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Bring the core up to the desktop's: port relay-desktop's probe/ changes since the split - #2060
relay-desktop's probe/ took 11 more commits after #2057's snapshot (desktop ab63b45f..644f931a). This ports all of them into crates/probe, so relay's core is a superset of the desktop's. relay-desktop can then drop its copy and pin this crate, at the commit core 15.0.9 is released from.
Ported (three-way merged against relay's own changes since the flip):
Codex: spawning uses the managed app-server package when it is newer than codex on PATH; an unregistered chat gets one registration command (PostToolUse/stop hook); process discovery fixes.
Claude Code: the SessionStart hook introduces a session by its current name and address. The join prompt follows the sharing policy (claude_prompt_to_join_allowed, selected mode only). Relay's automatic-activation Joining guidance is kept and checked first.
Cursor CLI: hooks that explicit setup installed before the first chat count as installed (set_enabled).
Uploads: repeating an accepted include keeps the running generation. Off for a manually connected session stays off after a restart.
Hosted MCP: capability discovery runs before the first agent joins; the preamble carries the link address.
Claude cloud sessions: an enumeration schedule recovers soon after Keychain approval.
Contract:SignInRequest.provider (google/microsoft). contract/CoreContract.swift is regenerated.
Merge resolutions:session_hook/output.rs (Joining first, then the sharing policy; both tests kept), setup.rs (auto_activates plus the desktop's name/address/link_address), cursor_cli/settings.rs, tests/relay_agents.rs (the desktop's async fixture), and rust-oleum.toml (the higher ceiling of each). Fixups: Workspace.source in the new codex_stop test, and the new upload-off test gated on history.
Tests and CI moved here from relay-desktop:scripts/test-pi-live.sh, test-pi-live-model.sh, test-omp-live.sh, test-claude-mobile-plugin.mjs, test-cursor-live.sh, test-opencode-managed-replies.mjs, test-claude-handoff.py, install-pi-extension.mjs and verify-history-retention.sh, with paths now relative to the crate. Probe CI gains a Live Pi, Oh My Pi and Claude mobile harnesses job (desktop CI ran these) and runs the platform:: and install::/session_model tests on Windows.
Verified locally (macOS):cargo fmt --check. With history: every suite passes except the 2 history_flush deadline tests, which fail on this Mac on main too and are handled on fix/flaky-core-tests. Without history: the lib suite (2,642) and integration suites pass. The public-source check is clean, and the diff has no internal names. relay-desktop's desktop-core and GTK app build and test against this branch.
Changelog: four Fixed bullets under [Unreleased - Minor].
Superset audit (scope grew)
#2057 three-way merged each file against the desktop snapshot 5601b739. Where both sides had changed, it kept relay's side, which dropped some desktop changes made before the split. This PR now restores them. The full per-file ledger (678 files: 516 identical after formatting, the rest each with a decision and the desktop commit) is in crates/probe/docs/desktop-parity-ledger.md.
Restored, each with a test:
relay serve --headless keeps the app's Open-at-login entry (d23664e2).
Devin reviews are never listed, activated or recreated as offline rows (27854327, aa893455).
Grok usage records do not become empty transcript messages (fc84dd6e).
Discovery runs on a fixed cadence, and reads never start a pass (96ebd2c5).
The desktop's automatic-activation default, through AccountPlugin::auto_activate_by_default. It's false here, so the CLI's core is unchanged; desktop-core turns it on (a37b11a3, 7373df8b).
Kept relay-only, on purpose: the broker, fleet and relay-cli pieces, the reviewed permission_denied retry rule, and the Pi/OpenCode per-provider opt-ins. The desktop's core never auto-activated Pi, Oh My Pi or OpenCode at all, so these opt-ins are a superset.
Moved to relay-desktop's desktop-core: browser sign-in, the provider-credentials test support, and the account, MCP and attestation code.
…es since the split
relay-desktop's probe/ took 11 more commits after the core flip's snapshot
(ab63b45f..644f931a). This ports all of them into crates/probe, so relay's
core is a superset of the desktop's and the desktop can drop its copy:
- Codex: start from the managed app-server package when it is newer than
`codex` on PATH; one registration command for an unregistered chat
(PostToolUse stop hook); Codex process discovery.
- Claude Code: the SessionStart hook names the session's current name and
address, and its join prompt follows the sharing policy (selected-mode
only), alongside relay's automatic-activation "joining" guidance.
- Cursor CLI: hooks installed by explicit setup before the first chat.
- Uploads: an accepted include no longer restarts the upload generation;
Off for a manually connected session stays off after restart.
