Anti-leak proposal item A. Companion to D (decision tree in role
prompts, separate PR on org-templates).
Why a local pre-commit hook
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Agents try to `git add /research/foo.md` despite SHARED_RULES, the
.gitignore patterns, and the CI gate. Each leak attempt costs ~5 cycles
(PR opens, CI fails, agent retries with workaround) and pollutes git
history with reverts.
A pre-commit hook converts the failure from "PR opens then fails" →
"commit refused immediately, with the recovery command printed in the
same error message the agent reads." Agents act on what's in the
current response context — putting the redirect command literally in
the failure output is the highest-density feedback we can provide.
What changes
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- molecule_runtime/scripts/pre-commit-block-internal-paths.sh —
bash hook. Checks `git remote get-url origin`, only enforces in
Molecule-AI/molecule-monorepo + molecule-core. In every other repo
(internal, plugins, templates, third-party) it's a no-op.
When forbidden paths are staged, refuses the commit with the redirect
recipe + the alternative public-facing paths + the workflow-edit path
for legitimate exceptions.
- molecule_runtime/precommit_hook.py — install_pre_commit_hook():
1. Extracts bundled hook to ~/.molecule-runtime/git-hooks/pre-commit
2. chmod +x
3. Sets core.hooksPath globally — UNLESS already set by an operator
(then logs a warning + skips, doesn't clobber)
- molecule_runtime/main.py — calls install_pre_commit_hook() at
step 0.2, right after install_credential_helper()
- pyproject.toml bumped to 0.1.11
Both A and D together close the loop: D ensures the agent knows the
right path before writing; A enforces it at the local git boundary if
the agent forgets. CI gate remains the third backstop for anything
that gets pushed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
