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| - `diff.ts` — given desired (local map) and current (cloud names + fingerprints), produces `{ creates, rotates, unchanged, missingFromSource }`. Honors `--rotate` and `--rotate <key>...` selectors. | ||
| - `prompt.ts` — per-key confirm with `y/n/a/q`. `--yes` short-circuits to yes-to-all; `--yes-rotate` is required to flip rotates from no-to-all to confirm-individually (or yes-to-all if also `--yes`). Non-TTY without `--yes` exits non-zero with a clear message. | ||
| - `render.ts` — diff output. Format: `~ FOO a3f1 → 9b22 (rotate, source=env)`. Never values, even for unchanged keys (which only show fingerprint to confirm cloud and source agree — handy for "did my .env drift from cloud?" sanity checks; note this means we send the fingerprint of every desired key, not the value). |
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Compare secrets with a collision-resistant fingerprint
The plan currently uses a 4-hex-character fingerprint (16 bits) as the value-comparison signal in diff.ts, which can misclassify changed secrets as unchanged when two different values collide. In that case the CLI can present an incorrect drift result and skip an intended rotate path based on equality checks, especially as key counts grow. Keep the 4-char form for display/audit if desired, but use a longer internal digest (e.g., full SHA-256 or at least 64+ bits) for equality decisions.
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* refactor(cli): merge owletto bin into lobu memory namespace
Consolidates the standalone `owletto` CLI into `@lobu/cli` as the
`lobu memory` namespace and deletes the entire `packages/owletto-cli`
package. The merge:
- Drops the `owletto` binary entirely (no compat wrapper).
- Drops `owletto dev` (docker-compose, dead — there's no compose file).
- Drops `owletto start` and `owletto version` (lobu run + lobu --version
cover them; one boot path: the embedded backend bundle).
- Folds 13 commands into `lobu memory <verb>`: seed, run, login, token,
health, configure, browser-auth, skills list/add, init, org current/set.
- Adds top-level `lobu doctor` (system deps + memory MCP reachability;
folds owletto's `doctor` and `health` checks).
- `lobu init` now wires the memory plugin config inline at the end of
scaffold when memory is enabled (no separate `owletto init` step).
Code moves:
- packages/owletto-cli/src/lib/* → packages/cli/src/commands/memory/_lib/
- packages/owletto-cli/src/commands/{openclaw,seed,browser-auth}.ts →
_lib/*-cmd.ts (citty wrappers stripped, citty defineCommand exports
replaced by plain async functions consumed by thin commander handlers)
- skills/owletto and skills/owletto-openclaw now bundle through cli's
build.cjs alongside skills/lobu (one bundled-skills directory).
Build / CI / release-please cleanup:
- Drop packages/owletto-cli from workspace globs, tsconfig excludes,
biome ignores, release-please-config.json, .release-please-manifest,
publish-packages.mjs, bump-version.mjs, knip workspace overrides.
- ci.yml: stop running `bun test packages/owletto-cli` and stop
typechecking it in the matrix.
- packages/cli/package.json: pull in @clack/prompts, @lobu/owletto-sdk,
playwright (formerly transitive via owletto-cli).
- README + landing site (rename reference/owletto-cli.md →
reference/lobu-memory.md, update astro nav, sidebar links, internal
anchors) + skills/owletto/references: replace `npx owletto@latest`
with `npx @lobu/cli@latest memory`.
- docs/RELEASING.md: drop the unscoped `owletto` package; six → five.
- src/index.ts (lobu admin) test that scans owletto-cli for callTool
refs now points at packages/cli/src/commands/memory/.
Validation:
- make build-packages clean.
- bun run typecheck clean.
- bun run check (biome) clean across 281 files.
- bun test packages/owletto-backend/src/auth/__tests__/tool-access.test.ts:
47 pass (the cli-source walker correctly resolves the new memory dir).
- lobu --help, lobu memory --help, lobu memory token --help,
lobu memory init --help all render the new shape.
* fix(cli): consolidate memory auth and skills into lobu
* refactor(cli): drop dead memory-token helpers and restore doctor server ping
- Remove unused `printMemoryToken`, `TokenOptions`, and
`resolveConfiguredOrgUrl` from memory/_lib/openclaw-cmd.ts left
behind after the auth consolidation moved memory token retrieval to
top-level `lobu token`.
