docs(rfc): marketplace template/plugin delivery (entitlement-brokered, encrypted, automatic) #2948

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DRAFT RFC for CTO review (per 2026-06-15 direction: delivery must be systematically robust + automatic, not manual — design target ~10K plugins/day).

Designs the systematic marketplace delivery: entitlement service (SoT) + delivery broker (per-fetch authz, short-lived signed URLs, NO standing god-credential) + encrypted artifact store (per-seller/artifact keys) + automatic provision integration + revocation/versioning + horizontal scale. Explains why the RFC #2843 / #828 platform-token path is INTERIM (legitimate only for our OWN templates; not a marketplace primitive — no per-seller isolation/entitlement/encryption). Phased rollout keeps #828 for our own private templates now (Phase 0) and migrates to the broker (Phase 1) before 3rd-party publish (Phase 2).

Docs-only; no code. Review the design direction + the open questions (encryption model, entitlement SoT, broker placement, 3rd-party plugin sandboxing).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com

DRAFT RFC for CTO review (per 2026-06-15 direction: delivery must be systematically robust + automatic, not manual — design target ~10K plugins/day). Designs the systematic marketplace delivery: entitlement service (SoT) + delivery broker (per-fetch authz, short-lived signed URLs, NO standing god-credential) + encrypted artifact store (per-seller/artifact keys) + automatic provision integration + revocation/versioning + horizontal scale. Explains why the RFC #2843 / #828 platform-token path is INTERIM (legitimate only for our OWN templates; not a marketplace primitive — no per-seller isolation/entitlement/encryption). Phased rollout keeps #828 for our own private templates now (Phase 0) and migrates to the broker (Phase 1) before 3rd-party publish (Phase 2). Docs-only; no code. Review the design direction + the open questions (encryption model, entitlement SoT, broker placement, 3rd-party plugin sandboxing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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RFC #2948 Phase 1 (template-decouple) — pre-design RISK SURFACE (input to the design draft + CTO review; not a competing design)

Scope: the template workspace field decouples IDENTITY/assets (e.g. seo-agent) from RUNTIME/engine (e.g. claude-code), changing templateIdentityForRuntime. Risks + hard constraints below.

1. SECURITY (the load-bearing area)

  • template MUST be an allowlist, never a free string. It flows into a fetch path; a user/attacker-controlled free value risks path-traversal (../), arbitrary-repo fetch, or SSRF if it ever becomes a URL. Constraint: template keys into the manifest registry (the SSOT allowlist, #2959) → pinned repo+SHA; a value not in the manifest fails CLOSED (reject), never falls through to a constructed path. Validate at the WRITE boundary (PATCH/create) AND at the fetch boundary (defense-in-depth) — mirror #2958's "reject PATCH runtime with template-variant slugs" guard for the template field too.
  • Platform-owned templates ONLY in Phase 1. The asset-fetch uses the #833 MOLECULE_TEMPLATE_REPO_TOKEN — a platform-wide read-only token explicitly scoped to PLATFORM-owned templates ("Do not extend to third-party sellers' private repos"). Constraint: Phase-1's template allowlist = platform-owned manifest entries only (seo-agent, codex, etc.). A claude-code workspace fetching seo-agent assets is fine (both platform-owned); it must NOT be able to name a private/third-party template.
  • Do NOT let Phase 1 become the standing god-credential this very RFC forbids. #2948's marketplace design mandates per-fetch entitlement authz + short-lived signed URLs + NO standing god-credential. The #833 platform-wide token is the OPPOSITE pattern. Constraint: Phase 1 must be built so the template→fetch seam is the same seam the entitlement-broker will later wrap — i.e. a single resolveTemplateAssets(template, workspace) chokepoint that today returns the platform-token path but is structured to swap to per-fetch brokered/signed-URL delivery without re-plumbing call sites. Don't scatter the platform token across call sites; don't let template ever reach a fetch that bypasses the (future) broker.
  • Token-scope / tenant-isolation: the asset-fetch must use ONLY the template-scoped read-only token — never escalate to the fetching workspace's own tenant secrets, and never let one tenant's template value read another tenant's data.

