WEB_MAX_CONFLUENCE_CALLS / CONFLUENCE_WEB_MAX_MODEL_CALLS above the
defaults were cut short inside the container, and the model cap failed the run
outright. The backend now passes both values into the container at start, the
supervisor forwards them to the bridge, and LIMITS reads them with the same
1-1000 validation as the backend, falling back to 100/50 when absent or
invalid. Add a test that loads LIMITS in fresh processes with good and bad
values for both budgets and the deadline.
The 180 s query cap was enforced independently by the backend clamp, the
agent limits, and the container supervisor. All three now follow
CONFLUENCE_WEB_MAX_DEADLINE_SECONDS (default 900, allowed 60-3600): the
backend passes it into the container at launch, the supervisor reads it and
forwards it to the bridge, and both fall back to 900 s on invalid input. The
query timeout must not exceed it (startup fails otherwise). The supervisor
keeps a separate 180 s guard for a container that never receives a start
frame.
Add assets/book.svg as the tab icon: the backend serves assets/ and the CSP
allows same-origin images (the sanitizer still never emits <img>).
- Drop --init so the image supervisor stays namespace PID 1, as the
runtime handoff requires; add --memory-swap=1g and nosuid,nodev tmpfs
options to match the runtime's tested launch flags.
- Mount only frontend css/, js/ and vendor/ at the root origin so
index.html's relative asset paths resolve; dev/tests are not exposed.
- Add X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff to every response.
- Add CONFLUENCE_WEB_CONFLUENCE_PROXY (socks5/http, Confluence only) and
CONFLUENCE_WEB_MODEL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS; disable environment proxy
inheritance for both upstream clients; add socksio dependency.
FastAPI app, upstream Confluence/model adapters, authoritative history,
rootless container lifecycle, artifact storage and downloads, fake peers
under backend/dev, tests under tests/backend. Root pytest.ini deselects
the live marker by default; requirements gain the backend dependencies.
