feat(telegram): register the Bot API command menu at activation - #8072
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The Telegram chat menu button now lists the channel's declared commands (/model, /status, /new, /stop, /interrupt). ChannelIngressDescriptor gains generic activation_calls/deactivation_calls vendor-recipe lists; the extension host runs them through the existing restricted-egress lifecycle path (fail-closed at activation, best-effort at deactivation), and the Telegram manifest declares setMyCommands/deleteMyCommands recipes plus their egress allowlist entries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D17nRLsrwt6kmfXPtrLFxk
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WalkthroughThe change adds bounded activation and deactivation vendor calls to channel descriptors. The host executes these calls with restricted egress, shared deadlines, rollback, and per-half failure policies. Telegram publishes and removes its declared command menu through Bot API endpoints with lifecycle and validation coverage. ChangesChannel surface wiring
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ExtensionHost
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ExtensionHost->>TelegramManifest: load activation_calls
TelegramManifest-->>ExtensionHost: provide setMyCommands recipe
ExtensionHost->>TelegramBotAPI: POST /bot{telegram_bot_token}/setMyCommands
TelegramBotAPI-->>ExtensionHost: return command-menu response
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It changes extension lifecycle behavior with new external vendor side effects (mediated egress calls) and warrants final human review despite strong test coverage.
Pull request overview
This PR adds a vendor-blind mechanism for channels to run additional manifest-declared vendor calls during activation/deactivation, and uses it to register Telegram’s Bot API command menu (setMyCommands) at activation (and clear it best-effort at deactivation).
Changes:
- Extend
ChannelIngressDescriptorwithactivation_callsanddeactivation_callsrecipe lists (optional via empty defaults) using the existingChannelVendorCallRecipegrammar. - Update
ironclaw_extension_hostlifecycle wiring to execute the ingress wiring recipe plus the additional calls in declared order (fail-closed on activation, best-effort on deactivation via the existing deactivation behavior). - Add Telegram manifest recipes + egress allowlist entries and strengthen regression/architecture coverage to pin ordering, fail-closed semantics, and manifest/menu alignment.
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| tests/integration/extension_delivery.rs | Extends integration coverage to assert setMyCommands crosses recorded egress during Telegram activation. |
| crates/extensions/packages/telegram/manifest.toml | Declares setMyCommands/deleteMyCommands activation/deactivation calls and allowlists both Bot API paths. |
| crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/tests/lifecycle_contract.rs | Adds lifecycle contract tests for ordering and fail-closed activation behavior of additional ingress calls. |
| crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/lifecycle.rs | Executes ingress wiring recipe plus additional activation/deactivation call recipes in declared order. |
| crates/contracts/ironclaw_extension_contracts/src/channel.rs | Adds activation_calls/deactivation_calls fields to ChannelIngressDescriptor. |
| crates/app/ironclaw_composition/tests/first_party_manifest_v3_parity.rs | Pins Telegram’s egress allowlist paths to include the new Bot API endpoints. |
| crates/app/ironclaw_architecture_tests/tests/telegram_extension_gates.rs | Adds an architecture gate ensuring Telegram’s command menu mirrors [channel] commands and is egress-allowlisted. |
| crates/app/ironclaw_architecture_tests/tests/reborn_dependency_boundaries.rs | Updates the ironclaw_extension_contracts size ceiling ledger entry for the added contract surface. |
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In `@crates/app/ironclaw_architecture_tests/tests/telegram_extension_gates.rs`:
- Around line 528-532: Extend the Telegram architecture test around the existing
egress-path assertions to parse channel.ingress.deactivation_calls and require a
deactivation recipe whose path ends with /deleteMyCommands. Keep the current
egress coverage checks and anchor the new assertion to the existing manifest
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In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/lifecycle.rs`:
- Around line 429-432: Update the deactivation flow around the deregistration
call in the lifecycle method to continue executing every deactivation recipe
when one fails, including ensuring deleteMyCommands runs after deleteWebhook
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deleteWebhook deregistration and asserting deleteMyCommands was attempted.