- Hosted MCP: capability discovery before the first agent joins; the
link address in the preamble.
- Claude cloud sessions: prompt recovery after Keychain approval, with an
enumeration schedule.
- Contract: `SignInRequest.provider` (Google or Microsoft); the checked-in
CoreContract.swift is regenerated.
Also moves the desktop's core-only test scripts (live Pi and Oh My Pi
sessions, the Claude mobile bridge, Cursor live, OpenCode managed replies,
history retention) into crates/probe/scripts, runs the live harnesses in a
new Probe CI job, and runs the platform and install tests on Windows.
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This change updates upload selection, session identity, Codex and Claude integrations, sign-in contracts, remote-source scheduling, build metadata, labels, CI jobs, installers, and test coverage.
Changes: Upload selection and cleanup
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Upload inclusion and mutation handling crates/probe/src/delivery_status/*, crates/probe/src/probe/bridge*
Inclusion results record explicit exclusions and Cloud deletions. Mutations support idempotent retries and install-specific history state.
Startup and follow-up delivery prefer trusted app-server and managed package executables.
Remote and desktop identity crates/probe/src/probe/remote_sources*, crates/probe/src/relay/desktop_identity*
Connector retries and quiet Keychain recovery are scheduled explicitly. Capability discovery can run before agent registration and rejects stale generations.
Sign-in and labels crates/probe/contract/CoreContract.swift, crates/probe/src/relay/contract/account.rs, crates/probe/src/session_model/agent_kind.rs
Sign-in requests accept optional Google or Microsoft providers. Agent labels use the updated product names.
Integration tests and developer tooling
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Installers, live tests, and CI crates/probe/scripts/*, .github/workflows/probe-ci.yml
Scripts install Pi extensions and run live Pi, Oh My Pi, Claude, Cursor, and history-retention tests. CI adds Ubuntu live tests and Windows test filters.
Plugin tests and fixtures crates/probe/scripts/test-claude-mobile-plugin.mjs, crates/probe/scripts/test-opencode-managed-replies.mjs, crates/probe/tests/support/fake_cloud.rs
Node suites cover mobile and managed-reply flows. Cloud fixtures support response overrides and request gates.
Build metadata and support updates crates/probe/build.rs, crates/probe/README.md, docs/probe-move.md, crates/probe/src/destination.rs
Builds can use configured Git and changelog paths. Delivery errors classify authentication and permission failures.
The changes are mergeable with owner awareness of narrow registration, cleanup and installer race conditions. Some developer test configurations can fail or wait indefinitely. No broad production failure is established; the remaining test-coverage recommendations are follow-up improvements.
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Avoid a sleeping thread for each denied Keychain recovery check.
access_recovered starts a read(Ask::Pass) on each recovery check that passes its five-second gate. A denied read leaves its spawned thread sleeping for ANSWER_TTL (six minutes) before it clears the answer. Repeated denied checks can therefore keep many sleeping threads alive. At one check every five seconds, about 72 threads can exist at once. Expire the refused answer without a sleeping thread, or limit outstanding recovery reads.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/probe/remote_sources/claude_cloud.rs around
lines 272 - 274:
Update access_recovered and the Ask::Pass recovery-read flow so denied checks do
not leave one sleeping thread per check: expire refused answers without a
sleeping thread, or limit outstanding recovery reads. Preserve the existing
recovery result and secret-clearing behavior.
Move the Keychain recovery probe off the sweep scheduling path.
Move the Keychain recovery probe off the sweep scheduling path.
due_for calls access_recovered, which runs read(Ask::Pass) on the calling thread. The call blocks for up to PASS_WAIT (3 s) before due_for returns. In sweep_with, this call runs before ready and hydration. Connectors processed after it in the same pass start up to 3 s late.
A fresh read starts at most once per 5 s. A pending read does not add another wait. While the Keychain stays slow or refused, the background sweep reaches this wait about once per 60 s sweep interval. Event-driven enumerate calls can reach it more often, up to once per 5 s.
Probe the Keychain without blocking the scheduling decision, or use a cached result until the probe completes.
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Update the Keychain probe around self.read(Ask::Pass) so it does not block the
sweep scheduling decision: use a nonblocking probe or a cached result while a
probe completes in the background. Preserve the existing recovery behavior and
ensure scheduling can proceed without waiting for the Keychain read.
Bound registrationguidance. Nothing removes a thread ID from it.
Bound registration_guidance. Nothing removes a thread ID from it.