2. MIGRATION SAFETY (backfill existing SEO workspaces → template=seo-agent; JRS 28f97a7f first)

  • Idempotency: gate the backfill on WHERE template IS NULL (or an explicit changed-set), so re-runs are no-ops and a manually-set template is never clobbered.
  • Precise "SEO workspace" predicate — avoid mis-tagging. A loose predicate (e.g. name LIKE '%seo%') could tag a non-SEO claude-code workspace → it then fetches seo-agent assets → wrong identity → broken box. Constraint: identify SEO workspaces by a TIGHT signal (explicit workspace-ID allowlist, or the existing seo runtime/manifest mapping), canary JRS 28f97a7f first, verify, then fleet. Treat mis-tag as a security/correctness incident, not a cosmetic bug.
  • Rollback + partial-failure: the backfill must be reversible (record the changed set, or make the predicate's inverse well-defined → template=seo-agent WHERE id IN (set) reverts to NULL) and resumable (per-workspace transactional; a mid-run failure leaves a clean mixed state that a re-run completes) with a coverage report (tagged/total).

3. BACKWARD-COMPAT

  • Unset template = exact current behavior. The field is ADDITIVE: template unset → derive identity from runtime exactly as today (zero change for every existing claude-code workspace). The resolver: template set → authoritative; else → runtime-default. Test the unset path explicitly (the millions of existing workspaces are unset).
  • Double-mapping with #2958: #2958 already rejects a runtime PATCH whose value is a template-variant slug — good, it keeps runtime≠template. Constraint: resolution precedence must be UNAMBIGUOUS and acyclic — explicit template is authoritative for assets; runtime is the engine; runtime must NOT re-derive/override an explicitly-set template (no template→runtime→template cycle). Audit templateIdentityForRuntime's new precedence against #2958's runtime-validation so a (claude-code runtime + seo-agent template) workspace resolves deterministically to claude-code-engine running seo-agent-identity.

4. DRIFT / RACE

  • template set but assets not yet fetched = the #2955 class (record says seo-agent, box has old/no assets at the path the boot-probe reads). Constraint: GATE readiness on the assets actually being present at the EXACT path the identity-probe checks (the conciergeIdentityPresent//configs/system-prompt.md lesson from #2955) — don't mark the workspace online-with-template=X until X's assets are fetched + at the probe path; fail-closed/retry otherwise (MISSING_MODEL-style backstop).
  • template changed mid-flight: must trigger a re-fetch + a controlled restart (the #2929 settle-window pattern), with the boot-probe verifying the NEW template's assets before re-marking ready. Concurrency: racing template changes → last-writer-wins on the record, but the fetch must be idempotent and keyed on the CURRENT record value (not a stale in-flight one) so it converges, never half-applies.

Cross-cutting constraints (from related landed work)

  • Manifest pins must be MERGED commits (the #2959 ancestor-of-default-branch gate) — template→manifest resolution inherits that or it can resolve to an unmerged/orphaned SHA.
  • Asset delivery is fill-absent-only (#141/#833) — don't overwrite a delivered /configs/*.
  • The asset-fetch HTTP path needs the SSRF posture from #2132 if template ever influences a fetch URL (dial-time IP guard, no redirects).

Top-3 to decide before coding: (1) the single resolveTemplateAssets chokepoint that the entitlement-broker will later wrap (so Phase 1 isn't a god-credential dead-end); (2) the exact SEO-workspace backfill predicate + JRS canary + rollback; (3) the readiness gate tying template to probe-verified assets (no #2955-class drift). All three are design decisions for Kimi's draft; the platform-token-vs-broker boundary is the key CTO call.

— Root-Cause Researcher (pre-design risk surface; input only — investigate, not design/implement).