- Line 391: Update the activation flow around the chained activation calls to
compensate already-completed effects when a later call fails, such as removing
the webhook after setWebhook succeeds but setMyCommands fails, before returning
the activation error. Preserve the Failed state and no-snapshot behavior, and
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Found four material issues in persistence compatibility and lifecycle execution; the highest-impact issue prevents an upgraded Telegram installation from being rolled back cleanly.
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- ✅ Telegram recipe alignment — Static inspection confirms the added menu command names match the channel declaration and both endpoints are constrained to the existing Telegram POST egress target.
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| /// Same recipe grammar, same restricted egress, same fail-closed | ||
| /// activation semantics as `registration`. | ||
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🔴 High · Keep persisted manifests rollback-compatible
The persisted resolved-manifest record serializes these nonempty lists for Telegram. An upgrade migrates the host-bundled manifest and writes that record; a rollback then deserializes it with the older ChannelIngressDescriptor, whose deny_unknown_fields rejects these fields before lifecycle restore. default only lets new code read old rows, and skip_serializing_if does not apply to Telegram’s nonempty lists. This makes rollback a startup failure; add a backward-compatible persisted projection or an explicit migration/rollback path.
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🟠 Medium · Handle partial lifecycle recipe execution
The new loop exits on the first failed recipe. A successful setWebhook followed by a failed setMyCommands leaves the webhook registered while activation is recorded as Failed and unpublished. Conversely, an error from deleteWebhook prevents deleteMyCommands from being attempted despite its best-effort cleanup contract. Track applied activation effects for compensation, and continue deactivation cleanup while aggregating/logging failures.
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🟠 Medium · Bound lifecycle recipe count and aggregate duration
Neither new list has a cardinality or total-time limit. The raw manifest-size cap still permits thousands of small recipes targeting one allowed path. Each iteration receives the full hook deadline while activation or deactivation holds the global lifecycle lock, so a slow endpoint can block every other lifecycle operation for the sum of those deadlines. Enforce a small list limit and an aggregate execution budget during manifest validation.
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🟠 Medium · Verify the command-menu side effect before activation succeeds
This new path delegates to run_vendor_call, which treats any 2xx response as success and discards the response body. There is no provider-level success validation or getMyCommands read-back, yet activation marks the extension Active. The system can therefore report a registered menu without evidence that the provider persisted it. Validate provider success and read back the state, or explicitly surface the outcome as unverified.
Applies the PR #8072 review findings (ironloopai, coderabbitai, internal /code-review): Register-half failures now best-effort unwind an already registered webhook; Deregister runs every recipe best-effort instead of stopping at the first failure; every recipe's egress target resolves before any call reaches the vendor; one deadline bounds the whole wiring half; last_error names which vendor call failed; activation/deactivation call lists are capped at 8 in ChannelDescriptor::validate; the Telegram gate now pins the deleteMyCommands recipe's existence, Telegram's real 1-256 description bound, and menu descriptions against the live product_command_descriptors() registry; the new manifest grammar is documented in the extension-runtime overview, the reborn-extension-surfaces skill, and the Telegram package guidance. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D17nRLsrwt6kmfXPtrLFxk
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Follow-up to the PR #8072 re-review: the best-effort unwind now runs on the REMAINING hook_deadline budget (tokio clock) instead of restarting a fresh one, so an unresponsive vendor cannot double the lifecycle-lock hold — after a full expiry the unwind is skipped and logged. A deadline expiry also stays visible in the failure reason when a vendor call already failed, instead of being masked by it. Regression test drives the shared budget under paused tokio time via a new response-delay hook on the recording egress. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D17nRLsrwt6kmfXPtrLFxk
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505-508: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winContinue deregistration after target-resolution failures.