Each guided thread ID is added to registration_guidance and never removed, so the set grows by one entry per distinct thread for the life of the core process. The sibling taken map is pruned after one hour, so this set is the outlier. Add an expiry or cap, or remove the entry when the thread ends. Removing the entry re-offers guidance, so choose the policy deliberately.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/codex/stop_hook/inbox.rs around lines
64 - 68:
Bound the `registration_guidance` set populated by `take_registration_guidance`:
establish the intended retention policy, then add expiry or a cap, or remove
entries when their threads end. Preserve the intended behavior for repeated
guidance requests, since removing entries can re-offer guidance.
Exclude Cloud-deleted sessions from automatic admission.
Exclude Cloud-deleted sessions from automatic admission.
admitted_by admits a collected session when inclusion.included is true. It does not check deleted_from_cloud, although shared() and pending() do. inclusion() sets included without reading the deletion journal, so both flags can be true during an interrupted sharing-change apply. Activation can then register the session until the next uploader pass removes it.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/relay_uploads.rs around lines 45 - 48:
Update the admission filter in admitted_by to admit collected sessions only when
inclusion.included is true and inclusion.deleted_from_cloud is false. Preserve
the existing inclusion check while excluding sessions marked in the
cloud-deletion journal.
Start the managed Codex package when no CLI is configured.
199-203: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
Start the managed Codex package when no CLI is configured.
archive starts the daemon only when self.codex.executable is set. With no configured CLI and no running Codex, it returns "Codex is not installed" before it tries the managed package. The new comment says the package is started in this case.
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Use managed_daemon_executable(home) as the fallback for both the daemon start and the proxy executable in archive. Do not gate the start on cli alone. Verify that the managed binary accepts archive_thread before relying on this path.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/harness/codex.rs around lines 199 -
203:
Update the CLI resolution in archive so that when neither a configured CLI nor a
running executable is available, it tries the managed Codex package instead of
returning immediately. Use the managed executable consistently for daemon
startup and the proxy, but first verify it supports archive_thread; preserve the
existing error path if no usable executable is available.
Rename the module-level turn constant to TURN, and update every reference in the file.
Rename the module-level turn constant to TURN, and update every reference in the file.
The file declares turn at module level. The repository's coding guideline asks for UPPER_CASE module-level constants. Renaming it to TURN makes the declaration match the guideline. This is a naming fix with no runtime effect.
As per coding guidelines: "Constants: UPPER_CASE for module-level, camelCase for local".
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Rename the module-level turn constant to TURN and update every reference to it
throughout the file, leaving its value and runtime behavior unchanged.
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Cover the throttle expiry on the denied Keychain instance.
Cover the throttle expiry on the denied Keychain instance.
recovery_checks_are_quiet_and_throttled_until_access_returns checks the denied instance only before access returns. The success assertions run on a new FakeKeychain::holding(...) instance. No test grants access to the denied instance and then checks recovery after RECOVERY_RETRY (5 seconds) elapses. A regression that stops a denied Keychain from retrying after the throttle window would still pass.
Add a same-instance check. Grant access to the denied fake, advance past RECOVERY_RETRY, and assert that access_recovered() returns true.
Implementation note
access_recovered() reads Instant::now() directly, and FakeKeychain fixes secret at construction. Covering the expiry path likely needs an injectable clock or a fake whose answer can change. Choose the approach that fits the existing test helpers.
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lines 719 - 724:
Extend recovery_checks_are_quiet_and_throttled_until_access_returns to verify
recovery on the same denied Keychain instance after access becomes available and
RECOVERY_RETRY elapses. Use an existing test-helper approach that can change the
fake’s response or control elapsed time, and assert access_recovered() returns
true without replacing the Keychain instance.
Isolate the explicit exclusion guard in the cold-cache test.
Isolate the explicit exclusion guard in the cold-cache test.
With deleted_from_cloud: true, the !session.deleted_from_cloud term already removes the session from pending. Removing !session.explicitly_excluded would not change this test's result. The test therefore does not protect the durable exclusion its comment describes. Setting deleted_from_cloud to false leaves explicitly_excluded as the only excluding flag.
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736:
Update the cold-cache test’s Inclusion fixture so explicitly_excluded is the
only exclusion flag: set deleted_from_cloud to false while keeping
explicitly_excluded true, ensuring the test detects removal of the
explicit-exclusion guard.
Assert the forwarded result text in the handoff proof.
Assert the forwarded result text in the handoff proof.
The check at lines 347-350 compares only turn_id values. The bridge accepts any nonempty text on the result route. A plugin that forwards placeholder text for the correct turns still passes.
The script already defines marker for this run and waits for it in each turn's answer. The desktop-return reply is short, so the plugin forwards it unchanged. Asserting that the forwarded text for third['turnId'] contains marker adds the missing continuity check.
