fix: six shipped routes were 404-ing in production, derive the matrix guard from the mux - #1203
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Live authenticated probe against hive-demo-cf confirmed the claim: GET
/v1/audio/voices and every /v1/agent/schedules operation return 404
{"code":"unknown_endpoint"} in production, even with a real Supabase
session, because they were never added to
packages/openai-contract/matrix/support-matrix.json.
UnsupportedEndpointMiddleware wraps the whole /v1/ mux and answers
StatusUnknown with 404 before the request ever reaches the gate or the
handler, so both shipped features (#1079, #1081) have been dead on the
live box since they merged.
Reading the two handlers turned up two more unlisted operations in the
same family: GET /v1/agent/tasks/{task_id}/events and .../files, real
routes registered on the mux with no matrix entry at all. All eight are
added with supported_now.
This is the same defect as buglog entry
matrix-missing-proprietary-endpoints (2026-07-17), and the guard built
for that incident (unsupported_integration_test.go) only covers what
someone remembered to type into its case list, which is why a second,
unrelated pair of routes slipped through it. Fixed both:
- Kept and extended the hand-list test: it is the only thing that can
see a new suffix inside a handler's own internal path dispatch (a
mux pattern alone cannot).
- Added a mux-derived guard that needs no such list. route_recorder.go
wraps the real *http.ServeMux, recording every pattern registered
through it. main() now refuses to start if any /v1/ pattern it
actually registered has zero support-matrix.json coverage
(assertMatrixCoverage), and route_matrix_guard_test.go exercises the
same check in CI by calling the real registration functions
(registerRAGRoutes, registerAgentTaskRoutes,
registerAgentScheduleRoutes, registerInfraRoutes,
registerMediaFileBatchRoutes, the new registerAudioVoicesRoute, and
artifacts.Handler.Register) with lightweight fakes. Verified this
guard actually catches the original bug by replaying it against the
pre-fix matrix (HIVE_MATRIX_PATH_FOR_TEST): it fails on exactly
/v1/audio/voices, /v1/agent/schedules, /v1/agent/schedules/.
registerInfraRoutes, registerMediaFileBatchRoutes,
registerRAGRoutes/registerAgentTaskRoutes/registerAgentScheduleRoutes,
and artifacts.Handler.Register now accept a small local interface
(httpMux / muxHandleFunc) instead of the concrete *http.ServeMux, so
the recorder can be passed to them with no other behavior change.
Existing tests that build a plain http.NewServeMux() (gated_routes_test.go,
artifacts handler_test.go) compile unchanged.
Known, stated limit: the mux-derived guard cannot see past a
registered subtree prefix into a handler's own internal
method/suffix switch (routeItem/routeTaskByID-style), which is why
the hand-list test stays. Closing that gap fully would mean rewriting
those handlers onto Go 1.22+ method+wildcard mux patterns
(mux.HandleFunc("GET /v1/agent/schedules/{id}", ...)) instead of one
prefix registration plus manual dispatch; out of scope here.
Deploy is currently blocked by an unrelated failing migration on
another branch, so this fix will not reach the live box until that
clears.
Buglog entry (for the follow-up buglog-only PR per
.claude/rules/openwolf.md, not appended here):
{"date":"2026-08-25","tags":["matrix","edge-api","routing","recurrence"],"error_message":"GET /v1/audio/voices and the whole /v1/agent/schedules family returned 404 unknown_endpoint on the live box despite being fully implemented and registered on the mux","root_cause":"UnsupportedEndpointMiddleware 404s any /v1/ path with no support-matrix.json entry, checked before auth/gate/handler; the two route families shipped (#1079, #1081) without matrix entries, and the existing regression guard (unsupported_integration_test.go, added for the same defect on 2026-07-17) only covered a hand-typed case list that nobody extended for these","fix":"Added the 8 missing matrix entries (including two more found while auditing: GET /v1/agent/tasks/{task_id}/events and .../files); added a mux-derived boot-time+CI guard (route_recorder.go, assertMatrixCoverage) that fails on any /v1/ pattern the mux actually registers with zero matrix coverage, so a new route can no longer ship unlisted without a human remembering to update a list"}
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In `@apps/edge-api/internal/matrix/types.go`:
- Around line 73-76: Update the descendant matching logic in the endpoint lookup
loop so subtree matching is enabled only when pattern ends with “/”; retain
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…erns HasCoverage always trimmed a trailing slash before comparing, so it treated an exact mux registration (no trailing slash) as covered by a descendant templated entry, and a subtree registration (trailing slash) as covered by an entry sitting exactly at the trimmed prefix. Lookup makes neither match, so the boot-time drift guard could pass while UnsupportedEndpointMiddleware still 404s the same registered route, silently defeating the guard on the exact class of bug it exists to catch. HasCoverage now branches on whether the pattern itself ends in a slash: a subtree pattern only matches entries under it, and an exact pattern reuses pathMatchesTemplate, the same matcher Lookup calls, so the two can no longer diverge on this axis. Adds regression cases for both mismatches plus a table-driven test asserting HasCoverage and Lookup agree on whether the matrix knows a path at all, so future drift is caught structurally.