## RFC #2948 Phase 1 (template-decouple) — pre-design RISK SURFACE (input to the design draft + CTO review; not a competing design) Scope: the `template` workspace field decouples IDENTITY/assets (e.g. seo-agent) from RUNTIME/engine (e.g. claude-code), changing `templateIdentityForRuntime`. Risks + hard constraints below. ### 1. SECURITY (the load-bearing area) - **`template` MUST be an allowlist, never a free string.** It flows into a fetch path; a user/attacker-controlled free value risks path-traversal (`../`), arbitrary-repo fetch, or SSRF if it ever becomes a URL. Constraint: `template` keys into the **manifest registry** (the SSOT allowlist, #2959) → pinned repo+SHA; a value not in the manifest fails CLOSED (reject), never falls through to a constructed path. Validate at the WRITE boundary (PATCH/create) AND at the fetch boundary (defense-in-depth) — mirror #2958's "reject PATCH runtime with template-variant slugs" guard for the `template` field too. - **Platform-owned templates ONLY in Phase 1.** The asset-fetch uses the #833 `MOLECULE_TEMPLATE_REPO_TOKEN` — a platform-wide read-only token explicitly scoped to PLATFORM-owned templates ("Do not extend to third-party sellers' private repos"). Constraint: Phase-1's `template` allowlist = platform-owned manifest entries only (seo-agent, codex, etc.). A claude-code workspace fetching seo-agent assets is fine (both platform-owned); it must NOT be able to name a private/third-party template. - **Do NOT let Phase 1 become the standing god-credential this very RFC forbids.** #2948's marketplace design mandates per-fetch entitlement authz + short-lived signed URLs + NO standing god-credential. The #833 platform-wide token is the OPPOSITE pattern. Constraint: Phase 1 must be built so the `template`→fetch seam is the same seam the entitlement-broker will later wrap — i.e. a single `resolveTemplateAssets(template, workspace)` chokepoint that today returns the platform-token path but is structured to swap to per-fetch brokered/signed-URL delivery without re-plumbing call sites. Don't scatter the platform token across call sites; don't let `template` ever reach a fetch that bypasses the (future) broker. - **Token-scope / tenant-isolation:** the asset-fetch must use ONLY the template-scoped read-only token — never escalate to the fetching workspace's own tenant secrets, and never let one tenant's `template` value read another tenant's data. ### 2. MIGRATION SAFETY (backfill existing SEO workspaces → template=seo-agent; JRS 28f97a7f first) - **Idempotency:** gate the backfill on `WHERE template IS NULL` (or an explicit changed-set), so re-runs are no-ops and a manually-set template is never clobbered. - **Precise "SEO workspace" predicate — avoid mis-tagging.** A loose predicate (e.g. `name LIKE '%seo%'`) could tag a non-SEO claude-code workspace → it then fetches seo-agent assets → wrong identity → broken box. Constraint: identify SEO workspaces by a TIGHT signal (explicit workspace-ID allowlist, or the existing seo runtime/manifest mapping), **canary JRS 28f97a7f first, verify, then fleet**. Treat mis-tag as a security/correctness incident, not a cosmetic bug. - **Rollback + partial-failure:** the backfill must be reversible (record the changed set, or make the predicate's inverse well-defined → `template=seo-agent WHERE id IN (set)` reverts to NULL) and resumable (per-workspace transactional; a mid-run failure leaves a clean mixed state that a re-run completes) with a coverage report (tagged/total). ### 3. BACKWARD-COMPAT - **Unset `template` = exact current behavior.** The field is ADDITIVE: `template` unset → derive identity from runtime exactly as today (zero change for every existing claude-code workspace). The resolver: `template` set → authoritative; else → runtime-default. Test the unset path explicitly (the millions of existing workspaces are unset). - **Double-mapping with #2958:** #2958 already rejects a runtime PATCH whose value is a template-variant slug — good, it keeps runtime≠template. Constraint: resolution precedence must be UNAMBIGUOUS and acyclic — explicit `template` is authoritative for assets; runtime is the engine; runtime must NOT re-derive/override an explicitly-set template (no template→runtime→template cycle). Audit `templateIdentityForRuntime`'s new precedence against #2958's runtime-validation so a (claude-code runtime + seo-agent template) workspace resolves deterministically to claude-code-engine running seo-agent-identity. ### 4. DRIFT / RACE - **`template` set but assets not yet fetched** = the #2955 class (record says seo-agent, box has old/no assets at the path the boot-probe reads). Constraint: GATE readiness on the assets actually being present at the EXACT path the identity-probe checks (the `conciergeIdentityPresent`/`/configs/system-prompt.md` lesson from #2955) — don't mark the workspace online-with-template=X until X's assets are fetched + at the probe path; fail-closed/retry otherwise (MISSING_MODEL-style backstop). - **`template` changed mid-flight:** must trigger a re-fetch + a controlled restart (the #2929 settle-window pattern), with the boot-probe verifying the NEW template's assets before re-marking ready. Concurrency: racing template changes → last-writer-wins on the record, but the fetch must be idempotent and keyed on the CURRENT record value (not a stale in-flight one) so it converges, never half-applies. ### Cross-cutting constraints (from related landed work) - Manifest pins must be MERGED commits (the #2959 ancestor-of-default-branch gate) — `template`→manifest resolution inherits that or it can resolve to an unmerged/orphaned SHA. - Asset delivery is fill-absent-only (#141/#833) — don't overwrite a delivered `/configs/*`. - The asset-fetch HTTP path needs the SSRF posture from #2132 if `template` ever influences a fetch URL (dial-time IP guard, no redirects). **Top-3 to decide before coding:** (1) the single `resolveTemplateAssets` chokepoint that the entitlement-broker will later wrap (so Phase 1 isn't a god-credential dead-end); (2) the exact SEO-workspace backfill predicate + JRS canary + rollback; (3) the readiness gate tying `template` to probe-verified assets (no #2955-class drift). All three are design decisions for Kimi's draft; the platform-token-vs-broker boundary is the key CTO call. — Root-Cause Researcher (pre-design risk surface; input only — investigate, not design/implement).
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Updated the RFC with a new §4 (Phase 1: template field decoupling) that folds in the Researcher pre-design risk surface from comment 103870.

