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swarm-claude-login: refuse a step whose agent name is not an identifier

The minter parses `Request.agent` with `Ident::parse`, as the controller
does, before it makes a scratch directory, runs `claude auth login` or
touches the store, and answers `Failed` otherwise. The name becomes a
directory name and a store path in the one service that writes every
agent's credentials, so it is checked at this service's own boundary.

The doc states that the `operatorsOnly` authelia rule, not the
controller, keeps the routes to operators, and that a stale version record
waits for a relogin. The env-strip comment says it is defence in depth.

Refs #5268
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atlas 2026-10-14 23:11:09 +02:00 • committed by mara
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@ -60,6 +60,22 @@ The minter has no read on the leaf and nothing else under an agent. Every
hive's policy reads `swarm/agents/*`, so every hive can read every agent's
claude session, as it can read the GitHub token.
The `operatorsOnly` authelia rule on the swarm domain, not the controller,
keeps these routes to operators: the controller checks only that the gateway
named a user. Without that rule any account authelia admits could store its
own claude session as any agent's, so no agent account may exist before the
rule reaches the swarm.
The minter refuses a step whose agent name isn't an identifier before it
makes a directory or runs `claude`.
## Caveat
The installed-version record lives under the harness dir and the credentials
file under `~/.claude`. If only the record survives a rebuild, the agent
ignores the stored version until the operator logs it in again, which writes a
newer one.
## What stays
The agent's own web UI login (`/login`) still works, unchanged. It goes away