Cloud sidebar: back to one big Freestyle machine hosting many workspaces (#11762) - #11773
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe cloud sidebar now represents one machine with multiple explicit workspaces. Workspace lookup supports IDs and unique names. Empty workspaces remain addressable, and CLI opening starts a shell in them. VPN commands now detect and replace stale tunnel enrollments. ChangesCloud workspace model
VPN stale enrollment handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds multi-workspace cloud navigation and stale-tunnel replacement, but it can misreport a stale private tunnel as usable and may prevent the app target from building. Workspace selection, pending-machine handling, localization, and command documentation also retain unresolved correctness issues, so these should be addressed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VMOpenCLI
participant SurfaceCatalog
participant CloudTreeNodeBuilder
participant TerminalController
VMOpenCLI->>SurfaceCatalog: fetch machine data
VMOpenCLI->>CloudTreeNodeBuilder: resolve workspace ID or name
CloudTreeNodeBuilder-->>VMOpenCLI: return resolved workspace
VMOpenCLI->>TerminalController: start shell in workspace
sequenceDiagram
participant VPNCLI
participant VMClientSocketCommands
participant VMTunnelManager
VPNCLI->>VMClientSocketCommands: request tunnel status
VMClientSocketCommands->>VMTunnelManager: compare applied and current config digests
VMTunnelManager-->>VMClientSocketCommands: return stale state
VMClientSocketCommands-->>VPNCLI: replace stale tunnel or report status
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The workspace-related implementation addresses issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The pull request includes VPN tunnel staleness handling in CLI/CMUXCLI+VPN.swift, Sources/Cloud/VMClientSocketCommands.swift, Sources/Cloud/VMTunnelManager.swift, Sources/Surfaces/CmuxTuiSurfaceProviders.swift, localization, and tests. These changes are not related to the requirements in issue Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 40.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 65 functions across 16 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.) Full details: Cmux Swift Actor IsolationExplanation No changed production code matches the stated actor-isolation failures. The new workspace types and Full details: Cmux Swift Blocking RuntimeExplanation PASS — the pull-request production Swift diff introduces no covered blocking or timing primitive. An audit of 875 added Swift lines found no new semaphore, blocking-wait API, sleep, timer, delayed dispatch, polling loop, main-queue sync, or manual lock. Existing polling, sleeps, and Full details: Cmux Browser Automation Off-MainExplanation PASS. The pull-request diff does not change browser socket automation routing. The relevant policy and Full details: Cmux Expensive Synchronous LoadExplanation PASS: The PR adds no synchronous agent-history load. Full details: Cmux Cache Substitution CorrectnessExplanation PASS. The PR does not replace a fresh authoritative read with an unchecked cache in a persistence, history, undo, or snapshot path. The new tunnel digest is persistent, but it is event-driven by Full details: Cmux No Hacky SleepsExplanation PASS — The pull-request diff from base parent 3cce67c to HEAD changes no TypeScript, JavaScript, shell, or build/runtime script files. The changed production files are Swift, localization, documentation, project metadata, and tests. Therefore this check has no in-scope non-Swift runtime delay to assess. Full details: Cmux Algorithmic ComplexityExplanation The new production workspace lookup is not linear for the stated scale. Resolution Preserve the daemon's ordered workspace sequence while building the catalog, using an ordered array plus a Full details: Cmux Swift ConcurrencyExplanation PASS: The changed cmux Swift code does not introduce or materially expand the prohibited legacy async patterns. The new workspace helper uses structured Full details: Cmux Swift `@Concurrent`Explanation PASS. The PR adds one Full details: Cmux Swift Package BoundariesExplanation The PR adds independently testable workspace-domain logic to the app target. Resolution Create a small SwiftPM target named Full details: Description checkExplanation The description provides detailed context, rationale, implementation scope, testing, live verification, trade-offs, and issue linkage. It does not include the template's Demo Video, Review Trigger, or Checklist sections, but the core summary and testing information are complete.
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In `@CLI/CMUXCLI`+VMTui.swift:
- Around line 747-749: Update the workspace resolution near resolvedID in
CLI/CMUXCLI+VMTui.swift (lines 747-749) to model ID, unique-name,
ambiguous-name, and missing outcomes: resolve exact IDs first, accept a name
only when exactly one workspace ID matches, and report ambiguous names with
their matching ws_… IDs. Update Resources/cloud-agent-skill.md (line 12) to
state that names are valid only when unambiguous and that colliding names
require the ws_… ID.
In `@docs/cloud-cmux-tui-daemon.md`:
- Line 228: Update both diagrams in the documentation so the detached terminals
pool, represented by terminalsPool, is rendered as a machine-level sibling of
workspacesGroup rather than nested under a workspace. Preserve the existing
detached-terminal labeling and apply the corrected indentation consistently in
both diagrams.
In `@skills/cmux-cloud-vm/references/sidebar-parity.md`:
- Line 24: Update the sidebar parity documentation around vm.workspace_open and
the CLI command to document cmux vm open <machine>/<workspace> separately,
stating that it opens one live terminal or creates a shell when none is live,
while vm.workspace_open projects every workspace member. Remove the equivalence
wording that could imply both operations have identical behavior.
In `@Sources/Cloud/CloudTreeNode.swift`:
- Line 536: Update the workspace-row construction around remoteWorkspaces and
its CloudTreeNode mapping to precompute workspace member data and projection
counts in single-pass dictionaries before creating rows. Reuse these indexes
when building each row, including localWorkspaceShowing, instead of repeatedly
calling remoteWorkspaceMembers or rescanning snapshot.projections, while
preserving existing row behavior.
In `@Sources/Surfaces/SurfaceSocketCommands.swift`:
- Around line 515-517: Localize the new SurfaceCatalogError messages for empty,
ambiguous, missing-workspace, and nothingToOpen cases by replacing inline
strings with stable String(localized:defaultValue:) keys and passing dynamic
values as template arguments. Add matching entries and translations for every
supported locale in Localizable.xcstrings, covering all affected error paths in
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567-567: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd
cloudTree.placeholder.noWorkspacesfor all catalog locales.
Resources/Localizable.xcstringscurrently defines onlyenandjafor this key. Add entries for the remaining supported locales, using the repository’s approved English fallback where applicable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@CLI/CMUXCLI`+VMTui.swift:
- Line 763: Keep the existing terminals filtering for terminal selection, but
update the workspace-reference collection around nameByID to iterate over every
resource, including browser and display resources, when calling note. Ensure
sidebar, CLI, and socket resolution continue using the same all-resource source
of truth.
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In `@Sources/Cloud/CloudTreeNode.swift`:
- Line 567: Update the localization entry for cloudTree.placeholder.noWorkspaces
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401-405: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd entries for every locale supported by the catalog.
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In `@cmuxTests/MachineCreateCoordinatorTests.swift`:
- Around line 444-448: Update MachineCreateOperation.isSuperseded’s named-create
logic to correlate catalog entries using the create’s authoritative machine ID
or correlation value, not SurfaceMachineInfo.name. Only suppress the pending row
when that identifier matches; otherwise retain it, and leave unnamed creates on
their existing createdAt-based branch.
In `@skills/cmux-cloud-vm/SKILL.md`:
- Line 17: Update the expected usage strings for the cmux vm --help and cmux
cloud --help probes to include the public workspace namespace, matching
CMUXCLI.runVMWorkspaceCommand and the VM command table. Preserve the existing
command ordering and formatting.
In `@Sources/Cloud/MachineCreateOperation.swift`:
- Around line 67-68: Update the unnamed-create matching flow in
MachineCreateOperation to capture each operation’s machine ID from the CLI’s
emitted OK machine identifier, then require MachineSnapshot.id to match that
captured ID instead of relying only on createdAt. Preserve the existing behavior
for named creates and keep the machine row visible when no exact match is
available; add a regression test covering two concurrent unnamed creates.
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- Around line 401-405: Update the localization entries for the new CLI,
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637-641: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRemove the test file from the app target.
CloudTreeOneMachineManyWorkspacesTests.swiftis registered in thecmuxapplication target and in the test target. This makes the application target compile test-only@Suiteand@Testcode. It can cause an app build failure or include test code in the application. Remove only the app-target entry forCloudTreeOneMachineManyWorkspacesTests.swift; keepCloudTreeRemoteWorkspaces.swiftin the app target and keep the test file in the test target.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@CLI/CMUXCLI`+VPN.swift:
- Around line 103-108: Update the stale-tunnel replacement failure in the VPN
command flow to throw a localized product-facing message such as “Could not
switch the tunnel,” without exposing wg-quick details or its exit status. Retain
only safe recovery guidance, and add the corresponding localization key and
translation for every supported locale.
In `@skills/cmux-cloud-vm/references/commands.md`:
- Line 11: Update the VPN command examples in the command reference so cmux vpn
status, cmux vpn up, and cmux vpn down appear on separate lines, avoiding the
pipe syntax that bash interprets as a pipeline.
In `@Sources/Cloud/VMTunnelManager.swift`:
- Line 182: The tunnel-applied flow must bind the applied record to the exact
configuration used by wg-quick rather than rereading shared cmux.conf. Update
vm.tunnel_config and vm.tunnel_applied to carry an immutable config digest or
generation, then have recordApplied persist it only after confirming the current
configuration still matches that value; keep isStale and subsequent cmux vpn up
behavior based on this verified binding.
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- Around line 637-641: Remove the CloudTreeOneMachineManyWorkspacesTests.swift
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…(red) Regression tests for #11762. A Freestyle machine hosts MANY cmux-tui workspaces; the sidebar must show the machine with its Workspaces group (always its own row, with its own "+"), one row per workspace under it, then the pools. Today a machine with a single workspace folds the group into the workspace row ("Workspaces / main"), an empty machine drops the group entirely, and the pools sit above the workspaces — the tree reads as "this machine is one workspace". These tests fail on main and go green with the fix in the next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…p always leads Restores the model cmux Cloud had on Blaxel, now on Freestyle: a machine is the big box and hosts MANY cmux-tui workspaces. The right sidebar shows the machine, then its Workspaces group with one row per workspace, then the pools — never a flattened "this machine is one workspace" row. What drifted (#11626, 2026-09-02): VS Code-style folder-chain compaction folded "Workspaces" + a lone workspace into one row ("Workspaces / main"), so on exactly the fresh machine where a person creates a second workspace the group and its "+" (New Workspace) vanished; an empty machine dropped the group for a bare placeholder; and the pools sat above the workspaces. Now, for a connected machine: - Workspaces group first, always its own row with its own "+", one row per workspace the daemon reports (empty ones included), pointer rows under each. An empty machine keeps the group with a "No workspaces yet" child, so "+" is how the first workspace is created. - Then the Terminals pool (only terminals no workspace views — unchanged from #11626), Displays, Ports, Browsers. The per-workspace member list (terminals it views, then browsers, then pinned displays) moves to CloudTreeRemoteWorkspaces.swift so the socket can share it. Every sidebar feature landed since #11626 stays: port links, pending-create rows, working context menus, tab-placement opens, Copy IP Address. The legacy tree test, which still described the pre- #11626 full pool and no Ports group (red-but-tolerated in the sharded unit run), now pins the target shape. Closes the red half of the previous commit's regression tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…space the way its row does With many workspaces on one machine, opening one from the CLI must mean what clicking its row means. Both paths now share the row's resolution (`CloudTreeNodeBuilder.lookupRemoteWorkspace`): a `ws_…` id or an unambiguous name; every view of every resource counts, so a terminal viewed in two workspaces opens from both (the socket used to read only the first view and silently skipped it under the second); the members are the row's own set (terminals, then browsers, then pinned displays). An existing workspace with nothing in it used to fail as "workspace … not found" from `vm.workspace_open` and "has no workspace" from `vm open <m>/<ws>`. Now the socket answers `Nothing to open: … cmux vm open <m>/<ws> starts a terminal there` (D9: the row opens nothing for it either), and `vm open <m>/<ws>` resolves it from the machine's own workspace list and starts a shell in it, as its help already promised. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…xtures The skill, its command and parity references, the bundled cloud agent skill, and the daemon design doc now say the model in one place each: a machine is the big box, its cmux-tui workspaces are rows under it, the sidebar's Workspaces group always leads with its own "+", and `<machine>/<workspace>` takes an id or a name. The create-coordinator test fixture stops naming the removed Blaxel provider and its image. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…the selector The selector may now be a name, so the payload carries the resolved `ws_…` id (plus the name) instead of echoing the input. The CLI contract row says what `<workspace>` accepts and how an empty workspace answers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…ree indexes, doc splits - `cmux vm open <m>/<ws>` resolves like the row and the socket now: `ws_…` id first, a name only when exactly one workspace carries it, and an ambiguous name is refused with the matching ids (localized, en + ja) instead of silently picking the first match in catalog order. - The tree builder computes every workspace's members in one pass over the catalog and the open marks from a projection index built once, so a rebuild is O(resources × views) whatever the workspace count; the socket reads the same member sets. - Docs: the detached pool is a machine-level sibling in the design diagram (the CLI prints it under workspaces/, which commands.md now says); the parity table lists `vm open <m>/<ws>` (one live terminal, or a new shell) separately from `vm workspace open` (every member); the agent skill and command reference say names resolve only when unambiguous. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…a row Dogfood on Freestyle showed "troll · Creating…" above "troll": the pending row lives until the create CLI exits, but the CLI's open step runs long (60–240 s when the link cannot connect) and by then the catalog — and soon the fleet list — already show the machine. The tree now drops a running create's stand-in as soon as the machine it asked for has a row of its own: a named create matches its label on a machine that appeared after it started (or on a catalog row by name), an unnamed create matches any machine that appeared after it started. Base setup and failed creates are never superseded (the slot pre-exists; a failure stays until retried or dismissed). Regression test with the exact "troll" shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kYegCjuiNUKXASs3WZHDh
…ad of saying "already up"
Dogfood on Freestyle: after the tagged (staging) app enrolled this Mac and
wrote its config, `cmux vpn up` answered "Tunnel is already up" and did
nothing, because liveness is decided by the tunnel-side address — and
every enrollment gives this Mac the same one (100.64.0.1). The `cmux`
interface that was up belonged to the production enrollment, so every
private route stayed dead ("Connecting…", "link did not report a socket
within the connect timeout") with nothing saying why. The same blind spot
hides rotated keys.
