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fix(channels): hand chat users the web app address when a setup ceremony can't run in chat - #7897
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… in chat A channel whose connect strategy cannot be completed from the chat surface told the user to go find the extension and gave them nothing to click. Telegram's copy — "Connect this Telegram account to the workspace bot from the Telegram extension in IronClaw, then message me again" — is the reported case (#7887, CX cell "Not paired yet x Telegram"). `connect_required_notice` withheld a link from every non-OAuth strategy on the grounds that they "carry their own connection.deep_link_template". That does not serve this notice: the template interpolates a `{code}` (channel_pairing.rs) the sender has not been issued yet, so a stranger who has just messaged the bot has no code and no destination. WebGeneratedCode and DeviceLink now append `/extensions?configure=<id>`. That route is deliberately NOT `/chat?connect=`, which auto-installs and auto-starts a flow and therefore stays gated on private delivery: the Extensions page starts nothing, so a bystander who clicks it authenticates as themselves and lands on their own page. Safe in a shared room, and the test asserts identical copy for both `supports_private_delivery` values. AdminManagedChannels still renders verbatim — that channel is provisioned by an operator, and sending an end user to a configure page they cannot act on is worse than saying nothing. Also fixes a latent bug in the same function: the origin was trimmed of a trailing slash but never checked for blankness, so an origin configured as "" would have rendered `Or connect directly: /chat?connect=slack` — the relative path the doc comment says must never ship. `configured_origin` treats blank as unset, asserted for all four strategies. Note for review: this changes a pinned assertion. `connect_notice_appends_the_link_only_for_oauth_with_a_base_url` looped all three non-OAuth strategies asserting verbatim copy. Two of them moved to the new test; the invariant that test exists to protect — the auto-starting `/chat?connect=` route never ships to a room that cannot deliver privately — is unchanged and still asserted. Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_host --lib -> 489 passed, 0 failed; cargo clippy --all-targets clean; cargo fmt clean. Refs #7887 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…'t run in chat CX cell "Link owed": a user blocked on a per-user credential ceremony their chat surface cannot satisfy was told to "open the Ironclaw web app" and given nothing to click. The copy already explained *why* the ceremony cannot run in chat and named the destination in words — it just never carried the address. A device-link challenge is never serviceable on a chat surface (`auth_prompt_is_serviceable`), so the auto-deny path is what the user actually receives. That path now appends the deployment's Extensions page address when a public origin is published, and keeps the link-free copy when none is — the same fallback the channel connect notice uses, fed by the same `connect_link_base_url_from_env` read in composition. The link is the whole /extensions page, not `?configure=<extension>`. A deep link needs an extension id and `AuthPromptView` carries only `provider`, a vendor id; a single vendor can back several extensions, so keying off it would send the user to the wrong modal — and that field's contract says presentation is never selected by provider name. The user knows which extension they asked about; what they lacked was an address. Applies to every extension and every ceremony kind that reaches this path, not one vendor: the branch is on `AuthPromptChallengeKind`, never on a name. Plumbing: `RunDeliveryServices` gains `setup_link_base_url` (it lives there rather than in `RunDeliverySettings` because that struct is `Copy` and this is an owned `String`), forwarded from `RebornChannelWorkflowServices` so both the live-observer and triggered-delivery paths carry it. Coverage extends the existing device-link prompt test rather than adding a parallel one: it already asserted the copy "has to name where the link CAN be completed", and now asserts it hands the address over, that a trailing slash does not produce `//extensions`, and that a blank origin ships dark. Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_assistant --lib -> 522 passed, 0 failed; --test run_delivery_contract -> 62 passed; -p ironclaw_extension_host --lib -> 489 passed; -p ironclaw_architecture_tests -> all green; clippy --all-targets clean on both crates; cargo check -p ironclaw_composition clean. Note: reborn_generic_code_names_no_concrete_extension caught vendor names in this file's doc comments during development. Fixed by degeneralizing the prose rather than by raising the allowlist baseline. Refs #7887 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… suite `setup_link_base_url` was added to `RunDeliveryServices` in the previous commit; the root integration suite builds two of these literals and does not inherit a `Default`, so it stopped compiling. Both take `None` — these harnesses publish no origin, which is the ships-dark path the prompt tests already assert. Mechanical, no behavior and no assertion change: the regression coverage for the fix lives with the fix, in the extended device-link prompt test. Caught by the pre-push hook, not by the crate-level suites, because the root package is outside them. Refs #7887 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change validates deployment web origins, propagates setup links to channel and authentication notices, and adds a terminal ChangesSetup link delivery
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DeploymentConfig->>RebornChannelWorkflowServices: normalized public web origin
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In `@crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/extension_host_assembly.rs`:
- Around line 587-589: Add caller-level regression coverage for setup-link
delivery through the composed origin source at
crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/extension_host_assembly.rs:587-589. Exercise
the live and triggered channel workflow paths at
crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/channel_workflow.rs:200 and :474 with an
unserviceable ManualToken or DeviceLink gate; assert configured origins produce
Extensions URLs in
crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/run_delivery/observer.rs:1052-1055 and
triggered.rs:1157-1160, while blank origins remain link-free.
