* feat(plugins): add auth capability for plugin-provided OIDC/SAML login
Plugins can now authenticate a visitor against an external IdP (OIDC/SAML)
and contribute a login button to the pre-auth screen:
- new `auth` manifest capability + a capability-gated X-Kandev-Auth-Login
webhook-response directive; the host mints the kandev_session (ADR 0050),
the plugin never receives the raw token. Plugin-set Set-Cookie is dropped.
- auth.Service.AuthenticateExternal: existing-identity / link-by-email / JIT
member provisioning; refuses to auto-link to an admin; verified-email is
the plugin's contract.
- auth_providers manifest block + plugins.SSOProviders() populate the
anonymous boot payload (auth.ssoProviders); the login page renders a
"Continue with <provider>" button per provider.
- ADR 0050 + plugin-manifest / plugin-authoring / auth spec docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: exclude publish_review_findings_kandev from public-docs coverage
The native code-review agent (#1957) added the publish_review_findings_kandev
MCP tool but did not update docs/public/coverage.json; that PR did not touch
docs/public so the path-filtered validator never ran. It's an internal review
reporting tool, not a user-facing feature, so record it as an exclusion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(plugins,auth): address review on SSO directive and JIT provisioning
- takeAuthLoginDirective strips every case variant of X-Kandev-Auth-Login and
rejects (403) when a plugin sends more than one, so no variant leaks to the
browser and login never uses a nondeterministically-picked assertion.
- provisionExternalUser rolls back the just-created user when the identity
insert fails (transient error or a lost UNIQUE(provider,subject) race) and
resolves to the winning identity, so no account is left without a login and
no email is reserved by an unusable row. Adds userstore.DeleteUser.
- auth spec: mark the login-page SSO buttons + provider discovery as landed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: drop redundant coverage exclusion; main now covers publish_review_findings_kandev
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Kandev Agent <agent@kandev.dev>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(auth): add auth core — identities, sessions, PATs, invites, mode state machine
Phase 1 of opt-in authentication + multi-user segregation:
- internal/auth: argon2id password hashing (PHC), opaque session/PAT tokens
(SHA-256 at rest), login rate limiter, auth-mode state machine
(disabled/setup/enabled), setup-wizard promotion of the pre-auth
default-user row into the admin account, invites, admin user management
with last-admin guard.
- internal/auth/store: auth_identities (OIDC-ready), auth_sessions,
auth_api_tokens, auth_invites tables (SQLite+Postgres dialects).
- internal/auth/authn: request-identity plumbing (gin + plain contexts),
RequireAdmin middleware.
- users table: display_name/role/status columns via new MigrateLogger
wiring; AccountRepository surface (consumer-scoped, keeps existing
Repository fakes untouched).
- config: AuthConfig.Required/SessionTTLHours/CookieName
(KANDEV_AUTH_REQUIRED), FeaturesConfig.Auth; profiles.yaml + runtime
flag registry entry for KANDEV_FEATURES_AUTH.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(auth): enforce opt-in auth over HTTP — middleware, auth API, boot payload
Phase 2 of opt-in authentication + multi-user segregation:
- internal/auth/httpmw: global gin middleware after CORS. Disabled mode
injects the synthetic single-user admin identity (behavior unchanged);
enabled mode resolves session cookie then PAT bearer, with an explicit
allowlist (health, SPA bootstrap reads, credential endpoints,
self-authenticating webhooks), deferral for WS/proxy upgrades and
office agent JWTs, and SPA shell availability for the login page.
- internal/auth/httpapi: full auth surface — setup wizard, login/logout,
me, password change, sessions, PATs, invites (mint/preview/accept),
auth settings (enable/disable), admin user management.
- Boot payload: initialState.auth block always present; unauthenticated
visitors on auth-enabled instances get features+auth only (no data).
- External MCP: PAT required once auth is enabled (open while disabled).
- Admin guards on destructive system routes and runtime-flag overrides.
- Startup warning when bound non-loopback with auth disabled
(ServerConfig.NonLoopbackBinds fail-closed nudge).
- Wiring: auth store in Repositories, auth service in Services,
ClaimUnownedWorkspaces backfill on the task repository.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(auth): per-user workspace scoping across HTTP services
Phase 3 of opt-in authentication + multi-user segregation:
- Task service: workspaces, workflows, repositories, and tasks are scoped
to the request identity (owner-only visibility; pre-auth unowned rows
stay shared). Denials use *NotFound sentinels - no existence leak.
Internal callers and the disabled-mode synthetic identity remain
unscoped, preserving behavior exactly when auth is off.
- CreateWorkspace stamps the authenticated caller as owner.
- Session chokepoint: lifecycle Manager.GetOrEnsureExecution runs a
settable session-access check covering shell/files/ports/vscode/LSP.
- Secrets: per-user user_id column, scoped CRUD/list, ClaimUnowned wired
into the setup-wizard backfills.
- Boot payload inherits scoping automatically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(auth): scope WebSocket gateway to authenticated users
Phase 4 of opt-in authentication + multi-user segregation:
- Connection auth: /ws, /terminal, /lsp, /vscode, /port-proxy routes are
guarded when auth is enabled - session cookie (same-origin upgrade),
resolved identity from the HTTP middleware, or ?token=<PAT> for
headerless programmatic clients; JSON 401 before any upgrade.
- Client identity: every WS client carries its authn.Identity; dispatched
RPC actions (workspace.list, task CRUD, ...) run under a context
carrying it, so WS RPC gets the same per-user scoping as HTTP.
