feat: Phase 2 targeted host proxy routing for host_file and host_cu#29398
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…tProxyBase - Add targetClientId to HostFileReadRequest, HostFileWriteRequest, HostFileEditRequest, HostFileCancelRequest - Add targetClientId to HostCuRequest and HostCuCancelRequest - HostFileProxy.request() resolves target client (auto-resolve single, validate explicit, undefined for untargeted) - Thread targetClientId through all broadcastMessage calls (request, abort cancel, dispose cancel) - Add targetClientId to HostProxyBase.PendingEntry and dispatchRequest (covers HostCuProxy via inheritance) - Update broadcastDynamic to accept and forward targetClientId as options to broadcastMessage - Register targetClientId in assistant-event-hub.ts for host_file and host_cu pending interactions Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot <credence@vellum.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds targeted tests for Phase 2 proxy changes: - HostFileProxy target resolution (auto-resolve, explicit validate, unknown/incapable client rejection, cancel with targetClientId, timeout message with clientId) - host-file-result route 403 guard (correct/missing/wrong x-vellum-client-id header, untargeted regression) - host-cu-result route 403 guard (same 4 cases, mocked conversation store via dynamic import to avoid deep service-contracts chain) - target_client_id passthrough to HostFileProxy.instance.request in host_file_read, host_file_write, and host_file_edit tools Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot <credence@vellum.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hase 2 - Add target_client_id to 8 CU action tools in bundled TOOLS.json manifest - Add listClientsByCapability/getClientById to host-file-proxy test mock - Regenerate openapi.yaml: adds 400/403 responses to host-cu-result and host-file-result routes
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Targeted host_cu requests currently set targetClientId only in the hub publish options, but the message body sent to clients omits it. The macOS client drops non-local host_cu_request events unless msg.targetClientId is present (EventStreamClient.shouldIgnoreHostToolRequest and AppDelegate+ConnectionSetup both gate on this), so cross-client targeted CU requests are filtered out and then time out instead of executing on the intended machine.
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HostFileProxy.request resolves targeting from the 4th positional argument, but all host-file tool callsites pass targetClientId inside the input object. That leaves resolvedTargetClientId undefined, so broadcasts are not targeted at the hub layer (conversation filter is not bypassed for cross-client routing) and pending interactions are stored without targetClientId, which also disables the new result-header binding check. In multi-client scenarios this causes targeted requests to miss the intended client or be accepted from the wrong one.
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The new targeted-client guard returns ConflictError (409) on client-ID mismatch, but the API contract and docs added in this commit describe this case as 403 for both host-file-result and host-cu-result. Returning 409 breaks the documented behavior and can mislead clients that rely on 403 semantics for authorization failures.
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📝 Info: HostFileProxy.request has dual targetClientId resolution paths that could interact unexpectedly
The request() method at host-file-proxy.ts:79 resolves targetClientId via targetClientId ?? input.targetClientId. Currently, tool handlers pass it inside input (as targetClientId field) while the 4th parameter is unused. The comment at lines 77-78 explicitly documents this dual-source design. This works correctly because when tool handlers call request({...targetClientId}, conversationId, signal), the 4th param defaults to undefined and the fallback reads from input.targetClientId. No bug, but the dual-resolution path could cause confusion if a future caller passes both sources with conflicting values — the explicit parameter would win.
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- Add `additionalResponses` to host-file-routes and host-cu-routes so the
OpenAPI generator emits the 400/403 responses into the spec
- Use ConflictError→ForbiddenError (HTTP 403) for wrong-client submissions
- Read targetClientId from input object (tool callers embed it there) in
addition to the legacy 4th parameter path
- Differentiate error messages: unknown client vs incapable client
- Include resolvedTargetClientId in request/cancel/dispose message bodies
so receiving clients can verify the intended target
- Update timeout message to name the targeted clientId
- Fix getByKind mock to return {requestId, ...interaction} matching the
real pending-interactions implementation
- Rename resolveResult→resolve in HostFileProxy (aligns with host-bash pattern)
All 9 host-file-proxy-targeted tests now pass (was 1/9).