In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/channel_host.rs`:
- Around line 89-92: Define a validated public-web-origin type at the contract
owner and reject non-absolute origins, queries, or fragments at configuration
ingress. In
crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/channel_host.rs#L89-L92, update
configured_origin to consume the validated type and render /extensions from it;
construct it in
crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/extension_host_assembly.rs#L587-L589.
Replace raw Option<String> fields in
crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/channel_workflow.rs#L125-L129 and
crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/run_delivery.rs#L132-L142 with the shared
type, and update
crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/run_delivery/prompts.rs#L309-L312 to
render from that type without re-normalizing.
- Around line 126-145: Update connect_required_notice and its registry-backed
caller so the configured Extensions link is appended after selecting the stored
connection notice, including WebGeneratedCode channels. Add a regression test
through ChannelPairingRegistry::connection_notices() with a configured origin
that verifies the Extensions link is present.
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…elivery path The previous commit's coverage stopped at `unserviceable_auth_prompt_message`, a pure function. `.claude/rules/testing.md` is explicit that this is not enough: "when a helper gates a side effect, unit-testing the helper alone is not regression coverage — drive the call site". This helper gates a message *posted to a user*, which is the side effect, and the delivery path had no coverage of that message at all — the existing auth-prompt e2e family only asserts on the serviceable OAuth prompt. Two tests through the real observer and delivery coordinator, asserting on the message actually posted to the channel: - with a published origin, the delivered text carries the Extensions page address and no OAuth "Setup link:" (a device-link challenge has no authorization URL to offer); - with no origin, the copy keeps its wording and never advertises a relative path. Verified red before green: with the append disabled, the first test fails showing the exact reported defect — "...Open the Ironclaw web app to link the account, then ask me again here." with nothing to click. Two small harness seams, both reusing what was there: - `FakeAuthChallengeProvider::device_link()` selects the challenge kind that is never serviceable, so delivery takes the unavailable path; - the harness threads its existing `connect_link_base_url` option into `RunDeliveryServices`, so one deployment origin serves both the connect notice and the auth-unavailable message rather than adding a second knob. Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_host --lib -> 491 passed, 0 failed (489 before these two); clippy --all-targets clean. Refs #7887 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Intent: Provide chat users with actionable web app URLs for setup and auth-link ceremonies when chat delivery cannot run the setup flow.
Stats: 4 findings (from 7 raw, 7 after filter, 4 after dedup) across 4 files. Reviewers run: correctness, security, performance, design, coverage. Reviewers failed: none. Body-only: 0
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- Medium Preserve the intended setup path in the deep link (
crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/channel_host.rs:141-142, confidence 95) — anchor:crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/channel_host.rs:142
The generated/extensions?configure=<extension>URL omits thesetupquery that selects the channel's ceremony. For an extension supporting both workspace-bot and personal-account setup, clicking a WebGeneratedCode or DeviceLink notice opens the connection-choice screen; the user can select the wrong path, such as personal-account setup for a channel that requires workspace pairing.useSetupLandingexplicitly treats a missing setup parameter asnull, while the existing setup links usesetup=personal_account.
Fix: Appendsetup=workspace_botfor WebGeneratedCode andsetup=personal_accountfor DeviceLink, with the value encoded alongside the extension id.
Also flagged by: design/Medium, coverage/Medium
tests
- Medium Add coverage for composed origin plumbing (
crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/extension_host_assembly.rs:587-589, confidence 96) — anchor:crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/extension_host_assembly.rs:589
The new device-link delivery tests setHarnessOptions.connect_link_base_urldirectly, bypassingconnect_link_base_url_from_env()and the production composition-to-workflow wiring changed here. If this environment read or either forwarding step regresses, the tests remain green while deployed chat auth notices lose their URL.
Fix: Add a caller-level test that configures the production origin source and asserts the posted message contains the Extensions URL. - Medium Cover configured URLs in triggered delivery (
crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/run_delivery/triggered.rs:1157-1160, confidence 95) — anchor:crates/product/ironclaw_assistant/src/run_delivery/triggered.rs:1157
The new end-to-end coverage exercises the live observer path only. The existing triggered-run fixture usessetup_link_base_url: None, so the changed triggered-delivery branch is never tested with a configured origin and could silently omit the URL from background-run notices.