- Subscription checks: task/session subscribe+focus verify workspace
visibility via the task service; user topic subscriptions are pinned to
the client's own user.
- Broadcast routing: new Hub.BroadcastToWorkspace routes workspace-scoped
events (task/workflow/repo/office/session-state) to the owner's clients
only, with safe fallbacks (unowned/unresolvable -> broadcast) so events
never vanish; instance-wide events (executors, environments, agent
profiles, system jobs) stay global by design.
- Replaced the long-standing discarded-token TODO in HandleConnection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(auth): add feature spec and backend architecture notes for opt-in auth
- docs/specs/auth/spec.md: product behavior (opt-in, setup wizard,
per-user workspaces, sessions/PATs, invites, public surface, v1 limits)
- apps/backend/AGENTS.md: internal/auth package layout + scoping rules
for new service entry points and WS broadcast call sites
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(auth): public documentation for opt-in authentication
- New docs/public/authentication.md: enabling, users & invites, PATs,
public endpoints, limitations, disabling
- run-as-a-service.md: network-security note now points at the real
authentication boundary instead of reverse-proxy-only guidance
- meta.json: nav entry under Configure Kandev
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(auth): ADR for opt-in authentication architecture
Records the load-bearing choices: mode state machine + synthetic identity
in disabled mode, opaque DB-backed credentials over JWTs, default-user
promotion at setup, service-layer scoping with no-admin-bypass, and the
explicit public allowlist.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(web): auth UI — login, setup wizard, invites, users & account settings
Adds the frontend half of opt-in authentication: a pre-auth gate in
main.tsx that renders the setup wizard or login/invite pages instead of
the app shell whenever the boot payload's auth block says so, a new
`auth` store slice + feature flag mirroring the backend's StatePayload,
credentialed fetch (`credentials: "include"`) with a 401 handler that
clears the session and redirects to /login, and a full auth-api.ts
client for the /api/v1/auth and /api/v1/users routes.
Settings additions: a System > Users page (list/create/disable/promote
users, invite-link dialog) and System > Authentication page (enable/
disable with confirm + env-locked banner), gated on the `auth` feature
flag and admin role. A new Account sidebar group (Profile & Password,
API Tokens) is shown to signed-in users once auth is enabled.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(auth): E2E lifecycle suite + fix workspace event WS leak it caught
New dedicated Playwright auth project (backend restarts with
KANDEV_AUTH_REQUIRED=true, isolated from the tokenless default suite):
setup-mode boot gating, admin setup wizard, login/logout + bad
credentials, PATs, admin-surface authorization, anonymous WS rejection,
UI login flow, and the acceptance test - two-user segregation across
HTTP, boot payload, and WebSocket.
The segregation spec immediately caught a real leak: workspace.* event
payloads carry their ID as 'id' (the payload IS the workspace DTO), not
'workspace_id', so BroadcastToWorkspace fell back to broadcast-to-all
for workspace create/update/delete. Fixed with action-aware extraction
plus a unit regression test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(auth): close cross-user access gaps found in security audit
Two independent security audits of the auth branch found several
authorization gaps where session/workspace-scoped surfaces were not wired
to the new per-user chokepoint. All fixed:
- IDOR on reverse-proxy/terminal routes (vscode, port-proxy, terminal):
these resolve executions via GetExecutionBySessionID /
GetOrEnsureExecutionForEnvironment / EnsurePassthroughExecution, which
skipped the session-access check that only GetOrEnsureExecution ran. Added
the check inside the env/passthrough resolvers (before the cache
short-circuit) and an explicit CheckSessionAccess gate in the two bare-lookup
proxy handlers. An authenticated non-owner can no longer reach another
user's IDE, forwarded ports, or shell.
- Cross-user agent-conversation read: ListMessages / ListMessagesPaginated /
SearchMessages now authorize the session.
- Cross-user repository-script read/inject: script CRUD now authorizes the
parent repository's workspace.
- Office HTTP surface: a group middleware enforces workspace ownership on
:wsId routes for real users (agent-JWT callers keep their claim scoping).
- Login rate-limit bypass: SetTrustedProxies(nil) so a spoofed
X-Forwarded-For can't rotate the limiter key on a directly-reachable
backend.
- Invite double-provisioning race: MarkInviteUsed is now the atomic
serialization point (consumed before user creation).
- Setup wizard: serialized with a mutex so concurrent first-visitors can't
corrupt the promoted admin profile.
- Log sanitizer: explicit kandev_pat_ redaction rule.
Regression tests added for message/script scoping and the
execution-access-before-cache invariant. Auth E2E (incl. two-user
segregation) still green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(auth): scope repository active-session-count endpoint
GET /api/v1/repositories/:id/active-session-count went through
CountActiveSessionsByRepository, which was not identity-scoped - a
cross-user info leak of another owner's active session counts. Added the
same authorizeRepositoryID gate the script routes use.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(auth): add json tags to auth store models — omit digests, fix token UI
The auth store structs (APIToken, Invite, LoginIdentity, Session) had db:
tags but no json: tags, so the handlers that serialize them directly sent
Go-cased keys (CreatedAt, Name) AND leaked the SHA-256/password digests to
clients. Two consequences:
- The API-tokens UI showed 'Invalid Date' and an empty name (frontend reads
created_at/name).
- token_sha256 / password_hash were serialized in list responses.
