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feat(runner): inspect privacy requests deterministically - #928
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Signed-off-by: Alex Fournier <afournier@nvidia.com>
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added this pull request to stack #934
October 6, 2026 18:18
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Closing this draft stack for now. I’m sharing the cumulative branch and design/evaluation artifacts for architecture feedback before reopening a smaller stack. |
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Draft stack 5/10.
What
Add optional deterministic privacy checks for common personal data and credential patterns.
Inspection covers normalized and preserved request state within fixed byte, depth, and traversal limits. Opaque or oversized input is restricted rather than passed through.
Why
Many sensitive requests can be identified locally without adding a model call or its latency.
How tested
Tests cover the detector catalog, structured request fields, preserved provider bodies, split text, opaque content, and scan limits. The complete stack passed workspace formatting, Clippy with warnings denied, and workspace tests. No live provider calls.
Notes for reviewers
Configuration:
Adds
regexto the runner. No public Rust, Python, HTTP, or ABI changes.