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Plain relay init asks no questions, in a terminal too. It picks:
Server: this machine. --hosted uses the hosted service, and --url/--key use your own server.
Tools: every installed agent tool.
Scope: global.
It ends with a summary of what it chose and the flag that changes each choice:
Chosen without asking:
Server: hosted workspace "khaliqgant-rq8a-project" (--name to name it)
Tools: claude, codex, opencode, grok, devin (the ones installed here; --tools to choose)
Scope: global (--scope project for this project only)
To choose each step yourself, run: relay init --interactive
The old prompts are behind -i, --interactive. I chose this name over --choose because -i/--interactive is the usual Unix spelling (rm -i, git add -i), it reads as "ask me", and it pairs with --yes.
--interactive without a terminal is an error, not a silent fallback.
--yes is still accepted and does nothing, so existing scripts and docs keep working.
A pipe or CI run behaves exactly like the default.
2. Joining a hosted workspace takes one command
relay init --key <key> joins the hosted workspace that key belongs to (HOSTED_ORIGIN). --url still selects your own server.
Naming.--name is optional: the workspace takes the name GET /v1/workspace gives it, with a numeric suffix if another saved workspace already has that name. If the server gives no name, it falls back to the person and the folder.
Origin safety. A key already bound to another server is refused before anything is sent. guardCredentialOrigin still binds the key after the check, and an explicit --url still moves the binding.
Join output. Joining prints Joined hosted workspace "<name>" (https://cast.agentrelay.com). and Your key is only ever sent to the hosted service. It is recorded as an own setup, so a name alone never confirms which workspace the core serves (review fix).
relay init --hosted without --name names the workspace after the person and the folder, unique among saved workspaces, and says how to change it. For teammates it prints:
On another machine, run this in the project to join it and connect its agent tools (treat this key like a password):
npx -y agent-relay@next init --key '<key>'
The package spec is agent-relay@next for a -next prerelease (or an unpublished build), and the exact version for a stable release. It needs no install on the teammate's machine.
relay workspace join still only saves the workspace. It now says so and points at relay init --key <key> --name <name>, adding --url for a configured or bound self-hosted server. It never echoes the key, and never points a self-hosted key at the hosted service (review fix).
shellWord moves to lib/agent-registration.ts and also quotes words that start with =, because zsh would expand them (review fix).
Docs.docs/quickstart.md is updated: the default, --interactive, flags, and "Across machines". The CHANGELOG is updated under [Unreleased - Major].
Tests
init.test.ts:
no prompts by default, even in a TTY, plus the chosen-without-asking summary
--interactive prompts (every guided test now passes it) and fails without a terminal
--yes is still accepted
the default hosted name, with a -2 suffix for a second one
the npx spec per CLI version
--key alone joins hosted under the server's name
an explicit --name and --url still work
a key bound to a self-hosted server is refused without any request
a joined hosted workspace isn't confirmed by name alone
workspace.test.ts: the join hint, a bound key, and quoting of =.
Live two-user e2e (macOS, Codex 0.163, isolated HOME/AGENT_RELAY_HOME/CODEX_HOME/XDG, CLI built from this branch, probe from #2029)
User A, in ~/rq8a-project:
$ relay init --hosted
Created hosted workspace "khaliqgant-rq8a-project".
Named after you and this folder; pass --name to choose another.
On another machine, run this in the project to join it and connect its agent tools (treat this key like a password):
npx -y agent-relay@14.0.0 init --key 'rk_…'
…
The source build's version is 14.0.0, so it prints that exact version. A published 15.0.0-next.* build prints agent-relay@next; this is covered by tests.
User B, in ~/rq8b-project, ran that line with the published npx -y agent-relay@… swapped for this branch's build:
$ relay init --key 'rk_…'
Joined hosted workspace "khaliqgant-rq8a-project" (https://cast.agentrelay.com).
Your key is only ever sent to the hosted service.
…
Chosen without asking:
Server: workspace "khaliqgant-rq8a-project" on https://cast.agentrelay.com
Tools: claude, codex, opencode, grok, devin (the ones installed here; --tools to choose)
Scope: global (--scope project for this project only)
Then Codex on both sides (with #2029's SessionStart preamble):
A fresh A session (0 relayed messages before) was asked to DM B. It used the local agent-relay-probe relay socket-request … --path '/send?to=codex-rq8b-project-session' with no approval prompt and no ChatGPT connector. Result: message 242068751546728448.
