Resolve the computer-use contract under the real userData dir per platform (never found off macOS) - #44
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The local computer-use (CUA) bridge is never found off macOS.
readCuaConnection() looks for cua-connection.json under a hardcoded
`~/Library/Application Support/<app>/`. That is Electron's
app.getPath("userData") on macOS only — on Windows it is %APPDATA% and
on Linux $XDG_CONFIG_HOME (falling back to ~/.config). Everywhere else
the path simply does not exist, the read throws ENOENT into the catch,
and the loop falls through to `return null`: the desktop app writes the
contract on startup, the server never sees it, and the computer-use
tools stay unavailable with no error to point at.
userDataRoot() returns the same directory Electron would, per platform.
The macOS behaviour is unchanged.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now resolves platform-specific Electron user-data roots and searches for the CUA connection file beneath the resolved root. ChangesCUA connection lookup
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In `@server/index.ts`:
- Around line 270-272: Update the platform-specific configuration-root selection
in the visible function to use a truthiness fallback for APPDATA and
XDG_CONFIG_HOME, so empty environment values resolve to the existing
home-directory paths while preserving non-empty configured values.
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`??` keeps a set-but-empty value, so `join("", "OpenMausBot", …)` yields a
relative path resolved against the server's cwd — the same silent ENOENT
this function exists to eliminate. `||` falls back to the home-relative
default, matching how Electron/Chromium treat empty values.
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What's broken
The local computer-use (CUA) bridge is never found on Windows or Linux. The desktop app writes its connection contract on startup, the server never sees it, and the computer-use tools stay unavailable — with no error to point at, because the failure is swallowed.
Root cause
readCuaConnection()inserver/index.tslooks forcua-connection.jsonunder a hardcoded path:That is Electron's
app.getPath("userData")on macOS only. Electron puts userData at%APPDATA%on Windows and$XDG_CONFIG_HOME(falling back to~/.config) on Linux. So off macOS the path simply does not exist,readFileSyncthrowsENOENTinto thecatch, the loop tries the next legacy directory name, and every one of them fails the same way — ending atreturn null.The same
catchalso swallows genuine errors (a malformed contract, a permissions problem) in exactly the same silent way, so there is nothing to distinguish "not running" from "wrong path" from "broken file".The fix
userDataRoot()returns the same directory Electron would, per platform:%APPDATA%(fallback~/AppData/Roaming)~/Library/Application Support$XDG_CONFIG_HOME(fallback~/.config)The existing loop over the four directory names (current plus pre-rename builds) is untouched, and the stale comment naming the macOS path is updated to
<userData>/cua-connection.json.macOS behaviour is unchanged — the
darwinbranch returns exactly the path that was hardcoded.How this was tested
pnpm typecheckandpnpm teston Windows 10: 52 passed / 33 skipped, identical tomain. This path has no test coverage in the suite either before or after; the change is a pure path correction with the macOS case pinned to the previous literal.app.getPath("userData")platform table, and against where the desktop build actually writes the file on Windows (%APPDATA%\OpenMausBot\cua-connection.json).Independent of the other Windows fixes in this series — it touches only
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