Added json tags with snake_case keys the frontend reads and json:"-" on
every credential digest. Regression test asserts digests never serialize and
the snake_case timestamp/name keys are present. Also adds the
auth-screenshots capture spec (artifacts gitignored).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(web): move auth enable into feature toggles; show current user in sidebar
Remove the standalone Authentication settings page and its dedicated
settings/get-auth-settings API surface now that enabling auth lives in the
Feature Toggles system, and drop env_required now that /auth/me no longer
returns it. Add a current-user chip with a logout action to the sidebar
footer, shown only in enabled auth mode.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(auth): make features.auth the single on/off control
Per review feedback: authentication configuration now lives entirely in
the existing Feature Toggles system rather than a separate Authentication
settings section.
- The auth mode is derived from the features.auth runtime flag
(KANDEV_FEATURES_AUTH): off -> disabled, on+no-admin -> setup,
on+admin -> enabled. Removed the parallel auth.mode system setting,
the SetEnabled service method, GET/PATCH /api/v1/auth/settings, the
AuthConfig.Required field, KANDEV_AUTH_REQUIRED, and the auth service's
Settings-store dependency and EnvRequired/env_required.
- The features.auth registry entry is re-described as the actual enable
switch (high-risk, restart-required) and defaults off in every profile
(dev was previously true — that only revealed UI before; now it would
enforce, so it must be an explicit opt-in).
- Setup no longer persists a mode; completing the wizard creates the admin
and the mode auto-derives to enabled.
- Startup 'exposed without auth' warning + all docs (public guide,
run-as-a-service, spec, ADR, AGENTS.md) point at the feature toggle.
- E2E: auth specs use KANDEV_FEATURES_AUTH; screenshot spec captures the
Feature Toggles page instead of the removed Authentication page; the
member-restriction assertion targets an admin invite route.
- Tests updated across service/httpmw/httpapi/profiles for the derived
mode; full suite green (only pre-existing sandbox-FS failures remain).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(auth): complete cross-user isolation — integrations, automation, plan/walkthrough, session reads
A follow-up isolation audit found that per-user scoping had been wired into
the task service, secrets, office, and the WS gateway — but several
workspace/task/session-scoped surfaces still resolved a caller-supplied ID
with no ownership gate. Closed all of them; cross-user access now returns
404 across the board.
- Integrations (jira/linear/sentry/slack/azure-devops/gitlab/github/
workflow-sync): a global middleware authorizes the workspace_id (query, or
gitlab's /workspaces/:id/ path) on those route groups. Previously a member
who knew another user's workspace ID could read/overwrite their integration
connection config and watches.
- Automation: workspace-authorizer seam gates get/list/create/update/delete/
enable/disable, triggers, run history, and — critically — the webhook
secret. Was fully cross-tenant over WS before.
- Task plans (PlanService) and walkthroughs (WalkthroughService): task-
authorizer seam on every read/write. These bypassed the task service.
- Session reads that hit the repo directly — session turns, task context,
git snapshots, file reviews — now call AuthorizeSession/TaskAccess.
Internal callers (pollers, schedulers, MCP) carry no identity and stay
unscoped; disabled mode is unaffected. Regression tests added
(plan/walkthrough scoping, automation authorizer matrix, integration path
extraction) and the two-user E2E now asserts integration routes are shielded.
Docs (spec, ADR, public guide) updated to state what is isolated and that
filesystem/agent-credential isolation remains an OS-level limitation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(web): current-user chip uses border hover, not accent fill
The sidebar current-user chip used hover:bg-accent (a purpleish fill).
Switch to the border-hover idiom used elsewhere (border border-transparent
-> hover:border-border) with the neutral hover:bg-muted/50 the adjacent
workspace picker uses, so the hover reads as a subtle outline instead of a
colored background. Screenshot spec now captures the chip hover state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(web): right-align current-user chip in the sidebar footer
Push the user chip to the far right of the expanded footer (ml-auto) so it
sits opposite the left-aligned icon buttons; collapsed mode keeps the
centered vertical stack unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(auth): reject synthetic identity on management routes and scope office run broadcasts
Address code-review findings on the opt-in authentication PR:
- P1: while auth is disabled the middleware injects a synthetic admin
(RoleAdmin), and RequireAdmin alone let it through — so anyone hitting a
not-yet-enabled instance could mint a PAT or plant an admin that survives
enablement and hijacks first-run setup. Add authn.RequireRealIdentity and
guard the credential/session/user-management routes with it (public
bootstrap routes stay reachable). Responds 404 while disabled.
- P1: office run events carry task_id but no workspace_id, so they fell back
to a global broadcast and leaked across users. Resolve the workspace from
the task and route via the new Hub.BroadcastToWorkspaceOrDrop, which fails
closed (drops rather than global-broadcasts) when the workspace is unknown
and auth is enforced.
- nit: type createAuthSlice as a single-arg creator and call it with just set.
Also register the authentication docs page and its settings routes in
docs/public/coverage.json so the public-docs validator passes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Kandev Agent <agent@kandev.dev>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(web): add app status bar
* feat(web): add app status bar visibility toggle
* feat(web): persist status bar item order
* fix(web): refine app status bar behavior
* fix(web): polish app status bar presentation
* test(web): split plugin slot coverage groups
* fix(web): address status surface review feedback
* fix(web): stabilize status bar overlay tests
* feat(plugins): add capability-gated Host reader for conversation content
Plugins can now read historical user/agent message content over the Host
data API, gated by a new `api_read:messages` capability (ADR 0047). This
unblocks "summarize yesterday"-style plugins that the live `message.added`
bus event alone cannot serve.