Suggested assertion
forwarded={row['turn_id'] for row in result_requests()}
+ forwarded_text={row['turn_id']: row['text'] for row in result_requests()}+ if marker not in forwarded_text.get(third['turnId'], ''):+ raise Failure('Forwarded mobile result text does not contain the remembered marker')
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- 350:
Update the handoff proof after `result_requests()` to verify that the forwarded
result text for `third['turnId']` contains the run’s `marker`. Preserve the
existing turn-provenance checks and fail the proof when the marker is absent.
Check ring-to-poll latency, not only the poll count.
Check ring-to-poll latency, not only the poll count.
The doorbell check fails only when polls exceeds eight. A plugin that ignores rings and polls on a timer can stay under that cap and pass. This applies when the watch helper still registers, because the watch check only requires a watch whose parent is the Claude process. The check also never compares poll times with ring times.
Record time.time() before bridge.ring(). Then require a poll entry in bridge-requests.jsonl whose at value falls within a short bound after that time. Choose the bound with enough margin for a poll that is already in flight when the ring arrives.
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- 368:
Update the doorbell check around bridge.ring() to record the ring time and
verify that bridge-requests.jsonl contains a poll entry whose at timestamp falls
within a short, bounded interval afterward. Choose the interval with enough
margin for a poll already in flight when the ring arrives, while ensuring
timer-based polling that ignores the ring cannot pass merely by staying under
the existing poll-count cap.
- Codex: a follow-up delivery proxies as a launch does (the live daemon's
binary, else the managed package), never an older terminal Codex; only an
app-server on the default control socket counts as the daemon; one list of
managed binaries serves the offer check and the starter.
- Uploads: automatic admission honors the Cloud-deletion tombstone; the
module doc names Cloud-confirmed deletion as what takes sessions off.
- Hosted MCP: with no agent present, the identity read runs once per account
generation, and a capability change alone notifies the account.
- Claude hook: only a shared login's hook counts toward default-on.
- Session deletion: a failed check says whether to sign in, switch account,
wait for the service or check the connection.
- Cloud listing checks a connector's reason before reaching for its login;
session deletion opens the history store once; guided Codex threads are
bounded.
- Muse Code is one name in session rows and Windows' unavailable message.
- The core's build script can take its development base version from a
builder's changelog (AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_CHANGELOG) and its revision from the
builder's checkout (AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_GIT_DIR), as relay-desktop needs.
- Scripts: the Pi installer substitutes the harness, refuses Windows and an
Oh My Pi copy; retention verification enables history and runs; the live
Pi tests install each version alone (and the paid one without install
scripts); the Cursor live test escapes its hook paths and restores
~/.cursor and empty hook keys; the handoff harness's child always exits.
- CI: SHA-pinned setup-node and setup-bun, the Windows install and
session_model filters run separately, OpenCode's managed-reply test runs.
- rust-oleum.toml: one entry for session_model/uploads.rs (duplicate keys
are invalid TOML).
- Tests for the deletion journal, the join-prompt policy, the follow-up
proxy and the deletion-check messages; docs for the setup status fields
and the sign-in provider; clearer changelog wording.
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…ate the Claude hook default on a shared login, fail retention verification that matches no test
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Clear the cached sharing mode when the attached install changes.
20-23: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
Clear the cached sharing mode when the attached install changes.
When the attached install has no sharing mode, the join-prompt check falls back to the cached uploader.status answer. attach replaces the install but does not clear that cache, so the previous install's selected answer can allow the prompt until a later status read lands. The chosen fallback is also never cleared. Clear the cached answer and chosen mode when the install target changes.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/setup/policy.rs around lines 20 - 23:
Update attach so that when the attached install target changes, it clears the
cached uploader.status answer and chosen sharing mode before the new install can
be used by prompt_allowed; preserve the cache when the target has not changed.
Detection offers Codex when a managed binary exists but is a dangling symlink or is not executable. codex_daemon_possible checks only that the path exists. managed_daemon_executable checks that the file is executable. Launch then falls back to the CLI, which may not start the daemon. Use the same executable check in codex_daemon_possible so detection returns Unusable for these installs.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/harness/codex.rs around lines 85 - 87:
Update codex_daemon_possible to keep checking for the app-server control socket
while requiring managed daemon binaries to pass the same executability check
used by managed_daemon_executable. Ensure dangling symlinks and non-executable
binaries do not make detection report Codex as usable.
Add a Setup-level test for claudeprompttojoinallowed in /setup/status.
Add a Setup-level test for claude_prompt_to_join_allowed in /setup/status.