B received it injected. B's reply, message 242069012398882816, was injected into A.
relay init --uninstall in both removed hooks.json, rules/ and every trust entry. Codex's own [tui] keys are the only config.toml change.
The hosted test workspace khaliqgant-rq8a-project remains on cast.agentrelay.com.
…pace
`relay init --hosted` told teammates to run `relay workspace join <name>
<key>`, which only saves the workspace: no core, no message injection, and
the docs' follow-up `relay init` set up a separate local server instead.
It now prints `relay init --url https://cast.agentrelay.com --key <key>
--name <name>`, shell-quoted, which joins and connects agent tools in one
step. Joining the hosted origin through --url reports the hosted
workspace rather than "your server", and `relay workspace join` points at
the same init command (with a <key> placeholder, so it does not echo the
key back).
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relay init now runs without prompts by default and uses global scope. It supports hosted workspace joins by key, selects workspace names, and prints teammate setup commands. relay workspace join now directs users to relay init.
Changes: Init and workspace setup
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Summary
Use non-interactive init by default packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.ts, packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.test.ts, docs/quickstart.md, CHANGELOG.md
Init uses global scope and makes setup choices without prompting by default. --interactive enables prompts and requires a terminal. Tests and documentation describe the defaults and interactive behavior.
Join and name hosted workspaces packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.ts, packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.test.ts, docs/quickstart.md, CHANGELOG.md
Init accepts a hosted key without a URL, verifies workspace details, and selects a default hosted workspace name with collision handling. Tests cover key origin validation and workspace identity.
Hosted setup and workspace join print relay init instructions. The commands use shell-safe arguments and select a server URL when needed. Tests and documentation cover the output.
sequenceDiagram
participant RelayCLI
participant HostedService
participant Teammate
RelayCLI->>HostedService: Verify key and retrieve workspace details
HostedService-->>RelayCLI: Return workspace details
RelayCLI-->>Teammate: Print relay init join command
Teammate->>HostedService: Run init with workspace key
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- Line 593: Update setupServer’s joined-workspace metadata so sameWorkspace can
distinguish joined hosted setups from hosted create setups; return undefined for
a joined setup when workspace ID comparison is unavailable, while preserving the
name fallback for hosted create setups.
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- Line 54: Update joinOrigin to accept the key and, when RELAY_BASE_URL is
unset, resolve and return that key’s saved origin before falling back to
HOSTED_ORIGIN. Pass the key at the call site that prints the relay init command;
preserve the configured URL precedence.
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verification URL by appending the workspace endpoint to that normalized base URL
without resolving a leading-slash path against the origin, so path-prefix
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A teammate's `relay init --url https://cast.agentrelay.com --key …`
was recorded as a hosted setup, so with no workspace id on either side
`sameWorkspace` matched the core by name alone: a core serving another
hosted workspace of the same name went unreported. The join keeps its
hosted wording but stays an `own` setup, whose name never stands in for
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`relay workspace join` without RELAY_BASE_URL told a key already bound
to a self-hosted server to run init against the hosted service, which
would send the key there. It now names the bound server first. shellWord
also quotes a word starting with `=`, which zsh expands to a path.
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The default is frictionless: plain `relay init` (in a terminal too) picks
this machine, or --hosted, or --url/--key; every installed agent tool;
global scope; then prints what it chose and the flag that changes each.
`--interactive` (`-i`) asks each step as before and needs a terminal;
`--yes` is still accepted and changes nothing. A pipe or CI run behaves
like the default.
`relay init --key <key>` joins the workspace the key belongs to on the
hosted service, named as GET /v1/workspace names it (a numeric suffix
when another saved workspace holds that name); `--url` still selects
your own server. A key bound to another server is refused before
anything is sent, and guardCredentialOrigin still binds the key after
the check.
`relay init --hosted` without --name names the workspace after the
person and the folder (unique among saved workspaces) and prints, for
teammates, `npx -y agent-relay@next init --key '<key>'` (the exact
version for a stable release), which needs no install. `relay workspace
join` points at `relay init --key <key>` for the hosted service.