Line 505 returns before any deregistration call runs. For example, a valid
deleteWebhookrecipe followed by an unallowlisteddeleteMyCommandsrecipe preventsdeleteWebhookfrom running.deactivatethen persistsInstalledwhile the vendor webhook remains registered.For
IngressWiring::Deregister, retain the first resolution error, log it, and execute every recipe whose target resolved. Keep the current all-or-nothing preflight behavior forIngressWiring::Register. Add a caller-level deactivation test for one valid recipe and one unresolved later recipe.As per coding guidelines, “New or changed production-wired behavior needs a caller-level test at the nearest meaningful seam.”
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The origin/main merge (e03fcfc) resolved the ceiling-line conflict with an over-indented comment block and tuple, which `cargo fmt --check` rejects. Whitespace only; no pin change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MgHnujL2VHZYkmf2CqeQpc
Summary
/model,/status,/new,/stop,/interrupt— registered via the Bot API'ssetMyCommandsat extension activation and cleared best-effort viadeleteMyCommandsat deactivation.ChannelIngressDescriptorgains two generic, optional vendor-recipe lists —activation_calls(run afterregistration, fail-closed) anddeactivation_calls(run afterderegistration, best-effort). SameChannelVendorCallRecipegrammar as the existing webhook wiring; no new execution surface.run_ingress_registrationruns the wiring recipe plus each declared surface call in order, each resolved against the[[channel.egress]]allowlist and executed through the same restricted egress with host-side credential injection. The generic lifecycle stays vendor-blind.setMyCommandsrecipe with the five commands (descriptions copied from the product command registry) +deleteMyCommands, and both paths added to the egress allowlist. The bot token stays apath_placeholder— token bytes never enter adapter or executor scope.ironclaw_extension_contractssize ceiling was raised 12 867 → 12 930 with a dated ledger entry: the two recipe-list fields, the per-list cap inChannelDescriptor::validate, and the cap's test — declaration and shape validation only; execution stays inironclaw_extension_host.Change Type
Linked Issue
None (spec breadcrumb:
docs/internal/superpowers/specs/2026-07-29-product-command-train-design.mdflagssetMyCommandsas a cheap follow-up).Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy -p ironclaw_extension_contracts -p ironclaw_extension_host -p ironclaw_architecture_tests -p ironclaw_integration_tests --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo build(via test builds)cargo test -p <owning-crate> --features integration— Not applicable: no database-backed behavior changedgetMyCommandsread-back check is described belowTest Strategy
User behavior: a Telegram user opens the workspace bot's chat and the menu button lists the five supported slash commands with descriptions; after the extension is deactivated the menu is cleared.
Risk areas:
Tests added or updated:
ironclaw_extension_host tests/lifecycle_contract.rs— ordering + rendered body over recorded egress; fail-closed activation (Failed, nothing published); best-effort unwind of an already-registered webhook when a later activation call fails (withlast_errornaming the failing call); a failingdeleteWebhookstill attemptingdeleteMyCommands; an un-allowlisted later recipe failing before ANY call reaches the vendor. Plus the recipe-list cap test inironclaw_extension_contracts.tests/integration/extension_delivery.rs(telegram_update_becomes_a_turn_and_a_coordinated_reply) — activation seam now also assertssetMyCommandscrossed the recorded wire with the token substituted host-side and all five commands in the body.getMyCommandsread-back documented below).telegram_extension_gates.rs::telegram_command_menu_matches_the_declared_channel_commands(menu entries mirror[channel] commandsexactly, obey Telegram's name/description grammar, and both calls are egress-allowlisted) and thefirst_party_manifest_v3_parity.rspinned egress path list (also proves the live manifest parses through the production v3 parser).What the tests prove: the generic executor runs the new recipes in declared order through the same mediated egress as
setWebhook; a failing menu registration aborts activation instead of shipping a silently broken menu; the manifest's menu can never drift from the declared command allowlist; and the whole production wiring (real manifest → activation → recorded egress) emits the call with host-side credential substitution.Commands run:
cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_host --features test-supportcargo test -p ironclaw_architecture_testscargo test -p ironclaw_composition --test first_party_manifest_v3_paritycargo test -p ironclaw_integration_tests --test reborn_integration_extension_delivery(libSQL leg; the Postgres leg needs Docker, unavailable locally)cargo test -p ironclaw_extension_contracts/-p ironclaw_extension_registry/-p ironclaw_telegram_extensionPre-existing failures on the branch base, untouched here:
retired_web_push_spelling_stays_at_zero_occurrences(introduced by #8038'sapi-boundary.test.ts).Security Impact
Two new Bot API endpoints (
setMyCommands,deleteMyCommands) added to Telegram's declared egress allowlist on the existingapi.telegram.orgPOST target. Calls run through the same restricted egress withpath_placeholdercredential injection — no new credential exposure, no new ingress, no permission changes. Recipe bodies are static manifest data; placeholders resolve from non-secret config only.Reborn Trust-Boundary Checklist
ChannelWiringError/LifecycleErrorpaths reused. Audited via the lifecycle contract suite.serde(default)on the two newVecfields fails closed to empty (no calls), preserving every existing manifest and persisted resolved record byte-for-byte (skip_serializing_ifkeeps digests stable).hook_deadline.VendorWiring→ActivationHook, fail-closed at activation; logged best-effort at deactivation).activation_calls, no vendor knowledge in the host).Database Impact
None.
