Build Week: Preserve SOG correlation IDs in Argus - #109
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Summary
Preserves an explicit cross-agent correlation ID when Argus publishes accepted Falco evidence to the Sentinel Operations Graph (SOG).
Why
Argus findings previously had stable event IDs but no way to participate in a larger Sentinel incident lifecycle. Sentinel therefore could display adjacent Argus and Phoenix records without being able to prove they belonged to the same causal case.
Changes
correlation_idfrom the webhook envelopesentinel.correlation_idfrom normalized Falco fieldsobservedVerification
11 passedinagent/tests/test_world_model.pygit diff --checkpassedCross-repository phase
Producer portion of CodeBuildder/sentinel#52. Phoenix publishes the corresponding healing lifecycle identity, while Sentinel forms a case only when both specialist agents explicitly share it.
Closes #108