Key additions:

  • template is an allowlist keyed to the manifest registry, fail-closed at write + fetch boundaries.
  • Single resolveTemplateAssets chokepoint so the broker seam in Phase 2 is a drop-in replacement.
  • Platform-owned-only, no standing god-credential in workspace, tenant isolation, SSRF guard.
  • SEO backfill requirements (idempotent, tight predicate, JRS canary 28f97a7f, reversible).
  • Backward-compat precedence and #2958 alignment.
  • Probe-verified readiness gate + MISSING_MODEL-style fail-closed retry.
  • Top-3 CTO decisions flagged before coding.

Ready for CTO / driver review.

Updated the RFC with a new §4 (Phase 1: `template` field decoupling) that folds in the Researcher pre-design risk surface from comment 103870. Key additions: - `template` is an allowlist keyed to the manifest registry, fail-closed at write + fetch boundaries. - Single `resolveTemplateAssets` chokepoint so the broker seam in Phase 2 is a drop-in replacement. - Platform-owned-only, no standing god-credential in workspace, tenant isolation, SSRF guard. - SEO backfill requirements (idempotent, tight predicate, JRS canary `28f97a7f`, reversible). - Backward-compat precedence and #2958 alignment. - Probe-verified readiness gate + MISSING_MODEL-style fail-closed retry. - Top-3 CTO decisions flagged before coding. Ready for CTO / driver review.
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Rebased onto latest main (now includes #2967 SSRF fast-follow). The RFC doc already contains the concrete Phase 1 design (workspace template field, resolveTemplateAssets chokepoint, CP provision/backfill, JRS canary). Ready for CTO review.

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Rebased onto latest main (now includes #2967 SSRF fast-follow). The RFC doc already contains the concrete Phase 1 design (workspace `template` field, `resolveTemplateAssets` chokepoint, CP provision/backfill, JRS canary). Ready for CTO review. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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RFC #2948 Phase 1 risk surface — ADDENDUM (gate-ordering constraint) + delivery confirm

The full pre-design risk surface for all four axes the PM re-listed — SECURITY (allowlist-not-free-string, platform-owned-only, no-standing-god-credential, token-scope/tenant-isolation), MIGRATION SAFETY (idempotent WHERE template IS NULL, tight SEO predicate + JRS 28f97a7f canary, reversible/resumable backfill), BACKWARD-COMPAT (unset=exact current behavior, #2958 double-mapping precedence acyclic), and DRIFT/RACE (#2955-class assets-not-yet-fetched readiness gate, mid-flight re-fetch+restart) — is already delivered above in comment 103870. Not re-stating it; this adds ONE constraint learned since, from the #2966 post-mortem.

5. GATE-ORDERING (new — the #2966 / core#2594 lesson)

A provision-time gate reads its field BEFORE the template config.yaml is fetched — so not every field can be 'template-delivered'. #2966's MISSING_MODEL gate reads the MODEL workspace_secret at provision time, before the template is resolved → MODEL had to be core-seeded and could NOT be template-delivered; trying to deliver it via template reproduced the prod-broken regression. Constraint for #2948: the design MUST explicitly enumerate, for every field the template is meant to carry, whether anything reads that field at a provision-time gate that runs ahead of resolveTemplateAssets. Any field that is BOTH template-delivered AND provision-gate-read reintroduces the #2966 ordering bug — it will be read empty and fail closed before the template ever lands. My tick audit (comment 104074) found MODEL is currently the ONLY provision-hard-required, template-theory-sourced field, so the class is NARROW today — but the RFC should encode the ordering invariant (template-delivered fields are read strictly AFTER asset-fetch; provision-gate fields are core-seeded, never template-sourced) so a future template-carried field cannot silently re-create #2966. This pairs with the #2955 readiness-gate point in 103870: both are 'the record claims X but the box hasn't received X yet' failures, one at provision-gate time, one at boot-probe time.

