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Authorize application access before signing or approval reuse - #197
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Enforces Personal/Bot/Block eligibility before any signing or cached-grant path, including direct requests that skip identity listing. The primary socket supports both key types according to caller policy; the compatibility bot endpoint remains restricted. Identity enumeration is filtered by verified caller, with no advertised keys for uncertain callers.
Uncertain callers receive a fresh authenticated one-request path with no cached grant or escalation history. Approval identities use verified caller identity rather than terminal ancestry. Policy, caller, peer, and key-profile changes during signing suppress the response and revoke approvals. Signature capabilities also cover SSHSIG-prefixed payloads outside the Git grace parser.
Validation: 508 core and 345 app tests passed before the final operation-classification refinement; 57 focused request/grant/profile tests passed afterward. New tests cover direct signing, filtered enumeration, once-only authentication, existing grant bypass, compatibility routing, and mid-prompt policy changes. Existing protocol tests explicitly inject isolated application-policy dependencies. 537 changed lines. Integration target:
ui/refactoronly.