Fix: Extend the triggered-delivery contract test with a configured origin and assert the actual DM and shared-channel messages include the Extensions URL.
verification-evidence
- Medium Provide reproducible red/green regression evidence (
crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/channel_host/e2e_tests.rs:3134-3178, confidence 86) — anchor:crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/channel_host/e2e_tests.rs:3134
The PR body claims the new integration test was observed failing before the fix and passing afterward, but the diff contains no captured failing output, base-commit run, or other reproducible evidence. Because the tests are introduced in the same change, the claimed regression proof cannot be independently verified from the review bundle.
Fix: Record the exact targeted test command failing at the base revision and passing at the head revision, or attach equivalent CI evidence.
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Medium — Add coverage for composed origin plumbing.
The new device-link delivery tests set HarnessOptions.connect_link_base_url directly, bypassing connect_link_base_url_from_env() and the production composition-to-workflow wiring changed here. If this environment read or either forwarding step regresses, the tests remain green while deployed chat auth notices lose their URL.
Fix: Add a caller-level test that configures the production origin source and asserts the posted message contains the Extensions URL.
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Verified against the code. Your comment bundles two things, and they came out differently — so partly not-addressing, partly valid.
The env read is not bypassed. You're describing the e2e tests (slack_dm_device_link_auth_prompt_*), which do set HarnessOptions.connect_link_base_url directly. But the integration tests added in 0d991880e use WebUiBaseUrlEnvGuard (tests/integration/extension_delivery.rs:1543-1582), which sets the real process env var IRONCLAW_REBORN_WEBUI_BASE_URL and drives start_channel_host_assembly_for_test → start_channel_host_from_stores → start_channel_host — the same function serve calls, reading connect_link_base_url_from_env() at extension_host_assembly.rs:589. Unstubbed, through production assembly. If that env read regressed, slack_unserviceable_auth_gate_* fails.
channel_workflow.rs:474 is also covered — the live-observer forwarding is what those tests traverse to reach observer.rs:1052-1055.
channel_workflow.rs:200 is genuinely uncovered, and you're right about the consequence. The only existing test touching the triggered unserviceable path (triggered_manual_token_auth_cancels_and_notifies_all_targets) hand-sets auth_url: None from a literal and asserts only that the phrase "Ironclaw web app" appears — never URL presence or absence.
What I did about it, and what I didn't. I'm not building a background-run harness for this. The two consumption sites were byte-for-byte identical, so instead of testing a duplication I removed it: both now go through one method on RunDeliveryServices, so the triggered path cannot diverge from the live one at the point where the message is built. That closes the half that has actually bitten this PR twice — a helper reachable from only one path.
What remains genuinely untested is the forwarding at :200 — two adjacent RunDeliveryServices literals in one file, both reading the same self.services.setup_link_base_url. A regression there means changing one and not its neighbour. I judged a new test-support entry point for the background/triggered notifier assembly disproportionate to that risk; saying so explicitly rather than implying coverage I don't have.
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| let unavailable = prompts::unserviceable_auth_prompt_message(view.as_ref()); | ||
| let unavailable = prompts::unserviceable_auth_prompt_message( |
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Medium — Cover configured URLs in triggered delivery.
The new end-to-end coverage exercises the live observer path only. The existing triggered-run fixture uses setup_link_base_url: None, so the changed triggered-delivery branch is never tested with a configured origin and could silently omit the URL from background-run notices.
Fix: Extend the triggered-delivery contract test with a configured origin and assert the actual DM and shared-channel messages include the Extensions URL.
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Valid gap, and I am not closing it with a harness — here is the reasoning, so you can overrule it.
The two consumption sites were byte-for-byte identical:
prompts::unserviceable_auth_prompt_message(view.as_ref(), services.setup_link_base_url.as_deref())
Building a background-run harness to prove the triggered site passes the same argument as the live site is testing a duplication we can delete. 775ac91dc collapses both through RunDeliveryServices::unserviceable_auth_message, so exactly one place reads setup_link_base_url for this message and the triggered path cannot diverge from the live one at the point the message is built. That closes the half of this that has already bitten this PR twice — a helper reachable from only one path.
What that does not close, and I want it on the record rather than implied: the forwarding at channel_workflow.rs:200. That is two adjacent RunDeliveryServices literals reading the same self.services.setup_link_base_url; a regression means editing one and not its neighbour. Verified separately that no current test would catch it — triggered_manual_token_auth_cancels_and_notifies_all_targets hand-sets auth_url: None from a literal and asserts only that the phrase "Ironclaw web app" appears, never whether a URL is present.
I judged a new test-support entry point for the background-notifier assembly disproportionate to a two-adjacent-literals risk. If you would rather have the harness, say so and I will build it — it is a real gap, just a narrow one.
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Validation
- ✅ Focused extension-host regression test — The added WebGeneratedCode/DeviceLink notice behavior test passed.
- ✅ Focused assistant prompt regression test — The DeviceLink chat-unavailable prompt test passed.
