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The SDK implements these capability declarations:
Network access also declares exact lowercase domains, HTTP methods, optional subdomains, and redirect behavior. Every redirect target is re-authorized.

Four checks for a host call

An operation is permitted only when it is:
  1. declared at plugin level;
  2. referenced by the executing node;
  3. approved for the installation owner/workspace; and
  4. allowed by current host policy.
Publisher prose can explain intent but cannot replace the structured host permission summary.

Updates

Adding a domain/method, credential operation, storage quota, external action, or file access is a permission expansion. The installed version stays active until a user or administrator approves the update. Removing access does not require expansion approval.

Storage

Temporary storage is execution-scoped. Persistent storage is isolated by publisher, plugin, owner/workspace, and usually major version. Keys are not filesystem paths. The stage-three maximum is 100 MB per temporary or persistent class.