- proto: `ListMessages` RPC + `Message`/`MessageFilter` on `service Host`.
- SDK: `Host.Messages() MessageReader`, Go-native `Message`/`MessageFilter`.
- host: `api_read:messages` accessor + denied reader; content sanitized via
`sysprompt.StripSystemContent` (no raw system prompts); RFC3339 `since`/
`until` → `InvalidArgument` on bad input.
- data: new `ListMessagesForPlugin` filtered query (session/task ids, type,
created_at range) through the task service, never the DB file.
- tests: in-process + wire capability gating, content stripping, filter/time
passthrough, pagination, and the SQLite query.
- docs: ADR 0047, spec, plugins-manifest, plugins-authoring.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(plugins): add Host.InvokeUtilityAgent for settings-selectable utility agent
Plugins can now delegate a one-shot LLM step to an operator-configured agent,
gated by a new `agent_invoke` capability (ADR 0048), so a plugin needs no
provider API key of its own.
- setting: new `utility_agent_profile_id` user setting (Settings > System >
Utility Agent), a profile dropdown cloned from the existing utility-agent
path; selectable in the UI.
- capability: boolean `agent_invoke`, enforced like `state`/`secrets`.
- proto/SDK: `InvokeUtilityAgent(prompt) -> text` RPC and
`Host.InvokeUtilityAgent(ctx, prompt)`.
- backend: reuses the sessionless host-utility inference tier (ADR 0002) via a
thin adapter — no agent loop, no task/session/workspace; resolves the
configured profile to (agent type, model). Unconfigured / deleted profile ->
gRPC FailedPrecondition.
- tests: capability gating, completion path (asserts the configured profile is
used and text returned), no-utility-agent and stale-profile error paths,
SDK/wire round-trips, and the settings apply/trim behavior.
- docs: ADR 0048, spec, plugins-manifest, plugins-authoring.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(plugins): resolve utility-agent deps live and bound message filter size
Address CI + review feedback on the host plugin capabilities:
- docs: register the new /settings/system/utility-agent route in
docs/public/coverage.json (fixes the "Validate public docs" CI failure).
- utility agent (ADR 0048): hostUtilityMgr is wired late in boot — after
StartActivePlugins has already spawned boot-active plugins — so snapshotting
the utility deps in hostForPlugin stranded those hosts with nil deps and made
InvokeUtilityAgent return Unimplemented for their lifetime. Read the deps live
from the Service (mutex-guarded) at call time instead; add a regression test
for late wiring reaching an already-spawned host.
- messages (ADR 0047): cap the combined session/task/type filter values at 400
so an oversized filter fails fast with InvalidArgument instead of hitting
SQLite's host-parameter limit at query execution; add a test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Kandev Agent <agent@kandev.dev>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: add voice mode for chat input
Adds a voice input button to the chat composer with three transcription engines:
in-browser Web Speech API, in-browser Whisper via @huggingface/transformers, and
a server-side OpenAI Whisper fallback gated on KANDEV_VOICE_OPENAI_API_KEY.
User-configurable from a new /settings/voice-mode page:
- Master on/off toggle (defaults to on; opt-out, not opt-in)
- Engine preference (auto / Web Speech / Whisper Web / Whisper Server)
- Language hint (auto-detect or BCP-47 pinned)
- Activation mode (click-to-toggle or hold-to-talk)
- Auto-send after transcription
- Whisper Web model size (tiny / base / small)
- Editable Cmd+Shift+M keyboard shortcut
Voice settings live under user_settings.voice_mode as a nested JSON object —
no schema migration. Setting changes broadcast via the existing
user.settings.updated WS event so any open chat tab updates live.
The mic button is rendered on the right of the composer alongside the send
button (round primary fill; destructive fill with pulse ring while recording).
On browsers without a usable engine (e.g. iOS Chrome over HTTP) the button
stays visible as a muted greyed icon — tapping it surfaces a toast with the
reason (typically a missing secure context).
Whisper Web runs in a Web Worker with fp16 decoder weights (avoids the
MatMulNBits scale-missing crash that q4/q8 hit on WASM). Models are pulled
from the onnx-community/* mirror and cached by transformers.js in the Cache
Storage on first use.
* fix: address voice mode PR review feedback and E2E selector clash
Bot-review fixes from #1159:
- Map http.MaxBytesError from c.FormFile to 413 instead of bare 400.
- Strip BCP-47 region suffix before passing language hint to Whisper Web.
- Recover from worker crash: terminate + null worker + reset ready flag so
next init/transcribe creates a fresh worker instead of hanging.
- Read live store state via storeApi.getState() in voice-mode settings
savers to avoid stale-closure clobbering concurrent settings updates.
- Detach Web Speech callbacks before abort() so trailing onend/onerror
events don't mutate hook state after cancel().
- Spread caller init before method/body in voice-api fetch so a caller-
supplied init can't override the multipart POST.
- Replace t.Fatalf with t.Errorf+return inside test HTTP handler goroutine
(FailNow from non-test goroutine is unsafe).
- Add Enabled/AutoSend zeroing assertions in partial-update test so the
bool-overwrite-on-PATCH behavior is locked in explicitly.
E2E fix:
- toolbar-overflow spec used button.rounded-full which now matches both
the send and voice buttons (strict-mode violation). Switched to the
submit-message-button testid for an unambiguous locator.