The new test in policy.rs calls prompt_allowed directly. No test reads claude_prompt_to_join_allowed from the /setup/status response. No test sets an attached install and a different cached sharing mode together.
The current code already checks the attached install first and the cached mode second. A later change to prompt_to_join_allowed (policy.rs:14-24) could still pass the suite. The flag decides whether the SessionStart join prompt appears (output.rs:88-96).
Add a test that sets conflicting install and cached sharing modes, requests /setup/status, and asserts the value of claude_prompt_to_join_allowed for the attached-install precedence.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/setup/policy.rs around lines 44 - 50:
Add a Setup-level test for the `/setup/status` response that supplies
conflicting attached-install and cached sharing modes, then asserts
`claude_prompt_to_join_allowed` follows the attached-install precedence enforced
by `prompt_allowed`. Keep the existing direct policy tests unchanged.
Add a unit test for the ReceiverRejection branch of failureof.
Add a unit test for the ReceiverRejection branch of failure_of.
No test calls failure_of. The bridge tests do not reach this branch with a 401 or 403 response. Add this test to the existing test module in crates/probe/src/destination.rs. It checks the helper's mapping from a ReceiverRejection to its DeliveryFailure.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/destination.rs at line 85:
Add a unit test in the existing test module that exercises the ReceiverRejection
branch of failure_of, verifying that rejection errors map to their
DeliveryFailure values for both authentication-required and permission-denied
statuses.
- build.rs: a configured changelog that cannot be read or names no release
fails the build; empty `## v` headings are skipped; Git watch paths are made
absolute on Git before 2.31 too. The README and probe-move document the
version precedence, and build_metadata mirrors it.
- Cloud consent requests map 401 and 403, and a refused token refresh, to
sign-in and account failures, so the bridge shows the matching message.
- Codex is offered only where the starter can run a managed binary.
- Pi installer: placeholders are replaced in one pass; the Oh My Pi refusal
says what to do.
- Changelog bullets split one behavior each.
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Remove the temporary file when the rename fails.
45-45: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
Remove the temporary file when the rename fails.
If another process creates a directory at path after the existing file is read, renameSync on line 45 fails and leaves the .tmp file in the extensions folder. The .tmp file contains the full extension source. Wrap the rename in a try block. On failure, remove the temporary file and rethrow the error.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs at line 45:
Update the fs.renameSync(tmp, path) operation so that if the rename fails, the
temporary file is removed and the original rename error is rethrown.
Concurrent installers can lose their extension between the ownership check and the rename.
45-45: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff
Concurrent installers can lose their extension between the ownership check and the rename.
The script checks the marker in agent-relay.js, writes a temporary file, and calls fs.renameSync(tmp, path). The rename replaces whatever is at path at that moment. If another installer writes a different harness's extension after the check, this rename replaces it. The Oh My Pi copy is an example. The Rust installer in crates/probe/src/relay/pi/config.rs writes the same path with the same check-then-rename pattern.
A second check before the rename narrows the window but does not close it. Closing it needs a lock that every writer takes. The Rust atomic_write path takes no lock on this file, so a lock in this script alone does not protect the file.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs at line 45:
Update the install flow around fs.renameSync and the Rust atomic_write path in
the Pi config installer so every writer to agent-relay.js uses the same lock
across the ownership check and file replacement. A script-only lock or a second
pre-rename check does not prevent the race; establish that both installers honor
the shared lock before relying on it.
Select the newest ## v heading, not the first one.
build.rs takes the first non-empty ## v heading in file order. An older release listed above a newer one therefore becomes the development base. The stamped version then orders below newer releases in outdated and newer_build (delivery_status/claims.rs). Select the maximum heading by release order instead, and apply the same change to the duplicated selection in tests/build_metadata.rs.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/build.rs around lines 81 - 83:
Update the version-heading selection in the build metadata flow to choose the
maximum heading by release order rather than the first non-empty heading; apply
the same selection rule to the duplicated logic in build_metadata tests.
Preserve the existing heading filtering and trimming behavior.
The refresh_refused unit test in crates/probe/src/cloud.rs checks only the string classifier. No test in crates/probe/tests/destination.rs sends a refused refresh through a consent caller and checks the result. A change to the refused-refresh arms in send_with_auth_refresh_checked_with_budget would not fail any current test.