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…b) (#1205) ## Summary - Verifies #1202's per-step progress rendering and #1193's composer mode against a real deployed sandbox run, not the local `agent_stub.py` #1202's own capture disclosed using (the three blockers that stub named are gone: the demo box now carries #1193/#1202/#1203, the box is not WSL2, and a live session could be minted). - Toggle, draft preservation, real sandbox launch, settle behaviour, and mid-run reload cursor resume all verified working. - Per-step progress does **not** hold up against a real run: the substantive 58-second work window produced zero new events, and the six lines that did land are mostly dead text or noise. Zero `tool_call`/`tool_result`/`error` events appeared despite real terminal and file-editor tool use. Full detail in the capture log. ## Test plan - [x] `node tools/lint-no-token-in-proof-captures.mjs` passes locally against the new `docs/proof/cowork-run-progress-live-2026-08-26/` directory - [x] Screenshots posted as a follow-up comment on #1202 via `scripts/post-pr-visual-proof.sh` - [x] Findings verified independently against `public.agent_tasks` / `public.agent_task_events` on the box's own Postgres, not only the UI Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Summary Reconciles the backlog created by the branch-append restriction in issue #873: every fixed bug, error, failed test, or failed build must be logged in `.wolf/buglog.jsonl`, but never appended directly on a feature branch, since GitHub's server-side merge ignores the `merge=union` driver and two branches that both appended land in hard conflict. The route is to carry the entry in the fix PR's body and append it here afterward, in a dedicated buglog-only PR. This PR is that reconciliation, swept properly rather than trusting a short known list: - Searched all merged PRs whose body contains a "Buglog entry" heading (287 PRs matched via GitHub code search). - Extracted the JSON line following each heading (multiple headings per PR body handled correctly, e.g. PR #814 and PR #1203 each carry two matches, one a prose mention and one the real entry). - Deduplicated against the 314 entries already on `main`, both by `id` and by exact `error_message` text, plus deduplicated within this batch itself. - Result: **197 new entries from 167 source PRs**, spanning PR #787 through PR #1734. - Validated every extracted line has the four required fields (`error_message`, `root_cause`, `fix`, `tags`). All 297 raw extractions had them; zero were rejected as incomplete. - Five entries carried `tags` as a comma-separated string instead of an array (inconsistent with the rest of the file's schema). Normalized to an array by splitting on comma, content unchanged, nothing invented. - The five false-positive "Buglog entry" mentions that were prose references rather than real headings (PRs #1116, #1303 first match, #1438 first match, #814 first match, #1203 first match) were correctly skipped, either because no JSON followed or because the real entry was found at a later heading in the same body. ## Diff scope `.wolf/buglog.jsonl` only, 197 insertions, 0 deletions. No existing line touched (verified byte-identical against the first 314 lines pre-append). ## Test plan - [x] Every one of the 511 resulting lines parses as valid single-line JSON. - [x] `git show --stat` on the pushed commit shows exactly one file changed. - [x] First 314 lines diffed identical to `origin/main`'s current file. - [x] This is on the inert-path allowlist in `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, so the six required checks should report green without running their heavy steps. Refs #873
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Summary
Live authenticated probe against hive-demo-cf confirmed the claim in the dispatch:
GET /v1/audio/voicesand every/v1/agent/schedulesoperation return 404{"code":"unknown_endpoint"}in production, even with a real Supabase session, because they were never added topackages/openai-contract/matrix/support-matrix.json.UnsupportedEndpointMiddlewarewraps the whole/v1/mux and answersStatusUnknownwith 404 before the request ever reaches the feature gate or the handler, so both shipped features (#1079, #1081) have been dead on the live box since they merged.Reading the two handlers turned up two more unlisted operations in the same family while auditing:
GET /v1/agent/tasks/{task_id}/eventsand.../files, real routes registered on the mux with no matrix entry at all. All eight are added withsupported_now.How I verified (before writing any code)
UnsupportedEndpointMiddlewareandmatrix.Lookup: confirmed the mechanism (default case onStatusUnknownreturns 404) and that auth (authSelectorMiddleware) wraps outside the middleware, so an unauthenticated probe cannot distinguish "unlisted" from "unauthorized" — which is exactly why the earlier unauthenticated probe was inconclusive.control-planecontainer (it's the only container holdingSUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY), fore2e-verified@scubed.com.bd.edge-api:8080from inside the docker network on the box.GET /v1/models(control) returned 200.GET /v1/audio/voicesandGET /v1/agent/schedulesboth returned:default:branch body fromUnsupportedEndpointMiddleware, i.e.matrix.LookupreturnedStatusUnknown. Confirmed, not inferred.grep mux.Handle), so this is purely a matrix data gap, not a routing gap.What changed
