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Expand Up @@ -635,6 +635,16 @@ decisions land in `metrics.network.verify_egress`). Later sources win:
`--network solve=allowlist:pypi.org,files.pythonhosted.org` lets every
arm install packages.

Under `allowlist`, HTTPS goes through the sidecar's CONNECT proxy. A bare
allowlist entry is `host:443`, so a plain-HTTP request to that host (port 80) is
refused with a 403, "not on the allowlist". A plain-HTTP apt or pip mirror needs
its port-80 entry too, for example `--network verify=allowlist:mirror.corp,mirror.corp:80`,
and, behind a host proxy, its host in the host's `NO_PROXY`: plain HTTP is never
chained through the host's proxy, and a request that would be is refused with a 403.
If the mirror cannot be allowlisted that way, a verifier that runs `apt-get` needs
`--network verify=public` (or `allow_internet = true` in `task.toml`, Harbor's
deprecated flag).

A skill that needs the network at solve time declares it in its `SKILL.md`
frontmatter as `metadata.network` (`allowlist:host,...` or `public`), with
the reason for people in `compatibility`, the Agent Skills spec's field for
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