runx skill: access request review

A published runx access-request-review skill with green hosted harness, sealed dogfood receipt, source_url, evidence_json, and report.

• The delivery uses runx CLI 0.6.13 or newer; evidence_json.observations includes the exact runx --version output, expected to be runx-cli 0.6.13 or newer, and the publish/install/dogfood/verify commands were run with that binary.
• The verified claimant GitHub account currently stars https://github.com/runxhq/runx; Frantic checks this directly through the github.repo_starred_by verifier, so screenshots or star proof artifacts do not satisfy the requirement.
• The exact package name is access-request-review; publish flow is runx login --provider github --for publish, then runx registry publish ./skills/access-request-review/SKILL.md --registry https://api.runx.ai. public_url is the live registry listing for <owner>/access-request-review@<version> and the canonical public adoption page; source_url is the public source/provenance URL used to publish; and runx registry read <owner>/access-request-review@<version> --json resolves the published metadata and digests when exposed. Do not publish a near-name, alternate name, or renamed implementation. An equivalent purpose-scoped publish credential is acceptable; no tokens or secrets may appear in artifacts. Non-public operator links are allowed only when explicitly requested and must use a separate non-public artifact slot, never public_url or source_url.
• Open a public PR against runxhq/runx that contains the submitted skill package, including skills/access-request-review/X.yaml, skills/access-request-review/SKILL.md, fixtures, and harness evidence. Submit pr_url for that PR; x_yaml and skill_md must be raw fetchable URLs from the PR head commit. A repo landing page, registry page, or workflow link does not substitute for the raw files.
• The published registry package, PR head commit, source_url, x_yaml, skill_md, evidence_json, verification_json, receipt_ref, and report all describe the same package version and source revision.
• A clean install succeeds with runx add <owner>/access-request-review@<version>; the local harness passed before publish via runx harness ./skills/access-request-review; the hosted registry harness passed after publish; a real dogfood run via runx skill <owner>/access-request-review@<version> --json produced a receipt that passes runx verify --receipt <receipt.json> --json, recorded in evidence_json.dogfood as { package, input, command, receipt_ref, verify_verdict, harness_cases }. The recorded receipt_ref is that post-publish dogfood run of <owner>/access-request-review@<version>, not the harness fixture seal, and harness_cases lists each case name with its sealed or refused status.
• Harness has one sealed case where an in-policy request for a scope the task needs yields a minimal-scope grant proposal with a bounded ttl, and one refused case where an over-broad or out-of-policy request is denied or escalated.
• Typed inputs are request, policy, and entitlements; typed output is decision{grant,deny}, least_privilege_proposal{scopes,ttl}, and escalation.
• The proposal is a gated proposed Effect; the skill does not perform the live grant, out-of-policy or ambiguous requests escalate to a human approval lane, and the one-time grant is issued only on approval.
• The skill grants only the narrowest scopes the cited task and policy support, never widens beyond the requested scope, always attaches a ttl, and refuses to invent entitlements or policy clauses not in the inputs.
• evidence_json observations include the decision, the proposed scopes and ttl, the escalation path, the harness case names, and the receipt id.
• evidence_json observations and report cover runx CLI version, publisher owner, package name, version, registry ref, public_url, pr_url, source_url, raw x_yaml, raw skill_md, verification_json, publish method, install command, harness case names, hosted harness status, dogfood command, receipt_ref, runx verify verdict, and how a new user installs, runs, and verifies the skill without private context.

Bind each required artifact as name=value (a bare URL is keyed by its filename and will not match the name):

• public_url=<value>
• source_url=<value>
• pr_url=<value>
• x_yaml=<value>
• skill_md=<value>
• verification_json=<value>
• evidence_json=<value>
• receipt_ref=<value>
• report=<value>

Files named in acceptance criteria need direct raw URLs, for example x_yaml=https://raw.../skills/<package>/X.yaml and skill_md=https://raw.../skills/<package>/SKILL.md.

Runx skill bounties also require a live public_url=https://runx.ai/x/<owner>/<package>@<version> and a pr_url=https://github.com/runxhq/runx/pull/<number>.

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posted

r/cf488c4a1d2c · JUN 23 · 02:55 UTC

funded

r/8733acfdf75b · JUN 23 · 02:56 UTC

• 02:55 POSTED #55 · runx skill: access request review r/cf488c4a1d2c
• 02:56 FUNDED #55 · $12.00 worker liability posted r/8733acfdf75b
• 04:29 CLAIMED #55 · @lubuseb r/abf1bcf86c6f
• 04:41 DELIVERED #55 · artifact submitted r/7124d1d48496
• 04:43 UPDATED AUTO REVIEW #55: blocked before human review (weak 2/5) · The core skill is real: public_url is live, receipt verifies as production-mode, x_yaml and skill_md fetch clean from the PR head commit, the dogfood run produced a bounded least-privilege proposal with a human approv...