sbx: note that org policy overrides kit network rules#25231
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Kit-defined network rules (allowedDomains/deniedDomains) are ignored when organization governance is active, since only org rules are evaluated. This wasn't documented anywhere. Add an IMPORTANT callout in the kit "Control network access" section and extend the governance precedence section to account for kit rules. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Assessment: 🟢 APPROVE
Small, well-scoped documentation PR that fills a genuine gap: kit-defined network rules being silently ignored when organization governance is active.
Changes reviewed:
customize/kits.md: Adds a correctly-formatted[!IMPORTANT]callout with accurate information and a valid cross-link to the precedence section.governance/concepts.md: Expands both precedence bullets to mention kit-defined network rules alongside local rules — internally consistent and accurate.
No style guide violations, no markdown issues, no missing redirects, no AI-isms detected. The PR is clean.
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Description
Documents a gap in the Docker Sandboxes (
sbx) docs: network rules defined in a kit (allowedDomains/deniedDomains) don't apply when organization governance is active. In that case only organization rules are evaluated, so kit-defined allows and denies are ignored — including domains a kit allows for the agent to reach. This precedence behavior wasn't documented anywhere.Changes:
customize/kits.md— Add an[!IMPORTANT]callout in the "Control network access" section (where a kit author defines network rules) explaining that org governance takes precedence, with a link to Policy precedence.governance/concepts.md— The "Precedence" section previously mentioned only local rules. Both bullets now account for kit-defined network rules: they apply alongside local rules when there's no org governance, and are not evaluated (showninactiveinsbx policy ls) when org governance is active.Related issues
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