- Restore the server-URL connectivity check in `lobu doctor` (default
mode) that used to ship as part of `owletto doctor`. `--memory-only`
still shortcuts to authenticated MCP validation.
- Update plan doc references from `lobu memory token` to the actual
unified surface `lobu token --raw`.
* feat(backend): persist egressConfig + preApprovedTools + guardrails on agents (#460)
* docs(plans): lobu apply — file → cloud converger plan
Three-PR rollout for lobu apply, the file-first → cloud converger.
Reuse-first design: existing /agents and /manage_entity_schema routes
are mostly idempotent already; only one upsert route is added. CLI
loops over them in dependency order. Re-running converges on partial
failure.
Defers: --prune, --force, lobu pull, watchers, raw SKILL.md round-trip,
org-scoped agent IDs, secret upload, memory data — all v2/v3.
* feat(backend): persist egressConfig + preApprovedTools + guardrails on agents
The file-loader produces these three settings fields from lobu.toml but
the agents table had no columns for them, so postgres-stores.ts silently
dropped them on every saveSettings(). This blocks `lobu apply`: cloud
would never accept the values local agents already have, leaving every
re-run as drift.
Adds the three jsonb columns (with empty defaults) and round-trips them
through rowToSettings / saveSettings / deleteSettings. New unit tests
cover populated, absent, and post-delete shapes against the test DB.
PR-1 of docs/plans/lobu-apply.md.
* feat(backend): idempotent agent create + stable-id connection upsert (#461)
PR-2 of `docs/plans/lobu-apply.md`. Two narrow extensions to
`lobu/agent-routes.ts` so `lobu apply` can converge by re-running:
1. `POST /` with an agent that already exists in the same org now
returns 200 with the existing payload instead of 409. Cross-org
collision still returns 409. The Owletto-MCP auto-injection only
runs on the actual create path, never on the idempotent return —
so re-applying never clobbers operator-edited `mcpServers`.
2. New `PUT /:agentId/connections/by-stable-id/:stableId` for
deterministic-ID upsert. Reuses `ChatInstanceManager.addConnection`
(which already accepts a caller-supplied `stableId`) for create,
`ChatInstanceManager.updateConnection` for change. Returns
`{ noop: true, connection }` when submitted config matches existing,
`{ updated: true, willRestart: true, connection }` when it changes,
201 with the connection on first create.
Tests cover the 200/409 shapes, the no-clobber MCP guarantee, the
noop/updated/create branches of the upsert, and the unknown-agent 404.
Test harness mocks `mcpAuth` + `getChatInstanceManager` so the routes
exercise the no-manager fallback path against a pglite Postgres.
* feat(cli): lobu apply — files → org converger (#462)
* feat(cli): lobu apply — files → org converger
PR-3 of docs/plans/lobu-apply.md. Implements `lobu apply`:
- Parses lobu.toml via existing cli/src/config/loader.ts:loadConfig
- Walks $VAR refs to enforce required-secrets check before any mutation
- Computes per-resource diff client-side (create/update/noop/drift)
- Loops over existing CRUD endpoints in dependency order:
agents → settings → connections → entity types → relationship types
- Re-runs converge on partial failure (every endpoint is idempotent)
CLI surface:
lobu apply [--dry-run] [--yes] [--only agents|memory] [--org <slug>]
Reuses _lib/openclaw-auth.ts (PR #459) for token + URL resolution.
Inlines buildStableConnectionId from owletto-backend's file-loader.ts:56
with a sync-comment — keep matching when either side changes.
Snapshot tests cover diff rendering for create/update/noop/drift and the
will-restart warning. End-to-end test runs once PR-1 + PR-2 land.
* fix(cli): apply — substitute $VAR refs and align connection wire shape
Two showstopper bugs caught by pi review before integration test:
1. Connection upsert was sending `type` but PR-2's `PUT /by-stable-id`
route expects `platform`. Server would 400 on every connection apply.
Aligns the client and apply-cmd payloads to `{ platform, name?, config }`.
2. `$VAR` references in connection configs were collected for the
secrets check but never substituted. Apply would send literal
`"botToken": "$TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN"` to the server. Now resolves
against `process.env` (or an injected env for tests) and fails
loudly with the var name when missing or empty.
Adds `env` option to `loadDesiredState` for testability. Test coverage
extended: existing test asserts the resolved value is in the desired
config; new test asserts unset $VAR throws a clear error.
Validation: typecheck, biome, 27 cli tests — all clean.