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Renaming HostFileProxy.resolveResult to resolve without a shim leaves existing call sites broken (for example assistant/src/__tests__/host-file-proxy.test.ts still calls resolveResult). In those paths, result submission now throws TypeError at runtime because the method no longer exists. Please either update all call sites in the same change or keep a temporary resolveResult() wrapper that forwards to resolve().
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- Trim x-vellum-client-id header; treat whitespace-only as missing (BadRequestError)
Fixes test: 'throws BadRequestError (400) when header is empty string'
- ForbiddenError message now names both submitting and expected client IDs
e.g. 'Client "B" is not the target for this request (expected "A")'
Fixes test: 'ForbiddenError message names both submitting and expected client'
Tests:
- host-file-routes-targeted: HostFileProxy.resolve mock now simulates
pending-interaction consumption (delete from store + push to resolvedIds)
Fixes tests: 'returns { accepted: true } and resolves the interaction'
and 'untargeted request accepts when no header is provided'
- host-cu-routes-targeted: hostCuProxy.resolve → processObservation;
processObservation mock simulates pending-interaction cleanup;
conversationStore type updated accordingly
Fixes all 6 remaining host-cu route test failures
- Both route test files: expand env mock to prevent Bun module-bleed
when test files are run together locally
- host-file-proxy.test.ts: rename resolveResult → resolve (method was
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Targeted CU routing is currently broken for cross-client requests because the emitted host_cu_request body omits targetClientId even when targeting is requested. The SSE/macOS filters only bypass non-local conversation rejection when msg.targetClientId is present (clients/shared/Network/EventStreamClient.swift:624-626, clients/macos/vellum-assistant/App/AppDelegate+ConnectionSetup.swift:396-399), so these targeted requests are dropped and then time out despite being sent with a hub-level target option.
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When target_client_id is provided but no host_file client is currently connected, this path silently falls through to local filesystem execution instead of failing. That means a request explicitly intended for a remote desktop can unexpectedly mutate/read the assistant container filesystem (same pattern also exists in host_file_read and host_file_edit), which is a behavior regression introduced with targeted routing and should return a clear target-disconnected error like host_bash does.
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🚩 computer_use_observe tool lacks target_client_id parameter unlike all other CU action tools
All computer_use action tools (click, type_text, key, scroll, drag, wait, open_app, run_applescript) received a target_client_id input property in this PR, but computer_use_observe at assistant/src/tools/computer-use/definitions.ts:484-502 and the TOOLS.json entry still have an empty properties: {}. This appears intentional since observe is the initial entry point that captures screen state before targeted actions. However, in a multi-client scenario, the user might want to observe a specific client's screen. The surfaceProxyResolver at assistant/src/daemon/conversation-surfaces.ts:1783-1786 extracts target_client_id from input, so observe calls will always have undefined targetClientId. This is worth confirming as the intended design.
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…es test mock Routes (host-cu-routes.ts, host-file-routes.ts): - Trim x-vellum-client-id before comparison; whitespace-only → BadRequestError - ForbiddenError message names both client IDs: 'Client "B" is not the target for this request (expected "A")' Tests (host-cu-routes-targeted.test.ts): - conversationStore type: resolve → processObservation - registerConversation: hostCuProxy.resolve → processObservation with pending-interaction cleanup (matches real processObservation behaviour) - Expand env mock to prevent Bun module-bleed when files run together
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🚩 Host CU proxy lacks client validation and auto-resolve logic unlike host file proxy
The host-file-proxy.ts:76-99 includes validation logic for targetClientId (checking if the client exists via getClientById, verifying it has the host_file capability) and auto-resolve logic (when exactly one capable client is connected, auto-target it). The host-cu-proxy.ts has none of this — it passes targetClientId straight through without validation and doesn't auto-resolve for single-client scenarios. This may be intentional since CU proxies are per-conversation instances (not singletons), but it creates an inconsistent experience: an invalid target_client_id for a file tool returns a clear error immediately, while an invalid one for a CU tool silently sends a message that no client will accept, causing a 60s timeout. Worth considering whether CU should mirror the file proxy's validation pattern.