* fix: scope voice settings rollback + whisper worker error to changed keys
Round 2 of PR review feedback on #1159:
- voice-mode settings rollback now restores only the keys patched by the
failing request (not the whole snapshot), preserving concurrent edits
to unrelated voiceMode fields.
- Shortcut rollback diffs previous vs next and reverts only the changed
keys (restore prior value or delete if absent), preserving other
concurrent shortcut edits.
- Whisper worker error handler captures the worker reference at attach
time and only clears refs when this.worker still matches it — a stale
error from a previously replaced worker no longer nukes the active one.
- Update stale whisper-web-models JSDoc that still pointed at Xenova
mirrors.
* fix: voice mode progress scale, hold-mode race, race-aware rollback
Round 3 of PR review feedback on #1159:
- Normalise Whisper progress to 0–1 in ensureWhisperClient (transformers.js
emits 0–100, the button's display + the `ready: 1` convention expect
0–1 — fixes the 5000% mid-download display).
- Claim driverRef synchronously at the top of finishCapture so concurrent
pointerup + pointerleave invocations early-return instead of racing and
clobbering a freshly-started recording's ref.
- Race-aware rollback: voice-mode and shortcut catch branches now skip
reverting a key when latest[key] !== next[key]. A failed earlier request
no longer overwrites a later successful save to the same key.
- Update the Worker wire-protocol comment to show onnx-community/whisper-base
instead of the stale Xenova/* example.
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Co-authored-by: Kandev Agent <agent@kandev.dev>
* feat(terminal): persist user terminals with stable seq + park state
Ordinary user shells now have a DB-backed `user_terminals` row keyed by
the agentctl PTY id, carrying a per-task monotonic seq (gaps preserved on
delete), custom_name override, and open/parked state. The terminal
service owns the create/list/rename/park/resume/destroy surface and
guards reject `bottom-panel` (cmd+J) + `script-*` ids so passthrough
flows are untouched. Closing a tab now parks (PTY keeps running);
destroy kills the PTY and removes the row.
* feat(web): expose terminal seq badge, rename, and parked-terminals menu
Wires the right-panel strip and SSR page state to the new task-keyed
terminals endpoint and discriminated UserShell union, adds the `#N`
badge for ordinary terminals, plumbs context-menu / double-click rename,
and renders a "Parked" submenu so closed-but-running terminals can be
resumed. Closing a managed tab now parks instead of destroying so the
PTY (and its buffer) survives accidental closes.
* test(terminal): e2e coverage for first-class persistent entities
Covers the persistence guarantees the user explicitly called out:
monotonic seqs, refresh-survives-rename-and-park, gap-preserving destroy,
park+resume cycle, and bottom-panel/script guards. Exercises the new
user_shell.{create,list,rename,park,resume,destroy} WS actions through
the shared ApiClient.wsRequest helper.
* fix(terminal): atomic seq allocation + propagate destroy errors
- Repository.Create folds MAX(seq) read + INSERT into a single
`INSERT … SELECT` statement so concurrent creates can no longer pick
the same seq. Locked in with TestCreate_ConcurrentSeqAllocation (25
parallel creates, all unique).
- wsUserShellStop now propagates the service-Destroy error so the
frontend stops optimistically removing a row the backend failed to
delete.
- Service.Destroy / CleanupTask log PTY-stop failures at Warn (instead
of silently swallowing) while keeping the proceed-on-failure semantics
intentional — the DB row is the source of truth for "user expects
this terminal gone".
- IsUserShellAlive copies ProcessID under the read lock before calling
r.Get(), removing the post-unlock pointer-deref race.
- Get-not-found test asserts errors.Is(err, ErrNotFound) so it locks to
the repository contract.
* fix(web): close-tab waits for backend ack + className undefined guard
- handleCloseTab defers `removeTerminal` into the `.then()` of the
park/destroy promise. A failed backend call leaves the tab visible
rather than vanishing it optimistically; the next `user_shell.list`
poll reconciles state.
- session-tabs guards `tab.className` with `?? ""` so an undefined value
no longer produces "undefined group relative..." in the rendered
class string.
- user-shells.test simplification: `createSessionRuntimeSlice` only
consumes `set`, so the test passes the slice creator straight to
`immer()` instead of wrapping it in an adapter with unused args.
* fix(terminal): task-scoped mutations + legacy-shell list + UI hardening
Round-2 review feedback (cubic P1/P2, claude, coderabbit):
Backend:
- Rename/Park/Resume/Destroy now require a task_id and verify the
terminal belongs to that task via a shared requireOwnership helper.
Cross-task mutations return ErrTaskMismatch instead of silently
succeeding by raw terminal id.
- wsUserShellList no longer drops managed-shaped agentctl shells when
the terminal service is disabled or task_id is missing — legacy
passthrough callers see their existing shells again. `managedCovered`
flag scopes the orphan filter to the DB-backed path.
- service_test.go uses the shared-cache in-memory SQLite + MaxOpenConns(1)
setup, matching repository_test.go and removing the flake-one-race-away
warning.
- New cross-task guard tests: TestRename_RejectsCrossTask,
TestPark_RejectsCrossTask, TestDestroy_RejectsCrossTask, plus a
TestRename_EmptyTaskIDSkipsOwnership for internal callers.
Frontend:
- updateUserShell patch type narrowed to Partial<Omit<UserShellInfo,
"terminalId">> so the row key can't be silently mutated.