Data: 8 new
supported_nowentries insupport-matrix.json:GET /v1/audio/voices, the 5/v1/agent/schedulesoperations, andGET /v1/agent/tasks/{task_id}/events/.../files.Guard, two layers (this is a recurrence — buglog entry
matrix-missing-proprietary-endpoints, 2026-07-17, was the same class and the guard built then only covers a hand-typed case list nobody extended for these two new families):unsupported_integration_test.go's hand-list test with the 8 new cases. This is the only mechanism that can see a new suffix inside a handler's own internal path dispatch (routeItem/routeTaskByID-style switch) — a raw mux pattern alone cannot.route_recorder.gowraps the real*http.ServeMux, recording every pattern registered through it.main()now refuses to start (log.Fatal) if any/v1/pattern it actually registered has zerosupport-matrix.jsoncoverage (assertMatrixCoverage), androute_matrix_guard_test.goexercises the identical check in CI by calling the real registration functions (registerRAGRoutes,registerAgentTaskRoutes,registerAgentScheduleRoutes,registerInfraRoutes,registerMediaFileBatchRoutes, the newly-extractedregisterAudioVoicesRoute, andartifacts.Handler.Register) with lightweight fakes, mirroring the existinggated_routes_test.gopattern of building a real mux from real registration code.HIVE_MATRIX_PATH_FOR_TESTand it fails with exactly/v1/audio/voices, /v1/agent/schedules, /v1/agent/schedules/.registerInfraRoutes,registerMediaFileBatchRoutes, the threegated_routes.gofunctions, andartifacts.Handler.Registernow accept a small local interface (httpMux/muxHandleFunc) instead of the concrete*http.ServeMux, so the recorder can be passed to them with zero behavior change. Existing tests that build a plainhttp.NewServeMux()(gated_routes_test.go,artifacts/handler_test.go) compile unchanged —*http.ServeMuxalready satisfies both interfaces structurally.Stated, known limit: the mux-derived guard cannot see past a registered subtree prefix into a handler's own internal method/suffix switch — that's why the hand-list test stays rather than being deleted. Closing that fully would mean rewriting these proprietary handlers onto Go 1.22+ method+wildcard mux patterns (
mux.HandleFunc("GET /v1/agent/schedules/{id}", ...)) instead of one prefix registration plus manual dispatch inside. Out of scope here; noted for anyone picking this up further.Not fixed here (noted per dispatch instructions)
permissions.generated.tsdrift step; applying that pattern to the matrix is a separate change.packages/openai-contract/scripts/sync_hive_contract.pystill writesdocs/support-matrix.md, deleted by chore: migrate planning docs and specs to Obsidian vault #315 and not gitignored, so every run drops an untracked file that a latergit add -Awould silently restore. Also separate.Deploy status
Deploys to the box are currently blocked by an unrelated failing migration on another branch. This fix will not reach production until that clears — merging this PR alone does not fix the live 404s.
Test plan
go build ./apps/edge-api/...gofmt -lclean on every changed/new filego vet ./apps/edge-api/...cleango test ./apps/edge-api/... -count=1— all packages green, including the extended hand-list test and the new guard testHIVE_MATRIX_PATH_FOR_TEST— fails on exactly the two originally-reported routes, confirming it would have caught this🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Buglog entry
Per
.claude/rules/openwolf.md, carried here for the follow-up buglog-only PR (not appended to.wolf/buglog.jsonlon this branch):{"date":"2026-08-25","tags":["matrix","edge-api","routing","recurrence"],"error_message":"GET /v1/audio/voices and the whole /v1/agent/schedules family returned 404 unknown_endpoint on the live box despite being fully implemented and registered on the mux","root_cause":"UnsupportedEndpointMiddleware 404s any /v1/ path with no support-matrix.json entry, checked before auth/gate/handler; the two route families shipped (#1079, #1081) without matrix entries, and the existing regression guard (unsupported_integration_test.go, added for the same defect on 2026-07-17) only covered a hand-typed case list that nobody extended for these","fix":"Added the 8 missing matrix entries (including two more found while auditing: GET /v1/agent/tasks/{task_id}/events and .../files); added a mux-derived boot-time+CI guard (route_recorder.go, assertMatrixCoverage) that fails on any /v1/ pattern the mux actually registers with zero matrix coverage, so a new route can no longer ship unlisted without a human remembering to update a list"}Summary by CodeRabbit
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