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Self-hosted JFrog Platform instances serve these APIs behind /bridge-client rather than off the platform root, so the Agent Guard and AI Catalog checks always 404 and report the feature as unavailable.

Both checks now retry once behind /bridge-client after a 404, and use that answer only when it comes from a working endpoint — every other outcome keeps its existing behaviour. SaaS is unaffected.

Port of jfrog/claude-plugin#78. Tests: node --test — 13 unit, 17 integration, plus the two pre-existing suites, all passing and now wired into CI.

Port of jfrog/claude-plugin#78. Self-hosted JPDs do not serve /ml/core off
the platform root — the same APIs sit behind /bridge-client — so every probe
404s and the caller reports the feature as absent.

Each /ml/core call site now retries once behind /bridge-client after a 404,
and adopts that result only when it evidences a working endpoint, so no
pre-existing failure changes its status, detail or exit code:

- modules/core/agent-guard-check.mjs and its jfrog-mcp-management copy: the
  HTTP call is split into fetchSetting(), giving each attempt its own
  AbortController so the retry cannot inherit a spent timeout budget. Only an
  enabled/registry-off answer replaces the root verdict.
- jfrog-detect-catalog-runtime.mjs: the fallback runs in both parts. Part A
  resolves the prefix anonymously; Part B retries independently for a JPD that
  answers 401 anonymously at the root but 404s the authenticated call. Part A
  adopts only a code that says the catalog is deployed, Part B only a 2xx of
  the catalog's shape or a 403.

The two skill scripts are byte-identical to the claude-plugin versions. The
modules/core copy here is one revision behind on an unrelated envLookup
helper, so it was patched in place rather than copied; that drift is
untouched and left for the next modules sync.

Tests: unit coverage for the fallback plus an integration suite that spawns
both skill scripts against a localhost JPD stub with a fake jf on PATH. The
repo ran no unit tests in CI, so validate-template.yml now runs these and the
two pre-existing cursor-*.test.mjs suites.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…or the release (#91)

Reapplies **#86**, which merged as `b2eba5f` and was reverted by **#87**
for release scheduling — not for anything wrong with the change. Fixes
[MLAI-1310](https://jfrog-int.atlassian.net/browse/MLAI-1310).

This is a **revert of that revert**, so the restored content is
byte-identical to what was already reviewed and approved. The only edit
on top is the version: main has since moved to `0.6.7`, so both
manifests go to `0.6.8`.

## What is broken on main right now

Cursor skill governance is non-functional again, exactly as before #86.
Cursor concatenates the hook command onto a pipeline it builds and
leaves the hook's own `fd 0` as `/dev/null`:

```sh
printf %s '<b64>' | base64 -d | _JFAG_NOW=$(date +%s 2>/dev/null); npm_config_… npx … --enforce-skill
```

That top-level `;` **terminates the pipeline**. `base64 -d` pipes into a
bare assignment that reads nothing, and `npx` runs as a *separate*
command inheriting the shell's stdin — `/dev/null`. agent-guard reads 0
bytes, cannot classify the event, and renders its no-opinion allow,
which is byte-identical to "this prompt was not a skill invocation".
**Both governed surfaces allow every skill, silently, at exit 0.**

Verified on main as it stands:

```
beforeSubmitPrompt   top-level ';': True
preToolUse           top-level ';': True
```

## The fix, unchanged from #86

```sh
JF_AGENT_GUARD_ENFORCE_DEADLINE="$(_JFAG_NOW=$(date +%s 2>/dev/null); echo ${_JFAG_NOW:+$((_JFAG_NOW + 25))})" npx --yes …
```

Computing the deadline inside a command substitution scopes the `;` and
keeps the hook **one simple command**, so it stays the tail of Cursor's
pipeline. The defensive clock read is preserved, not reverted — an
unreadable clock still yields an **empty** deadline, which agent-guard
ignores in favour of its own budget, rather than the `25` (an instant in
1970) that the older inline form produced and that would floor the
budget at 500 ms and block every skill.

## Verified on top of current main

| | |
|---|---|
| skill-governance suite | **41/41** |
| `validate-template` | pass |
| unit tests | **53 pass, 0 fail** (including those added by #89) |

And the regression cannot return unnoticed — run against main's current
`hooks.json`, the suite fails **10 ways**:

```
FAIL beforeSubmitPrompt computes the deadline fresh, with no inheritable fallback
FAIL preToolUse computes the deadline fresh, with no inheritable fallback
FAIL no governed command has a top-level ';', '&&' or '||' (it is the tail of Cursor's pipeline)
FAIL the payload survives Cursor's pipeline under every shell Cursor may pick
FAIL beforeSubmitPrompt: forwards stdin verbatim and hands agent-guard the expected argv
FAIL beforeSubmitPrompt: hands agent-guard a deadline in the future, computed at invocation
FAIL beforeSubmitPrompt: with no date(1) on PATH, the deadline degrades to EMPTY and the payload still arrives
FAIL preToolUse: forwards stdin verbatim and hands agent-guard the expected argv
FAIL preToolUse: hands agent-guard a deadline in the future, computed at invocation
FAIL preToolUse: with no date(1) on PATH, the deadline degrades to EMPTY and the payload still arrives
```

## Interaction with what landed meanwhile

`AX-2205 - Add SH support` (#89) touched neither `hooks.json` nor
`scripts/validate-skill-governance.mjs`, so this reapply carries no
interaction with it. The only merge conflict was the version manifests,
resolved to `0.6.8`.

Review feedback from #86 is already folded in: the manifest bump, the
corrected `date(1)` sandbox comment, and the behavioural check that
*executes* the empty-deadline degrade rather than asserting it in text.
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