## Why
Approved filesystem access should make executor skills discoverable and readable for the lifetime of the grant. Turn-scoped access must not authorize persistent plugin servers or hooks, or bypass disabled-plugin policy.
## What changed
- Apply environment-specific session grants to capability discovery and refresh MCP after session grants change.
- Use a separate discovery inventory for skills with turn-scoped grants, keeping plugin servers and hooks on the session inventory. Reuse discovery results across unchanged model steps.
- Preserve disabled-plugin checks for unreadable manifests and symlinked manifest files or directories, including ancestor markers, while retaining standalone skill roots.
## Testing
Add coverage for V1 and V2 skill discovery before approval, after approval, and on the next turn; disabled-plugin ownership checks; discovery cache reuse; and session hooks surviving turn-scoped discovery failure.
GitOrigin-RevId: 929a7f8cb01f4bcfb4bee2c50ae02cd762066b2d
## Why
Executors older than `0.164.0` can advertise V2 discovery support without implementing the final contract. Enabling V2 also suppressed V1 discovery for incompatible executors, hiding selected capability roots and skills.
## What changed
Require both the V2 capability flag and an executor version of at least `0.164.0` before issuing `capabilities/discoverV2`. Share this compatibility check between session discovery and the exec-server client. Fall back to V1 when incompatible executors provide no V2 snapshots, clearing any previously stored V2 inventory.
## Testing
Add coverage for version boundaries, prereleases, missing and malformed versions, and transport recovery for compatible executors. Verify that an older executor retains selected plugins and skill instructions through V1 with V2 enabled.
GitOrigin-RevId: 93adf52fc91f02b58fd14f8ff3b093712b3346b8
## What changed
Negotiate executor support for `credential_masking` and enable built-in credential brokerage in executor-local network proxies. Supported non-login Bash commands on Linux and macOS receive credential placeholders, with real credentials injected by the proxy for matching destinations.
Retain credential mappings across process launches within the same executor session, scoped by environment, conversation, and broker configuration. Keep credentials and destination context on the executor.
Fall back to unmasked execution for unsupported shells or shell startup, and for configured credential providers. Emit warnings when masking is unavailable, preserving shell profiles and snapshots.
## Testing
Add coverage for capability negotiation, fallback behavior, mapping reuse and isolation, proxy credential injection, and keeping executor credentials out of model-visible request history. Test warning, removal, and rejection modes for credentials left unmasked during preparation.
GitOrigin-RevId: f64e916a5de8350fa0d289d3440ec29761accd75
## What changed
Move `ExecServerProcess` into `core_test_support::exec_server` and update the sandbox, plugin, access, and turn-input tests to use it. Preserve the fixture's startup timeout, temporary `CODEX_HOME`, WebSocket URL discovery, and child-process cleanup.
GitOrigin-RevId: 152de3a83f4ad39e2c1223e15438608dba452850
Dmitriy Kovalenko