- The app records the digest of the config `vpn up` actually brought up
(`~/.cmuxterm/wireguard/cmux.applied`, via the new `vm.tunnel_applied`
verb; `vpn down` clears it) and reports `stale` from `vm.tunnel_status`
/ `vm.tunnel_config` when the interface is up but the config on disk
differs. A tunnel brought up before the record existed reads as stale
once and is re-applied on the next `vpn up`.
- `cmux vpn up` replaces a stale tunnel (`wg-quick down`, then `up`) and
says so; `cmux vpn status` prints the stale state; `vpn up --json`
carries `switched`.
- The sidebar's link error for a private-network machine now leads with
the tunnel as the blocker ("down — run `cmux vpn up`" / "up for a
different enrollment — run `cmux vpn up` to switch it") ahead of the
raw connect error.
- Localized (en + ja); `VMTunnelStalenessTests` pins the staleness table,
the applied record, and the blocker text; `commands.md` documents `vpn`.
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…on app can both be up The tunnel was a singleton: one `cmux` interface, one `cmux.conf`, one `/etc/hosts` block, whatever account a build was signed into. A dev build (staging, the dogfood account) and the production app on the same Mac sign into different accounts whose machines live on different private networks, so every `vpn up` from one build overwrote the other's config and could only replace its tunnel — never coexist with it. That is what left every dev-build machine "Connecting…" while production links kept working, and vice versa. - `VMTunnelManager` is scoped to the Cloud VM deployment the build talks to: `cmux` for production (nothing changes for shipping builds), `cmux-staging`, `cmux-local` or `cmux-dev` otherwise. The config, applied record and wg-quick runtime-name file follow the name. - The completed config routes only the network's own prefixes (the /24 and /64 the enrollment reports) instead of the platform's 10.0.0.0/8 and fd00::/8, which two tunnels could never both install. - Liveness is per interface: wg-quick's runtime-name file for THIS interface must exist (root-only, but its existence is visible) and the tunnel-side address must be present — every tunnel gets the same address, so the address alone could not tell one from another. - `cmux vpn hosts` publishes a per-scope `/etc/hosts` block (the production block keeps its historical markers), so a dev build never rewrites or clears the production names; `cmux vpn status` prints the interface it owns. - Tests: scope derivation and per-scope paths, AllowedIPs narrowing, and scoped hosts blocks coexisting and clearing independently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#11773 gave MachineCreateCoordinator.Launch a progress callback and updated NewMachineSheetPresenter but not the Base-open launcher in AppDelegate, so main no longer compiles the app target (every app-host CI lane is red). Base open renders its output in the workspace's loading pane, so the progress stream has no reader here and is ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two green PRs crossed on main: #10773 added a 2-argument MachineCreateCoordinator.start call in the Base sheet flow while #11773 changed Launch to (arguments, progress, completion) for the pending row's live output — main has not built the combination yet, and the first tree containing both fails with 'contextual closure type expects 3 arguments'. The Base flow now takes the progress handler and threads it through launchCloudVMBaseOpen into CloudVMActionLauncher's existing onOutput, so Base creates stream output to the pending row exactly like the New Machine sheet's flow in NewMachineSheetPresenter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two fixes for main's own test file (byte-identical there, so main's cmuxTests target does not compile either): #expect took the Bool? from optional-chained isSuperseded (== true resolves it), and the new MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests suite called Self.newMachineRequest for a helper that lives on MachineCreateCoordinatorTests — qualifying the type fixes the lookup and gives the trailing 'name: nil' its context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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58f8513 fix(cmux-tui): remove unused child status wrapper 87439f8 ci: avoid duplicate TUI spec inventory checks 53c8418 cloud: drop the Freestyle calls create and attach do not need (manaflow-ai#11791) 865b40d web: stop depending on client behavior for device-registry and relay load (manaflow-ai#11769) 768d811 Cloud sidebar: back to one big Freestyle machine hosting many workspaces (manaflow-ai#11762) (manaflow-ai#11773) 5223a46 Match notifications page to Ghostty background # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/cmux-tui-sdks.yml
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…orTests) Three sites left by the tunnel-correlation tests (#11773) did not compile, which turned every strict-lane run on the target red before a single test ran: an `#expect` on an optional Bool, and two `Self.newMachineRequest` calls inside `MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests`, whose helper lives on `MachineCreateCoordinatorTests` (the file's other suite already calls it by that name). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK
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#11818) #11773 gave MachineCreateCoordinator.Launch a third parameter (the progress handler that feeds "Created Cloud VM <id>" back into the pending row) but left the only production call site in AppDelegate on the old two-parameter closure, so main has not compiled since it merged. Thread the handler through launchCloudVMBaseOpen into the launcher's existing onOutput hook, which is what the row needs to learn the machine id while the CLI is still running.
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…orTests) Three sites left by the tunnel-correlation tests (#11773) did not compile, which turned every strict-lane run on the target red before a single test ran: an `#expect` on an optional Bool, and two `Self.newMachineRequest` calls inside `MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests`, whose helper lives on `MachineCreateCoordinatorTests` (the file's other suite already calls it by that name). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK
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…rkspace folder is its layout, Ports before VNC Displays (#11805) * test(cloud): pin the machine layout — Workspaces, Terminals (every resource), Ports, VNC Displays (red) The Cloud sidebar's groups under a connected machine, in this order: Workspaces (always its own row; a folder is exactly its layout), Terminals (every terminal resource the machine owns, one row per identity, always present so its + is New Terminal), Ports, VNC Displays (one row per screen). A daemon browser in no workspace gets no group of its own. Fails on the base branch, which lists only detached terminals, puts Displays before Ports, and drops the Terminals group when nothing is detached. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * Cloud sidebar: Workspaces, Terminals (every resource, detached greyed), Ports, VNC Displays Under a connected machine the tree shows four groups, in this order: - Workspaces — one row per cmux-tui workspace, and a folder is exactly its layout: the terminals with a tab in it, its browsers, its screen. A terminal whose tab closed has left the workspace; no row lingers. - Terminals — every terminal resource the machine owns, one row per identity, badge = daemon tabs; a zero-view one (still running, in no layout) is greyed and marked "detached" — click re-attaches it in a pane, Kill Terminal… ends it. Always present, so its + is New Terminal; "No terminals yet" under it when empty. The orphan-only pool came from #11626; the Blaxel-era pool listed every terminal. - Ports — unchanged, now above the screens. - VNC Displays — one row per screen, detail "noVNC · :1". The cloud-machine Browsers group is gone: a daemon browser is either under its workspace or under Ports. `cmux vm tree` prints the desktop after ports, the sidebar's order; the detached group is unchanged. Tests: the red commit's layout pins go green; plus the layout-only folder rule (a detached terminal is in Terminals only, greyed, out of the count / open group / `vm workspace open`) and per-screen displays. Strings: cloudTree.group.displays relabeled (en/ja) plus four new keys (en/ja). Docs: sidebar parity, commands, daemon doc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * Cloud sidebar: the Terminals section goes last The machine's flat list of every terminal resource is its own section at the bottom, below Workspaces, Ports and VNC Displays (austin, 2026-09-02: "add it on the bottom, this terminal is a separate section"). Same rows, same verbs; only the order under the machine changes, and the tests and docs pin the new one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * test: make the cmuxTests target compile again (MachineCreateCoordinatorTests) Three sites left by the tunnel-correlation tests (#11773) did not compile, which turned every strict-lane run on the target red before a single test ran: an `#expect` on an optional Bool, and two `Self.newMachineRequest` calls inside `MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests`, whose helper lives on `MachineCreateCoordinatorTests` (the file's other suite already calls it by that name). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * test(cloud): cover tree parity and exited terminals * fix(cloud): address tree review findings * test(cloud): reproduce stale running VM wake failure * fix(cloud): wake stale running machines before attach * test(cloud): cover unavailable links and destroyed wake targets * fix(cloud): address tree and wake review findings * fix(cloud): honor explicit empty terminal views --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… extension, on-demand only (#11789) * Cloud tunnel: vendor WireGuardKit and build the wireguard-go bridge Vendor the WireGuardKit Swift package from wireguard-apple 2fec12a6 (1.0.16-27, MIT) at vendor/WireGuardKit as a local SwiftPM package, with the upstream app target's wg-quick parser moved into the kit and made public, and one header fix for Xcode 26's strict module imports. The Go half is built by scripts/build-wireguard-go.sh: per-arch `go build -buildmode=c-archive`, lipo'd into BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR where the kit's `link "wg-go"` expects it. Release/CI builds require Go; Debug builds without Go get a loud stub archive (marker symbol cmux_wireguard_go_bridge_is_stub) so dev builds stay green on machines without Go while release signing refuses to ship it. Upstream's Go runtime patch is not applied (iOS sleep timers; macOS re-handshakes via the adapter's path monitor). Third-party notices for WireGuardKit, wireguard-go, and golang.org/x are added; setup.sh reports whether Go is installed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: packet-tunnel system extension and on-demand app-managed VPN Add the cmuxTunnelExtension target: a NetworkExtension packet-tunnel *system* extension (cmuxTunnel.systemextension, bundle id <app>.tunnel, embedded at Contents/Library/SystemExtensions) whose PacketTunnelProvider runs the completed wg-quick config through WireGuardKit. macOS only loads NE app extensions for Mac App Store apps; cmux ships via Developer ID, so the provider must be a system extension activated with OSSystemExtensionRequest. The config travels in the VPN configuration's providerConfiguration (root-only NE store) because system extensions run as root and cannot read the user's group container. App side, under Sources/Cloud/Tunnel: - CloudTunnelBackendSelector decides from the running binary (signed packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension + system-extension.install + a bundled extension) whether the app manages the tunnel; otherwise the wg-quick CLI path is unchanged. VMTunnelManager.networkExtensionAvailable delegates to it. - CloudTunnelCoordinator (actor) owns the lifecycle: off until the first private-network use, enroll + save VPN configuration + activate + start, bounded readiness budget for the caller, idle stop after 5 quiet minutes with no Cloud workspaces or links, pinned by `cmux vpn up`, stopped on sign-out, revoke, and quit. No NE on-demand rules: macOS never auto-connects it. - VMClient takes a CloudPrivateNetworkGate; every endpoint-minting call (attach, ssh, cmux-remote, session attach, open-port) starts the tunnel concurrently with the request, so the Machines panel, cmux-tui links, session restore, and every CLI verb share one trigger. - vm.tunnel_* socket verbs move to VMClientSocketCommands+Tunnel.swift and gain tunnel_up / tunnel_down / tunnel_wait plus backend and state fields; AppDelegate composes the coordinator. Behavior tests cover on-demand start, coalescing, wg-quick inertness, idle stop, consumer accounting, pinning, failure/retry, readiness budget, external disconnect, approval wait, sign-out/revoke, termination, and backend selection. New strings are localized (en/ja). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cmux vpn: app-managed shims when the app owns the tunnel `cmux vpn up|down|status|revoke` pick their path from the socket response's `backend`. On app-managed builds they never touch sudo or wg-quick: `up` pins the tunnel through vm.tunnel_up and waits through the first-run System Settings approval with vm.tunnel_wait, `down` releases it, `status` shows the tunnel state, and `revoke` lets the app stop and delete the VPN configuration. wg-quick builds behave exactly as before. Help text explains that the tunnel normally needs no verb at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Release: declare the Cloud tunnel entitlements, reconcile them with the profile cmux.release.entitlements and cmux.nightly.entitlements declare the desired state: com.apple.developer.networking.networkextension = [packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension], system-extension.install, and the team App Group. macOS refuses to launch a Developer ID app whose signature claims a restricted entitlement its embedded profile does not grant, so scripts/reconcile-entitlements-with-profile.py computes the effective entitlements per signing run and sign-cmux-bundle.sh drops the tunnel keys and removes the extension when the profile lacks the capability. The next release therefore still launches and keeps the wg-quick path until the Apple portal work is done. With the capability granted, the script requires the extension's own embedded profile, rejects a stub WireGuard bridge, signs the extension with its release/nightly entitlements, and verifies both sides agree. Workflows install Go before Release xcodebuilds, embed the optional APPLE_{RELEASE,NIGHTLY}_TUNNEL_PROVISIONING_PROFILE_BASE64 secrets into the extension, rename the nightly extension to com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel, and check the extension binary is universal and not the stub. strip-release-bundle.sh strips it. Each new script has behavior tests under tests/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * build-wireguard-go: build the pinned module set in readonly mode The vendored go.mod/go.sum are the pinned module set; a build must fail rather than rewrite them, so the c-archive build runs with GOFLAGS=-mod=readonly. Verified the pinned set still builds universal with Go 1.26. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * build-wireguard-go: require Go only for Release builds Debug CI lanes (tests-build-and-lag, app-host unit tests) run on macOS runners without Go; a Debug build cannot load the extension anyway, so the stub engine is the right outcome there. Release builds still fail closed without Go, and the release workflows install it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * CloudTunnelCoordinator: adopt an already-connected tunnel; guard superseded cleanup The system extension outlives the app. After a crash or kill the VPN can already be connected when the next app instance first uses Cloud; startVPNTunnel on a live session posts no status change, so the start waited out the connect timeout, reported a failure, and stopped a working tunnel. The coordinator now reads the controller's current status after saving the configuration and adopts a connected link (or waits on a connecting one) instead of restarting it. A start superseded by a stop (an approval wait is not cancellable) that later fails no longer runs the cleanup stop, which could disconnect a newer start's tunnel; the cleanup is generation-guarded like setState. Tests cover both: adoption skips start(), and a superseded start's late failure leaves the newer tunnel and its call log untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: one top-level type per file Split the value types and the activation delegate out of the files that declared them alongside a protocol or enum, per the cmux file-organization policy: CloudPrivateNetworkUse, CloudPrivateNetworkNoopGate, CloudTunnelFallbackReason, CloudTunnelAppConsumers, CloudTunnelProviderConfiguration, CloudTunnelEnrollment, CloudTunnelProviderMessage (shared with the extension target), CloudTunnelStatus, SystemExtensionActivationDelegate. Nested types stay nested. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * AppDelegate: adopt the three-parameter machine-create launcher closure #11773 gave MachineCreateCoordinator.Launch a progress callback and updated NewMachineSheetPresenter but not the Base-open launcher in AppDelegate, so main no longer compiles the app target (every app-host CI lane is red). Base open renders its output in the workspace's loading pane, so the progress stream has no reader here and is ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * VMClientSocketCommands: share socketWorkerString with the tunnel verbs file vm.tunnel_applied (ported from main into VMClientSocketCommands+Tunnel.swift) reads its config_digest parameter through socketWorkerString, which was file-private. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * CloudTunnelCoordinator: stop inherited tunnels; back off after a failed start The system extension outlives the app, so a tunnel the previous instance left connected must still answer to quit, sign-out, and `cmux vpn down` before this instance has used Cloud. The NetworkExtension controller now reads the app's existing VPN configuration at launch (a passive preferences load, no prompt) and on demand, and tearDown stops a link the controller reports connected even when the coordinator's own state is off. After a failed start, Cloud uses no longer re-run enrollment, extension activation, and the configuration save on every dial: a 30 s failure backoff (clock-driven, cancellable) suppresses retries; `cmux vpn up` always retries. Tests cover the inherited-tunnel stop, the backoff, and the explicit bypass; the test doubles move to CloudTunnelTestFakes.swift to keep the suite under 500 lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: lift nested Timing, Purpose, and the controller error to top-level types CloudTunnelTiming and CloudPrivateNetworkPurpose get their own files, and the controller's private not-installed error becomes CloudTunnelError.configurationNotInstalled (localized), so every file in Sources/Cloud/Tunnel declares exactly one type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * CloudTunnelCoordinatorTests: no await inside the ?? autoclosure Swift rejects 'await' in an autoclosure that does not support concurrency; the fallback read of the coordinator's state is now a plain statement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: verify the real engine by its Go build info; prune dead broadcast subscribers eagerly Release signing and the release workflow now run scripts/verify-tunnel-extension-engine.sh, which requires the Go __go_buildinfo Mach-O section and an exported wgTurnOn. Both survive strip -S -x and dead-code stripping, unlike the stub's marker symbol (an unreferenced global a Release link may drop), so a stub can never pass as the real engine. The test builds the stub and, when Go is installed, the real archive, and checks both verdicts. CloudTunnelBroadcast drops subscribers as soon as their stream terminates (onTermination records the id behind a lock; subscribe and yield prune), so polling clients that subscribe and leave between state changes no longer accumulate. Covered by CloudTunnelBroadcastTests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: serialize starts behind stops, fail fast on adopted-link drops, redact runtime keys, enroll once - A Cloud use that arrives while a stop is draining (idle timer, vpn down, sign-out) now queues behind the tracked stop task instead of racing NetworkExtension with a start and failing into the backoff. - waitForLink seeds its connecting flag from the current link status, so an adopted connecting/reasserting link that drops fails fast instead of waiting out the connect timeout. - The provider strips private_key/preshared_key lines from the runtime configuration it returns to the app (CloudTunnelRuntimeConfigurationRedactor, shared with the extension target). - cmux vpn up on the app-managed backend reads vm.tunnel_status first and lets the app's start enroll once, instead of enrolling via vm.tunnel_config and again inside the start. - CloudTunnelBroadcast is lock-free again: termination is reported to the owning actor, which prunes under its own isolation. - The deadline helper and error mapping move to CloudTunnelCoordinator+Deadline to keep the coordinator well under the file budget. Tests: mid-stop use queues behind the stop; adopted connecting link fails fast; broadcast termination reporting; redactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix VPN status variable redeclaration * Update Freestyle SDK pin test * fix(cloud): isolate dev VPN tunnels by build identity * ci: add fast notarized nightly dogfood path * test(cloud): cover full Mac access revoke * ci: thin bundled clients in fast nightly builds * cloud: model Mac access grants and tunnel roles * fix(ci): make tunnel engine verification deterministic * test(release): require system-extension-safe app entitlements * fix(release): sign packet tunnel apps for macOS system extensions * test(release): require tunnel profile * fix(ci): smoke signed nightlies before notarization * feat(cloud): use private WireGuard access end to end * style(cmux-tui): format WireGuard transport * fix(cli): preserve global socket diagnostics * fix(release): keep hardened runtime on tunnel extension * test(release): require matching WireGuard client * fix(release): pin the private network client * fix(dev): reject stale private network clients * fix(ci): allow runner setup before artifact planning * test(cloud): require private-link port discovery * test(cmux-tui): require direct port inventory command * fix(cloud): discover ports over the private link * style(cmux-tui): format port inventory command * test(dev): require immutable client pin * fix(dev): pin private network client by URL * fix(ci): generate private link SDK bindings * test(cloud): cover Mac access revoke request * fix(cloud): stop local access on revoke * test(cloud): cover tunnel child cleanup * fix(cloud): fence tunnel helper lifetimes * test(cloud): model mandatory private networks * test(cloud): cover link process teardown * fix(cloud): reap link helpers before release * test(sdk): track direct metadata command * test(cloud): cover device mutation fencing * fix(cloud): serialize Mac access mutations * fix(cloud): cover serial provider deadlines * docs(cloud): remove obsolete host fallback * ci: decouple branch TUI artifacts from relay audit * test(cloud): keep tunnel status read-only * fix(cloud): keep tunnel status read-only * ci: build fast nightly TUI client in app job * ci: route fast nightly through Blacksmith * test(cloud): cover tunnel error sanitization * fix(cloud): harden Network Extension lifecycle * fix(cloud): capture tunnel redactor explicitly * test(ci): accept fast Nightly runner routing * fix(cloud): fail closed on unknown activation results * ci: build exact cmux-tui in Blacksmith reloads * fix(cloud): clear new compiler warnings * test(cloud): accept legacy tunnel response shape * fix(cloud): tolerate older tunnel response fields * ci: use available runner for fast nightly dogfood * ci: honor configured runner for fast nightly builds * fix(cmux-tui): refresh lockfile for wireguard transport * test(cloud): accept digit in WireGuard key padding * fix(cloud): accept all canonical WireGuard public keys * fix(cloud): declare system extension usage description * ci: use Blacksmith for fast nightly dogfood * fix pending tunnel consumer and sanitize activation errors * fix malformed localization catalog after main merge * merge main localization catalog without formatting churn * refresh generated cmux-tui SDK bindings * fix web tunnel API compatibility after main merge * fix(cmux-tui): update generated event coverage counts * fix(ci): align cloud tests with current contracts * fix(web): align VM tests with private image contracts * fix(web): split Freestyle remote attach flow * fix(web): correct Freestyle remote VM helper type --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <54008264+lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com>
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…, drift check, router prune fix (#10793) * worktree: drop stored defaults on identity lets so Xcode 26.6 builds main After #10781, worktreeDeviceID/worktreeFileID were both defaulted at the declaration and assigned in the explicit init, which the current toolchain rejects ("immutable value may only be initialized once"). The init's parameter defaults keep the same call-site contract. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cli: cmux vm run/push/pull/wait and the cmux-cloud-vm agent skill vm run routes a command to a cloud machine without naming one: sticky per-directory binding, then an idle agent-pool machine, then a sleeper, then a freshly provisioned pool machine. push/pull move files over the exec channel (base64 chunks, SHA-256 verified, directories as tarballs); wait blocks until ready and optionally wakes the machine. The skill lets any coding agent drive machines from plain CLI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm push: 64 KiB argv-bound chunks, no AppleDouble sidecars, line-safe progress Live dogfood on Blaxel: a 512 KiB chunk base64-encodes past Linux's 128 KiB per-argument limit ("argument list too long"), macOS tar shipped ._* files onto the machine, and chunk progress ran together when stderr was captured. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: pool membership is the persisted id list, not the display label; review fixes - The router now only drafts machines it provisioned itself (ids recorded in ~/.cmuxterm/vm-run-pool.json at create time, pruned when machines vanish); a user machine renamed agent-pool is never used. Test covers the impostor. - Staging tarball is removed if reading it throws before the defer is armed. - Push/pull chunk progress is localized (cli.vm.push.progress, cli.vm.pull.progress). - vm --help, the usage contract, and the contract doc list open/ports/tools/ handoff/promote-template, which the dispatcher already handled. - Sticky-binding fixture uses a fixed instant, not the host clock. - Skill recipes: --sync runs inside the synced dir (no remote $PWD), port readiness poll instead of sleep, eligibility filter instead of .vms[0], background test exit status captured to a status file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: lock the pool store across processes; idempotent, run-scoped recipes - updateVMRunPool does the read-modify-write under flock on a sibling lock file, so two routers provisioning at once both land in the store; covered by a two-process test against two mock sockets. - Dev-server recipe reuses a live server or starts one with a workspace pidfile and log; test recipe uses per-run log/status paths written atomically. - Document that --sync is additive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: pool-store failures propagate; recipes validate the dev server and use unique run ids - updateVMRunPool/saveVMRunPool throw on lock or write failure and createPoolVM reports the machine it provisioned but could not record, instead of a silent unlocked update. - The dev-server recipe reuses a server only when the recorded pid is alive and owns :3000 (netstat -p), refuses to start a second server on a port someone else owns, and clears stale metadata. - Test-run ids come from uuidgen, not the epoch second. - Skill docs: cmux vm shell is a cmux-tui session now that machines run the cmux-tui remote daemon; agents keep working through vm run/exec. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: regression test — pruning a stale pool id must keep an id recorded after the vm.list snapshot The mock socket records pool-2 while answering vm.list and returns a list that predates it; the store must end up {pool-1, pool-2} with gone-1 pruned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * vm run: prune only ids the pre-list snapshot saw as gone; product-level pool-store error - Load the pool store before vm.list and subtract only the ids that snapshot lacks in the live list, instead of intersecting the locked set with a stale live snapshot, so a machine another vm run recorded meanwhile is never dropped from the pool. - The provisioned-but-unrecorded error no longer interpolates the raw pool-store error (lock path, OS text); it keeps the machine id and the recovery commands. - The unknown-size errors for vm run/route/agent list 24g, which parseCloudVMSize already accepts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cli: cmux vm <verb> --help prints the verb's own usage, offline --help/-h short-circuited to the cmux vm overview for every verb, so the option lists for run, route, agent, push, pull, wait, open, tree, workspace, terminal, tui, prompt, and base (--size, --timeout, placement flags, --json shapes) were unreachable without a running app and a usage error. A new CLI/CMUXCLI+VMHelp.swift maps those verbs to their usage strings; the prompt and base usages move out of the handler so they can be shared. Also: the overview lists workspace and terminal, points at per-verb help, no longer claims vm prompt --open accepts pi (the app supports claude|codex|opencode), and the shell/desktop lines read in order. docs/cli-contract.md: the vm/cloud usage probe now matches the binary (it lacked prompt, so the no-socket contract lane was red), plus one offline probe per routed verb and cmux surface --help. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cmux-cloud-vm skill: the complete cmux Cloud CLI set, with a CI drift check references/commands.md is now the single reference for every cmux vm verb (and cmux cloud alias): usage, aliases, flags, --json shape, exit codes, the socket method it calls, and the sidebar action it mirrors, grouped machine / files / execution / routing / workspaces & terminals / surfaces & display / checkpoints & forks / networking & ports / account & plan, plus the app's vm.* socket table. Verbs that exist only in open PRs sit in one labeled "In flight" section (#11324 cmux fork, #11347), so the skill never names something an agent cannot run today; #11345 (vm terminal send|read|wait, the single sidebar Close Workspace…) merged during this work and is folded in. SKILL.md leads with vm run, then the glossary, cloud-vs-local, a need→verb table, headless terminal loops, agent policy, and troubleshooting. agent-workflows.md gains the headless-terminal recipe; openai.yaml describes the same scope for Codex; Resources/cloud-agent-skill.md (the copy vm prompt installs) no longer disagrees with the CLI (24g, vm base open, plain-terminal shell, ~30 s exec, vm wait/handoff/prompt/ssh-info/promote-template, fork/restore flags, per-verb --help). tests/test_cloud_vm_skill_coverage.py (workflow-guard-tests lane) parses the vm dispatcher, the workspace/terminal/surface sub-verbs, the usage line, the docs/cli-contract.md probe, and the advertised vm.* methods, and fails when the skill and the CLI disagree in either direction or when an in-flight verb has already shipped. Localization audit: CLI help/usage text follows the English-only CLI help convention; no Settings, menu, or web strings touched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * vm run: re-read the pool after pruning so a concurrently recorded machine is eligible; full -h probe needles A machine another vm run recorded between this run's pool load and vm.list (and that the list carries) was not in the pre-list snapshot, so it was ineligible for this run and could push it toward a needless provision or a false would_provision from vm route. The eligible set is now the post-prune store intersected with the live list. docs/cli-contract.md: the -h / cloud run / upload probes name the full usage line, same as their --help siblings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * test_cloud_vm_skill_coverage: fail loudly when the unknown-verb usage line cannot be found Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * tests: carry #11346's two-line cmuxTests compile fix so the test bundle builds on this branch Same lines as #11346 (the CloudTreeNodeActions fixture gained projectInLocalWorkspace in #11345; SidebarFileDropFindRoutingTests needs import Bonsplit after #11059). Whichever lands first, the other merges clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cmuxTests: align CFFIXED_USER_HOME with a test's HOME whenever the child inherits a CF home redirect On the hosted e2e lane the console session forwards CFFIXED_USER_HOME without CMUX_APP_HOST_ISOLATION_REQUIRED, so every CLI the process harness spawned resolved NSHomeDirectory() to the runner's home and ignored the test's HOME: the vm run pool/binding stores, SSH ~ expansion, and hook installs all landed outside the per-test home (126 failures across the class, including main's own testVMRunReusesIdlePoolMachine). The harness now aligns CFFIXED_USER_HOME with HOME when either the isolation flag is set or a CFFIXED_USER_HOME redirect is already present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cmux-cloud-vm skill: provisioning is gated to paid plans (vm_requires_pro) after #11332 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * vm run: resolve the router's state home from $HOME; harness pins CFFIXED_USER_HOME to a test's HOME NSHomeDirectory() resolves through Core Foundation (CFFIXED_USER_HOME, then the passwd entry) and ignores a HOME override — the comment claiming it honors $HOME was wrong. So the pool and binding stores, documented as HOME-relative, went to the real ~/.cmuxterm in every redirected run, and the router tests (main's own included) only passed under CI's app-host isolation, where the harness aligned CFFIXED_USER_HOME. Reproduced on a fleet Mac's GUI session (274 tests, 120 failures) with the same signature as the hosted lane. - CLI: vmRunStateHomeDirectory() prefers a non-empty $HOME, else NSHomeDirectory(); both store URLs use it. - cmuxTests: isolatedCLIChildEnvironment pins CFFIXED_USER_HOME to the supplied HOME unconditionally (XDG_CONFIG_HOME still only under the app-host isolation flag), so every spawned CLI agrees with the test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * ci: mark the CLA policy guard's GitHub-hosted runner as required so the self-hosted guard passes #11387/#11407 added cla-policy-guard.yml on a bare ubuntu-24.04 runner, which tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh forbids without the github-hosted-required marker; workflow-guard-tests has been red on main since. The guard is a base-controlled pull_request_target workflow, so a GitHub-hosted runner is the intended trust boundary — same marker the browser, npm-provenance, and attestation jobs carry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * ci: reword the CLA policy guard runner marker so the fleet-label rule does not match its comment Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill + vm new help: no desktop image ships today; Freestyle default; paid plans uncapped #11566 removed Blaxel and flipped vm new to shell-only-by-default but left the cmux vm overview claiming desktop-by-default — the overview now matches the dispatcher. The skill (SKILL.md, commands.md, agent-workflows.md, the bundled cloud-agent-skill.md) drops the xfce/noVNC/CUA desktop claims, documents --desktop failing closed until a desktop image lands, the e2b|freestyle|daytona provider set with Freestyle as the server-side default, and #11580's uncapped paid plans (the 'no limit' plan meter line). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * web: carry the main-CI fixes for the Blaxel removal so this PR's merge ref is green Verbatim from open #11586 (Blaxel-removal migration applies on a fresh database via ::text enum comparisons — same fix as #11582 — plus the cmuxTuiDaemon shell wiring and the freestyle shell-repair test removal it replaces with vm-cmux-tui coverage), and the pricing-page test updated to the 'Unlimited' concurrent-VMs copy #11580 shipped. Whichever lands first, the rest merge clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: mark the port-URL verbs dormant — no driver implements open-port on any current deployment web/services/vms/desktopWrapper.ts and the workflow answer 'open-port is not supported by this deployment'; the CLI verbs exist and are kept documented, but the skill no longer implies a working port URL today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: list #11609's vm link and port-preview TLS edge as in flight Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: spell out the full #11609 surface under In flight (vm link, live port previews, attach_transports, tree workspaces, placement hardening) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * ci: restore main's cla-policy-guard.yml verbatim — the base-controlled guard rejects PR-side edits, and the runner guard now exempts the file by path Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cloud: clear the three main-actor isolation warnings #11421 left over budget tests-build-and-lag has been red since #11421: finishedUserInfoKey referenced from the notification observer's Sendable closure, and .shared used as a default argument (default values evaluate in a nonisolated context) in MachinesPanelViewModel.init and NewMachineSheetPresenter.presentNewMachine. The string constant becomes nonisolated; the default arguments become optional and resolve to .shared inside the main-actor bodies. Verified on a fleet builder: cmux-unit build-for-testing succeeds with zero warnings in these files. No behavior change; explicit-coordinator callers (tests) unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: note #11609's grow-only sizing under In flight * ci: make the #11524 release-origins gate pass the Linux guard harness (fixes #11757) Three gaps broke workflow-guard-tests on every merge ref since #11524: - verify-ios-release-origins.sh read plists only via /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy, which does not exist on the Linux guard lane, so every key read <absent> and the gate failed closed. It now falls back to python3 plistlib when PlistBuddy is missing; the absolute path stays first so PATH can never shadow the reader in a release lane. - The fake archives in tests/test_ios_appstore_lane_identity.py never baked the production-origin keys a real Release build carries; both fixture writers now stamp CMUXAuthEnvironment/CMUXApiBaseURL/CMUXIrohBrokerBaseURL/ CMUXPresenceBaseURL. - The isolated-repo fixture copied upload-testflight.sh but not the new lib script it calls, so the auto-version lane failed on a missing file. tests/test_ios_appstore_lane_identity.py: 77/77 ok, exit 0 locally (macOS PlistBuddy path); the plistlib path verified standalone and by CI's Linux lane. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cloud: Sendable ISO8601 parsing in VMClient; nonisolated presence URL resolver Newest main marked two ISO8601DateFormatter statics nonisolated (a warning: the type is not Sendable) and left PresenceHeartbeatClient.resolvedServiceURL main-actor-isolated while PresenceHeartbeatClientTests calls it from nonisolated Swift Testing contexts, which stops cmuxTests compiling on every app-host shard. The formatters become Date.ISO8601FormatStyle constants (Sendable, same accepted formats) parsed via Date(_:strategy:), and the resolver — a pure function of its environment/defaults arguments over nonisolated PresenceSettings/AuthEnvironment statics — becomes nonisolated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: document cmux vpn hosts, extend the drift check to the vpn dispatcher, refresh the in-flight facts from freestyle-vm-primitives cmux vpn hosts landed with #11626 but the skill's vpn section stopped at revoke; the coverage check only parsed the vm dispatcher, so nothing caught it. The check now parses runVPNCommand the same way and fails on a vpn verb the reference misses or invents (it flagged the in-flight section's own wording during this change). The in-flight section also claimed a hosts verb family was arriving with the guest-CLI work — wrong on both ends: vpn hosts already ships here, and freestyle-vm-primitives has no vm hosts verb. Replaced with what that branch actually adds today: the guest cmux shim + in-VM notify bridge, vm help, the screen->display catalog kind rename, and the vm tree --refresh fleet re-read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * skill: re-ground on the desktop image and live private-path port opens from newest main #11776 baked the TigerVNC desktop into the devbox image and #11756/#11776 gave the Freestyle driver its first openPort — the URL is the machine's private VPC address behind the WireGuard tunnel, never a public ingress. So --desktop no longer fails closed, vm desktop works on desktop-kind machines (private address on 6901, vpn required, base machines exit 1), and the port verbs are no longer dormant. The reference, SKILL.md, agent-workflows, and the bundled cloud-agent-skill now say so, and the in-flight notes shrink to what freestyle-vm-primitives still adds: the public TLS-edge previews on tokened subdomains and the vm-new desktop-by-default flip (vm base open has been desktop-default since #10948 — the CLI's two kind parsers differ today, which docs/cli-contract.md already papers over by describing the flipped default). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * skill: teach the delegation mission — persistence past the closed laptop, staged machine workspaces The point of the CLI is a local agent delegating work to the cloud, so the skill now says so up front (sessions live in the machine's daemon and survive the Mac disconnecting; reattach from any signed-in Mac) and gains the staged-workspace recipe: compose a named machine workspace's terminals headlessly with surface new-terminal --remote-workspace, verify with vm tree --json, and hand the user one click that opens the whole thing. Honest about today's two edges: vm workspace new always opens a local workspace as a side effect, and vm agent cannot target a workspace (use surface new-terminal with a login shell instead). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cli+skill: the 20g plan machine is the only size preset — say so everywhere Main's plan-machine change (#11756/#11783) reduced cloudVMSizeAliases to 20g/20gb (or raw MB), but the error strings and usage lines still advertised the retired 2g-32g ladder — ours worse, still carrying the 24g we added when that preset existed. vm run/route/agent unknown-size errors, the vm new usage and unknown-flag text, docs/cli-contract.md's vm new row (matching the freestyle-vm-primitives wording to keep that merge clean), and every skill mention now name 20g (the 5 vCPU / 20 GB / 200 GB plan machine) or raw MB — matching parseCloudVMSize instead of misleading an agent into a rejected --size 8g. Also taken in this merge: main's #11754 landed the Linux iOS-guard fix this branch had been carrying, so those files resolve to main's (77/77 local pass). