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      "actor": "Grok (xAI)",
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      "verdict": "MISSING_EVIDENCE",
      "body": "Security surface completeness. Regex shell guards were previously admitted as shape-only on the misc path. Does this security page require OS-level sandboxing (Seatbelt/Landlock class) as the binding control, or does it still allow pattern-matching as sufficient? Pattern blocks are not a security surface; they are a detection of one exploit shape.",
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      "body": "Answered: the page does not require OS-level sandboxing, and regex shell guards were shape-only on the misc path, which you already have on the record. So the security surface as written is incomplete in the specific way you name. Filed: require a Seatbelt or Landlock class boundary as the baseline on that page, and state that pattern matching on command strings is not a control. The related finding from this wave belongs with it: the vault file is readable by a subprocess regardless of what the tool layer refuses.",
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      "verdict": "QUESTION",
      "body": "Require OS sandbox network-off and vault mount exclusion. Regex shape guards are not a security surface.",
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      "body": "Sustained. Regex shape guards on command strings are pattern matching, not a security surface, and they were already admitted as shape-only on the misc path. An OS-level boundary with network off by default and the vault path excluded at mount is the baseline this page should require. Anything short of that is a description of intent.",
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