This document outlines the security architecture, threat model, and recent audit findings for Timmy Time Mission Control.
## Sovereignty-First Security
Timmy Time is built on the principle of **AI Sovereignty**. Security is not just about preventing unauthorized access, but about ensuring the user maintains full control over their data and AI models.
1.**Local-First Execution:** All primary AI inference (Ollama/AirLLM) runs on localhost. No data is sent to third-party cloud providers unless explicitly configured (e.g., Grok).
2.**Air-Gapped Ready:** The system is designed to run without an internet connection once dependencies and models are cached.
3.**Secret Management:** Secrets are never hard-coded. They are managed via Pydantic-settings from `.env` or environment variables.
## Threat Model
| Threat | Mitigation |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Command Injection** | Use of `asyncio.create_subprocess_exec` with explicit argument lists instead of shell strings where possible. |
| **XSS** | Jinja2 auto-escaping is enabled. Manual `innerHTML` usage in templates is combined with `DOMPurify` and `marked`. |
| **Unauthorized Access** | L402 Lightning-gated API server (`timmy-serve`) provides cryptographic access control. |
| **Malicious Self-Modify** | Self-modification is disabled by default (`SELF_MODIFY_ENABLED=false`). It requires manual approval in the dashboard and runs on isolated git branches. |
## Audit Findings (Feb 2026)
A manual audit of the codebase identified the following security-sensitive areas: