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CookbookCapabilityProfile

Struct CookbookCapabilityProfile 

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pub struct CookbookCapabilityProfile;
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The deterministic capability profile the cookbook seats its eval Cx with.

GRANTS the pure/offline/deterministic effects a recipe may legitimately need and DENIES (by omission) every live/effectful capability. A recipe requesting a denied capability fails closed: it is a Category D descriptor whose purpose is the denial. The profile is data, not a closed enum – the granted and denied vocabularies are named capability strings the kernel interns.

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impl CookbookCapabilityProfile

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pub fn granted() -> Vec<CapabilityName>

The capabilities this profile GRANTS: read-construct, read-eval, and the pure/offline/deterministic effect vocabulary (compute, codec round-trip, offline render with no device, deterministic cassette replay, and a deterministic model fixture).

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pub fn denied() -> Vec<CapabilityName>

The capabilities this profile explicitly DENIES: live network, live hardware, process spawn, wall-clock time, filesystem writes, and unseeded entropy. These are the Category D boundary; a recipe requesting one fails closed and its purpose becomes the denial.

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pub fn grants(capability: &CapabilityName) -> bool

Whether this profile grants capability.

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pub fn denies(capability: &CapabilityName) -> bool

Whether this profile explicitly denies capability.

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pub fn seat(seat: &GrantSeat, cx: &mut Cx) -> Result<()>

Seat cx with the profile: grant every granted capability through the host seat (minted with the Cx by sim_kernel::Cx::new_seated).

Denied capabilities are never granted, so an op that demands one fails closed. Granting is idempotent, so re-seating a Cx is a no-op beyond the first call.

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impl Clone for CookbookCapabilityProfile

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fn clone(&self) -> CookbookCapabilityProfile

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for CookbookCapabilityProfile

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for CookbookCapabilityProfile

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fn default() -> CookbookCapabilityProfile

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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