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Three fixes mirroring the pattern established in host-file-proxy.ts:
1. host_cu_request body: add `...(targetClientId != null ? { targetClientId } : {})`
so the Swift HostCuRequest.targetClientId field is non-nil and
EventStreamClient.shouldIgnoreHostToolRequest bypasses the
conversation-ownership filter for cross-client targeted requests.
2. abort-cancel (onAbort): pass targetClientId in host_cu_cancel body
and as broadcastMessage routing options so the cancel reaches the
correct targeted client.
3. dispose-cancel: same fix using entry.targetClientId from the
pending interaction record.
Resolves Devin 🔴 BUG_0002 and BUG_0003 on commit 4e7fcbc.
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All three mirror the existing pattern in On the 🚩 ANALYSIS (lacks auto-resolve / client validation): intentional scope decision — Phase 2 tool executors call CI ✅ green. Devin already reviewed |
…hen capable client connected (#29613) * feat(tool-projection): add CROSS_CLIENT_EXPOSED_CAPABILITIES set Generalizes the cross-client tool-exposure carve-out in isToolActiveForContext from a hardcoded host_bash check to a Set<HostProxyCapability> containing host_bash and host_file. Phase 2 (PR #29398) and Phase 3 (PR #29440) shipped the routing infrastructure for cross-client host_file_* execution but never extended this exposure gate, so web/iphone turns silently lacked all four host_file_* tools even when a macOS client was connected. Also fixes a latent miscount: the hub query now uses the actual capability under inspection instead of the hardcoded "host_bash" string. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(tool-projection): cover host_file_* cross-client exposure paths Generalizes the per-capability client-count mock from a single host_bash counter to a Map keyed by capability, then adds 16 new tests (4 host_file_* tools × {exposed-with-client, blocked-no-client, blocked-on-chrome-extension, blocked-when-hasNoClient}) plus a regression guard verifying listClientsByCapability is queried with the actual capability under inspection (D5 latent-bug fix). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(tool-projection): update file docstring for cross-client carve-out Updates the test file's top-of-file docstring to describe the generalized CROSS_CLIENT_EXPOSED_CAPABILITIES carve-out (host_bash + host_file) instead of the Phase-1-only host_bash framing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): add host_file_* executor guards for cross-client transports Adds the 'no-client' and 'stale-targetClientId' runtime guards to host_file_read / write / edit (and the missing no-client guard to host_file_transfer), mirroring the existing host_bash guards in host-shell.ts. Without these guards, exposing host_file_* on non-host-proxy transports (web, iphone) via PR #29613's cross-client carve-out could silently fall through to the daemon container's filesystem if the macOS client disconnects between tool projection and tool execution — reading or modifying files inside the cloud daemon instead of the user's host machine. Addresses Codex P1 on PR #29613. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): scope host_file_* disconnected-target guard to non-host-proxy turns Codex P2 on PR #29613: the disconnected-target guard added in commit 4ec0e1a rejects any host_file_{read,write,edit} call with target_client_id when HostFileProxy is unavailable, even on macos turns where local-fs fallback IS the intended offline behavior. If a stale or auto-filled target_client_id leaks in from a prior cross-client turn, a macos turn now errors instead of writing locally — a regression vs the pre-PR behavior. Scope the guard to !supportsHostProxy(transport) so it only fires on web/iphone, where local fs would be the daemon container's filesystem and falling through is genuinely unsafe. macos turns silently ignore a stale target_client_id and fall through to FileSystemOps as before. Adds one regression test per executor (read/write/edit) covering macos + stale target_client_id + unavailable proxy → falls through to local fs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): scope host_file_transfer disconnected-target guard to non-host-proxy turns Devin review on PR #29613: transfer.ts had the same scope drift the prior commit fixed in read/write/edit. The pre-existing post-proxy guard `if (targetClientId != null) { ... no host client is available }` fired on macOS too, so a stale/auto-filled target_client_id from a prior cross-client turn caused host_file_transfer to error on macOS even though host_file_{read,write,edit} silently fell through to local