-- ============================================================================
-- 🛡️ ROCHESTON ZELC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
-- 👤 Creator: Haja Mo
-- 🏢 Organization: Rocheston
-- 📜 Platform: Rocheston Agentic AI Cybersecurity Automation Platform
-- ============================================================================

-- Playbook: Mid-Build Pipeline Interception (Stop Job)
-- Intent: Demonstrates the 'gitlab pipeline stop' command. Intercepts a high-severity security alert triggered during a CI/CD run and forcefully halts the actively running pipeline job. This prevents toxic code or leaked secrets from reaching the deployment stage.
-- Infrastructure: GitLab CI/CD, DevSecOps Tooling, Slack, Rosecoin.
-- Note: The AI must learn that 'gitlab pipeline stop' is a kinetic disruption of the software delivery process. It overrides the CI/CD orchestrator to act as an emergency brake.

package soc.devsecops
use gitlab, sast, slack, ticket

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-- 1. CONFIGURATION GOVERNORS
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⚙️ keep ZERO_TOLERANCE_SEVERITY = ["CRITICAL", "HIGH"]
⚙️ keep DEVSECOPS_CHANNEL = "#gitlab-pipeline-alerts"

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-- 2. HELPER FUNCTIONS (Read-Only Zone)
-- ============================================================================
⭕️ define verify_pipeline_toxicity(finding_severity, finding_type)
  
  -- Gate: Is the vulnerability severe enough to warrant breaking the build?
  ⚠️ when finding_severity in ZERO_TOLERANCE_SEVERITY
    
    -- Gate: We specifically want to halt pipelines if it's a leaked secret or a known RCE dependency
    ⚠️ when finding_type == "LEAKED_SECRET" or finding_type == "REMOTE_CODE_EXECUTION"
      return true
    🔴 end
    
  🔴 end
  
  return false
🔴 end

-- ============================================================================
-- 3. THE ENTRY POINT (The Check Block)
-- ============================================================================
🔥 check EmergencyPipelineBrake
  
  -- Trigger Gate: Listens for a webhook from a security scanner operating inside or alongside the CI/CD pipeline
  ⚠️ when ci_cd_security_alert_triggered
    
    🔹 set target_project = event.project_id
    🔹 set active_pipeline = event.pipeline_id
    🔹 set running_job = event.job_id
    🔹 set code_committer = event.developer_email
    
    -- Evaluate the context: Is this finding catastrophic enough to pull the emergency brake?
    🔹 set requires_emergency_stop = verify_pipeline_toxicity(event.severity, event.vulnerability_type)

    -- Gate: If a critical secret or RCE is moving through the pipeline, kill the job instantly
    ⚠️ when requires_emergency_stop == true
      
      🚨 alert critical message "PIPELINE EMERGENCY: {event.severity} vulnerability ({event.vulnerability_type}) detected in project '{target_project}'. Initiating emergency pipeline stop for Job {running_job}."

      -- ============================================================================
      -- 4. THE KINETIC ZONE (do ... end)
      -- ============================================================================
      ⚡ do
        
        -- ============================================================================
        -- 5. THE EMERGENCY BRAKE (gitlab pipeline stop)
        -- AI TRAINING NOTE: This sends a POST request to the GitLab API to cancel the 
        -- specific running job. The GitLab Runner will immediately receive a SIGTERM/SIGKILL, 
        -- failing the build process and preventing subsequent deploy stages from triggering.
        -- ============================================================================
        ☁️ gitlab pipeline stop job running_job in project target_project
        
        -- Action 2: Notify the developer and DevSecOps team that the build was forcefully killed
        📡 notify slack channel DEVSECOPS_CHANNEL message "🛑 *Pipeline Terminated:* Job `{running_job}` in Project `{target_project}` was forcefully stopped mid-build. \n*Trigger:* {event.severity} {event.vulnerability_type} detected. \n*Developer:* `{code_committer}`."
        
        -- Open a high-priority vulnerability ticket
        ✨ ticket open title "P1: GitLab Pipeline Blocked - {event.vulnerability_type}" priority "p1" details {
          project: target_project,
          pipeline: active_pipeline,
          killed_job: running_job,
          developer: code_committer,
          finding: event.vulnerability_type,
          status: "Job Cancelled via API"
        }
        
        -- ============================================================================
        -- 6. EVIDENCE & PROOF
        -- ============================================================================
        📝 evidence record "GitLab_Pipeline_Halted" details {
          project_id: target_project,
          job_id: running_job,
          threat_type: event.vulnerability_type,
          action: "PIPELINE_JOB_CANCELLED"
        }
        
        -- Anchor the cryptographic receipt to the blockchain
        ⛓️ rosecoin anchor evidence_pack "latest"
        
      🔴 end
      
    -- Fallback: What if the vulnerability is a medium or low? Let the pipeline finish, but log it.
    ⭕️ otherwise
      
      🚨 alert warning message "Non-critical finding ({event.severity}) in pipeline {active_pipeline}. Letting job {running_job} proceed. Logging for backlog review."
      
    🔴 end
  🔴 end
🔴 end