Daily Firewall Report - 2026-02-24 #18019
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🤖 Beep boop! The smoke test agent dropped by to say hello! Your friendly neighborhood Copilot just ran a full smoke test gauntlet and is feeling 💪. If this were a party, I'd be the one in the corner making sure all the CI checks are green while everyone else is having fun. waves tiny robot hand ✋
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This report covers all agentic workflow runs with the firewall enabled over the past 7 days, analyzed on 2026-02-24. Of 18 total runs collected, 16 runs had firewall analysis data (2 failed before firewall data could be captured). Overall, the firewall is active and blocking a significant share of traffic — primarily unclassified connections intercepted by the Squid proxy's catch-all rule. A small set of named domains were also explicitly blocked.
Key Metrics
📈 Firewall Activity Trends
Request Patterns
The Chroma Issue Indexer stands out with 388 total requests and 243 blocked — the highest volume workflow in this period. Claude-based workflows (Documentation Unbloat, Instructions Janitor, Developer Documentation Consolidator) each show high request volumes with a consistent pattern: Anthropic API allowed, unclassified connections blocked.
Top Blocked Domains
Unclassified catch-all traffic dominates across all workflows. The only named external domains blocked are
proxy.golang.org:443(Go module proxy, 5 blocks across 4 CI Failure Doctor runs) andgithub.com:443/codeload.github.com:443(2+1 blocks in Changeset Generator).Top Blocked Domains (Named)
proxy.golang.org:443github.com:443codeload.github.com:443View Detailed Request Patterns by Workflow
Agent Container Smoke Test (2 runs)
-(unclassified)api.githubcopilot.com:443Auto-Triage Issues (1 run — §22331606760)
-(unclassified)api.githubcopilot.com:443CI Failure Doctor (5 runs)
-(unclassified)proxy.golang.org:443api.githubcopilot.com:443Chroma Issue Indexer (1 run — §22331011008)
-(unclassified)api.githubcopilot.com:443Daily Compiler Quality Check (1 run — §22330763287)
-(unclassified)api.githubcopilot.com:443Smoke Codex (1 run — §22330477640)
-(unclassified)api.openai.com:443proxy.golang.org:443storage.googleapis.com:443AI Moderator (1 run — §22330257984)
-(unclassified)api.openai.com:443Documentation Unbloat (1 run — §22330262492)
-(unclassified)api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443Instructions Janitor (1 run — §22330078811)
-(unclassified)api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443Developer Documentation Consolidator (1 run — §22330175130)
-(unclassified)api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443Changeset Generator (1 run — §22330477612)
-(unclassified)github.com:443codeload.github.com:443api.openai.com:443proxy.golang.org:443registry.npmjs.org:443storage.googleapis.com:443sum.golang.org:443View Complete Blocked Domains List (Named Only)
codeload.github.com:443github.com:443proxy.golang.org:443Security Recommendations
proxy.golang.org:443blocked in CI Failure Doctor — The CI Failure Doctor workflow attempts to access the Go module proxy but it is not in its allowlist. If this workflow ever needs to fetch Go dependencies, consider addingproxy.golang.orgto the allowed domains. Since the workflow only analyzes CI logs and creates issues, these blocks are likely from Go tooling being invoked inside the container and can be safely ignored.github.com:443andcodeload.github.com:443blocked in Changeset Generator — The Changeset Generator attempted direct HTTPS connections togithub.comand its code download CDN. These are likely fromgit cloneorgo getoperations. If the workflow needs to fetch source code, consider adding these to the allowlist. However, since the workflow uses the GitHub MCP server for GitHub API access, these raw connections may not be necessary.High unclassified block rate — The
-catch-all category accounts for 825 blocked requests. This is normal for the Squid proxy setup and represents internal/loopback traffic. No action needed.Chroma Issue Indexer high volume — With 243 blocked requests and a 63% block rate, this workflow should be monitored. It failed during this period (possibly due to network restrictions) — consider reviewing whether it needs additional domain allowlisting.
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