* docs(plans): lobu secrets push — security-conscious design (#465)
* fix(backend): align connection-config encrypt/decrypt prefix (#464)
encryptConfig() in postgres-stores.ts wrote raw `iv:tag:ciphertext`
output from @lobu/core's `encrypt()`, but decryptConfig() only
decrypts strings prefixed with `enc:v1:`. So any secret-named field
that ran through encryptConfig was stored as prefixless ciphertext
and round-tripped as that ciphertext literal on read.
Production was unaffected because ChatInstanceManager normalizes
secrets to `secret://` refs before persisting to chat_connections.
The agent_connections.config rows written by persistConnectionSnapshot
on the older lobu agent-routes paths (and the no-manager fallback added
in PR #461) are the affected surface.
Fix:
- encryptConfig prepends `enc:v1:` to the AES-GCM output.
- decryptConfig strips the prefix before delegating to `decrypt()`.
- Migration 20260430022231 backfills agent_connections.config rows
whose values match the prefixless `iv:tag:ciphertext` shape (24 hex
IV + 32 hex tag + hex ciphertext) by re-prefixing them. Idempotent —
re-running is a noop because the regex skips already-prefixed values.
Adds round-trip + boundary tests in
packages/owletto-backend/src/lobu/stores/__tests__/postgres-stores.test.ts.
* feat: lobu apply hardening + e2e harness (#468)
Three things on top of the merged lobu apply v1:
Bug A — PUT /agents/:id/connections/by-stable-id/:stableId now folds
`settings` (allowFrom, allowGroups, …) into the noop comparison so
settings-only edits trip willRestart instead of being silently
noop'd. Symmetric default `allowGroups: true` on the create-fallback
path keeps follow-up PUTs round-tripping as noop.
Bug B — `diff.canonical` no longer collapses `[]` and `{}` to null;
clearing a remote allowlist by setting it to `[]` now produces an
`update` action. The `platform` key the route injects into stored
connection config is stripped before comparing so an unchanged
connection round-trips as `=`.
Bootstrap PAT — `start-local.ts` mints a default user / org `dev`
/ owner-scoped PAT on first boot under `LOBU_LOCAL_BOOTSTRAP=true`,
prints it once with the org slug + URL, and persists it under
`${OWLETTO_DATA_DIR}/bootstrap-pat.txt`. Production never sets the
flag, so the path is dead in cloud. Required collateral:
`multi-tenant.ts` now hydrates `c.var.user` for PAT bearers so
REST routes that read `c.get('user')` (e.g. POST /agents) work the
same as for cli-tokens; the asymmetry was previously masked by the
test mock setting `user` directly. CLI client.ts dropped the
trailing slash on POST /api/:org/agents — Hono `app.route()` does
not match `path/` against `routes.post('/')`.
`scripts/e2e-lobu-apply.sh` exercises create → noop → update →
drift detect against PGlite end-to-end, asserting REST rows landed.
Self-cleans server, data dir, and project dir; tears down on any
failure with a tail of the server log.
Out of scope: concurrent-apply lock, connection encryption asymmetry,
`lobu pull` (v2), secrets push (v3).
* fix(backend): close concurrent-apply races on agent + connection upsert (#466)
POST /agents was check-then-write: two concurrent applies in the same org
could both pass the existence check, both run saveMetadata, and both run
the Owletto MCP auto-injection — clobbering operator-set mcpServers. Use
INSERT ... ON CONFLICT (id) DO NOTHING RETURNING so only the actual
inserter runs the auto-injection; losers fall through to the idempotent
200 path.
PUT /:agentId/connections/by-stable-id/:stableId had the same race in its
create branch: two concurrent PUTs both observed `existing===null`, both
called chatManager.addConnection (or the fallback persist) with the same
stableId, and the second clobbered the first via ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE
plus spawned a duplicate platform instance. Atomically claim the row
with INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING; on conflict, re-read and fall
through to the existing update path (which keeps the hardening branch's
settingsChanged + allowGroups defaults intact) so concurrent identical
PUTs converge on a single noop or update response.
* docs(plans): lobu pull — cloud → files round-trip design (#463)
* refactor: rename connections to platforms (CLI + TOML + server route) (#470)
User-facing rename across the chat-platform CRUD surface:
- `lobu connections (list|add)` → `lobu platforms (list|add)`; description
reads "Manage chat platforms".