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The previous commit put the link append inside the manifest branch of
`connection_notices`, which is unreachable for any extension that has a
pairing service: the resolution short-circuits on the pairing registry and
takes that service's `connection_notices()` unchanged. Every production
`WebGeneratedCode` channel is exactly that case, so the reported "not paired
yet" path still sent the raw, link-free manifest copy. The fix never ran where
the bug was reported.
`connect_required_notice` now takes the already-resolved copy plus the
strategy rather than the manifest descriptor, and the append happens once,
after either branch has produced a policy — one decoration, both sources, no
second path to drift.
The resolution moves into a free `resolve_connection_notices` so the pairing
arm is reachable from a test: `ChannelPairingService` takes seventeen
constructor fields, nine of them trait objects, and an arm no test can reach
is an arm no test can protect. `connection_notices` is now fetch-and-delegate.
Why the previous tests were green, both structural:
- the unit tests call `connect_required_notice` directly, exercising a
function production never reaches for that strategy;
- the e2e harness wires `channel_pairing: None`, so it always falls through to
the manifest arm — the pairing arm is unreachable there by construction.
Regression test `pairing_service_notices_still_receive_the_destination` drives
the pairing arm and was verified red against the original shape:
left: "Pair this account from the extension page."
right: "Pair this account from the extension page. Finish setup here:
https://app.example.com/extensions?configure=telegram"
Found in review, not by the suite: codex-connector P1 on #7897, plus an
independent local repro against the Railway preview. Caller-level coverage
through real composition wiring is being added separately.
Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_host --lib -> 492 passed,
0 failed; clippy --all-targets clean.
Refs #7897
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Railway preview QA — FAIL
Both fixes are gated on a configured public origin, so the gate was verified live before testing: the variable is set, and the expected links therefore carry the Case A — "Not paired yet" · Required · FAILGiven a Telegram account never paired to this workspace bot Observed — the entire reply:
No link. That string is byte-for-byte the manifest's Root cause — the fix is unreachable for this strategy. self.deps.channel_pairing
.and_then(|registry| registry.get(source.extension_id()))
.map(|service| service.connection_notices().clone()) // ← pairing extensions stop here
.or_else(|| { ... connect_required_notice(...) ... }) // ← the fix lives hereTelegram's strategy is connection_notices: ChannelConnectionNoticePolicy {
connect_required: connection.notices.connect_required.clone(),
...
},So Severity is UX, not availability: pairing still completes by navigating to the Extensions page manually. The dead-end this PR set out to remove is still there for Telegram. Case B — "Link owed" · Required · PASSGiven a Telegram account paired to the workspace bot with no linked personal account Observed:
Absolute URL present and rendered as a clickable link. The intended contract was exercised: the model called a Telegram linked-account tool and the auth gate fired — this is not the This is the reported #7887 journey, and on this path the fix works. Case C — "Already linked" · Required · BLOCKEDGiven a Telegram account with a linked personal account Not executed — the precondition is unreachable on this deployment. The device-link ceremony fails before it starts, so no account can reach the linked state here. Details below. Case D — destination sanity · Supplemental · PASS
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Per the status gate, a contradicted required case is FAIL regardless of the others. Supplemental passes do not upgrade it. Adjacent findings (outside this diff, same defect class)Encountered while trying to reach Case C's precondition. Both are follow-up issues, not scope for this PR — but both are the failure this PR exists to fix, one surface over. 1. A correctable config gap is raised as
…and files it under 2. The rendered message asserts something false. The configure modal shows three stacked strings, ending with "This Telegram account cannot be linked." — the Cleanup
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Found during Railway preview QA on this PR, while trying to reach the
"already linked" precondition. Two defects, cause and effect, and the effect
is the same class this PR exists to remove: assert something false, offer
nowhere to go.
**Cause.** A deployment with no `telegram_api_id` / `telegram_api_hash` failed
device-link through `DeviceLinkError::Internal`, whose contract reserves it
for "genuinely unclassifiable failures". The reason string names both missing
handles, so the failure is precisely classifiable AND precisely remediable —
just not by the person looking at the card. AGENTS.md: correctable failures
are model-visible outcomes; host errors are for failures that end the run.
**Effect.** `Internal` is non-restartable, and the card renders every
non-restartable failure as `deviceLink.cannotRetry` — "This Telegram account
cannot be linked." That is the `AccountUnavailable` claim ("deactivated,
banned, ineligible. Terminal") applied to an account that is perfectly fine.
The user was sent to debug their Telegram account for an admin configuration
gap, with the remedy one page away.
New `DeviceLinkErrorCode::NotConfigured` + `DeviceLinkError::NotConfigured`.
None of the eleven existing codes meant "the deployment has not finished
setting this up" — the nearest, `AccountUnavailable`, is the false claim
itself — so this is a new fact, not a re-label. Terminal for the user
(restarting cannot help until an operator acts), and distinct from both
neighbours.