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * skill: note headless staging flags coming in freestyle-vm-primitives cmux176 implemented the two staging gaps flagged earlier — vm workspace new --no-open and vm agent --remote-workspace — so the in-flight section now names them and points §6b's workarounds at their replacement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: silence the guard-condition trailing-closure warning Xcode 26.3 added The critical-pressure teardown hardening (via main) left two compactMap trailing closures inside postAggregateMemoryPressureWarning's guard condition; Xcode 26.3's compiler warns 'trailing closure in this context is confusable with the body of the statement' on both (76:41, 77:41), which fails the warning-budget lane with actual=2 budget=0 — on main's own runs too (run 33716921978 shows the same +2). Parenthesized closure arguments are the fix the diagnostic prescribes; no behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: adapt the Base create launch to the 3-argument coordinator Launch Two green PRs crossed on main: #10773 added a 2-argument MachineCreateCoordinator.start call in the Base sheet flow while #11773 changed Launch to (arguments, progress, completion) for the pending row's live output — main has not built the combination yet, and the first tree containing both fails with 'contextual closure type expects 3 arguments'. The Base flow now takes the progress handler and threads it through launchCloudVMBaseOpen into CloudVMActionLauncher's existing onOutput, so Base creates stream output to the pending row exactly like the New Machine sheet's flow in NewMachineSheetPresenter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: make MachineCreateCoordinatorTests compile again after #11773 Two fixes for main's own test file (byte-identical there, so main's cmuxTests target does not compile either): #expect took the Bool? from optional-chained isSuperseded (== true resolves it), and the new MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests suite called Self.newMachineRequest for a helper that lives on MachineCreateCoordinatorTests — qualifying the type fixes the lookup and gives the trailing 'name: nil' its context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: reconcile cloud CLI branch with current main * fix: import workspace group test model * docs: keep Cloud skill metadata within UI contract * docs: align Cloud VM lifecycle and tree guidance * chore: drop accidental web test diff * docs: clarify Cloud surface rollout behavior * test: align Freestyle SDK fixture * cli: keep Cloud VM help lists complete * fix: resolve Swift 6 callback isolation warnings * fix(ssh): signal stopped auth descendants reliably (cherry picked from commit d73ecd7) * fix(ssh): start cleanup deadline after snapshot (cherry picked from commit 875c68a) * fix(ssh): keep cleanup signal paths fork-free * test(cloud): use explicit issue comments in port regression * fix(ssh): keep frozen auth cleanup fork-free * docs(cloud): document VM disk resize * fix(ssh): deduplicate frozen cleanup journal * fix(ssh): recover from fork-starved cleanup * fix(ssh): normalize completed cleanup status * fix(ssh): finish cleanup without marker discovery * test(ssh): explain cleanup exit failures * test(cloud): wire resize action fixture * test(ssh): isolate deadline fixture process group * test(terminal): stub bounded selection clipboard read * test(ssh): make backoff signal fixture deterministic * test: refresh merged web fixtures * docs: sync cloud VM skill with CLI parity * Revert the test-only half of #11929 so the unit test bundle compiles #11929 merged 265 lines of SurfaceCatalogTests that call beginCloudWorkspaceRename, commitCloudWorkspaceRename, rollbackCloudWorkspaceRename, replaceCloudResources and pendingCloudWorkspaceRenameName. None of those exist in the app: the PR landed only its test file. Since that merge (2026-09-06) every cmuxTests build on main fails, so no hosted unit test run can pass. Austin authored this revert on another branch (68e2dbc) but it never reached main. Re-land the feature with tests and implementation together. (cherry picked from commit 68e2dbc) Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BhWEaLQcb61c4Q6dnjv3e5 * fix: wire local tmux helpers into unit tests (cherry picked from commit 2a9ca7b) * fix: share CLI error with local tmux tests (cherry picked from commit fc1dc8a) * fix: always terminate the recorded SSH auth root * fix: type the Bun script entrypoint * fix: require a frozen tree before journal backstop * test(web): type mock call assertions * docs(cloud): sync bundled vm kind guidance * fix: restore terminal test stubs and frozen SSH cleanup * test(web): type observability mocks * docs(cloud): align agent recipes with current devbox sessions * chore: preserve main Bonsplit revision after reconciliation * fix: finish transfer progress lines and repair image test typecheck * fix(cloud): localize pool recovery guidance and correct desktop recipe * test(cloud): keep transfer progress error regression in CI --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rkspace folder is its layout, Ports before VNC Displays (manaflow-ai#11805) * test(cloud): pin the machine layout — Workspaces, Terminals (every resource), Ports, VNC Displays (red) The Cloud sidebar's groups under a connected machine, in this order: Workspaces (always its own row; a folder is exactly its layout), Terminals (every terminal resource the machine owns, one row per identity, always present so its + is New Terminal), Ports, VNC Displays (one row per screen). A daemon browser in no workspace gets no group of its own. Fails on the base branch, which lists only detached terminals, puts Displays before Ports, and drops the Terminals group when nothing is detached. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * Cloud sidebar: Workspaces, Terminals (every resource, detached greyed), Ports, VNC Displays Under a connected machine the tree shows four groups, in this order: - Workspaces — one row per cmux-tui workspace, and a folder is exactly its layout: the terminals with a tab in it, its browsers, its screen. A terminal whose tab closed has left the workspace; no row lingers. - Terminals — every terminal resource the machine owns, one row per identity, badge = daemon tabs; a zero-view one (still running, in no layout) is greyed and marked "detached" — click re-attaches it in a pane, Kill Terminal… ends it. Always present, so its + is New Terminal; "No terminals yet" under it when empty. The orphan-only pool came from manaflow-ai#11626; the Blaxel-era pool listed every terminal. - Ports — unchanged, now above the screens. - VNC Displays — one row per screen, detail "noVNC · :1". The cloud-machine Browsers group is gone: a daemon browser is either under its workspace or under Ports. `cmux vm tree` prints the desktop after ports, the sidebar's order; the detached group is unchanged. Tests: the red commit's layout pins go green; plus the layout-only folder rule (a detached terminal is in Terminals only, greyed, out of the count / open group / `vm workspace open`) and per-screen displays. Strings: cloudTree.group.displays relabeled (en/ja) plus four new keys (en/ja). Docs: sidebar parity, commands, daemon doc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * Cloud sidebar: the Terminals section goes last The machine's flat list of every terminal resource is its own section at the bottom, below Workspaces, Ports and VNC Displays (austin, 2026-09-02: "add it on the bottom, this terminal is a separate section"). Same rows, same verbs; only the order under the machine changes, and the tests and docs pin the new one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * test: make the cmuxTests target compile again (MachineCreateCoordinatorTests) Three sites left by the tunnel-correlation tests (manaflow-ai#11773) did not compile, which turned every strict-lane run on the target red before a single test ran: an `#expect` on an optional Bool, and two `Self.newMachineRequest` calls inside `MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests`, whose helper lives on `MachineCreateCoordinatorTests` (the file's other suite already calls it by that name). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * test(cloud): cover tree parity and exited terminals * fix(cloud): address tree review findings * test(cloud): reproduce stale running VM wake failure * fix(cloud): wake stale running machines before attach * test(cloud): cover unavailable links and destroyed wake targets * fix(cloud): address tree and wake review findings * fix(cloud): honor explicit empty terminal views --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… extension, on-demand only (manaflow-ai#11789) * Cloud tunnel: vendor WireGuardKit and build the wireguard-go bridge Vendor the WireGuardKit Swift package from wireguard-apple 2fec12a6 (1.0.16-27, MIT) at vendor/WireGuardKit as a local SwiftPM package, with the upstream app target's wg-quick parser moved into the kit and made public, and one header fix for Xcode 26's strict module imports. The Go half is built by scripts/build-wireguard-go.sh: per-arch `go build -buildmode=c-archive`, lipo'd into BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR where the kit's `link "wg-go"` expects it. Release/CI builds require Go; Debug builds without Go get a loud stub archive (marker symbol cmux_wireguard_go_bridge_is_stub) so dev builds stay green on machines without Go while release signing refuses to ship it. Upstream's Go runtime patch is not applied (iOS sleep timers; macOS re-handshakes via the adapter's path monitor). Third-party notices for WireGuardKit, wireguard-go, and golang.org/x are added; setup.sh reports whether Go is installed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: packet-tunnel system extension and on-demand app-managed VPN Add the cmuxTunnelExtension target: a NetworkExtension packet-tunnel *system* extension (cmuxTunnel.systemextension, bundle id <app>.tunnel, embedded at Contents/Library/SystemExtensions) whose PacketTunnelProvider runs the completed wg-quick config through WireGuardKit. macOS only loads NE app extensions for Mac App Store apps; cmux ships via Developer ID, so the provider must be a system extension activated with OSSystemExtensionRequest. The config travels in the VPN configuration's providerConfiguration (root-only NE store) because system extensions run as root and cannot read the user's group container. App side, under Sources/Cloud/Tunnel: - CloudTunnelBackendSelector decides from the running binary (signed packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension + system-extension.install + a bundled extension) whether the app manages the tunnel; otherwise the wg-quick CLI path is unchanged. VMTunnelManager.networkExtensionAvailable delegates to it. - CloudTunnelCoordinator (actor) owns the lifecycle: off until the first private-network use, enroll + save VPN configuration + activate + start, bounded readiness budget for the caller, idle stop after 5 quiet minutes with no Cloud workspaces or links, pinned by `cmux vpn up`, stopped on sign-out, revoke, and quit. No NE on-demand rules: macOS never auto-connects it. - VMClient takes a CloudPrivateNetworkGate; every endpoint-minting call (attach, ssh, cmux-remote, session attach, open-port) starts the tunnel concurrently with the request, so the Machines panel, cmux-tui links, session restore, and every CLI verb share one trigger. - vm.tunnel_* socket verbs move to VMClientSocketCommands+Tunnel.swift and gain tunnel_up / tunnel_down / tunnel_wait plus backend and state fields; AppDelegate composes the coordinator. Behavior tests cover on-demand start, coalescing, wg-quick inertness, idle stop, consumer accounting, pinning, failure/retry, readiness budget, external disconnect, approval wait, sign-out/revoke, termination, and backend selection. New strings are localized (en/ja). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cmux vpn: app-managed shims when the app owns the tunnel `cmux vpn up|down|status|revoke` pick their path from the socket response's `backend`. On app-managed builds they never touch sudo or wg-quick: `up` pins the tunnel through vm.tunnel_up and waits through the first-run System Settings approval with vm.tunnel_wait, `down` releases it, `status` shows the tunnel state, and `revoke` lets the app stop and delete the VPN configuration. wg-quick builds behave exactly as before. Help text explains that the tunnel normally needs no verb at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Release: declare the Cloud tunnel entitlements, reconcile them with the profile cmux.release.entitlements and cmux.nightly.entitlements declare the desired state: com.apple.developer.networking.networkextension = [packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension], system-extension.install, and the team App Group. macOS refuses to launch a Developer ID app whose signature claims a restricted entitlement its embedded profile does not grant, so scripts/reconcile-entitlements-with-profile.py computes the effective entitlements per signing run and sign-cmux-bundle.sh drops the tunnel keys and removes the extension when the profile lacks the capability. The next release therefore still launches and keeps the wg-quick path until the Apple portal work is done. With the capability granted, the script requires the extension's own embedded profile, rejects a stub WireGuard bridge, signs the extension with its release/nightly entitlements, and verifies both sides agree. Workflows install Go before Release xcodebuilds, embed the optional APPLE_{RELEASE,NIGHTLY}_TUNNEL_PROVISIONING_PROFILE_BASE64 secrets into the extension, rename the nightly extension to com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel, and check the extension binary is universal and not the stub. strip-release-bundle.sh strips it. Each new script has behavior tests under tests/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * build-wireguard-go: build the pinned module set in readonly mode The vendored go.mod/go.sum are the pinned module set; a build must fail rather than rewrite them, so the c-archive build runs with GOFLAGS=-mod=readonly. Verified the pinned set still builds universal with Go 1.26. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * build-wireguard-go: require Go only for Release builds Debug CI lanes (tests-build-and-lag, app-host unit tests) run on macOS runners without Go; a Debug build cannot load the extension anyway, so the stub engine is the right outcome there. Release builds still fail closed without Go, and the release workflows install it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * CloudTunnelCoordinator: adopt an already-connected tunnel; guard superseded cleanup The system extension outlives the app. After a crash or kill the VPN can already be connected when the next app instance first uses Cloud; startVPNTunnel on a live session posts no status change, so the start waited out the connect timeout, reported a failure, and stopped a working tunnel. The coordinator now reads the controller's current status after saving the configuration and adopts a connected link (or waits on a connecting one) instead of restarting it. A start superseded by a stop (an approval wait is not cancellable) that later fails no longer runs the cleanup stop, which could disconnect a newer start's tunnel; the cleanup is generation-guarded like setState. Tests cover both: adoption skips start(), and a superseded start's late failure leaves the newer tunnel and its call log untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: one top-level type per file Split the value types and the activation delegate out of the files that declared them alongside a protocol or enum, per the cmux file-organization policy: CloudPrivateNetworkUse, CloudPrivateNetworkNoopGate, CloudTunnelFallbackReason, CloudTunnelAppConsumers, CloudTunnelProviderConfiguration, CloudTunnelEnrollment, CloudTunnelProviderMessage (shared with the extension target), CloudTunnelStatus, SystemExtensionActivationDelegate. Nested types stay nested. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * AppDelegate: adopt the three-parameter machine-create launcher closure manaflow-ai#11773 gave MachineCreateCoordinator.Launch a progress callback and updated NewMachineSheetPresenter but not the Base-open launcher in AppDelegate, so main no longer compiles the app target (every app-host CI lane is red). Base open renders its output in the workspace's loading pane, so the progress stream has no reader here and is ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * VMClientSocketCommands: share socketWorkerString with the tunnel verbs file vm.tunnel_applied (ported from main into VMClientSocketCommands+Tunnel.swift) reads its config_digest parameter through socketWorkerString, which was file-private. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * CloudTunnelCoordinator: stop inherited tunnels; back off after a failed start The system extension outlives the app, so a tunnel the previous instance left connected must still answer to quit, sign-out, and `cmux vpn down` before this instance has used Cloud. The NetworkExtension controller now reads the app's existing VPN configuration at launch (a passive preferences load, no prompt) and on demand, and tearDown stops a link the controller reports connected even when the coordinator's own state is off. After a failed start, Cloud uses no longer re-run enrollment, extension activation, and the configuration save on every dial: a 30 s failure backoff (clock-driven, cancellable) suppresses retries; `cmux vpn up` always retries. Tests cover the inherited-tunnel stop, the backoff, and the explicit bypass; the test doubles move to CloudTunnelTestFakes.swift to keep the suite under 500 lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: lift nested Timing, Purpose, and the controller error to top-level types CloudTunnelTiming and CloudPrivateNetworkPurpose get their own files, and the controller's private not-installed error becomes CloudTunnelError.configurationNotInstalled (localized), so every file in Sources/Cloud/Tunnel declares exactly one type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * CloudTunnelCoordinatorTests: no await inside the ?? autoclosure Swift rejects 'await' in an autoclosure that does not support concurrency; the fallback read of the coordinator's state is now a plain statement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: verify the real engine by its Go build info; prune dead broadcast subscribers eagerly Release signing and the release workflow now run scripts/verify-tunnel-extension-engine.sh, which requires the Go __go_buildinfo Mach-O section and an exported wgTurnOn. Both survive strip -S -x and dead-code stripping, unlike the stub's marker symbol (an unreferenced global a Release link may drop), so a stub can never pass as the real engine. The test builds the stub and, when Go is installed, the real archive, and checks both verdicts. CloudTunnelBroadcast drops subscribers as soon as their stream terminates (onTermination records the id behind a lock; subscribe and yield prune), so polling clients that subscribe and leave between state changes no longer accumulate. Covered by CloudTunnelBroadcastTests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Cloud tunnel: serialize starts behind stops, fail fast on adopted-link drops, redact runtime keys, enroll once - A Cloud use that arrives while a stop is draining (idle timer, vpn down, sign-out) now queues behind the tracked stop task instead of racing NetworkExtension with a start and failing into the backoff. - waitForLink seeds its connecting flag from the current link status, so an adopted connecting/reasserting link that drops fails fast instead of waiting out the connect timeout. - The provider strips private_key/preshared_key lines from the runtime configuration it returns to the app (CloudTunnelRuntimeConfigurationRedactor, shared with the extension target). - cmux vpn up on the app-managed backend reads vm.tunnel_status first and lets the app's start enroll once, instead of enrolling via vm.tunnel_config and again inside the start. - CloudTunnelBroadcast is lock-free again: termination is reported to the owning actor, which prunes under its own isolation. - The deadline helper and error mapping move to CloudTunnelCoordinator+Deadline to keep the coordinator well under the file budget. Tests: mid-stop use queues behind the stop; adopted connecting link fails fast; broadcast termination reporting; redactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix VPN status variable redeclaration * Update Freestyle SDK pin test * fix(cloud): isolate dev VPN tunnels by build identity * ci: add fast notarized nightly dogfood path * test(cloud): cover full Mac access revoke * ci: thin bundled clients in fast nightly builds * cloud: model Mac access grants and tunnel roles * fix(ci): make tunnel engine verification deterministic * test(release): require system-extension-safe app entitlements * fix(release): sign packet tunnel apps for macOS system extensions * test(release): require tunnel profile * fix(ci): smoke signed nightlies before notarization * feat(cloud): use private WireGuard access end to end * style(cmux-tui): format WireGuard transport * fix(cli): preserve global socket diagnostics * fix(release): keep hardened runtime on tunnel extension * test(release): require matching WireGuard client * fix(release): pin the private network client * fix(dev): reject stale private network clients * fix(ci): allow runner setup before artifact planning * test(cloud): require private-link port discovery * test(cmux-tui): require direct port inventory command * fix(cloud): discover ports over the private link * style(cmux-tui): format port inventory command * test(dev): require immutable client pin * fix(dev): pin private network client by URL * fix(ci): generate private link SDK bindings * test(cloud): cover Mac access revoke request * fix(cloud): stop local access on revoke * test(cloud): cover tunnel child cleanup * fix(cloud): fence tunnel helper lifetimes * test(cloud): model mandatory private networks * test(cloud): cover link process teardown * fix(cloud): reap link helpers before release * test(sdk): track direct metadata command * test(cloud): cover device mutation fencing * fix(cloud): serialize Mac access mutations * fix(cloud): cover serial provider deadlines * docs(cloud): remove obsolete host fallback * ci: decouple branch TUI artifacts from relay audit * test(cloud): keep tunnel status read-only * fix(cloud): keep tunnel status read-only * ci: build fast nightly TUI client in app job * ci: route fast nightly through Blacksmith * test(cloud): cover tunnel error sanitization * fix(cloud): harden Network Extension lifecycle * fix(cloud): capture tunnel redactor explicitly * test(ci): accept fast Nightly runner routing * fix(cloud): fail closed on unknown activation results * ci: build exact cmux-tui in Blacksmith reloads * fix(cloud): clear new compiler warnings * test(cloud): accept legacy tunnel response shape * fix(cloud): tolerate older tunnel response fields * ci: use available runner for fast nightly dogfood * ci: honor configured runner for fast nightly builds * fix(cmux-tui): refresh lockfile for wireguard transport * test(cloud): accept digit in WireGuard key padding * fix(cloud): accept all canonical WireGuard public keys * fix(cloud): declare system extension usage description * ci: use Blacksmith for fast nightly dogfood * fix pending tunnel consumer and sanitize activation errors * fix malformed localization catalog after main merge * merge main localization catalog without formatting churn * refresh generated cmux-tui SDK bindings * fix web tunnel API compatibility after main merge * fix(cmux-tui): update generated event coverage counts * fix(ci): align cloud tests with current contracts * fix(web): align VM tests with private image contracts * fix(web): split Freestyle remote attach flow * fix(web): correct Freestyle remote VM helper type --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Lawrence Chen <54008264+lawrencecchen@users.noreply.github.com>
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…, drift check, router prune fix (manaflow-ai#10793) * worktree: drop stored defaults on identity lets so Xcode 26.6 builds main After manaflow-ai#10781, worktreeDeviceID/worktreeFileID were both defaulted at the declaration and assigned in the explicit init, which the current toolchain rejects ("immutable value may only be initialized once"). The init's parameter defaults keep the same call-site contract. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cli: cmux vm run/push/pull/wait and the cmux-cloud-vm agent skill vm run routes a command to a cloud machine without naming one: sticky per-directory binding, then an idle agent-pool machine, then a sleeper, then a freshly provisioned pool machine. push/pull move files over the exec channel (base64 chunks, SHA-256 verified, directories as tarballs); wait blocks until ready and optionally wakes the machine. The skill lets any coding agent drive machines from plain CLI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm push: 64 KiB argv-bound chunks, no AppleDouble sidecars, line-safe progress Live dogfood on Blaxel: a 512 KiB chunk base64-encodes past Linux's 128 KiB per-argument limit ("argument list too long"), macOS tar shipped ._* files onto the machine, and chunk progress ran together when stderr was captured. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: pool membership is the persisted id list, not the display label; review fixes - The router now only drafts machines it provisioned itself (ids recorded in ~/.cmuxterm/vm-run-pool.json at create time, pruned when machines vanish); a user machine renamed agent-pool is never used. Test covers the impostor. - Staging tarball is removed if reading it throws before the defer is armed. - Push/pull chunk progress is localized (cli.vm.push.progress, cli.vm.pull.progress). - vm --help, the usage contract, and the contract doc list open/ports/tools/ handoff/promote-template, which the dispatcher already handled. - Sticky-binding fixture uses a fixed instant, not the host clock. - Skill recipes: --sync runs inside the synced dir (no remote $PWD), port readiness poll instead of sleep, eligibility filter instead of .vms[0], background test exit status captured to a status file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: lock the pool store across processes; idempotent, run-scoped recipes - updateVMRunPool does the read-modify-write under flock on a sibling lock file, so two routers provisioning at once both land in the store; covered by a two-process test against two mock sockets. - Dev-server recipe reuses a live server or starts one with a workspace pidfile and log; test recipe uses per-run log/status paths written atomically. - Document that --sync is additive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: pool-store failures propagate; recipes validate the dev server and use unique run ids - updateVMRunPool/saveVMRunPool throw on lock or write failure and createPoolVM reports the machine it provisioned but could not record, instead of a silent unlocked update. - The dev-server recipe reuses a server only when the recorded pid is alive and owns :3000 (netstat -p), refuses to start a second server on a port someone else owns, and clears stale metadata. - Test-run ids come from uuidgen, not the epoch second. - Skill docs: cmux vm shell is a cmux-tui session now that machines run the cmux-tui remote daemon; agents keep working through vm run/exec. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * vm run: regression test — pruning a stale pool id must keep an id recorded after the vm.list snapshot The mock socket records pool-2 while answering vm.list and returns a list that predates it; the store must end up {pool-1, pool-2} with gone-1 pruned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * vm run: prune only ids the pre-list snapshot saw as gone; product-level pool-store error - Load the pool store before vm.list and subtract only the ids that snapshot lacks in the live list, instead of intersecting the locked set with a stale live snapshot, so a machine another vm run recorded meanwhile is never dropped from the pool. - The provisioned-but-unrecorded error no longer interpolates the raw pool-store error (lock path, OS text); it keeps the machine id and the recovery commands. - The unknown-size errors for vm run/route/agent list 24g, which parseCloudVMSize already accepts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cli: cmux vm <verb> --help prints the verb's own usage, offline --help/-h short-circuited to the cmux vm overview for every verb, so the option lists for run, route, agent, push, pull, wait, open, tree, workspace, terminal, tui, prompt, and base (--size, --timeout, placement flags, --json shapes) were unreachable without a running app and a usage error. A new CLI/CMUXCLI+VMHelp.swift maps those verbs to their usage strings; the prompt and base usages move out of the handler so they can be shared. Also: the overview lists workspace and terminal, points at per-verb help, no longer claims vm prompt --open accepts pi (the app supports claude|codex|opencode), and the shell/desktop lines read in order. docs/cli-contract.md: the vm/cloud usage probe now matches the binary (it lacked prompt, so the no-socket contract lane was red), plus one offline probe per routed verb and cmux surface --help. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cmux-cloud-vm skill: the complete cmux Cloud CLI set, with a CI drift check references/commands.md is now the single reference for every cmux vm verb (and cmux cloud alias): usage, aliases, flags, --json shape, exit codes, the socket method it calls, and the sidebar action it mirrors, grouped machine / files / execution / routing / workspaces & terminals / surfaces & display / checkpoints & forks / networking & ports / account & plan, plus the app's vm.