Version: v1.2.3 | Status: Active | Last Updated: March 2026
The code module handles potentially untrusted code execution and requires strict security controls.
- Executes untrusted code in isolated Docker containers
- Risk: Container escape, resource exhaustion
- Mitigation: Docker isolation, resource limits, network restrictions
- Processes code execution requests
- Risk: Code injection, malicious input
- Mitigation: Input validation, sandboxing
- Analyzes external code
- Risk: Malicious code patterns
- Mitigation: Static analysis, safe parsing
- All code execution in Docker containers
- No network access by default
- Resource limits (CPU, memory, time)
- Read-only filesystem where possible
- Language validation before execution
- Code size limits
- Character encoding validation
- File path sanitization
- Execution timeouts
- Memory limits
- Process limits
- Disk quota
- Never trust user input - Validate all code before execution
- Use least privilege - Containers run with minimal permissions
- Monitor resources - Track CPU, memory, and I/O usage
- Log everything - Audit trail for all executions
- Regular updates - Keep Docker images updated
- Parent: Code Module
- Root Security: SECURITY.md
- Strict Modularity: Each component is isolated and communicates via well-defined APIs.
- Performance Optimization: Implementation leverages lazy loading and intelligent caching to minimize resource overhead.
- Error Resilience: Robust exception handling ensures system stability even under unexpected conditions.
- Extensibility: The architecture is designed to accommodate future enhancements without breaking existing contracts.
The codebase utilizes modern Python features (version 3.10+) to provide a clean, type-safe API. Interaction patterns are documented in the corresponding AGENTS.md and SPEC.md files, ensuring that both human developers and automated agents can effectively utilize these capabilities.