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fix(cli): print the init command teammates run to join a hosted workspace
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- Line 46: Update the teammate command in this changelog entry to use the
version-matched package tag for stable CLI versions, reserving the next tag for
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Review comments at @packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.test.ts:
- Around line 194-196: Update the hosted-name test’s expected-name calculation
so it handles `os.userInfo()` throwing by using the same folder-name fallback as
production, and cover that fallback with a test case; preserve the
username-based expectation when user information is available.
Review comments at @packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.ts:
- Line 559: Update the teammate command generation around teammatePackage and
shellQuote so Windows Command Prompt passes the key without including quote
characters; provide shell-appropriate quoting or separate Windows instructions.
Apply the same correction to the quickstart example while preserving the
existing command for shells where single-quote quoting is valid.
- Line 2007: Update runGuided so it always shows the “Proceed with
installation?” confirmation prompt in interactive mode, regardless of the --yes
flag; leave --yes behavior unchanged in non-interactive mode.
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persistWorkspaceSession, then reuse it in the session message; invalid or
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- `--interactive` always confirms before installing; `--yes` is a no-op
there too.
- `relay workspace join` resolves the server hint before switching, so a
bindings file that cannot be read stops the join instead of
interrupting it.
- The hosted-name test tolerates a missing passwd entry, as init does.
- CHANGELOG notes the version-matched npx spec for stable releases;
the quickstart notes cmd.exe drops the quotes.
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relay initasks nothing by defaultPlain
relay initasks no questions, in a terminal too. It picks:--hosteduses the hosted service, and--url/--keyuse your own server.It ends with a summary of what it chose and the flag that changes each choice:
-i, --interactive. I chose this name over--choosebecause-i/--interactiveis the usual Unix spelling (rm -i,git add -i), it reads as "ask me", and it pairs with--yes.--interactivewithout a terminal is an error, not a silent fallback.--yesis still accepted and does nothing, so existing scripts and docs keep working.2. Joining a hosted workspace takes one command
relay init --key <key>joins the hosted workspace that key belongs to (HOSTED_ORIGIN).--urlstill selects your own server.--nameis optional: the workspace takes the nameGET /v1/workspacegives it, with a numeric suffix if another saved workspace already has that name. If the server gives no name, it falls back to the person and the folder.guardCredentialOriginstill binds the key after the check, and an explicit--urlstill moves the binding.Joined hosted workspace "<name>" (https://cast.agentrelay.com).andYour key is only ever sent to the hosted service.It is recorded as anownsetup, so a name alone never confirms which workspace the core serves (review fix).relay init --hostedwithout--namenames the workspace after the person and the folder, unique among saved workspaces, and says how to change it. For teammates it prints:agent-relay@nextfor a-nextprerelease (or an unpublished build), and the exact version for a stable release. It needs no install on the teammate's machine.relay workspace joinstill only saves the workspace. It now says so and points atrelay init --key <key> --name <name>, adding--urlfor a configured or bound self-hosted server. It never echoes the key, and never points a self-hosted key at the hosted service (review fix).shellWordmoves tolib/agent-registration.tsand also quotes words that start with=, because zsh would expand them (review fix).docs/quickstart.mdis updated: the default,--interactive, flags, and "Across machines". The CHANGELOG is updated under[Unreleased - Major].Tests
init.test.ts:--interactiveprompts (every guided test now passes it) and fails without a terminal--yesis still accepted-2suffix for a second one--keyalone joins hosted under the server's name--nameand--urlstill workworkspace.test.ts: the join hint, a bound key, and quoting of=.vitest run init.test.ts workspace.test.ts: 137 passed.tsc --noEmit: clean. ESLint: 0 errors. Prettier: clean.Live two-user e2e (macOS, Codex 0.163, isolated HOME/AGENT_RELAY_HOME/CODEX_HOME/XDG, CLI built from this branch, probe from #2029)
User A, in
~/rq8a-project:The source build's version is
14.0.0, so it prints that exact version. A published15.0.0-next.*build printsagent-relay@next; this is covered by tests.User B, in
~/rq8b-project, ran that line with the publishednpx -y agent-relay@…swapped for this branch's build:Then Codex on both sides (with #2029's SessionStart preamble):
agent-relay-probe relay socket-request … --path '/send?to=codex-rq8b-project-session'with no approval prompt and no ChatGPT connector. Result: message242068751546728448.242069012398882816, was injected into A.relay init --uninstallin both removedhooks.json,rules/and every trust entry. Codex's own[tui]keys are the onlyconfig.tomlchange.The hosted test workspace
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