Downstream:
- the driver maps it to `AuthErrorCode::MalformedConfig`, not
`BackendUnavailable`, which would tell the caller to retry a healthy service;
- the card gets `deviceLink.setupIncomplete`, which names the remedy and where
an operator applies it, instead of a claim about the account. en/de/es.
Both halves verified red before green:
- contracts: `a_configuration_gap_is_classified_apart_from_an_unclassifiable_failure`
pins the code, the non-restartability, the `not_configured` wire form the
card branches on, and that the reason still names the missing settings;
- frontend: the terminal-failure panel test now asserts a config gap renders
`setupIncomplete` and NOT `cannotRetry` — reverting the panel branch fails
it on exactly that assertion.
Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_contracts -p
ironclaw_telegram_extension -p ironclaw_auth --lib -> 227 + 151 + 158 passed,
0 failed; clippy --all-targets clean; npm test device-link-panel -> 19 passed;
tsc --noEmit clean.
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In `@crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/ar.ts`:
- Line 1679: Update the Arabic translation for deviceLink.error.not_configured
to describe the system lacking required deployment settings, not the current
version or copy; align its wording with the remediation language used by
deviceLink.setupIncomplete.
- Line 1669: Update the deviceLink.setupIncomplete translation to replace the
embedded “Admin → Configuration” breadcrumb with the existing Arabic labels
الإدارة and الإعدادات, preserving the rest of the message and the {name}
placeholder.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/uk.ts` at
line 1669: Same untranslated navigation labels in the Chinese message.
In `@crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/fr.ts`:
- Line 1669: Update the deviceLink.setupIncomplete French translation so the
administrator instruction explicitly says they must complete the configuration
in Admin → Configuration, replacing the ambiguous “la terminer” wording while
preserving the rest of the message.
In `@tests/integration/extension_delivery.rs`:
- Around line 1532-1585: Update the test wiring around WebUiBaseUrlEnvGuard and
start_channel_host_assembly_for_test so every read of
IRONCLAW_REBORN_WEBUI_BASE_URL is serialized with temporary environment writes,
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A reviewer found that the origin behind every `<origin>/extensions` link shown to chat users was only trimmed and checked non-empty, never validated. So `IRONCLAW_REBORN_WEBUI_BASE_URL=app.example.com` rendered the RELATIVE `app.example.com/extensions` — the precise thing these call sites' own doc comments say must never ship into a customer conversation — and a value carrying a query or fragment produced a non-Extensions destination. Three near-duplicate copies of the normalization existed (`channel_host`, `run_delivery/prompts`, `install_guidance`), which is the rule-of-three trigger and how they drifted into disagreeing about what "configured" means. `validated_connect_link_origin` in `ironclaw_extension_contracts` is now the single owner, and all three delegate to it. Accepts only an absolute http(s) origin; rejects a missing or other scheme, a query string, a fragment, a scheme with no host, and blank/whitespace. Rejection is `None` — ship link-free — preserving the existing documented behavior rather than starting to fail startup, which is the OAuth consumer's contract, not this one's. The scheme comparison is case-insensitive: RFC 3986 §3.1 makes schemes case-insensitive and `.claude/rules/types.md` requires normalizing case-insensitive external values at the boundary, so `HTTPS://app.example.com` is a valid origin that would otherwise have silently shipped link-free. Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_contracts --lib -> 162 passed; -p ironclaw_extension_manager --lib -> 172 passed; -p ironclaw_assistant --lib -> 522 passed; architecture gates green; clippy --all-targets clean. Refs #7897 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A reviewer found that `/extensions?configure=<id>` omits the `setup` query selecting which ceremony to open. `useSetupLanding.ts:11` defines `SETUP_PATHS = ["personal_account", "workspace_bot"]`, and an omitted or unrecognized value opens the connection-CHOICE screen — so a workspace-bot pairing notice could land the user where picking personal-account setup gives them the wrong ceremony entirely. That is the same confusion #7897 exists to remove. The reported bug was the model *describing* the wrong ceremony; a link that *offers* the wrong ceremony reproduces it one layer down, with a click attached. The match arm already distinguished the strategies, so each names its own path — no new concepts: - `WebGeneratedCode` -> `?configure=<id>&setup=workspace_bot` - `DeviceLink` -> `?configure=<id>&setup=personal_account` Deliberately NOT applied to the auth-prompt link in `run_delivery/prompts.rs`, which stays the bare `/extensions`: that path knows only a *vendor* id, and one vendor backs several extensions, so it cannot name an extension — let alone a ceremony — without risking the wrong one. Documented at both sites. `each_strategy_names_its_own_setup_ceremony` asserts the two as a difference rather than two literals, so it states the invariant instead of today's strings. Verified red by re-merging the arms — the `assert_ne!` fires, which is the failure mode that matters: a re-merge is silent, not loud. Also adopts the shared `validated_connect_link_origin` from the previous commit, replacing this file's local `configured_origin`. Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_host --lib -> 493 passed, 0 failed; clippy --all-targets clean. Refs #7897 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lable notice
A reviewer asked for a new background-run harness to prove the triggered
delivery path passes the same origin the live path does. The two call sites
were byte-for-byte identical:
prompts::unserviceable_auth_prompt_message(view.as_ref(),
services.setup_link_base_url.as_deref())
Building a harness to prove a duplication agrees with itself is the weaker
move. `RunDeliveryServices::unserviceable_auth_message` now does the pairing
once and both sites call it, so exactly one place reads `setup_link_base_url`
for this message and the triggered path cannot diverge from the live one.