fs (the desired offline-mode behavior). Replaces the unscoped guard with a scoped guard #3 placed at the top of execute() (matching the read/write/edit pattern), keyed on !supportsHostProxy(transport). The non-host-proxy + stale-target case now produces the same "target client ... is no longer connected" message as the other tools; on macOS the stale target_client_id is silently ignored and the call falls through to executeLocal as before PR #29613. Adds two tests in transfer.test.ts: web + stale target → error, and macos + stale target → falls through to local copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hen capable client connected (#29632) * fix(tool-projection): expose host_file_* on cross-client transports when capable client connected (#29613) * feat(tool-projection): add CROSS_CLIENT_EXPOSED_CAPABILITIES set Generalizes the cross-client tool-exposure carve-out in isToolActiveForContext from a hardcoded host_bash check to a Set<HostProxyCapability> containing host_bash and host_file. Phase 2 (PR #29398) and Phase 3 (PR #29440) shipped the routing infrastructure for cross-client host_file_* execution but never extended this exposure gate, so web/iphone turns silently lacked all four host_file_* tools even when a macOS client was connected. Also fixes a latent miscount: the hub query now uses the actual capability under inspection instead of the hardcoded "host_bash" string. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(tool-projection): cover host_file_* cross-client exposure paths Generalizes the per-capability client-count mock from a single host_bash counter to a Map keyed by capability, then adds 16 new tests (4 host_file_* tools × {exposed-with-client, blocked-no-client, blocked-on-chrome-extension, blocked-when-hasNoClient}) plus a regression guard verifying listClientsByCapability is queried with the actual capability under inspection (D5 latent-bug fix). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(tool-projection): update file docstring for cross-client carve-out Updates the test file's top-of-file docstring to describe the generalized CROSS_CLIENT_EXPOSED_CAPABILITIES carve-out (host_bash + host_file) instead of the Phase-1-only host_bash framing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): add host_file_* executor guards for cross-client transports Adds the 'no-client' and 'stale-targetClientId' runtime guards to host_file_read / write / edit (and the missing no-client guard to host_file_transfer), mirroring the existing host_bash guards in host-shell.ts. Without these guards, exposing host_file_* on non-host-proxy transports (web, iphone) via PR #29613's cross-client carve-out could silently fall through to the daemon container's filesystem if the macOS client disconnects between tool projection and tool execution — reading or modifying files inside the cloud daemon instead of the user's host machine. Addresses Codex P1 on PR #29613. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): scope host_file_* disconnected-target guard to non-host-proxy turns Codex P2 on PR #29613: the disconnected-target guard added in commit 4ec0e1a rejects any host_file_{read,write,edit} call with target_client_id when HostFileProxy is unavailable, even on macos turns where local-fs fallback IS the intended offline behavior. If a stale or auto-filled target_client_id leaks in from a prior cross-client turn, a macos turn now errors instead of writing locally — a regression vs the pre-PR behavior. Scope the guard to !supportsHostProxy(transport) so it only fires on web/iphone, where local fs would be the daemon container's filesystem and falling through is genuinely unsafe. macos turns silently ignore a stale target_client_id and fall through to FileSystemOps as before. Adds one regression test per executor (read/write/edit) covering macos + stale target_client_id + unavailable proxy → falls through to local fs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): scope host_file_transfer disconnected-target guard to non-host-proxy turns Devin review on PR #29613: transfer.ts had the same scope drift the prior commit fixed in read/write/edit. The pre-existing post-proxy guard `if (targetClientId != null) { ... no host client is available }` fired on macOS too, so a stale/auto-filled target_client_id from a prior cross-client turn caused host_file_transfer to error on macOS even though host_file_{read,write,edit} silently fell through to local fs (the desired offline-mode behavior). Replaces the unscoped guard with a scoped guard #3 placed at the top of execute() (matching the read/write/edit pattern), keyed on !supportsHostProxy(transport). The non-host-proxy + stale-target case now produces the same "target client ... is no longer connected" message as the other tools; on macOS the stale target_client_id is silently ignored and the call falls through to executeLocal as before PR #29613. Adds two tests in transfer.test.ts: web + stale target → error, and macos + stale target → falls through to local copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): self-review cleanup for host_file_* exposure (#29621) Phase 4 round 1: addresses minor integration-review gaps from the self-review pass on PR #29613. - Replace stale "iphone" references with the actual InterfaceId "ios" in 6 comment locations (conversation-tool-setup.ts, the 4 host_file_* executors). - Add an explanatory note in each host_file_* executor's disconnected-target guard pointing out the deliberate divergence from host_bash (host-shell.ts:239-247) and linking to the PR #29613 review for rationale, so future readers understand the asymmetry is intentional. - Align transfer.ts's "no client connected" guard message with the read/write/edit pattern by referring to "host_file" (the capability) rather than "host_file_transfer" (the tool name). - Add a stub mock for assistant-event-hub.js in transfer.test.ts so the multi-client guard test runs against an isolated stub rather than the live process-wide singleton, matching the read/write/edit test pattern. Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): replace PR cross-reference in divergence comment with inline rationale (#29628) Phase 4 round 2: Devin BUG findings on PR #29621 flagged the "see PR #29613 review discussion for rationale" tail of the new divergence comments as a violation of assistant/AGENTS.md "Code comments" rule (don't narrate history; describe the current state). Replaces the PR cross-reference in each of the 4 host_file_* executors with a short inline statement of the asymmetry — that host_bash rejects unconditionally for any stale target_client_id regardless of transport — keeping the divergence call-out without relying on PR-discussion archaeology. Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tool-projection): close backwards-compat hole in host_file_* disconnected-target guard Codex P1 on the feature-branch PR (#29632): the disconnected-target guard added in PR #29613 / cycle 2 only fires when \`context.transportInterface != null\`. On the documented legacy/ backwards-compat path where transport metadata is missing, a call with target_client_id and no connected host client skips this error path and falls through to local FileSystemOps / executeLocal — silently targeting the daemon container's filesystem instead of the intended host client. This was a real regression introduced by cycle 3's removal of transfer.ts's pre-existing unscoped guard. Restructure the condition so the guard fires for both non-host-proxy transports AND undefined transport, skipping only when transport is explicitly host-proxy-capable (macos, where local-fs fallback IS the intended offline behavior). Keeps the cycle-2 behavior for macos fall-through while restoring the safety guarantee for legacy callers. Adds one regression test per executor (read/write/edit/transfer) for the undefined-transport + target_client_id + no-proxy → reject path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <277301654+credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds target_client_id to all 8 app_control_* tool input schemas (start, observe, key, key_combo, sequence, type, click, drag) and threads it through the surfaceProxyResolver dispatch branch in conversation-surfaces.ts. Mirrors the host_cu pattern in the same file: validate explicit target_client_id (existence, capability, same-actor) before dispatch; auto-resolve unique same-user client when cross-user clients are connected; error when multiple same-user clients are ambiguous. Closes the last LLM-exposure gap from the cross-client host tool arc (PR #29322 host_bash, #29398 host_file/host_cu, #30066 host_browser). Was deferred per 'skip unless they bite' but the WIP was sitting half-done in the worktree. Tests: - conversation-surfaces-app-control.test.ts: new 317-line file covering unavailability, end-to-end dispatch, local stop short- circuit, target_client_id existence/capability/same-actor checks, multi-client error path, and cross-user rejection. - app-control-flow.test.ts: extended with target_client_id checks. Co-authored-by: credence-the-bot[bot] <credence-the-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Extends the `targetClientId` routing pattern from Phase 1 (PR #29322, `host_bash`) to `host_file` and `host_cu`.
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