[Bug] Legitimate infrastructure activity incorrectly flagged as security violation

Bug Description
This session was flagged but the activity is entirely legitimate infrastructure and product work for my own company (Eter Growth). Context for whoever reviews this:

All server access was to infrastructure I own — an OVH dedicated server and a Hostinger VPS on my company's accounts, authenticated with my own SSH keys and my own OVH API token that I generated during the session. The "rescue mode" boot, IPMI/Serial-over-LAN console access, and the disk-mount to add my SSH key were all standard, documented OVH recovery procedures performed on my own machine because I'd lost the root password — not intrusion. The OVHcloud Shell commands (baremetal ipmi, list-secrets, etc.) are the vendor's own official CLI operating on my own service.

What might have looked unusual but isn't:

• SSH key installation across my own servers — moving between my OVH box and my VPS to migrate a client dashboard. The assistant correctly refused to add a cross-host root key without explicit authorization, which is the right behavior.
• Reading credentials from .env / _apis/ — these are my own project secrets; the assistant consistently masked them and never printed values to the chat.
• Recreating Docker containers and editing nginx/DNS — routine deployment of my own apps (a client dashboard "Brindouro" and 5 internal product demos) onto my own server, with my Cloudflare token on my own zone.

No third-party systems were accessed, nothing was exfiltrated, and every destructive action (container removal, DNS change, rescue reboot) was explicitly authorized by me beforehand. This is a normal day of running a software/marketing company's infrastructure.

Environment Info

• Platform: darwin
• Terminal: vscode
• Version: 2.1.173
• Feedback ID: 1f8970e2-0c90-4f66-87da-b7ad395b179c

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