Blast Radius
ironclaw_extension_contracts(descriptor shape),ironclaw_extension_host(lifecycle vendor-call loop), the Telegram manifest, and three test suites. Channels declaring no new recipes are byte-identical no-ops. The one behavioral edge: a deployment whose egress blockssetMyCommandswould now fail Telegram activation (fail-closed by design) — the manifest allowlists it, so this only bites if the recipe and allowlist are edited inconsistently, which the new architecture gate pins. When an activation call fails after the webhook registered, the host now best-effort unwinds (runs the deregistration half) before recordingFailed, so the vendor is not left delivering to an unpublished route.Rollback Plan
Revert the commit. Constraint (found in review, ironloopai + /code-review): the persisted resolved-manifest record embeds
ChannelIngressDescriptor, whose pre-PR parser is#[serde(deny_unknown_fields)]. Deployments that never (re)install/activate Telegram on the new binary keep byte-identical rows (skip_serializing_ifomits the empty lists) and roll back cleanly. A deployment where Telegram DID activate post-upgrade has a row carrying the non-emptyactivation_calls/deactivation_callsfields, which an older binary rejects while opening the installation store — so roll back such a deployment by removing (or deactivating + reinstalling) the Telegram extension first, or by deleting its manifest row before booting the old binary. This is the standing property of any manifest-vocabulary addition underdeny_unknown_fields(same class as theChannelDescriptor.notificationsfield, 2026-08-09); the #5459 precedent (keep the common-case byte shape identical) is followed here. A stale registered command menu after rollback is cleared by hand withdeleteMyCommandsor overwritten by the next activation.Review Follow-Through
Review findings from ironloopai, coderabbitai, and an internal /code-review pass were applied in the second commit: per-half failure policy (Register fails fast and best-effort unwinds an already-registered webhook; Deregister is best-effort per recipe), pre-run resolution of every recipe's egress target (fail-before-side-effects), one deadline over the whole wiring half instead of per recipe, a per-list cap (8) in
ChannelDescriptor::validate, per-call error labels solast_errornames which vendor call failed, gate fixes (thedeleteMyCommandsrecipe's existence is now asserted; the description bound corrected to Telegram's real 1–256), menu descriptions pinned against the REALproduct_command_descriptors()registry via a dev-onlyironclaw_assistantimport (existing pattern in that crate's Cargo.toml), and docs (extension-runtime overview, reborn-extension-surfaces skill, telegram AGENTS.md).Deliberately deferred: provider read-back verification of
setMyCommands(ironloopai) —run_vendor_calltreats 2xx as success for the pre-existingsetWebhookpath too; addinggetMyCommandsread-back is new evidence machinery best done for both calls together as a follow-up. Slack has no programmatic equivalent (its slash commands live in the out-of-bandapp_manifest.json), so no other channel adopts the new fields yet.Review track: B
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