- destroyUserShell now throws on a missing WS client instead of silently
resolving — handleCloseTab's .then() no longer fires prematurely.
- rename/park/resume/destroy API client + useTerminals hook plumb the
active task id through every mutating call.
E2E:
- New "cross-task mutating ops are rejected" spec creates a terminal
under task A and verifies task B can't rename/park/destroy it by raw
id.
- Existing specs updated to send task_id with their mutating calls.
* fix(terminal): require task_id on all mutators + wire taskID into hooks
Round-3 review feedback (cubic P1, claude blocker, coderabbit):
Backend:
- requireOwnership no longer skips the ownership check when taskID is
empty. The previous carve-out was reachable from the WS layer (where
task_id is user-controlled), so an attacker who guessed a terminal id
could omit task_id and mutate any row. CleanupTask walks the repo
directly and never touched the bypass.
- TestRename_EmptyTaskIDRejected pins the new contract.
Frontend (the real bug claude caught):
- useUserShells now accepts a taskId parameter and forwards it on the
user_shell.list WS call. Without it the backend's DB-backed ordinary-
shell path was skipped and the Zustand store wiped the SSR-hydrated
panel strip on the first WS fetch.
- Response mapping switched to a discriminated union: id (new field)
falls back to terminal_id (legacy), and kind/seq/state/pty_status/
display_name/custom_name flow into the store so the parked-terminals
submenu actually populates.
- useTerminals + useMobileTerminals read the active task id from the
store and pass it through to useUserShells.
- destroyUserShell now retries with user_shell.stop when the server
returns an unknown-action error — keeps the rollout-window
compatibility intact for older backends that only know the legacy
action name.
* fix(terminal): list parked, rollout-safe kind default, helper extraction
Round-4 review feedback (claude + greptile P1):
- useUserShells now sends include_parked: true so the "Parked terminals"
submenu populates after a page reload. Previously the WS list returned
only state=open rows; parked terminals were invisible until the user
parked something in the same session. The main strip still hides
parked entries via buildTerminalsFromShells.
- useAddTerminal stops blindly defaulting kind to "ordinary" — that
misclassified legacy passthrough payloads (terminal_id without seq)
during a rollout where the frontend is newer than the backend. The
managed-tab path then called parkUserShell on a server that didn't
know the action. Now only tags as ordinary when kind is explicit or
the row carries a seq.
- handleCloseTab extracted into a standalone useCloseTab + helpers
hoisted into use-terminals-build.ts / use-terminals-types.ts. Brings
use-terminals.ts back under the 600-line file limit and the
useTerminalActions wrapper inside the 100-line function limit.
* fix(terminal): scope-keyed shell cache + null-task guard + tighter rollout default
Round-5 review feedback (cubic P1, coderabbit x4):
- useUserShells now keys its fetch cache on env+task (`${env}:${task}`),
not just env. An earlier load without a task id (e.g. before the
active task hydrated) no longer pins the store on a legacy-only shell
list and blocks the task-scoped refetch.
- useMobileTerminals delays auto-create until a real taskID is
available. Previously a null taskID could bootstrap a legacy
non-persistent shell, mark the env as auto-created, and starve the
real task of its first-class terminal. Guard key is now env:task, and
releaseAutoCreatedEnvironment clears every scope on that env.
- useAddTerminal tightens the rollout check: a row is "ordinary" only
when `seq !== undefined`. A bare `kind: "ordinary"` without seq from
an older backend stays legacy so close → destroy on the first click.
- useRemoveTerminal reads the current activeTab from a ref instead of
closing over the value captured when handleCloseTab first ran. Async
park/destroy resolves after a user tab-switch no longer clobber the
newer selection with the stale fallback shift.
Tests:
- New "waits for taskID before auto-creating — null taskID is a no-op"
case in use-mobile-terminals.test.ts confirms the null-task guard.
- All existing mobile-terminal + slice + E2E tests pass.
* fix(terminal): live activeTab lookup + selectable-tab guard
Round-6 review feedback (cubic P2 x2):
- getActiveTab now reads the active tab from the Zustand store via
storeApi.getState() instead of a useRef/useEffect pair. Closes the
post-render race where an async close handler could resolve between
the new render's commit and the effect-driven ref sync.
- computeTerminalTabValue requires activeTab to be selectable
(present in `terminals` or === "commands") before honoring it. A
stale id left over from a parked/destroyed terminal no longer pins
the panel on a nonexistent tab and blocks the fallback shift to a
real shell.
* chore(terminal): inline savedTabFromStorage to drop file under line cap
Round-7 review feedback (claude suggestion): the useMemo around the
synchronous getSessionStorage call was zero-value memoisation that
pushed use-terminals.ts three lines over the 600-line max-lines limit.
Inlined; file now at 600 lines.
* chore(terminal): drop savedTabExists local + comment to land under 600 lines
Round-8 follow-up (claude): the previous commit's two-line comment block
held the file at 603 lines (still over the 600-line cap). Inline
savedTabExists at the only call site and remove the redundant comment —
the round-7 PR thread already explains why the useMemo was removed. File
now at 599 lines.
* fix(terminal): plumb task_id through dockview + tolerate legacy destroys
Manual-test feedback: clicking X on a dockview terminal panel surfaced
"destroy terminal: terminal does not belong to the supplied task" because
the dockview path was creating + destroying terminals without sending
task_id at all. The new requireOwnership guard then correctly rejected
the empty task_id against a non-empty term.TaskID.