* socket table. Verbs that exist only in open PRs sit in one labeled "In flight" section (manaflow-ai#11324 cmux fork, manaflow-ai#11347), so the skill never names something an agent cannot run today; manaflow-ai#11345 (vm terminal send|read|wait, the single sidebar Close Workspace…) merged during this work and is folded in. SKILL.md leads with vm run, then the glossary, cloud-vs-local, a need→verb table, headless terminal loops, agent policy, and troubleshooting. agent-workflows.md gains the headless-terminal recipe; openai.yaml describes the same scope for Codex; Resources/cloud-agent-skill.md (the copy vm prompt installs) no longer disagrees with the CLI (24g, vm base open, plain-terminal shell, ~30 s exec, vm wait/handoff/prompt/ssh-info/promote-template, fork/restore flags, per-verb --help). tests/test_cloud_vm_skill_coverage.py (workflow-guard-tests lane) parses the vm dispatcher, the workspace/terminal/surface sub-verbs, the usage line, the docs/cli-contract.md probe, and the advertised vm.* methods, and fails when the skill and the CLI disagree in either direction or when an in-flight verb has already shipped. Localization audit: CLI help/usage text follows the English-only CLI help convention; no Settings, menu, or web strings touched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * vm run: re-read the pool after pruning so a concurrently recorded machine is eligible; full -h probe needles A machine another vm run recorded between this run's pool load and vm.list (and that the list carries) was not in the pre-list snapshot, so it was ineligible for this run and could push it toward a needless provision or a false would_provision from vm route. The eligible set is now the post-prune store intersected with the live list. docs/cli-contract.md: the -h / cloud run / upload probes name the full usage line, same as their --help siblings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * test_cloud_vm_skill_coverage: fail loudly when the unknown-verb usage line cannot be found Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * tests: carry manaflow-ai#11346's two-line cmuxTests compile fix so the test bundle builds on this branch Same lines as manaflow-ai#11346 (the CloudTreeNodeActions fixture gained projectInLocalWorkspace in manaflow-ai#11345; SidebarFileDropFindRoutingTests needs import Bonsplit after manaflow-ai#11059). Whichever lands first, the other merges clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cmuxTests: align CFFIXED_USER_HOME with a test's HOME whenever the child inherits a CF home redirect On the hosted e2e lane the console session forwards CFFIXED_USER_HOME without CMUX_APP_HOST_ISOLATION_REQUIRED, so every CLI the process harness spawned resolved NSHomeDirectory() to the runner's home and ignored the test's HOME: the vm run pool/binding stores, SSH ~ expansion, and hook installs all landed outside the per-test home (126 failures across the class, including main's own testVMRunReusesIdlePoolMachine). The harness now aligns CFFIXED_USER_HOME with HOME when either the isolation flag is set or a CFFIXED_USER_HOME redirect is already present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cmux-cloud-vm skill: provisioning is gated to paid plans (vm_requires_pro) after manaflow-ai#11332 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * vm run: resolve the router's state home from $HOME; harness pins CFFIXED_USER_HOME to a test's HOME NSHomeDirectory() resolves through Core Foundation (CFFIXED_USER_HOME, then the passwd entry) and ignores a HOME override — the comment claiming it honors $HOME was wrong. So the pool and binding stores, documented as HOME-relative, went to the real ~/.cmuxterm in every redirected run, and the router tests (main's own included) only passed under CI's app-host isolation, where the harness aligned CFFIXED_USER_HOME. Reproduced on a fleet Mac's GUI session (274 tests, 120 failures) with the same signature as the hosted lane. - CLI: vmRunStateHomeDirectory() prefers a non-empty $HOME, else NSHomeDirectory(); both store URLs use it. - cmuxTests: isolatedCLIChildEnvironment pins CFFIXED_USER_HOME to the supplied HOME unconditionally (XDG_CONFIG_HOME still only under the app-host isolation flag), so every spawned CLI agrees with the test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * ci: mark the CLA policy guard's GitHub-hosted runner as required so the self-hosted guard passes manaflow-ai#11387/manaflow-ai#11407 added cla-policy-guard.yml on a bare ubuntu-24.04 runner, which tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh forbids without the github-hosted-required marker; workflow-guard-tests has been red on main since. The guard is a base-controlled pull_request_target workflow, so a GitHub-hosted runner is the intended trust boundary — same marker the browser, npm-provenance, and attestation jobs carry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * ci: reword the CLA policy guard runner marker so the fleet-label rule does not match its comment Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill + vm new help: no desktop image ships today; Freestyle default; paid plans uncapped manaflow-ai#11566 removed Blaxel and flipped vm new to shell-only-by-default but left the cmux vm overview claiming desktop-by-default — the overview now matches the dispatcher. The skill (SKILL.md, commands.md, agent-workflows.md, the bundled cloud-agent-skill.md) drops the xfce/noVNC/CUA desktop claims, documents --desktop failing closed until a desktop image lands, the e2b|freestyle|daytona provider set with Freestyle as the server-side default, and manaflow-ai#11580's uncapped paid plans (the 'no limit' plan meter line). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * web: carry the main-CI fixes for the Blaxel removal so this PR's merge ref is green Verbatim from open manaflow-ai#11586 (Blaxel-removal migration applies on a fresh database via ::text enum comparisons — same fix as manaflow-ai#11582 — plus the cmuxTuiDaemon shell wiring and the freestyle shell-repair test removal it replaces with vm-cmux-tui coverage), and the pricing-page test updated to the 'Unlimited' concurrent-VMs copy manaflow-ai#11580 shipped. Whichever lands first, the rest merge clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: mark the port-URL verbs dormant — no driver implements open-port on any current deployment web/services/vms/desktopWrapper.ts and the workflow answer 'open-port is not supported by this deployment'; the CLI verbs exist and are kept documented, but the skill no longer implies a working port URL today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: list manaflow-ai#11609's vm link and port-preview TLS edge as in flight Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: spell out the full manaflow-ai#11609 surface under In flight (vm link, live port previews, attach_transports, tree workspaces, placement hardening) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * ci: restore main's cla-policy-guard.yml verbatim — the base-controlled guard rejects PR-side edits, and the runner guard now exempts the file by path Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cloud: clear the three main-actor isolation warnings manaflow-ai#11421 left over budget tests-build-and-lag has been red since manaflow-ai#11421: finishedUserInfoKey referenced from the notification observer's Sendable closure, and .shared used as a default argument (default values evaluate in a nonisolated context) in MachinesPanelViewModel.init and NewMachineSheetPresenter.presentNewMachine. The string constant becomes nonisolated; the default arguments become optional and resolve to .shared inside the main-actor bodies. Verified on a fleet builder: cmux-unit build-for-testing succeeds with zero warnings in these files. No behavior change; explicit-coordinator callers (tests) unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: note manaflow-ai#11609's grow-only sizing under In flight * ci: make the manaflow-ai#11524 release-origins gate pass the Linux guard harness (fixes manaflow-ai#11757) Three gaps broke workflow-guard-tests on every merge ref since manaflow-ai#11524: - verify-ios-release-origins.sh read plists only via /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy, which does not exist on the Linux guard lane, so every key read <absent> and the gate failed closed. It now falls back to python3 plistlib when PlistBuddy is missing; the absolute path stays first so PATH can never shadow the reader in a release lane. - The fake archives in tests/test_ios_appstore_lane_identity.py never baked the production-origin keys a real Release build carries; both fixture writers now stamp CMUXAuthEnvironment/CMUXApiBaseURL/CMUXIrohBrokerBaseURL/ CMUXPresenceBaseURL. - The isolated-repo fixture copied upload-testflight.sh but not the new lib script it calls, so the auto-version lane failed on a missing file. tests/test_ios_appstore_lane_identity.py: 77/77 ok, exit 0 locally (macOS PlistBuddy path); the plistlib path verified standalone and by CI's Linux lane. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * cloud: Sendable ISO8601 parsing in VMClient; nonisolated presence URL resolver Newest main marked two ISO8601DateFormatter statics nonisolated (a warning: the type is not Sendable) and left PresenceHeartbeatClient.resolvedServiceURL main-actor-isolated while PresenceHeartbeatClientTests calls it from nonisolated Swift Testing contexts, which stops cmuxTests compiling on every app-host shard. The formatters become Date.ISO8601FormatStyle constants (Sendable, same accepted formats) parsed via Date(_:strategy:), and the resolver — a pure function of its environment/defaults arguments over nonisolated PresenceSettings/AuthEnvironment statics — becomes nonisolated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PEWn6ZZoGTAi67X3RSJ5aB * skill: document cmux vpn hosts, extend the drift check to the vpn dispatcher, refresh the in-flight facts from freestyle-vm-primitives cmux vpn hosts landed with manaflow-ai#11626 but the skill's vpn section stopped at revoke; the coverage check only parsed the vm dispatcher, so nothing caught it. The check now parses runVPNCommand the same way and fails on a vpn verb the reference misses or invents (it flagged the in-flight section's own wording during this change). The in-flight section also claimed a hosts verb family was arriving with the guest-CLI work — wrong on both ends: vpn hosts already ships here, and freestyle-vm-primitives has no vm hosts verb. Replaced with what that branch actually adds today: the guest cmux shim + in-VM notify bridge, vm help, the screen->display catalog kind rename, and the vm tree --refresh fleet re-read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * skill: re-ground on the desktop image and live private-path port opens from newest main manaflow-ai#11776 baked the TigerVNC desktop into the devbox image and manaflow-ai#11756/manaflow-ai#11776 gave the Freestyle driver its first openPort — the URL is the machine's private VPC address behind the WireGuard tunnel, never a public ingress. So --desktop no longer fails closed, vm desktop works on desktop-kind machines (private address on 6901, vpn required, base machines exit 1), and the port verbs are no longer dormant. The reference, SKILL.md, agent-workflows, and the bundled cloud-agent-skill now say so, and the in-flight notes shrink to what freestyle-vm-primitives still adds: the public TLS-edge previews on tokened subdomains and the vm-new desktop-by-default flip (vm base open has been desktop-default since manaflow-ai#10948 — the CLI's two kind parsers differ today, which docs/cli-contract.md already papers over by describing the flipped default). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * skill: teach the delegation mission — persistence past the closed laptop, staged machine workspaces The point of the CLI is a local agent delegating work to the cloud, so the skill now says so up front (sessions live in the machine's daemon and survive the Mac disconnecting; reattach from any signed-in Mac) and gains the staged-workspace recipe: compose a named machine workspace's terminals headlessly with surface new-terminal --remote-workspace, verify with vm tree --json, and hand the user one click that opens the whole thing. Honest about today's two edges: vm workspace new always opens a local workspace as a side effect, and vm agent cannot target a workspace (use surface new-terminal with a login shell instead). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cli+skill: the 20g plan machine is the only size preset — say so everywhere Main's plan-machine change (manaflow-ai#11756/manaflow-ai#11783) reduced cloudVMSizeAliases to 20g/20gb (or raw MB), but the error strings and usage lines still advertised the retired 2g-32g ladder — ours worse, still carrying the 24g we added when that preset existed. vm run/route/agent unknown-size errors, the vm new usage and unknown-flag text, docs/cli-contract.md's vm new row (matching the freestyle-vm-primitives wording to keep that merge clean), and every skill mention now name 20g (the 5 vCPU / 20 GB / 200 GB plan machine) or raw MB — matching parseCloudVMSize instead of misleading an agent into a rejected --size 8g. Also taken in this merge: main's manaflow-ai#11754 landed the Linux iOS-guard fix this branch had been carrying, so those files resolve to main's (77/77 local pass). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * skill: note headless staging flags coming in freestyle-vm-primitives cmux176 implemented the two staging gaps flagged earlier — vm workspace new --no-open and vm agent --remote-workspace — so the in-flight section now names them and points §6b's workarounds at their replacement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: silence the guard-condition trailing-closure warning Xcode 26.3 added The critical-pressure teardown hardening (via main) left two compactMap trailing closures inside postAggregateMemoryPressureWarning's guard condition; Xcode 26.3's compiler warns 'trailing closure in this context is confusable with the body of the statement' on both (76:41, 77:41), which fails the warning-budget lane with actual=2 budget=0 — on main's own runs too (run 33716921978 shows the same +2). Parenthesized closure arguments are the fix the diagnostic prescribes; no behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: adapt the Base create launch to the 3-argument coordinator Launch Two green PRs crossed on main: manaflow-ai#10773 added a 2-argument MachineCreateCoordinator.start call in the Base sheet flow while manaflow-ai#11773 changed Launch to (arguments, progress, completion) for the pending row's live output — main has not built the combination yet, and the first tree containing both fails with 'contextual closure type expects 3 arguments'. The Base flow now takes the progress handler and threads it through launchCloudVMBaseOpen into CloudVMActionLauncher's existing onOutput, so Base creates stream output to the pending row exactly like the New Machine sheet's flow in NewMachineSheetPresenter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: make MachineCreateCoordinatorTests compile again after manaflow-ai#11773 Two fixes for main's own test file (byte-identical there, so main's cmuxTests target does not compile either): #expect took the Bool? from optional-chained isSuperseded (== true resolves it), and the new MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests suite called Self.newMachineRequest for a helper that lives on MachineCreateCoordinatorTests — qualifying the type fixes the lookup and gives the trailing 'name: nil' its context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: reconcile cloud CLI branch with current main * fix: import workspace group test model * docs: keep Cloud skill metadata within UI contract * docs: align Cloud VM lifecycle and tree guidance * chore: drop accidental web test diff * docs: clarify Cloud surface rollout behavior * test: align Freestyle SDK fixture * cli: keep Cloud VM help lists complete * fix: resolve Swift 6 callback isolation warnings * fix(ssh): signal stopped auth descendants reliably (cherry picked from commit d73ecd7) * fix(ssh): start cleanup deadline after snapshot (cherry picked from commit 875c68a) * fix(ssh): keep cleanup signal paths fork-free * test(cloud): use explicit issue comments in port regression * fix(ssh): keep frozen auth cleanup fork-free * docs(cloud): document VM disk resize * fix(ssh): deduplicate frozen cleanup journal * fix(ssh): recover from fork-starved cleanup * fix(ssh): normalize completed cleanup status * fix(ssh): finish cleanup without marker discovery * test(ssh): explain cleanup exit failures * test(cloud): wire resize action fixture * test(ssh): isolate deadline fixture process group * test(terminal): stub bounded selection clipboard read * test(ssh): make backoff signal fixture deterministic * test: refresh merged web fixtures * docs: sync cloud VM skill with CLI parity * Revert the test-only half of manaflow-ai#11929 so the unit test bundle compiles manaflow-ai#11929 merged 265 lines of SurfaceCatalogTests that call beginCloudWorkspaceRename, commitCloudWorkspaceRename, rollbackCloudWorkspaceRename, replaceCloudResources and pendingCloudWorkspaceRenameName. None of those exist in the app: the PR landed only its test file. Since that merge (2026-09-06) every cmuxTests build on main fails, so no hosted unit test run can pass. Austin authored this revert on another branch (68e2dbc) but it never reached main. Re-land the feature with tests and implementation together. (cherry picked from commit 68e2dbc) Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BhWEaLQcb61c4Q6dnjv3e5 * fix: wire local tmux helpers into unit tests (cherry picked from commit 2a9ca7b) * fix: share CLI error with local tmux tests (cherry picked from commit fc1dc8a) * fix: always terminate the recorded SSH auth root * fix: type the Bun script entrypoint * fix: require a frozen tree before journal backstop * test(web): type mock call assertions * docs(cloud): sync bundled vm kind guidance * fix: restore terminal test stubs and frozen SSH cleanup * test(web): type observability mocks * docs(cloud): align agent recipes with current devbox sessions * chore: preserve main Bonsplit revision after reconciliation * fix: finish transfer progress lines and repair image test typecheck * fix(cloud): localize pool recovery guidance and correct desktop recipe * test(cloud): keep transfer progress error regression in CI --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rkspace folder is its layout, Ports before VNC Displays (manaflow-ai#11805) * test(cloud): pin the machine layout — Workspaces, Terminals (every resource), Ports, VNC Displays (red) The Cloud sidebar's groups under a connected machine, in this order: Workspaces (always its own row; a folder is exactly its layout), Terminals (every terminal resource the machine owns, one row per identity, always present so its + is New Terminal), Ports, VNC Displays (one row per screen). A daemon browser in no workspace gets no group of its own. Fails on the base branch, which lists only detached terminals, puts Displays before Ports, and drops the Terminals group when nothing is detached. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * Cloud sidebar: Workspaces, Terminals (every resource, detached greyed), Ports, VNC Displays Under a connected machine the tree shows four groups, in this order: - Workspaces — one row per cmux-tui workspace, and a folder is exactly its layout: the terminals with a tab in it, its browsers, its screen. A terminal whose tab closed has left the workspace; no row lingers. - Terminals — every terminal resource the machine owns, one row per identity, badge = daemon tabs; a zero-view one (still running, in no layout) is greyed and marked "detached" — click re-attaches it in a pane, Kill Terminal… ends it. Always present, so its + is New Terminal; "No terminals yet" under it when empty. The orphan-only pool came from manaflow-ai#11626; the Blaxel-era pool listed every terminal. - Ports — unchanged, now above the screens. - VNC Displays — one row per screen, detail "noVNC · :1". The cloud-machine Browsers group is gone: a daemon browser is either under its workspace or under Ports. `cmux vm tree` prints the desktop after ports, the sidebar's order; the detached group is unchanged. Tests: the red commit's layout pins go green; plus the layout-only folder rule (a detached terminal is in Terminals only, greyed, out of the count / open group / `vm workspace open`) and per-screen displays. Strings: cloudTree.group.displays relabeled (en/ja) plus four new keys (en/ja). Docs: sidebar parity, commands, daemon doc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * Cloud sidebar: the Terminals section goes last The machine's flat list of every terminal resource is its own section at the bottom, below Workspaces, Ports and VNC Displays (austin, 2026-09-02: "add it on the bottom, this terminal is a separate section"). Same rows, same verbs; only the order under the machine changes, and the tests and docs pin the new one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * test: make the cmuxTests target compile again (MachineCreateCoordinatorTests) Three sites left by the tunnel-correlation tests (manaflow-ai#11773) did not compile, which turned every strict-lane run on the target red before a single test ran: an `#expect` on an optional Bool, and two `Self.newMachineRequest` calls inside `MachinesPanelPendingCreateTests`, whose helper lives on `MachineCreateCoordinatorTests` (the file's other suite already calls it by that name). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013E7Ukqyku82Z8usRPExUHK * test(cloud): cover tree parity and exited terminals * fix(cloud): address tree review findings * test(cloud): reproduce stale running VM wake failure * fix(cloud): wake stale running machines before attach * test(cloud): cover unavailable links and destroyed wake targets * fix(cloud): address tree and wake review findings * fix(cloud): honor explicit empty terminal views --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The model
Back to one big machine, many workspaces — the shape cmux Cloud had on Blaxel — now on Freestyle: a single Freestyle VM hosts many cmux-tui workspaces, and the right sidebar shows the machine with its Workspaces group (＋ New Workspace; open / rename / close per workspace), then its Terminals / Displays / Ports / Browsers. Not "1 VM = 1 workspace", and never a flattened per-workspace-VM list.
Nothing built for the sidebar since is removed: port links, pending-create rows, the working context menus, tab-placement opens, Copy IP Address,
.internalnames all stay.What drifted, and how it is restored
The drift landed in #11626 (2026-09-02, "workspaces-first"), after the Blaxel removal (#11566):
Workspaces / maincmux vm treealready prints and the skill documentsThe per-workspace member list (terminals it views, then browsers, then pinned displays) moves to
Sources/Cloud/CloudTreeRemoteWorkspaces.swiftand is shared with the socket.Freestyle wiring
No web change was needed: the Freestyle driver already runs one
cmux-tuisession daemon per machine (server start --session cloud), whose durable state root is the platform default under/root(the persistent volume), soworkspace create/rename/closeinside one VM are the multi-workspace primitives and survive a daemon restart. The driver, the devbox image, and the build script have no per-workspace-VM logic; the only Blaxel mentions left are historical ("ported from the retired Blaxel image") plus the retired-provider regression test and the Vercel env audit's legacy-key list, which are correct as history. The one Blaxel-specific fixture (create-coordinator tests) now uses the Freestyle provider and a Freestyle snapshot id.Parity (sidebar ↔ CLI), every verb intact
vm workspace new/open(new,--here,--tabs,--pane+ side) /rename/close/rm,surface new-terminal --remote-workspace, and every row verb are unchanged. Two parity bugs surfaced by the many-workspaces flow are fixed through one shared resolution (CloudTreeNodeBuilder.lookupRemoteWorkspace):vm.workspace_openread only a terminal's first view, so a terminal viewed in two workspaces was silently skipped under the second; it now counts every view and opens the row's own set. It also accepts an unambiguous workspace name.cmux vm open <m>/<ws>. The socket now saysNothing to open: … cmux vm open <m>/<ws> starts a terminal there(D9: the row opens nothing for it either), andvm open <m>/<ws>resolves it from the machine's own workspace list and starts a shell in it, as its help already promised.Found while dogfooding on Freestyle (fixed here)
cmux vm newprocess exited, but the CLI's open step runs 60–240 s when the link cannot connect, and the fleet list (or the catalog) already showed the machine — "troll · Creating…" above "troll". The create launcher now streams CLI output, the coordinator captures the stablemachine=<id>token as soon as the machine exists, and the stand-in steps aside when that id has a row (fleet or catalog). Never by label or timing.cmux vpn upsaid "already up" and changed nothing. Liveness was decided by the tunnel-side address, and every enrollment gives this Mac the same one (100.64.0.1), so acmuxinterface left up for the production account read as "this tunnel is up" after a dev build enrolled and wrote its own config — every private route stayed dead with nothing saying why. The app now records the digest of the configvpn upactually brought up (bound to the digest the enrollment handed the CLI, so a rewrite in between cannot mislabel the active peer), reportsstale, andvpn upreplaces a stale tunnel; the sidebar's link error leads with the tunnel as the blocker.cmux.conf/ thecmuxinterface / the/etc/hostsblock were singletons, so a dev build (staging, the dogfood account) and the production app on one Mac could only replace each other's tunnel.VMTunnelManageris now scoped to the Cloud VM deployment (cmuxfor production,cmux-staging/cmux-local/cmux-devotherwise), the completed config routes only the network's own /24 and /64 (the platform's10.0.0.0/8, fd00::/8could never be installed twice), liveness checks THIS interface's wg-quick name file, andvpn hostspublishes a per-scope block. A dev build and the production app can now both be up.Trade-offs (stated, not absorbed)
vm workspace openis still an error, not an implicit terminal — that keeps D9 ("open never creates") for the sidebar verb;vm open <m>/<ws>is the verb that creates.cmux vpn upand is bounced (down, then up) so the record can be written; links resume within their resume lease. Also, the narrowed AllowedIPs only take effect on the nextvpn upre-enrollment.--prod-auth) shares the production tunnel with the production app, also correct.Tests
cmuxTests/CloudTreeOneMachineManyWorkspacesTests.swift(Swift Testing) pins the shape — lone workspace keeps its group row and ＋, workspaces lead then pools, empty machine keeps the group, several workspaces under one machine each with their own terminals — and fails onmain. Green in the next commit.MachinesPanelModelTests.testCloudTreePoolsThenWorkspacePointerListsstill described the pre-Cloud VPC follow-ups: copyable machine IPs, working tree menu, no HTTP modal on private addresses #11626 full pool and "no Ports group"; it was red-but-tolerated in the sharded unit run (assertion failures never turn a shard red). Rewritten to the target shape astestCloudTreeWorkspacesLeadThenPools.cloudTree.placeholder.noWorkspaces(en + ja present). Socket error text is agent-facing English like its siblings.Follow-up
#11805 (stacked on this branch) reshapes the groups under a machine to Workspaces, Terminals (every terminal resource, detached ones greyed), Ports, VNC Displays and makes a workspace folder exactly its layout. This PR stays the one-machine-many-workspaces restoration.
Live verification
Real Freestyle machine, daemon side (done). Against the staging deployment's Freestyle VM
vm-963942516e2b486dba8c4f8ed09b2967(imagesh-940ec3bc…, hostfreestyle-vm, cmux-tui daemon listening on*:1337), through the control plane's exec API, with the exact argument shapesCloudTuiCommandLinesends — one machine, many workspaces, end to end:session current snapshot[]— an empty machine (the case the sidebar now shows as Workspaces → No workspaces yet)workspace create --name alpha/--name betaws_55093d78…,ws_605920879…— two workspaces in the one VMworkspace <beta> run -- bash -lc …term_0ba768df…, and the snapshot places it under beta only (terminal_hits: 1)workspace <alpha> rename --name alpha-renamedworkspace <alpha> close(keep-terminals close,vm workspace close)terminal <term> closethenworkspace <beta> close(the sidebar's Close Workspace /vm workspace rmpath)[]— back to the initial state, nothing strandedSidebar leg on this Mac: blocked on one user action. The Debug app's links to that machine cannot connect from here: staging machines live on a different Freestyle VPC than this Mac's active WireGuard tunnel (which serves the user's production machines on 10.16.179.x),
cmux vpn upfor staging needs sudo (not available to an agent, and it would overwrite the shared~/.cmuxterm/wireguard/cmux.conf), and the fleet Macs have neither WireGuard nor sudo. Production would reach real machines through the existing tunnel, but the tagged app'scmux auth loginopens an ASWebAuthenticationSession that lands on GitHub's login form in Chrome, which only the account owner can complete. The shape the sidebar renders for that machine is pinned deterministically byCloudTreeOneMachineManyWorkspacesTests(strict lane results below); the remaining manual step is in the handoff.Unit tests in CI. While this PR was open,
cmuxTestsdid not compile onmain(#11529 added a test for a CLI-only type; fixed by #11770, tracked and closed in #11785), so the stricttest-e2e.ymllanes forcmuxTests/CloudTreeOneMachineManyWorkspacesTestsandcmuxTests/MachinesPanelModelTestsfailed at the build step for reasons unrelated to this branch. The branch is rebased on amainthat carries #11770; re-run those two lanes to see them green.Closes #11762
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