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Console Evidence

The sandbox_execution span records the bounded result of one admitted sandbox dispatch.

1. Open the span

  1. Open the agent and select the Verify tab. Pick the session in the selector, then switch the view to Tree.
  2. Select the governed session.
  3. Expand the sandbox_execution child span under the governed Activity.

For the Quick Start example, confirm these two facts first:

  • The Activity did not complete through its host path.
  • openbox.sandbox.disposition is executed_in_sandbox.

2. Check the evidence

Evidence groupFields to check
DispatchThe native provider, profile post-batch, stable dispatch identity, and openbox.sandbox.disposition=executed_in_sandbox
Processopenbox.sandbox.exit_code, timeout status, cleanup status, and bounded stdout and stderr byte counts and hashes
Networkopenbox.sandbox.egress.count, and openbox.sandbox.egress.<n>.decision, openbox.sandbox.egress.<n>.host, and openbox.sandbox.egress.<n>.port for each request
Violationsopenbox.sandbox.violations.count and openbox.sandbox.violations.categories when macOS Seatbelt records denials

The span carries no typed result values. Core admits only the allowlisted openbox.sandbox.* attributes above. Typed values reach the bounded Activity result instead.

The network destination for the example is example.com:443.

The bounded Activity result contains these values:

  • The admitted profile
  • The disposition
  • The exit code
  • The timeout status
  • The cleanup status
  • The byte counts for standard output and standard error
  • The values accepted by an optional schema for typed results

Raw command output and credentials do not enter Workflow history.

Interpret the evidence

Authorization and execution provide separate evidence:

  • The started-hook CONSTRAIN verdict explains why the integration replaced the host action.
  • The child sandbox_execution span records the bounded runtime outcome.
  • A completed-hook event records the execution after completion. It must not dispatch the command again.

The span is correlated operational evidence. It is not a portable signed execution receipt. It is not a kernel teardown attestation.

Treat the command as indeterminate when cleanup or terminal absence is uncertain. Reconcile the external state without another dispatch.