This defect class has already landed twice in this PR — a helper reachable
from only one path, and a match arm no test could reach — which is what makes
deleting the divergence worth more than testing it.
Structural only; no behavior change. Covered by the existing
`observer_non_oauth_auth_block_cancels_run_and_posts_unavailable_notice` and
`triggered_manual_token_auth_cancels_and_notifies_all_targets`, which exercise
both call sites.
What this does NOT close, stated rather than implied: the *forwarding* of the
origin into the triggered driver at `channel_workflow.rs:200` — two adjacent
`RunDeliveryServices` literals reading the same field. A regression there
means editing one and not its neighbour. A new test-support entry point for
the background notifier assembly was judged disproportionate to that risk.
Verification: cargo test -p ironclaw_assistant --lib -> 522 passed; --test
run_delivery_contract -> 62 passed; integration
`slack_unserviceable_auth_gate` -> 2 passed; clippy --all-targets clean.
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…-link module Flagging this deliberately rather than folding it into the change that caused it: this is a ratchet, and raising one should be visible in its own commit. `ironclaw_extension_contracts` 10_841 -> 11_092. The growth is the new `connect_link` module — one `validated_connect_link_origin` helper plus its unit tests — which replaces three near-duplicate trim-and-check-non-empty implementations in `channel_host`, `run_delivery::prompts`, and `install_guidance`, none of which validated that `IRONCLAW_REBORN_WEBUI_BASE_URL` was an absolute origin. Why the ceiling moves rather than the code: contracts is the lowest crate all three consumers already depend on, and the helper is pure validation — no execution, no persistence, no vendor knowledge — which is what that crate is for. Putting it in `ironclaw_common` instead would push a URL primitive into a crate ~20 crates rebuild on, for no better boundary. The 251-unit rise buys the deletion of three copies of a rule they had already drifted on. Recorded in the file's existing "raised X -> Y by #NNNN" format. Refs #7897 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@crates/contracts/ironclaw_extension_contracts/src/connect_link.rs`:
- Around line 42-61: Update the URL validation in the surrounding link-parsing
function to reject malformed authorities such as whitespace-only hosts, require
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| let scheme_end = trimmed.find("://")?; // silent-ok: no scheme means a relative value, never safe to render as a link | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject malformed URLs and non-origin URLs.
Line 42 accepts https:// because its authority is nonempty. Line 61 also accepts https://app.example.com/webui and callers then render /webui/extensions, not the documented origin-root /extensions destination.
Parse the value and require a valid host, optional port, and an empty or root path. Add regression cases for malformed authorities and path-bearing values.
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In `@crates/contracts/ironclaw_extension_contracts/src/connect_link.rs` around
lines 42 - 61, Update the URL validation in the surrounding link-parsing
function to reject malformed authorities such as whitespace-only hosts, require
a valid host with an optional valid port, and accept only empty or root paths so
values like /webui are rejected. Preserve case-insensitive HTTP/HTTPS scheme
handling and add regression coverage for malformed authorities and path-bearing
URLs.
