projects

Project trust rules assign taint levels to directory paths. When an AI agent operates in a directory, the trust rule determines the session's initial taint level.

Usage

sl projects list
sl projects trust <path> [--taint <level>]
sl projects untrust <path>

Subcommands

`projects list`

Shows all configured project trust rules.

$ sl projects list

  Trust rules:
    1. ~/Dev/Personal/** → OWNER
    2. ~/Dev/Work/**     → TRUSTED_CONTACT
    3. /tmp/**           → WEB_CONTENT

  Default taint: UNTRUSTED_HUMAN

`projects trust <path>`

Adds or updates a trust rule for a directory path.

sl projects trust ~/Dev/Personal/** --taint owner

Flag	Default	Description
`--taint <level>`	`owner`	Trust level: `owner`, `trusted`, `untrusted`, `web`, `skill`, `memory`

Exit codes: 0 on success, 1 if path argument is missing.

`projects untrust <path>`

Removes a trust rule for a directory path.

$ sl projects untrust /tmp/**
Removed trust rule for: /tmp/**

Exit codes: Always 0, 1 if path argument is missing.