Frontend:
- addTerminalPanel grows task_id + title parameters; stamps both into
panel params at creation time so the destroy cleanup can pass them
back to user_shell.destroy / .stop.
- Every dockview-side createUserShell call site now passes the active
task_id, so the backend creates a DB-backed ordinary terminal (with
seq + displayName) instead of a legacy passthrough shell.
- destroyUserShell + stopUserShell already accepted an optional task_id;
dockview-layout-setup.onDidRemovePanel now reads the stamped task id
from panel params and forwards it.
Backend:
- wsUserShellStop now requires both terminalSvc and a non-empty
req.TaskID before routing through the managed service. An empty
task_id falls through to the legacy passthrough StopUserShell so older
clients (and dockview panels persisted before task_id was stamped)
keep working.
Known follow-ups (separate task): the #N badge, rename context menu,
and parked-terminals dropdown still only show on the mobile/tablet
right-panel strip. Desktop dockview shows the seq inside the panel
title text but doesn't expose the badge/rename/parked-list UI yet.
* feat(terminal): dockview tab badges + rename context menu + existing-terminals list
Manual-test feedback round 2:
- Custom dockview tab component (TerminalTab) renders the #N pill
only when the active env has more than one ordinary terminal —
mirrors the session-tab badge semantics. Right-click on any ordinary
terminal tab now exposes Rename / Park / Destroy.
- Dockview + menu picks up a new "Terminals" section listing every
ordinary terminal for the active task (open and parked). Clicking a
row focuses the existing dockview panel if one is mounted, otherwise
re-opens it; parked rows are auto-resumed via user_shell.resume
before the panel is added. The base "Terminal" action was renamed
to "New Terminal" so the existing-terminals list is distinguishable
in the menu.
- Reopen menu uses a stable EMPTY_SHELLS sentinel for its store
selector to avoid Zustand infinite re-renders when the env has no
shells.
E2E:
- terminal-new-tab.spec uses getByRole("menuitem", { name: "New
Terminal", exact: true }) to disambiguate from the new "Terminals"
submenu label.
- Full terminal suite still passes (26/26).
* fix(terminal): tab title shows "Terminal" with seq as badge, populate store on session page
Re-reading the user feedback: the title text was rendering as
"Terminal 1" (backend's displayName), and the dockview "+" menu's
Terminals section was empty because nothing on desktop was calling
useUserShells to populate the store.
- TerminalTab.pickDisplayName now returns the literal "Terminal" for
ordinary terminals (custom names still override). The seq lives only
in the sibling badge — same split as session-tab where the agent
name is the title and the seq is a pill before it. Reading "Terminal
1" out of "[1] Terminal" instead of "[1] Terminal 1".
- LeftHeaderActions (dockview "+") now calls useUserShells on mount.
Without this the desktop layout never triggered the WS list fetch,
so the Terminals submenu and the badge "count > 1" check both saw
an empty store and silently disappeared.
- TerminalReopenMenuItems also calls useUserShells defensively (cheap
thanks to scope-keyed cache) so it works when mounted in isolation.
* feat(terminal): "New X" rows live inside their section labels
User feedback: move "New Agent" under the Agents section header and
"New Terminal" under the Terminals section header so the dockview "+"
menu reads top-to-bottom as Agents → New Agent → existing sessions →
Terminals → New Terminal → existing terminals → other panels.
- SessionReopenMenuItems accepts an optional onNewSession prop and
renders the "New Agent" row as the first item under the "Agents"
label. Render gate now keeps the section visible whenever the create
handler is supplied, even with zero existing sessions.
- TerminalReopenMenuItems gets a matching onNewTerminal prop with
the same behaviour ("New Terminal" row under the "Terminals" label).
- dockview-add-panel-items drops its standalone "New Agent" and "New
Terminal" rows since both now live inside their sections.
* feat(terminal): auto-migrate default panel to DB-backed ordinary terminal
The legacy `terminal-default` dockview panel was hard-wired to a
non-managed `shell-default` PTY so it never picked up an ordinary
seq/customName/parked state — the new "Terminal N" badge UX could
only show a badge once the user had explicitly created a second
terminal. With useEnsureDefaultTerminalOrdinary the default panel is
upgraded into a real `shell-<uuid>` row on session-page mount, so
every visible tab is now a first-class ordinary terminal.
Plus a UI-level e2e spec asserting the multi-terminal title + badge
contract, and an expectation bump on the existing rename+park spec
since visiting the session page now mints 1 extra ordinary terminal.
* fix(terminal): park ordinary terminals on tab close so they survive refresh
Dockview's tab X close button routed straight to stopUserShell (an
alias for destroyUserShell), wiping the DB row on close — after a
refresh the user had no way to resume a still-running PTY they had
just tucked away.
The X is now a "hide for now" affordance: ordinary terminals get
parked (PTY survives, row stays in DB, reappears in the "+" →
Terminals menu with a `parked` pill), while scripts / bottom-panel /
legacy passthrough shells stay on the destroy path because they have
no resume story.
Permanent delete still lives on the right-click Destroy menu item
and (in the next commit) on each reopen-menu row.
* fix(terminal): preserve DB-backed terminal panel ids across layout restore
The serializer's normalizePanel rewrote every user-created terminal
panel id to `terminal-saved-N` and dropped environmentId/taskID from
params, so after a reload that panel couldn't be matched back to its
live PTY or its store record — the tab rendered with no badge and a
stale fallback title.
