Make ordinary workspaces group shareable
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@@ -284,6 +284,26 @@ Cache layout (durable S3 audio cache):
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- `{cache.root}/s3/{bucket}/...`
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### Workspace Permissions
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Ordinary Narratio workspace content is intentionally shareable with the
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workspace group. On POSIX systems, Narratio-created workspace, spool, and cache
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directories converge on setgid `02775`; ordinary files, including manifests,
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transcripts, generated configuration, logs, reports, and Notarius artifacts,
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converge on `0664`. Narratio explicitly applies these modes so a restrictive
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caller umask does not remove group write or setgid. It does not change file or
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directory ownership: the configured workspace's existing group is inherited.
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Windows does not implement POSIX mode bits or setgid semantics. Configure the
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workspace, spool, and cache locations with an ACL that grants the collaborating
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group read/write access, and configure credential locations with an ACL limited
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to the intended credential owner. Do not use POSIX mode displays as evidence of
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Windows access control.
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API keys are credentials, not ordinary workspace data. Store them outside the
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shared workspace or in a separately restricted credential location; ordinary
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workspace group access must never be treated as authorization to read keys.
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## Cleanup
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Session-scoped cleanup:
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