Add a test in crates/probe/tests/destination.rs that calls require_session_deletion. It passes consent_error(...) as its error mapper. Script the access-token request and the refresh request to return 401. Then assert that the returned failure is DeliveryFailure::AuthenticationRequired. Using set_session_uploads is also valid. reset_sessions uses a generic message and is not the target for this assertion.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/cloud.rs around lines 2696 - 2701:
Add a consent-path test in destination tests that exercises
require_session_deletion with consent_error as its error mapper, scripting both
the access-token and refresh requests to return 401. Assert the result is
DeliveryFailure::AuthenticationRequired so the refused-refresh handling in
send_with_auth_refresh_checked_with_budget is covered; do not use reset_sessions
for this assertion.
Add a Unix-only test that the Pi installer refuses a FIFO destination.
Add a Unix-only test that the Pi installer refuses a FIFO destination.
No test runs crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs. If O_NONBLOCK is removed from the openSync call, opening a FIFO with no writer blocks the installer. No test would fail. The test can create extensions/agent-relay.js as a FIFO under a temporary PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR, run the script with a timeout, and assert a non-zero exit with the Preserving another extension message. The existing mkfifo helpers in crates/probe/tests/relay_outbound.rs and crates/probe/src/relay/harness/claude/channel/tests.rs can supply the FIFO setup. The test runner needs node on PATH.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs at line 27:
Add a Unix-only test for the Pi installer’s destination openSync path: create
the extension destination as a FIFO in a temporary PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR, run the
installer with a timeout, and assert it exits nonzero with the “Preserving
another extension” message. Use the existing FIFO setup conventions and ensure
the test invokes Node from PATH.
Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately.
<file name="crates/probe/src/destination.rs">
<violation number="1" location="crates/probe/src/destination.rs:81">
P3: The new `consent_error` 401/403 mapping has no test. Add a test that serves 401 and 403 from the selection and limits endpoints and asserts `failure_of` returns `AuthenticationRequired` and `PermissionDenied`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs:25">
P3: This installer has no test coverage. Add a `node --test` case that checks a symlink refusal, a FIFO refusal, the Oh My Pi refusal, and a home path containing `__HARNESS__` is not rewritten.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.mjs:35">
P3: A Unix socket at the extension path now makes `openSync` throw a raw `ENXIO` instead of the intended "Preserving another extension" refusal. Treat `ENXIO` like the symlink case so the refusal message still applies.</violation>
</file>
<file name="crates/probe/README.md">
<violation number="1" location="crates/probe/README.md:132">
P3: The phrase "the builder's checkout's" is hard to parse. Reword it to say the revision comes from the builder's checkout.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/probe-move.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/probe-move.md:94">
P3: The migration checklist still tells relay-desktop to add `AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_BASE_VERSION`, while this section now documents `AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_CHANGELOG` as its development source. Because the explicit base takes precedence, update step 3 so the instructions do not disable the automatic changelog behavior.</violation>
</file>
…erge dropped
#2057 three-way merged each file against the desktop snapshot 5601b739 and
kept relay's side where both had changed, which dropped desktop changes made
before the split. A full audit (every file, every test, every commit since
the snapshot; see docs/desktop-parity-ledger.md) restores them:
- relay serve --headless keeps the app's Open-at-login entry (d23664e2).
- Devin reviews are never discovered, activated or recreated as offline
rows (27854327, aa893455).
- Grok usage records do not become empty transcript messages (fc84dd6e).
- Presentation discovery runs on a fixed cadence and reads never start a
pass (96ebd2c5); the fleet-authority slot stays.
- AccountPlugin::auto_activate_by_default lets the desktop's account turn
automatic activation on unless turned off (a37b11a3, 7373df8b); the CLI's
core keeps it unset. Pi, Oh My Pi and OpenCode keep their own opt-ins,
as the desktop's core never activated them by itself.
- The inventory test lets startup passes settle (desktop's flake fix).
Also from review: consent 401/403 mapping and Pi installer tests, the Pi
installer refuses any non-regular file, and doc wording.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add an HTTP-level test for a refused token refresh.
refresh_refused_tests (cloud.rs:2691-2704) passes hand-written anyhow messages to refresh_refused. No test in this file sends a 400, 401, or 403 from /v1/auth/token/refresh through send_with_auth_refresh_checked_with_budget. The HTTP error text that refresh_refused depends on comes from map_http_err, so a format change there can break refused-refresh handling while the current tests still pass.
Suggested test scope
Add a fake server that answers two requests on one listener. It should return 401 for the protected delivery request, then return a refused status (401 or 403) for POST /v1/auth/token/refresh. one_refresh_response cannot be reused as-is: it hard-codes 200 OK and accepts only the refresh request.
