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Danijel Martinek c17d3f147d chore(work): decompose 2026-05-14-ci-security-and-supply-chain epic

Decomposer produced 9 stories under docs/work/2026-05-14-ci-
security-and-supply-chain/, ordered to land the schema foundation
first and the cross-referencing content (reviewer prompt, guide)
last:

01 - trace schema extensions (socketRisk + lastRevalidated)
02 - Socket integration (skill + CI)
03 - Renovate adoption
04 - major-bump re-evaluation flow
05 - trace revalidation workflow
06 - CodeQL + audit signatures
07 - gitleaks pre-commit
08 - reviewer prompt update
09 - CI security guide + docs

Also fixes a one-char status typo in the PRD frontmatter
(\`appoved\` -> \`approved\`) that landed with the decompose run.

Anchored by ADR-023 + the approved PRD at
docs/work/prds/2026-05-14-ci-security-and-supply-chain.prd.md.
Sequencing: depends on stories 01/02/04/06 of the in-flight
library-evaluation epic landing first.

2026-05-14 18:59:12 +02:00

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07-gitleaks-precommit

2026-05-14-ci-security-and-supply-chain

Gitleaks pre-commit hook

technical-story

todo

tooling

09-ci-security-guide-and-docs

Goal

Add gitleaks protect --staged --redact as a step in .husky/pre-commit and ship a .gitleaks.toml allowlist that covers test-fixture patterns in __seeds__/**, so a commit containing a known secret pattern is blocked locally before it reaches the remote.

Why

Developer accidents (pasting tokens into config, seeding test fixtures with real-looking keys) are the most common secret-leak vector. A pre-commit hook stops the leak at the earliest possible point — before the secret is ever pushed. GitHub native push protection is the second line of defense (documented in Story 09's guide); the hook is the first. The __seeds__/** allowlist prevents false positives from test fixtures that deliberately use token-shaped strings as dummy data.

Done when

.husky/pre-commit has a gitleaks protect --staged --redact step that runs before the existing state-sync guard (or after — order between guards doesn't matter, both must run).
.gitleaks.toml exists at repo root with at minimum one allowlist rule scoping __seeds__/** test fixtures (using paths or allowlist.paths depending on the gitleaks version).
A smoke test (bash script or vitest) pipes a staged commit containing a Stripe-style test key (sk_test_...) through the hook and asserts non-zero exit code. The smoke test is documented in the story's Done-when but may live as a manual verification step given gitleaks requires a binary; include instructions in docs/guides/ci-security.md (Story 09) for consumers to verify locally.
pnpm typecheck && pnpm lint && pnpm test && pnpm conformance && pnpm fallow:audit && pnpm coverage:diff all pass.

In scope

.husky/pre-commit — new gitleaks step.
.gitleaks.toml — allowlist config.

Out of scope

Installing gitleaks as a project devDependency — consumers install it via their OS package manager or brew; the hook exits gracefully with a warning if gitleaks is not found in $PATH (to avoid blocking developers who haven't installed it yet, while still enforcing for those who have).
GitHub native push protection configuration — consumer-facing instruction deferred to Story 09's guide.

Tasks

Add gitleaks protect --staged --redact step to .husky/pre-commit (exit-gracefully if gitleaks not in $PATH); create .gitleaks.toml at repo root with __seeds__/** allowlist for test-fixture patterns; one commit, all gates pass.

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