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"version": 1,
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# Checked capability and component artifacts
This is the **current helper/output format**, not the core package abstraction.
See [the architecture](../../docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) and
[current gaps](../../docs/ARCHITECTURE_STATUS.md). In particular, the universal
artifact inventory and component-only omission of a server are implementation
gaps to resolve, not requirements for arbitrary package servers.
`mkCaminoArtifacts` is the fresh package builder. It regenerates candidate
bindings, typechecks the entry's dependency closure, bundles declared targets,
generates a process service when requested, and emits content manifests and
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service = {
restricted = true;
limits = {
deadlineMs = 4000;
deadlineMs = 10000;
maxBytes = 1048576;
maxPortCalls = 1000;
maxQueued = 8;
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Native graph grants and transaction commit remain enforced by Camino outside
the guest. Initialization and synchronous loops are subject to the same deadline.
The default root/Package Invocation wall deadline is 10 seconds. The separate
root CPU allowance remains at most 4 CPU seconds; extra wall time accommodates
queueing and graph-port waits. Ordinary graph database transactions and idle
transactions allow 30 seconds, and ordinary client HTTP requests allow 45 seconds
so server failures can be returned. Nested calls inherit the remaining root
budget; explicit smaller limits still apply. Restore/activation jobs retain their
separate budgets. These defaults are starting limits, not latency targets.
Direct network access, native filesystem imports, ambient clock and entropy,
parent environment credentials, and unlisted modules are denied. Explicit dates,
`Intl.Segmenter`, deterministic hashes and normal JavaScript computation remain
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const limits = {
maxBytes: config.maxBytes ?? 1024 * 1024,
maxPortCalls: config.maxPortCalls ?? 1000,
deadlineMs: config.deadlineMs ?? 4000,
deadlineMs: config.deadlineMs ?? 10000,
maxQueued: config.maxQueued ?? 8,
maxActive: config.maxActive ?? 2,
maxNested: config.maxNested ?? 4,