First-run data (2026-06-17) showed the $20 ceiling covered only the
canary + 5 of ~22 scannable repos before pausing the rotation, leaving
16 repos un-deep-scanned that night. Raise TOTAL_BUDGET_USD default to
$120 so every repo gets a deep agentic pass each night (~22 x ~$5 +
canary, with headroom). Spend draws on the Max subscription pool; the
per-target cap ($12) and round-robin rotation are unchanged, so this is
a ceiling raise, not a per-repo cost change. Updates README, DEPLOY, and
the systemd Environment example to match.
The live global pre-push hook was hand-edited to resolve suppressions from a
machine-level file (${SH_SECURITY_SUPPRESSIONS_DIR:-~/.config/sea-haven/security-review}/
<repo-basename>/suppressions.json) kept out of repo history, falling back to a
repo-local .security-review/suppressions.json. The repo-sourced hooks lacked it, so
install-hooks.sh --global would overwrite the live hook and lose the feature.
Port the prefer-machine/fallback-repo-local block into hooks/pre-push, align
hooks/pre-commit to the same (else a machine-suppressed finding passes at push but
blocks at commit), and document the path + SH_SECURITY_SUPPRESSIONS_DIR override +
basename-collision caveat in the README.
Rewrite README + DEPLOY-R720 for the clean-clone mirror model, the read-only GH_TOKEN
PAT recipe, the global hook installer, and the no-CI-by-design decision.
Trigger-agnostic pure-code gate that merges deterministic-scanner findings
(semgrep/gitleaks/checkov/cfn-lint/pip-audit) with agent findings from
/sh-security-review, dedups, applies justification-required suppressions, and
makes the block decision (exit 1 on confirmed critical/high). Phase 2 of the
Sea Haven security-review agent; Path B (CI/headless) wiring lands in Phase 3.
