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## Summary
When an agent running inside a claude-bottle container gets blocked, it invokes one of three MCP tool calls — `cred-proxy-block`, `pipelock-block`, or `capability-block` — passing a *proposed* config change (modified `routes.json`, modified pipelock allowlist, or modified agent Dockerfile) plus text describing why the change is justified. The supervisor sees the proposal in a host-side TUI, approves / modifies / rejects it, and the corresponding remediation runs: SIGHUP-reload cred-proxy with the new routes; restart pipelock with the new allowlist; rebuild the bottle from the new Dockerfile on the same branch. The agent's tool call blocks until the operator acts. The supervisor never opens a live channel into a running bottle; all signal flow goes through a per-bottle MCP sidecar on the existing internal network.
When an agent running inside a bot-bottle container gets blocked, it invokes one of three MCP tool calls — `cred-proxy-block`, `pipelock-block`, or `capability-block` — passing a *proposed* config change (modified `routes.json`, modified pipelock allowlist, or modified agent Dockerfile) plus text describing why the change is justified. The supervisor sees the proposal in a host-side TUI, approves / modifies / rejects it, and the corresponding remediation runs: SIGHUP-reload cred-proxy with the new routes; restart pipelock with the new allowlist; rebuild the bottle from the new Dockerfile on the same branch. The agent's tool call blocks until the operator acts. The supervisor never opens a live channel into a running bottle; all signal flow goes through a per-bottle MCP sidecar on the existing internal network.
This PRD is the overview. Implementation is split across four follow-on PRDs (0013–0016); see *Implementation chunks* below.
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Three named categories, each with its own MCP tool. Ordered by remediation cost:
- **cred-proxy block.** Tool: `cred-proxy-block`. The agent's request was refused by cred-proxy — missing route, expired token, wrong scope. The agent reads the current `routes.json` from `/etc/claude-bottle/current-config/`, composes a modified version, and calls the tool with `{routes: <new file>, justification: "..."}`. The operator reviews the diff in the TUI; on approval, the supervisor writes the new `routes.json` and cred-proxy SIGHUP-reloads. In-flight connections are not dropped. The tool returns `{status: "approved", notes: "..."}` and the agent retries. Implementation: PRD 0014.
- **cred-proxy block.** Tool: `cred-proxy-block`. The agent's request was refused by cred-proxy — missing route, expired token, wrong scope. The agent reads the current `routes.json` from `/etc/bot-bottle/current-config/`, composes a modified version, and calls the tool with `{routes: <new file>, justification: "..."}`. The operator reviews the diff in the TUI; on approval, the supervisor writes the new `routes.json` and cred-proxy SIGHUP-reloads. In-flight connections are not dropped. The tool returns `{status: "approved", notes: "..."}` and the agent retries. Implementation: PRD 0014.
- **pipelock block.** Tool: `pipelock-block`. The agent's outbound request was refused by pipelock — host not in the allowlist, protocol not permitted. The agent reads the current allowlist, composes a modified version, and calls the tool with `{allowlist: <new file>, justification: "..."}`. On approval, the supervisor writes the new allowlist and restarts pipelock; in-flight outbound calls may drop and rely on retry. The tool returns the same approve/reject shape. Implementation: PRD 0015.
- **capability block.** Tool: `capability-block`. The bottle is missing a tool, skill, permission, or env var the agent needs — something that lives in the agent Dockerfile rather than in routes or the pipelock allowlist. The agent reads the current Dockerfile, composes a modified version, and calls the tool with `{dockerfile: <new file>, justification: "..."}`. On approval, the rebuild orchestrator tears down the bottle, builds from the new Dockerfile, and starts a replacement bottle on the same branch via the state-preservation helper. Because the current agent is about to be replaced, the tool's return is best-effort — the replacement agent inherits the approval record via the preserved transcript. Implementation: PRD 0016.