- `packages/cli/src/commands/connections/` → `packages/cli/src/commands/platforms/`,
with `platforms.ts` → `platform-prompts.ts` to avoid name clash with the
command file.
- `lobu.toml` schema: `[[agents.<id>.connections]]` → `[[agents.<id>.platforms]]`.
The file-loader emits a clear migration error if the legacy key is encountered,
pointing the user at the new block. No backwards-compat alias.
- Server routes under `/api/:org/agents/:id/` rename `connections` → `platforms`
for list / create / get / delete / start / stop / by-stable-id upsert. Body
shape (`platform` field) and DB internals (`agent_connections` table,
`ChatInstanceManager`) stay as-is — internal naming.
- `lobu apply` plumbing: `DesiredConnection` → `DesiredPlatform`,
`buildStableConnectionId` → `buildStablePlatformId`, `rowsByKind('connection')`
→ `rowsByKind('platform')`, plan renderer labels, snapshots, e2e script.
- Docs sweep: `packages/landing/src/content/docs/{reference/lobu-toml.md,
reference/lobu-apply.md, platforms/*.mdx}`, `docs/plans/lobu-apply.md`,
`lobu init` wizard scaffolding + generated `lobu.toml`.
Owletto-web submodule rename is a separate PR (the `useAgentConnections` hook
collides with an existing `useAgentPlatforms` schema-catalog hook there).
Tests: existing tests updated to use new field/route names + a new
`file-loader-platforms.test.ts` pinning the migration-error path.
* fix(backend): bootstrap PAT mode 0600 + PAT auth source disambiguation (#472)
* fix(backend): also gate platform start/stop routes with requireSessionOrAdminPat (#473)
Pi follow-up to #472: POST /:agentId/platforms/:platformId/start and
.../stop were the last admin-tier mutations on the bare mcpAuth gate. A
weak PAT (mcp:read or mcp:read+mcp:write but no mcp:admin) could bounce
a connection's lifecycle. Add the helper + 2 admission tests.
Also fixes a stale path in the existing PUT /:agentId/connections/by-stable-id
admission test — #470 renamed the route to /platforms/by-stable-id but the
admission test added in #472 still used the old path and only passed by
landing in the 404 branch (now correctly 403 via the renamed path).
* fix(backend): close residual races in agent + connection upsert (#474)
Pi flagged two follow-ups on PR #466:
1. POST /agents — INSERT and saveSettings(mcpServers) ran as two writes,
so a concurrent loser returning 200 in the idempotent branch could
PATCH operator config in between, only for the winner's deferred
saveSettings to clobber it. Fold mcp_servers into the same INSERT so
row + auto-injection land atomically.
2. PUT /:agentId/platforms/by-stable-id/:stableId — the PR-466
atomic-claim works for the no-manager fallback, but with the real
ChatInstanceManager a "loser" could re-read the just-created row
mid-addConnection and call updateConnection against half-initialized
state (potentially double-spawning the chat instance). Add an
in-process per-stableId Promise chain (primary serialization for
embedded-only deployment) plus a short-lived pg_advisory_xact_lock
keyed on (NAMESPACE, hashStableId(stableId)) for cross-process
defense-in-depth and pg_locks visibility.
Tests: 20-iteration concurrent POST asserts mcpServers.owletto.url is
populated regardless of which handler ran the INSERT; concurrent PUT
with a counting mock manager asserts addConnection is called exactly
once.
* fix(cli): address apply review gaps
* fix(cli): satisfy CodeQL token and regex checks
* chore(cli): remove unused memory helpers
* chore(submodule): bump owletto-web to current main
* fix(backend): align platform-update fallback settings to manager semantics
Fallback path was merging current.settings with the request, so apply could
not drop fields like allowFrom — diverging from both the manager path
(line 1079) and the change-detection at line 1068 which model replace
semantics. Use { allowGroups: true, ...settings } to match.
Summary
Plan-only PR for
lobu secrets push(v3 follow-up tolobu apply). Pushes named secret values from local env / file / stdin into Lobu Cloud's per-org secret-proxy.Designed paranoid: never logs values, fingerprint-only display, per-key confirmation, missing-only by default, rotation requires explicit
--rotate, audit log on every write.Reviewers: scrutinize the footguns and locked decisions sections — the safety properties are load-bearing. Implementation does not start until the plan lands.
Stacks on
feat/owletto-cli-merge. Independent of the apply implementation PRs.