Net: 103870's top-3 decisions stand (the resolveTemplateAssets broker chokepoint; the SEO backfill predicate+canary+rollback; the probe-verified readiness gate). Add a 4th: the template-delivered-vs-provision-gated field partition — Kimi's draft should list which fields template carries and assert none are read by a provision-time gate. CTO key call remains the platform-token-vs-entitlement-broker boundary.

— Root-Cause Researcher (pre-design risk surface addendum; input only — investigate, not design/implement)

## RFC #2948 Phase 1 risk surface — ADDENDUM (gate-ordering constraint) + delivery confirm The full pre-design risk surface for all four axes the PM re-listed — **SECURITY** (allowlist-not-free-string, platform-owned-only, no-standing-god-credential, token-scope/tenant-isolation), **MIGRATION SAFETY** (idempotent `WHERE template IS NULL`, tight SEO predicate + JRS 28f97a7f canary, reversible/resumable backfill), **BACKWARD-COMPAT** (unset=exact current behavior, #2958 double-mapping precedence acyclic), and **DRIFT/RACE** (#2955-class assets-not-yet-fetched readiness gate, mid-flight re-fetch+restart) — is already delivered above in **comment 103870**. Not re-stating it; this adds ONE constraint learned since, from the #2966 post-mortem. ### 5. GATE-ORDERING (new — the #2966 / core#2594 lesson) **A provision-time gate reads its field BEFORE the template config.yaml is fetched — so not every field can be 'template-delivered'.** #2966's MISSING_MODEL gate reads the `MODEL` workspace_secret at provision time, *before* the template is resolved → `MODEL` had to be core-seeded and could NOT be template-delivered; trying to deliver it via template reproduced the prod-broken regression. **Constraint for #2948:** the design MUST explicitly enumerate, for every field the `template` is meant to carry, whether anything reads that field at a **provision-time gate** that runs ahead of `resolveTemplateAssets`. Any field that is BOTH template-delivered AND provision-gate-read reintroduces the #2966 ordering bug — it will be read empty and fail closed before the template ever lands. My tick audit (comment 104074) found `MODEL` is currently the ONLY provision-hard-required, template-theory-sourced field, so the class is NARROW today — but the RFC should encode the **ordering invariant** (template-delivered fields are read strictly AFTER asset-fetch; provision-gate fields are core-seeded, never template-sourced) so a future template-carried field cannot silently re-create #2966. This pairs with the #2955 readiness-gate point in 103870: both are 'the record claims X but the box hasn't received X yet' failures, one at provision-gate time, one at boot-probe time. **Net:** 103870's top-3 decisions stand (the `resolveTemplateAssets` broker chokepoint; the SEO backfill predicate+canary+rollback; the probe-verified readiness gate). Add a 4th: **the template-delivered-vs-provision-gated field partition** — Kimi's draft should list which fields `template` carries and assert none are read by a provision-time gate. CTO key call remains the platform-token-vs-entitlement-broker boundary. — Root-Cause Researcher (pre-design risk surface addendum; input only — investigate, not design/implement)
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Design draft for Phase 1 is ready for driver+CTO sign-off: !2977.

It covers the workspace template field, fetch-by-template with runtime fallback, CP provision threading, the supported PATCH /workspaces/:id/template assignment path, the backfill plan (JRS 28f97a7f first), and the JRS verification step.

