fix: separate bootstrap encryption from private root custody
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@ -130,3 +130,25 @@ make sops-custody-shell
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Run the required SOPS, recovery, or lockdown commands inside that shell. Exit
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the shell to shred the temporary key file.
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## Bootstrap implementation correction — 2026-10-12
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The compatibility `creds-agent-init` command now encrypts using `keys/age.pub`.
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It does not generate or discover private keys. Live bootstrap requires the
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operator terminal; `--dry-run` is a non-mutating plan. For an encrypted resume,
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use the explicit custody helper with the independently held matching key. The
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bootstrap validates that temporary key before contacting the cluster.
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The former emergency-bundle export is a non-secret guide. The current encrypted
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ops bundle is handed off by location and SHA256, and a fresh operator
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acknowledgment is required before plaintext cleanup/completion. Old delivery
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flags retain their historical meaning and do not acknowledge a new artifact.
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Generation no longer logs value prefixes and creates private files even under a
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permissive caller umask. These controls do not enforce agent runtime isolation.
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Recovery verification uses an owner-approved isolated workspace and target. With
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the helper's temporary key, decrypt the exact bundle to a private file, verify
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its expected contents without printing values, then remove decrypted files and
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retain a non-secret receipt. Acknowledgment of a guide is not that verification.
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No live root or password was read or rotated during the source correction.
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NK-WP-0049 tracks remaining native acceptance and other legacy custody callers.
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