feat(WP-0012): add inter-hub-bootstrap-ssh catalog entry and align wiki

Promote Inter-Hub bootstrap lane to active catalog with worker checklist,
attended/unattended branches, and flex-auth/OpenBao pointers. Mark WP-0012
T2/T3 done; ops-bridge tunnel playbook shipped in prior WP-0013 commit.
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# Inter-Hub Bootstrap Access Lane
Date: 2026-06-17
Date: 2026-06-24 (catalog alignment)
Catalog id: `inter-hub-bootstrap-ssh``warden route show inter-hub-bootstrap-ssh --json`
## Purpose
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- Do not reuse human `adm` actors for agent-assisted bootstrap runs.
- Remove or disable the actor after the bootstrap lane is no longer needed.
## Execution Shape
## Worker checklist
The intended flow is:
1. Confirm the bootstrap run is approved (`CUST-WP-0049` or equivalent workplan).
2. Register or verify the narrow `agt` actor in inventory (`warden inventory list`).
3. Sign a short-lived cert: `warden sign agt-codex-interhub-bootstrap --pubkey <path>`.
4. Confirm host principal `agt-interhub-bootstrap` is deployed (`railiance-infra`
`ssh_principals.yaml`; optional drift check: `scripts/check_principals_drift.py`).
5. Choose **attended** or **unattended** material access (below).
6. Run via `ops-ssh-wrapper` or attended SSH; collect **non-secret** evidence only.
1. Operator approves the production bootstrap run.
2. ops-warden signs a short-lived cert for `agt-codex-interhub-bootstrap`.
3. The target host accepts only the narrow `agt-interhub-bootstrap` principal.
4. Host-side policy maps that principal to a force-command or wrapper that can
run only the Inter-Hub bootstrap routine.
5. The wrapper reads the Inter-Hub operator key from OpenBao or an attended
`0600` temp file.
6. The wrapper runs the repo-owned bootstrap command, for example
For generic SSH issuance steps see catalog id `ssh-cert-host-access`.
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## Attended bootstrap
Use when host-side force-command / OpenBao read paths are not yet provisioned.
1. Operator holds the Inter-Hub operator key in an attended `0600` temp file
(`IHUB_OPERATOR_KEY_FILE`) — never commit or paste in chat.
2. ops-warden signs the bootstrap actor cert (step 3 above).
3. Operator runs the repo-owned bootstrap command on the trusted host, for example
`make interhub-bootstrap` in `ops-hub`.
7. Any generated runtime key is stored back into OpenBao immediately.
8. The wrapper prints non-secret evidence only: ids, status, timestamps, and
key prefixes.
4. Operator stores any generated runtime key into OpenBao immediately.
5. Record non-secret evidence in State Hub (ids, status, key prefixes).
Example client-side wrapper use:
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The exact remote command and host account are environment-specific and should
be provisioned by the deployment repo.
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## Unattended bootstrap
Use only after railiance-infra ships host-side controls (principals, force-command,
wrapper).
1. ops-warden signs the bootstrap actor cert.
2. Target host accepts only the `agt-interhub-bootstrap` principal.
3. Host-side wrapper reads the Inter-Hub operator key from OpenBao (see pointers
below) — ops-warden does not vend that key.
4. Wrapper runs the approved bootstrap routine and writes the runtime key back
to OpenBao.
5. Wrapper prints non-secret evidence only.
Without force-command and OpenBao read paths, stay on the **attended** branch.
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## flex-auth and OpenBao pointers
ops-warden issues the SSH envelope only. Custody and authorization live elsewhere:
| Need | Route | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Inter-Hub operator key read/write | `warden route show openbao-api-key --json` | railiance-platform owns paths |
| Authorization before sensitive bootstrap | `warden route show flex-auth-policy-check --json` | flex-auth PDP when policy applies |
| Host principal deploy | `warden route show railiance-infra-principals --json` | Ansible `ssh_principals.yaml` |
Do not restate OpenBao path strings here — they change in `railiance-platform`.
## Host-Side Requirements
Before this lane can be used in production, railiance-infra or the deployment