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pi-agent: Implement Operations Console dashboard

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proxyctl coordinator
2026-07-17 20:44:48 +08:00
parent daeb788eac
commit 8ac0695152
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internal/apt/apt.go
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@@ -116,9 +116,13 @@ func New(configuration Configuration, files FileSystem, runner Runner) *Adapter
func (a *Adapter) ID() string { return "apt" }
func (a *Adapter) Description() target.Description {
return target.Description{
Name: "APT",
Summary: "Persistently configures APT proxying across Shell and privilege boundaries.",
Details: "APT supports proxy environment variables; this Target affects persistent APT package operations across Shell and privilege boundaries; it does not change Shell, desktop, Docker, or other application proxy settings. proxyctl owns only an isolated apt.conf.d overlay, leaving earlier configuration underneath so disabling restores any External setting. Writing /etc/apt normally requires pre-existing root authority; proxyctl never escalates privileges, and no service restart is performed.",
Name: "APT",
Summary: "Persistently configures APT proxying across Shell and privilege boundaries.",
Scope: "APT package operations; not Shell, desktop, Docker, or other applications",
Permissions: "pre-existing authority to write /etc/apt; proxyctl never escalates privileges",
Ownership: "isolated apt.conf.d overlay; disabling reveals any earlier External configuration",
RestartRisk: "none",
Details: "APT supports proxy environment variables; this Target affects persistent APT package operations across Shell and privilege boundaries; it does not change Shell, desktop, Docker, or other application proxy settings. proxyctl owns only an isolated apt.conf.d overlay, leaving earlier configuration underneath so disabling restores any External setting. Writing /etc/apt normally requires pre-existing root authority; proxyctl never escalates privileges, and no service restart is performed.",
}
}