snowflake-native-app-release-sheriff

Imported from jeremylongshore/tons-of-skills-marketplace (plugins/saas-packs/snowflake-pack/skills/snowflake-native-app-release-sheriff/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add jeremylongshore/tons-of-skills-marketplace --skill snowflake-native-app-release-sheriff. Copyright stays with the author (MIT).

Snowflake Native App Release Sheriff

Purpose

Produce a deterministic, as-of provider-side release preflight. A clean result is READY_FOR_OPERATOR_RELEASE_AS_OF, never permission or an instruction to publish, set a release directive, upgrade an application, or alter privileges.

Prerequisites

Read both reference files before analysis. The input must use the exact schema-2 contract in references/evidence-contract.md and must include independently retained hashes for the whole bundle, manifest, setup script, normalized cohort rows/denominators, lifecycle evidence, and the complete rollback receipt including its artifact digest. Every array carries an explicit count; zero is evidence only when the owner-approved denominator is exactly zero.

Python 3.10+ is required. A Snowflake CLI profile is optional for collection and must already exist; authentication is configured outside this skill. The package manifest and setup script remain local inputs. Never send source SQL, package names, consumer names, account names, free-text scan failures, or App Spec definitions through the evidence packet. Use stable, account-scoped hashes.

Instructions

1. Collect all three live provider surfaces for one exact package.
2. Build the schema-2 packet with owner-approved denominators and trusted hashes.
3. Run the analyzer at an explicit UTC evaluation time.
4. Stop on invalid, blocked, stale, capped, or incomplete evidence; hand a clean as-of report to the separately authorized release owner.

Collect current provider evidence

Use an existing least-privilege Snowflake CLI profile with visibility to the selected package. The collector uppercases and strictly validates the unquoted one-part package selector, then binds the rendered-query receipt to the Snowflake-produced selected-package hash. An error receipt contains no package fingerprint.

python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/collect_snowflake_evidence.py" \
  --surface native-app-versions-current --application-package APP_PACKAGE \
  --connection native-app-observer --output ./versions.json

python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/collect_snowflake_evidence.py" \
  --surface native-app-release-directives-current --application-package APP_PACKAGE \
  --connection native-app-observer --output ./directives.json

python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/collect_snowflake_evidence.py" \
  --surface native-app-upgrade-cohorts-current --application-package APP_PACKAGE \
  --connection native-app-observer --output ./cohorts.json

SHOW VERSIONS requires package visibility. SHOW RELEASE DIRECTIVES requires package ownership or the documented package release/version management privilege. SNOWFLAKE.DATA_SHARING_USAGE.APPLICATION_STATE is provider-only, can lag up to 10 minutes, and does not retain uninstalled instances. Do not escalate to ACCOUNTADMIN; missing or filtered evidence blocks the preflight.

Analyze

Record the five hashes at independent trusted boundaries, then run:

python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/analyze_native_app_release.py" \
  --input ./native-app-evidence.json --evaluated-at "$EVALUATED_AT_UTC" \
  --trusted-input-sha256 sha256:... \
  --trusted-manifest-sha256 sha256:... \
  --trusted-setup-sha256 sha256:... \
  --trusted-cohort-sha256 sha256:... \
  --trusted-lifecycle-sha256 sha256:... \
  --trusted-rollback-sha256 sha256:... \
  > ./native-app-preflight.json

Exit 0 means the bounded preflight passed. Exit 1 means valid but blocked; exit 2 means invalid/untrusted evidence. The analyzer writes stdout only.

Validate the packet

Confirm all three receipt ages, exact package/account hashes, source counts, independent digests, target scan row, observed cohort denominator, compatibility edges, lifecycle receipt, and rollback evidence before accepting exit 0.

Fail-closed rules

• Require a unique READY target version/patch. For an EXTERNAL ALPHA or DEFAULT release require APPROVED; QA does not initiate a security scan, so scan status is reported but is not invented as approval.
• Setup runs on install and upgrade and can resume after failure. Reject forbidden context/import patterns, non-replay-safe statements, and any grant-destructive replacement not immediately restored at the next statement.
• Manifest v2 is required for App Specs. PENDING, DECLINED, absent, stale, or sequence-invalid consumer approval evidence blocks. Provider package metadata does not prove consumer approval.
• Bind every automated privilege, reference callback/object/privilege contract, and App Spec delta to an exact denominator. Removed privileges block. For manifest v2 automated grants, changing manifest_version is major-upgrade-only and changing the requested privilege list is not a patch operation.
• Require compatibility proof for every observed current-version cohort. Block install/upgrade failures, queued work, retries/delay, in-flight states, target mismatch, or previous-version FINALIZING.
• Require current lifecycle history alongside APPLICATION_STATE; the snapshot alone cannot prove completeness or explain an uninstalled instance.
• Require a tested, hash-bound rollback artifact and observables for privilege and App Spec reconciliation. A release directive starts upgrades; it is not a validation result.
• Reject stale (>15 minutes), capped, tampered, mixed-account, offline, or selector-unbound receipts. Do not convert absence into PASS.

Safety boundary

Never execute ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE, add/drop version or patch, set/unset a release directive, publish a listing, approve an App Spec, run setup, upgrade an application, or grant/revoke a privilege. Produce a review packet for a separate, authorized human change window.

Output

The report contains only finite finding codes, exact denominators, an as-of status, explicit safe_to_publish: false and safe_to_upgrade: false, non-claims, and a deterministic report hash. It never repeats input rows or raw identifiers.

Error Handling

INVALID_EVIDENCE means the strict packet, receipt, type, hash, scope, cap, or freshness contract failed; it intentionally does not echo the rejected value. BLOCKED is well-formed evidence with one or more finite remediation codes. Recollect permission-filtered, stale, or capped surfaces with the same approved scope. Never fix missing evidence by escalating privileges or executing a change.

Examples

• IN_PROGRESS on an EXTERNAL DEFAULT target yields SECURITY_SCAN_NOT_APPROVED.
• A missing compatibility edge for one observed cohort yields INCOMPATIBLE_OR_UNTESTED_COHORT, even when every other instance is complete.
• Fresh, trusted, uncapped evidence with replay-safe setup, approved scan, exact cohorts, lifecycle proof, and tested rollback yields only READY_FOR_OPERATOR_RELEASE_AS_OF with both mutation flags false.

References

• references/evidence-contract.md — exact fields, enums, hashes, freshness, and verdict rules.
• references/source-notes.md — primary Snowflake documentation and provider/consumer limitations.