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What changed

Three lock-only commits across 14 uv.lock files. No manifest, no source, no workflow.

commit	change	directories
a799546	pyjwt 2.13.0 -> 2.15.1	python/semantic-kernel-tool-policy
5d3f40b	urllib3 2.7.0 -> 2.8.0	all 13 python/*
fc3211b	oauthlib 3.3.1 -> 4.0.0	python/crewai-research-crew

Why

These are open Dependabot alerts that no Dependabot pull request has ever been opened for, including this repository's only critical alert. The alerts are raised correctly; what is missing is any remediation PR, so they are fixed at source rather than waited on.

.github/dependabot.yml sets open-pull-requests-limit: 10 on pip. A version-update PR is throttled by that limit; a security-update PR is not. With 19 Python bumps wanted and the version-update slots saturated, coverage is throttled while the critical sits open. Every alert shares created_at = 2026-10-01, so this is a single bulk advisory ingestion plus a saturated limit — not a disabled surface. Dependabot, code scanning and secret scanning are all enabled and readable here.

The critical, and why the obvious floor is wrong

GHSA-ffc3-869f-jxw9 (critical), PyJWT <= 2.13.0, transitive, in python/semantic-kernel-tool-policy/uv.lock. Thirteen distinct pyjwt advisories land in that one manifest, and two of them break the naive reading:

advisory	vulnerable range	declared patch
GHSA-gvp8-978c-rx2q	>= 2.11.0, <= 2.13.0	NONE
GHSA-42vr-xj54-vc7v	>= 2.0.0a1, <= 2.14.0	2.15.0
the other 11	various, all <= 2.13.0	2.14.0

GHSA-gvp8-978c-rx2q declares no patched version, but its range ends at 2.13.0 — anything above escapes it. A missing declared patch is not the same as unfixable. Conversely GHSA-42vr-xj54-vc7v is not cleared by 2.14.0, even though eleven siblings say 2.14.0 is enough.

The floor is therefore the maximum over advisories and a separate range-escape check: 2.15.0. Taking 2.14.0 would have left one advisory open; concluding "no fix available" from the first row would have left the critical open.

Verification

Each change is minimal

Every name -> version pair in each lock was compared before and after by parsing the TOML, not by reading the diff. In all 14 locks exactly one package version moved, with nothing added and nothing removed:

OK  crewai-research-crew                       {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  google-adk                                 {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  haystack-tool-policy                       {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  langchain-basic-agent                      {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  langchain-research-agent                   {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  langgraph                                  {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  llamaindex-tool-policy                     {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  microsoft-agent-framework-tool-policy      {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  openai-agents-sdk                          {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  pydantic-ai                                {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  semantic-kernel-tool-policy                {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  smolagents-tool-policy                     {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
OK  strands-agents-tool-policy                 {'urllib3': ('2.7.0', '2.8.0')}
non-conforming dirs: 0

with pyjwt: ('2.13.0', '2.15.1') and oauthlib: ('3.3.1', '4.0.0') as the sole changes in their respective locks. Diffstat: 14 files, 42 insertions / 42 deletions, every hunk a version string.

Each lock still installs and agrees with its manifest

uv sync --locked --all-extras in all 13 directories, with the exit status of uv itself captured rather than a pipeline tail:

crewai-research-crew                       uv_rc=0  oauthlib 4.0.0  pyjwt 2.15.0  urllib3 2.8.0
google-adk                                 uv_rc=0  urllib3 2.8.0
haystack-tool-policy                       uv_rc=0  urllib3 2.8.0
langchain-basic-agent                      uv_rc=0  urllib3 2.8.0
langchain-research-agent                   uv_rc=0  urllib3 2.8.0
langgraph                                  uv_rc=0  urllib3 2.8.0
llamaindex-tool-policy                     uv_rc=0  urllib3 2.8.0
microsoft-agent-framework-tool-policy      uv_rc=0  pyjwt 2.15.0  urllib3 2.8.0
openai-agents-sdk                          uv_rc=0  pyjwt 2.15.0  urllib3 2.8.0
pydantic-ai                                uv_rc=0  pyjwt 2.15.0  urllib3 2.8.0
semantic-kernel-tool-policy                uv_rc=0  pyjwt 2.15.1  urllib3 2.8.0
smolagents-tool-policy                     uv_rc=0  pyjwt 2.15.1  urllib3 2.8.0
strands-agents-tool-policy                 uv_rc=0  pyjwt 2.15.0  urllib3 2.8.0

--locked is the load-bearing flag: it makes uv refuse rather than silently relock, so a green run proves the committed lock is what got installed. The resolved versions are read back from the installed environment, not from the lock that produced it.

Worth noting from that table: ten directories were already on a safe pyjwt >= 2.15.0. Only semantic-kernel-tool-policy was behind, which is exactly what the alert data said — the fix is targeted, not a blanket sweep.

The oauthlib major is verified, not assumed

oauthlib arrives transitively via kubernetes 36.0.2 -> requests-oauthlib 2.0.0, and requests-oauthlib 2.0.0 declares oauthlib>=3.0.0, so 4.x is admissible to the resolver. For a major, admissible is not the same as safe — requests-oauthlib 2.0.0 predates oauthlib 4. So behaviour was compared directly in two isolated venvs pinned to requests-oauthlib==2.0.0 + kubernetes==36.0.2, differing only in the oauthlib version:

probe	oauthlib 3.3.1	oauthlib 4.0.0
OAuth1 Authorization header, fixed nonce n0 + timestamp 1700000000, sha256 prefix	9c2de00c9c86a37fb5c6eaf8	9c2de00c9c86a37fb5c6eaf8
authorization_url query string	?response_type=code&client_id=cid&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fx%2Fcb&scope=openid&state=ST	byte-identical
kubernetes.config.kube_config OIDC loader import	clean	clean

The nonce and timestamp are pinned precisely so the signature is deterministic and the two runs are comparable; without that, HMAC output differs every call and the comparison would prove nothing. Identical signature bytes mean the signing path — the part requests-oauthlib actually drives — is unchanged across the major.

Deliberately held, not ignored

The 7 @grpc/grpc-js high alerts (>= 1.14.0, < 1.14.5, CVE-2026-101916, improper certificate validation) in node/*/pnpm-lock.yaml and scenarios/live-core-enforcement/node-agent/pnpm-lock.yaml are not in this PR. Eight Dependabot PRs are currently rebasing against those same lockfiles. Editing them here would conflict with the bot's own work, and per bot-PR policy a lockfile conflict is the bot's to resolve. They are tracked in AAASM-6240 AC7 and will be re-checked once those PRs land.

This PR is confined to python/**, so it is line-disjoint from every in-flight node PR.

No screenshots or recordings are attached: this workstation's data-handling policy keeps visual artifacts local, and the evidence above is complete without them.

Closes AAASM-6240.

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