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…ntion Three review findings on the copy I added in bbd8a76/f842ec0de, plus two inconsistencies found while verifying them. **Localized the remediation breadcrumb.** The copy embedded the literal English "Admin -> Configuration" inside otherwise-localized sentences, so a user reading in their own language was told to find a menu path that does not appear in their UI. Each locale now uses its own existing `nav.admin` / `admin.tab.configuration` labels, matching the convention `deviceLink.personalDisclosure` already set in these same files. Verified per locale rather than applied blindly: `de`, `es`, and `fr` were already correct, because their own labels ARE "Admin"/"Konfiguration", "Admin"/"Configuración", "Admin"/"Configuration". The reviewer named three locales; the actual set needing a change was `ar`, `uk`, `zh-CN`, `hi`, `ja`, `ko`, and `pt-BR` — the last of which said "Configuration" where its own label is "Configuração". **Arabic said the wrong noun.** `هذه النسخة` means "this version/copy"; the message is about missing deployment settings. Now `يفتقر هذا النظام إلى الإعدادات اللازمة لهذا الاتصال.` **French inverted the meaning.** `Un administrateur doit la terminer` attaches the feminine pronoun most naturally to `la liaison` — the user's account link — implying an admin must finish the *user's link* rather than the *deployment configuration*. Now `doit terminer la configuration`. Worth fixing precisely because this PR exists to stop telling users false things about their account. **Encoding.** My added lines used `\uXXXX` escapes while every other string in these files is literal UTF-8. Normalized to literal, so the copy is readable in review and diffs. Verification: npm test -- i18n -> 28 passed; full frontend suite -> 169 files, 1470 tests passed; tsc --noEmit clean. Refs #7897 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes a flake source this PR introduced. `WebUiBaseUrlEnvGuard` sets and
removes the process-global `IRONCLAW_REBORN_WEBUI_BASE_URL` so the assembly
reads a real origin — but it serialized WRITERS only, while
`extension_host_assembly::start_channel_host` READS the var twice (`:589`,
`:621`), and five of the six `start_channel_host_assembly_for_test` call sites
in this binary were unguarded. Rust runs a binary's tests on parallel threads,
so a guarded test could leak its temporary origin into concurrent assemblies,
and an unguarded assembly could observe the value mid-set or mid-remove.
`start_assembly_serialized` is now the single choke point every call site goes
through. It holds `lock_env()` for the whole assembly call and optionally
applies the origin guard under that same lock. `WebUiBaseUrlEnvGuard` no
longer takes the lock itself — that would self-deadlock against the wrapper —
and its doc records the invariant that only `start_assembly_serialized` may
construct one. Structurally enforced rather than asserted: the real
`start_channel_host_assembly_for_test` call now appears exactly once in the
file, so a future call site cannot forget the lock without deleting the
wrapper.
Deliberately NOT fixed by passing the origin through
`ChannelHostAssemblyTestWiring`. That was the reviewer's other option, and it
would have quietly turned the env read back into an injection — undoing the
property a different reviewer specifically asked about, that the origin
reaches the message through production wiring rather than past it.
Verification: the whole binary, twice, for interference —
`RUST_MIN_STACK=67108864 cargo test -p ironclaw_integration_tests --test
reborn_integration_extension_delivery` -> 26 passed, 2 failed on both runs,
identical and stable. The two failures are `*::case_2_postgres`, which need a
Docker daemon this machine lacks ("Socket not found: /var/run/docker.sock");
the harness treats a Postgres skip as a failure by design, and both were red
before this change. clippy --all-targets clean.
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replacing the ambiguous “completarla” wording while preserving the rest of the
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`Un administrador debe completarla` attaches the feminine pronoun most naturally to `la vinculación` — the user's account link — implying an administrator must finish the *user's link* rather than the deployment configuration. Now `debe completar la configuración`. This is the identical defect fixed in French in 4564647, one language over. I fixed French and did not check its Romance-language sibling, so a reviewer had to find it — the same class of miss this PR keeps surfacing: a fix applied to the path in front of me rather than to every path that shares the shape. Verification: npm test -- i18n -> 28 passed; full frontend suite -> 169 files, 1470 tests passed; tsc --noEmit clean. Refs #7897 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
One conflict: the contracts size-ceiling ratchet in `reborn_dependency_boundaries.rs`. Both sides raised the SAME row — main to 11_451 for `[[memory.scheduled_ops]]` (#7765), this branch to 11_092 for the `connect_link` validation module. Taking either side alone would have been wrong in a way CI would not necessarily explain: mine drops main's headroom, main's drops mine. Resolved by keeping BOTH rationales — the row genuinely grew twice, for two independent reasons, and each delta deserves its own line — and by setting the number to the count this test reports for the merged tree: 11_633. Worth recording that the deltas do not sum. 11_451 + 251 would be 11_702; the measured value is 11_633. Adding them would have left 69 lines of unearned headroom in a ratchet whose entire job is to make growth deliberate. Verification on the merged tree: cargo test -p ironclaw_architecture_tests --test reborn_dependency_boundaries -> 42 passed, 0 failed; -p ironclaw_extension_contracts --lib -> 537 passed; -p ironclaw_assistant --lib -> 174 passed; -p ironclaw_extension_host --lib -> 493 passed; all 0 failed. Refs #7897 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1679-1679: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSame missed fix in two locales: the pronoun in
deviceLink.setupIncompletepoints at the account link, not the configuration.es.tsandfr.tsalready replaced their ambiguous object pronoun with an explicit "the configuration" in this PR.pt-BR.tsanduk.tsstill use a pronoun that grammatically attaches to the account-link noun.
crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/pt-BR.ts#L1679-L1679: replace "concluí-la" with an explicit object, e.g. "concluir a configuração".crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/uk.ts#L1679-L1679: replace "завершити її" with an explicit object, e.g. "завершити налаштування".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/pt-BR.ts`:
- Line 1679: Update the deviceLink.setupIncomplete translation to explicitly
name the configuration as the object being completed, avoiding pronouns that
attach to the account-link noun. In
crates/product/ironclaw_webui/frontend/src/i18n/pt-BR.ts lines 1679-1679,
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The setup fallback and device-link changes are coherent across backend and frontend, with no concrete production-blocking defects found.