Call send_with_auth_refresh_checked_with_budget with the send closure from authed_post. Assert that the returned error is the original 401 response error, not the HTTP 401: refresh error.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/cloud.rs at line 2690:
Add an HTTP-level refused-refresh test alongside `refresh_refused_tests` that
sends a protected delivery request and then a refused response from `POST
/v1/auth/token/refresh` through `send_with_auth_refresh_checked_with_budget`.
Use a fake server that handles both requests on one listener rather than reusing
`one_refresh_response`, which only accepts the refresh request and returns 200.
Use the send closure from `authed_post` and assert the returned error is the
original delivery 401 error, not the refresh error produced through
`map_http_err`.
Add a test for an unmarked regular extension file.
Add a test for an unmarked regular extension file.
The installer refuses an existing regular file that lacks the Agent Relay marker, but no test covers this path. The Oh My Pi test uses a marked file. The symlink, FIFO, and socket tests do not use a regular file. A change that treats regular files differently would not fail the current suite. The suggested test writes an unmarked agent-relay.js. It asserts that the run fails with Preserving another extension, and that the file content is unchanged.
Suggested test
+test('an unrelated regular extension is refused, not overwritten', { skip: !unix }, () => {+ const h = home('other');+ const foreign = '// Not an Agent Relay extension.\n';+ fs.writeFileSync(h.file, foreign);+ const result = run(h.dir);+ assert.equal(result.ok, false);+ assert.match(result.out, /Preserving another extension/);+ assert.equal(fs.readFileSync(h.file, 'utf8'), foreign);+ fs.rmSync(h.root, { recursive: true, force: true });+});+
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Review comment at @crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.test.mjs around
lines 47 - 57:
Add a test alongside the existing refusal cases in the installer test suite for
an unmarked regular extension file. Write foreign content to `h.file`, run the
installer, and assert that it fails with the “Preserving another extension”
message while leaving the file content unchanged.
Add a Windows-only test for the installer rejection.
Add a Windows-only test for the installer rejection.
Every test in this file is skipped on Windows (skip: !unix). On other platforms, the win32 branch in install-pi-extension.mjs never runs. Removing that guard would not fail this suite. A test that runs only on Windows would cover the rejection. The Windows CI job would also need to run this file.
🧪 Suggested test
const unix = process.platform !== 'win32';
++test('the installer refuses Windows', { skip: unix }, () => {+ const h = home('windows');+ const result = run(h.dir);+ assert.equal(result.ok, false);+ assert.match(result.out, /Pi sessions are not available on Windows\./);+ fs.rmSync(h.root, { recursive: true, force: true });+});
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Review comment at @crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.test.mjs around
lines 35 - 37:
Add a Windows-only test alongside the existing tests, using the existing home
and run helpers to verify the installer rejects execution with the expected
Windows-unavailable message; ensure the Windows CI job runs this test file so
the win32 branch is exercised.
Check that special-file destinations survive the refusal.
Check that special-file destinations survive the refusal.
The symlink, FIFO, and socket tests check only the result.ok value and the Preserving another extension message. They do not check the entry at the destination path. A change that removed the entry and then threw this error would still pass these tests.
Add a destination check to each special-file test after the refusal assertions. For the symlink, confirm that the entry is still a symbolic link and that its target is unchanged. For the FIFO and the socket, confirm that the entry keeps its original type. Use lstatSync for these checks. Use readlinkSync for the symlink target.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/scripts/install-pi-extension.test.mjs around
lines 67 - 69:
Update the symlink, FIFO, and socket tests to verify each destination entry
after the refusal assertions using lstatSync: confirm the symlink remains a
symbolic link with its original target via readlinkSync, and confirm the FIFO
and socket retain their respective file types.
Cover a Devin review that is reclassified after publication.
Cover a Devin review that is reclassified after publication.
The new assertions seed the review as automation before discovery runs. They then read sessions() and auto_activation_sessions() directly. Neither call reads core.session_snapshot. A change that keeps an already-published review in the snapshot would still pass these assertions.
Add a test that publishes a catalog where the review has a person originator. Then change that row's originator to automation, run the publish step again, and assert that the review is absent from the published listing and from the activation inputs. Keep the existing assertions for the person session.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/local/tests/automatic_admission.rs
around lines 369 - 376:
Extend the test around the existing `listed` assertions to first publish the
catalog with the review’s originator set to a person, then reclassify it as
`automation` and publish again. Assert that the review is absent from both the
published session listing and activation inputs after the second publish, while
preserving the existing assertions for the person session.
Cover a shared app-data store between a desktop core and an accountless core.
Cover a shared app-data store between a desktop core and an accountless core.
