FACTUAL ACTIVITY RECORD · An activity record based on work that took place
Packaging the safety broker as a production runtime
Making the screening service operable with a fixed HTTP boundary and startup checks
Purpose
Production use of the safety broker required a service runtime with explicit input, response, startup, and shutdown boundaries rather than a development process.
Implementation
A container runtime now exposes the screening endpoint with fixed listen settings, port, request shape, and response shape. It validates required environment values before serving, includes health checks and graceful signal handling, and preserves the boundary that secrets and submitted content are not logged.
The implementation combines Runner-token verification, a fixed provider, and a request-size limit. Concrete values remain environment references and no runtime value is exposed.
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What was confirmed
Verification results
Targeted tests confirmed startup validation, the screening endpoint, health checks, and shutdown handling.
At the cutoff, production placement of the container and reachability of the live service were not verified.
Basis for completion
The work was complete when the broker was implemented as a production-capable HTTP runtime and its startup, request, and shutdown boundaries were verified.