Design draft for Phase 1 is ready for driver+CTO sign-off: !2977. It covers the workspace `template` field, fetch-by-template with runtime fallback, CP provision threading, the supported `PATCH /workspaces/:id/template` assignment path, the backfill plan (JRS `28f97a7f` first), and the JRS verification step.
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RFC #2948 Phase 1 status update (replying to 1f5e26b7):

The concrete, buildable Phase 1 design is ready for CTO/driver sign-off in molecule-core PR #2977 (docs/design/rfc-2948-phase1-template-engine-decoupling.md). It includes:

  • workspace template field separate from runtime (nullable, NULL = runtime fallback)
  • single resolveTemplateAssets chokepoint / broker seam
  • CP provision threading + migration/backfill
  • idempotent WHERE template IS NULL backfill + tight SEO predicate + JRS 28f97a7f canary
  • probe-verified readiness gate + MISSING_ASSETS fail-closed retry
  • Researcher risk-surface top-3 decisions (broker chokepoint / SEO backfill predicate / readiness gate)

Implementation is in progress: molecule-core#2980 and molecule-controlplane#846.

RFC #2948 Phase 1 status update (replying to 1f5e26b7): The concrete, buildable Phase 1 design is ready for CTO/driver sign-off in **molecule-core PR #2977** (`docs/design/rfc-2948-phase1-template-engine-decoupling.md`). It includes: - workspace `template` field separate from `runtime` (nullable, `NULL` = runtime fallback) - single `resolveTemplateAssets` chokepoint / broker seam - CP provision threading + migration/backfill - idempotent `WHERE template IS NULL` backfill + tight SEO predicate + JRS `28f97a7f` canary - probe-verified readiness gate + `MISSING_ASSETS` fail-closed retry - Researcher risk-surface top-3 decisions (broker chokepoint / SEO backfill predicate / readiness gate) Implementation is in progress: molecule-core#2980 and molecule-controlplane#846.
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Adds §4 covering the template-field decoupling phase:
- allowlist/fail-closed from manifest registry
- single resolveTemplateAssets chokepoint that becomes the broker seam
- platform-owned-only, no standing god-credential in workspace
- SEO workspace backfill idempotency, tight predicate, canary, rollback
- backward-compat precedence and #2958 alignment
- probe-verified readiness gate and MISSING_MODEL-style fail-closed retry
- top-3 CTO decisions before coding

Incorporates Root-Cause Researcher pre-design risk surface at PR #2948
comment 103870.
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Replaces the high-level §4 with the full buildable design for Phase 1:
- workspace template field, nullable column, write/fetch allowlist validation
- resolveTemplateAssets chokepoint signature and broker seam
- create/restart/PATCH /workspaces/:id/template paths
- CP provision wire + migration/backfill
- idempotent WHERE template IS NULL backfill + tight SEO predicate + JRS canary
- probe-verified readiness gate + MISSING_ASSETS fail-closed retry
- test plan, rollout, and top-3 CTO decisions

Refs #2948, #2977, #2980, #846.
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APPROVED. Reviewed molecule-core#2948 at head 01f02477 as a docs/RFC-only change.

5-axis: correctness is sound for a design RFC: it clearly separates the interim platform-token path from the proposed broker/entitlement/encrypted-artifact architecture, and it calls out the Phase 1 template/runtime decoupling plus migration and readiness gates. Robustness is addressed through fail-closed allowlist resolution, idempotent backfill, canary rollout, revocation/versioning, and MISSING_ASSETS retry semantics. Security posture is explicit: no workspace standing god-credential, server-side entitlement checks, per-seller isolation, encrypted artifacts, auditability, and SSRF guardrails. Performance/scale considerations are reasonable for the RFC level: stateless broker, entitlement caching, CDN/signed URL delivery, and no per-plugin manual ops. Readability is good and the phased rollout/open questions are clear.

No code paths are changed by this PR; CI/all-required is green.

APPROVED. Reviewed molecule-core#2948 at head 01f02477 as a docs/RFC-only change. 5-axis: correctness is sound for a design RFC: it clearly separates the interim platform-token path from the proposed broker/entitlement/encrypted-artifact architecture, and it calls out the Phase 1 template/runtime decoupling plus migration and readiness gates. Robustness is addressed through fail-closed allowlist resolution, idempotent backfill, canary rollout, revocation/versioning, and MISSING_ASSETS retry semantics. Security posture is explicit: no workspace standing god-credential, server-side entitlement checks, per-seller isolation, encrypted artifacts, auditability, and SSRF guardrails. Performance/scale considerations are reasonable for the RFC level: stateless broker, entitlement caching, CDN/signed URL delivery, and no per-plugin manual ops. Readability is good and the phased rollout/open questions are clear. No code paths are changed by this PR; CI/all-required is green.
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Reference: molecule-ai/molecule-core#2948