Each case in the_desktop_account_turns_automatic_activation_on_unless_turned_off uses a new home directory. No case starts two cores on one store. When a core whose account default is on starts, crates/probe/src/relay/daemon.rs:274-282 persists auto_activate = Some(true). A later core with no account that opens the same app-data directory reads that value. No current test covers this sequence.
Add a case that starts the desktop core, then starts an accountless core on the same app-data path. Assert the auto_activate value that the second core reads. If the carried-over value is the intended behavior, assert Some(true). The test then records that behavior and detects a change to it.
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Review comment at @crates/probe/src/relay/local/tests/automatic_admission.rs
around lines 715 - 726:
Extend the test
the_desktop_account_turns_automatic_activation_on_unless_turned_off with a case
that starts a desktop core and then an accountless core using the same app-data
path; assert that the second core reads Some(true) for auto_activate.
Brings in #2058 (flaky test hardening, Devin host fix), #2059 (policy and
brand removal), #2060 (core parity) and #2061 (relay init starts the
desktop core).
- Keep the deletions of crates/broker/src/snippets.rs, vitest.e2e.config.ts
and relayflow cases 1593/1736/1756; main's edits there only trimmed
policy or hardened a broker-only test.
- package.json, knip.json, publish.yml, package-validation.yml and the 1763
case carry both removals: no policy/brand and no broker packages.
- package-lock.json regenerated from main's against the merged workspaces.
- CHANGELOG keeps every entry from both sides under [Unreleased - Major];
the Devin fix now names `relay serve`, since `relay fleet spawn` no
longer spawns on this machine.
- desktop-presence.ts (from #2061) imports isUsableBinary from the CLI's
own install-paths instead of the removed @agent-relay/harness-driver.
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relay-desktop's
probe/took 11 more commits after #2057's snapshot (desktopab63b45f..644f931a). This ports all of them intocrates/probe, so relay's core is a superset of the desktop's. relay-desktop can then drop its copy and pin this crate, at the commit core 15.0.9 is released from.Ported (three-way merged against relay's own changes since the flip):
codexonPATH; an unregistered chat gets one registration command (PostToolUse/stop hook); process discovery fixes.claude_prompt_to_join_allowed, selected mode only). Relay's automatic-activationJoiningguidance is kept and checked first.set_enabled).SignInRequest.provider(google/microsoft).contract/CoreContract.swiftis regenerated.Merge resolutions:
session_hook/output.rs(Joining first, then the sharing policy; both tests kept),setup.rs(auto_activatesplus the desktop'sname/address/link_address),cursor_cli/settings.rs,tests/relay_agents.rs(the desktop's async fixture), andrust-oleum.toml(the higher ceiling of each). Fixups:Workspace.sourcein the newcodex_stoptest, and the new upload-off test gated onhistory.Tests and CI moved here from relay-desktop:
scripts/test-pi-live.sh,test-pi-live-model.sh,test-omp-live.sh,test-claude-mobile-plugin.mjs,test-cursor-live.sh,test-opencode-managed-replies.mjs,test-claude-handoff.py,install-pi-extension.mjsandverify-history-retention.sh, with paths now relative to the crate. Probe CI gains a Live Pi, Oh My Pi and Claude mobile harnesses job (desktop CI ran these) and runs theplatform::andinstall::/session_modeltests on Windows.Verified locally (macOS):
cargo fmt --check. With history: every suite passes except the 2history_flushdeadline tests, which fail on this Mac on main too and are handled onfix/flaky-core-tests. Without history: the lib suite (2,642) and integration suites pass. The public-source check is clean, and the diff has no internal names. relay-desktop'sdesktop-coreand GTK app build and test against this branch.Changelog: four
Fixedbullets under[Unreleased - Minor].Superset audit (scope grew)
#2057 three-way merged each file against the desktop snapshot
5601b739. Where both sides had changed, it kept relay's side, which dropped some desktop changes made before the split. This PR now restores them. The full per-file ledger (678 files: 516 identical after formatting, the rest each with a decision and the desktop commit) is incrates/probe/docs/desktop-parity-ledger.md.Restored, each with a test:
relay serve --headlesskeeps the app's Open-at-login entry (d23664e2).AccountPlugin::auto_activate_by_default. It's false here, so the CLI's core is unchanged; desktop-core turns it on (a37b11a3, 7373df8b).Kept relay-only, on purpose: the broker, fleet and
relay-clipieces, the reviewedpermission_deniedretry rule, and the Pi/OpenCode per-provider opt-ins. The desktop's core never auto-activated Pi, Oh My Pi or OpenCode at all, so these opt-ins are a superset.Moved to relay-desktop's desktop-core: browser sign-in, the provider-credentials test support, and the account, MCP and attestation code.
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