Treat `shell-<uuid>` panel ids the same way we already treat
`terminal-default`: preserve id and params on restore. Legacy
ephemeral `terminal-saved-*` ids still mint a fresh PTY on restore.
Also force tabComponent=terminalTab and title="Terminal" for any
restored terminal panel so layouts persisted before the badge UX
land on the new presentation.
* feat(terminal): destroy button on reopen-menu rows for permanent delete
Destroy used to live only on the tab's right-click menu — useless once
the tab was already closed. Each ordinary terminal row in the dockview
"+" → Terminals submenu now ends with an × button that confirms-then
calls destroyUserShell, killing the PTY and dropping the DB row so the
terminal does not reappear after reload.
Pairs with the previous close-to-park change: closing the tab parks
(soft, resumable), the × button on the menu row destroys (hard,
permanent).
* fix(terminal): reopen-menu focuses existing tab, drops parked pill, says Terminate
Three small fixes to the dockview "+" → Terminals submenu:
1. Clicking a row whose terminal is already mounted now FOCUSES the
existing panel instead of duplicating it. The default-migrated
panel keeps its registry id `terminal-default` even after the
migration to a `shell-<uuid>` PTY, so a direct getPanel(uuid) miss
would fall through to addTerminalPanel and create a second tab for
the same PTY. Fall back to scanning `params.terminalId` so the
lookup catches that case.
2. Drop the "parked" pill from the row — parking is now an internal
detail (close = park) that the user doesn't need to read off the
menu. Clicking the row brings the terminal back into view either
way, so distinguishing it visually is noise.
3. Rename the row × tooltip + confirm copy from "Destroy" / "Permanently
delete" to "Terminate" to match the new tab-context-menu label.
Spec: add a test that asserts no duplicate tab when reopening an
already-open terminal, and drop the parked-pill assertion from the
existing close+reload test.
* feat(terminal): empty-group watermark uses the rich + menu
When a user splits a group (split-right / split-down) the new half is
empty and dockview renders the watermark. Before this, the watermark
showed a hard-coded Agent/Plan/Terminal/Browser row and clicking
"Terminal" called createUserShell without a taskId — so it spawned a
legacy passthrough shell that never appeared in the user-shell list,
and clicking "Agent" only ever focused the singleton chat panel
(invisible if the task had multiple sessions).
The watermark now renders the same AddPanelMenuItems content the
header "+" uses, so the user gets:
- The Agents list (existing sessions, greyed when already open)
- The Terminals list (existing terminals, greyed when already open)
- The Browser/Plan/VS Code/Changes/Files/PR options
…served behind a single "Add panel" dropdown trigger centered on the
empty group.
* feat(terminal): inline rename on the tab; drop Park, rename Destroy → Terminate
The tab title is now editable in place — picking Rename from the
right-click context menu swaps the title for an input. Enter commits,
Escape / blur-with-no-change cancels, and the new name is pushed
through renameUserShell + the user-shell store so the API and badge
list stay in sync. Replaces the previous window.prompt which felt
out of place in the dockview chrome.
While here:
- Drop the "Park (hide, keep PTY)" context-menu item. Tab close
already parks ordinary terminals, so the explicit Park action was
redundant and broke the "one obvious affordance per outcome" rule.
- Rename "Destroy" → "Terminate" in the context menu. Matches the
reopen-menu × tooltip and reads more like a system action than a
destructive UI primitive.
Spec adds an inline-rename test asserting the input appears, accepts
typed text, and commits the new title to the tab.
* fix(terminal): right-click Terminate closes the tab; drop displayName DOM warning
Two unrelated fixes both landing in terminal-tab.tsx:
- Terminate used to fire the WS destroy and update the store, but left
the dockview panel mounted with a dead PTY underneath. Now it
optimistically drops the shell row from the store, closes the panel
via api.close(), then sends the destroy — same effect as the X close
but routed to the hard-destroy path (the onDidRemovePanel cleanup
sees no shell entry and skips its park branch).
- TerminalTabBody typed `displayName` as a prop but never destructured
it, so {...props} spread it into DockviewDefaultTab and on into a DOM
div, triggering "React does not recognize the `displayName` prop on
a DOM element". Drop it from the spread.
* feat(terminal): polish + menu — badge-style indices, flush-left New rows, terminate closes panel
Polish pass on the dockview "+" → Agents / Terminals submenus:
- Replace the plain `#N` text with the same pill-style badge the tabs
use (small bg, rounded, 11px). Agents and terminals both pick this
up — so the menu row reads "[N] label" matching the tab style.
- Drop the empty index-column placeholder span on the "New X" rows so
the icon + label sit flush-left under the section header instead of
awkwardly indented.
- Strip the backend "Terminal {seq}" suffix from row labels — the
badge already carries the number, so showing "Terminal 1" next to
the "1" pill duplicated it. Custom-renamed terminals still show
their name.
- The row × button now also closes the dockview panel if the terminal
is currently open, mirroring the right-click → Terminate flow.
Spec: switch the row-by-seq lookups from `hasText: "#N"` (now stale
since the `#` prefix is gone) to a `has:` filter against the new
`reopen-terminal-seq-N` badge testid, and add a regression test for
right-click → Terminate closing the tab and removing the row in one
gesture.
* fix: address terminal review feedback
* fix: resolve terminal review suggestions
* fix: catch terminal close stop failures
* fix: harden terminal terminate failures
* fix: use pinned pnpm docker arg
* fix: satisfy backend lint after main merge
* fix: stabilize e2e after layout merge
José Almeida