PR 29407 runtime verification, 2026-11-03, Linux Boat VM
Main: github/main f6503f0e71
PR: 82211794107259d79169b2e2f03eacfb22d233fd
Electron 44.10.0; actual T3 desktop application, isolated copied development state.
Project /home/user/permission-check added via app. Real Codex gpt-6.1-sol responses completed on main and PR.
Main server/web: 16733/8693. PR server/web: 13773/5733. Only one task backend at a time.
Browser navigation: actual Browser panel address bar to https://example.com, example.org, example.net.
Permission API calls executed in the actual embedded webview using executeJavaScript through Playwright. No permission handlers or dialog results mocked. Native Allow/Block buttons clicked with xdotool.

Main query: local-network-access=denied; local-network=denied; no consent dialog.
PR first query: denied; native Allow/Block dialog appears with correct origin and reload guidance.
Click Allow, click Browser Refresh: local-network-access=granted; local-network=granted.
Notifications=denied; clipboard-read=denied before independent clipboard consent.
Other origin example.org: new native prompt. Click Block, refresh: both names remain denied, no repeat prompt.
Return to example.com: granted, demonstrating isolated decisions.
Clipboard request: separate native clipboard dialog. Click Allow. Focus webview, write permission-neighbor, read returns permission-neighbor.
Restart actual Electron app: example.com query denied and a new consent dialog appears, demonstrating decisions reset.
Real Chrome web client paired with isolated PR server: submitted gpt-6.1-sol turn, received web
client verified. An earlier turn interrupted by the deliberate restart was not counted as passing.
Blacksmith: vp i && vp test run apps/desktop/src/preview/BrowserSession.test.ts: 12 tests passed.
Existing CI observed: 27 successful, 0 failed, 0 pending. No source changes made.

Not verified: actual Okta FastPass authentication, Okta Verify, actual local-network request enforcement, request-first local-network path, native macOS/Windows behavior, mobile clients, browser-profile isolation at runtime (covered only by existing tests). No Okta account or Okta Verify is available. The permission query is directly invoked on a neutral existing site; this does not prove the external sign-in flow succeeds.