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Chat users blocked on a setup ceremony were told where to go and given nothing to click. This hands them the address, and fixes the defects found while proving it.
The original defect — two CX cells, one shape
…/extensions?configure=<id>&setup=workspace_bot…/extensionsBoth ship link-free when no public origin is configured, exactly as before.
Not what the issue proposed. #7887 asked for per-caller device-link state on
builtin.extension_search. Investigating the journey showed that was the wrong layer: the state is already resolved correctly on three of the four surfaces (web app, Extensions page, CLI — all verified in the CX matrix). Only the chat surface fails, and it fails on delivering a URL. Enriching search would have fixed one of the two cells, for 1 of the 11 extensions that declare a per-user ceremony. Everything here branches onChannelConnectionStrategy/AuthPromptChallengeKind, never a vendor name.What else is in this diff
Each of these came from review or from live QA against the Railway preview, not from scope creep — but they are real additions and the diff should say so.
Pairing-arm reachability. The first fix put the link append inside the manifest branch of
connection_notices, which is unreachable for any extension with a pairing service — i.e. every productionWebGeneratedCodechannel, including the reported one. The append now happens after either branch produces a policy. Found in review; reproduced live before fixing.Ceremony in the deep link.
?configure=<id>alone opens the connection-choice screen, so a workspace-bot pairing notice could offer personal-account setup — the wrong ceremony, which is the confusion this PR exists to remove. Each strategy now names its own path.Origin validation. The origin behind every link was only trimmed and checked non-empty, so
IRONCLAW_REBORN_WEBUI_BASE_URL=app.example.comrendered a relative link into a customer conversation.validated_connect_link_origininironclaw_extension_contractsis now the single owner, replacing three near-duplicate copies that had already drifted.Device-link config gap. A deployment missing
telegram_api_id/telegram_api_hashfailed throughDeviceLinkError::Internal, which the card renders as "This Telegram account cannot be linked." — a terminal claim about a perfectly healthy account. NewNotConfiguredcode (none of the eleven existing ones meant "the deployment hasn't finished setting this up"; the nearest,AccountUnavailable, is the false claim), mapped toMalformedConfigrather thanBackendUnavailable, with copy that names the remedy. Same defect class as the headline bug, one surface over.Test-isolation fix. The integration test set a process-global env var and serialized only writers, while
start_channel_hostreads it twice and five of six assembly call sites were unguarded — a flake source in a shared binary. All call sites now route through one locked choke point.Reviewer attention
A pinned assertion changed.
connect_notice_appends_the_link_only_for_oauth_with_a_base_urllooped all three non-OAuth strategies asserting verbatim copy, justified by "a non-OAuth strategy carries its own deep link". That doesn't hold for this notice:deep_link_templateinterpolates a{code}the sender hasn't been issued. Two strategies moved to a new test; the invariant it protects is unchanged and still asserted — the auto-starting/chat?connect=route never ships to a room that cannot deliver privately.An architecture ratchet moved. Contracts size ceiling 10,841 → 11,092, in
d7562e4d5on its own so it's visible rather than buried. It buys the deletion of three duplicate origin implementations.A latent bug fixed in passing. A blank origin would have rendered
Or connect directly: /chat?connect=slack— the relative path the doc comment says must never ship.Test Strategy
slack_unserviceable_auth_gate_*drive a real Slack turn throughstart_channel_host_assembly_for_test— production wiring, real env read — asserting on the actualchat.postMessagebody. Verified red before green.setupIncompleteand notcannotRetry; 1470 tests green.Not covered, stated rather than implied: the triggered/proactive delivery path (
channel_workflow.rs:200→triggered.rs:1157). Reaching it needs a background run parked onBlockedAuth, and no harness seam exists. The two consumption sites were collapsed into one method so the triggered path cannot diverge from the live one where the message is built; what remains untested is the forwarding — two adjacent literals reading the same field.Live QA
Verified on the Railway preview with a real Telegram bot and real turns. Link owed passed on the intended contract (the model called a linked-account tool and the auth gate fired — not the
extension_searchimprovisation path). Not paired yet failed and drove the pairing-arm fix. Already linked was blocked — unreachable withouttelegram_api_id; that whole CX row remains untested on all four surfaces and is the direction where a linked user could be told to link again.Compatibility and rollback
No persistence, schema, auth, secret, or network change.
DeviceLinkErrorCode::NotConfiguredis an added enum variant; all consumers match exhaustively and are updated in this diff. Rollback is a plain revert.Closes #7887