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…e wrong webhook statements The webhooks user-manual page (English and Turkish) said "Slack, Teams and Discord all accept the payload directly". The body is a Slack-style `attachments` block with no top-level text, content or embeds. Discord requires content or embeds and answers HTTP 400; Office 365 Connectors for Teams were retired in May 2026 and Teams Workflows webhooks expect an Adaptive Card. The page now shows the real payload (copied from the schema page, which was already right), says Slack accepts the attachments block and that Teams and Discord need a relay, and says a rejected delivery is only a WARNING. Three neighbouring statements were wrong too: - `url_env` was said to override `url`; `_resolve_url` reads `url_env` only when `url` is empty, so `url` wins. - The `notify_on_failure` description said "any non-zero exit"; it gates training.failure and training.reverted. - The access-control SOP listed five webhook events (there are eight), said every payload carries FORGELM_OPERATOR (no payload field does) and named a "Teams connector token". The field descriptions in config.py are reworded in place, so the module's line budget is unchanged. Refs #112 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer's GuideThis documentation-focused PR corrects inaccurate webhook compatibility, payload, configuration, event-catalog, and access-control statements across English and Turkish documentation, while updating configuration field descriptions to reflect existing runtime behavior and documenting the required relay and warning-only failure model for Teams and Discord. File-Level Changes
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Review comments at @docs/qms/access_control.md:
- Around line 233-234: Update the webhook authentication guidance in the
access-control documentation to describe only mechanisms ForgeLM supports:
explain that incoming webhooks can use a secret URL, and that receivers
requiring Authorization headers or signed requests need a relay. Apply the same
correction to the corresponding guidance in the translated documentation,
keeping both descriptions consistent with WebhookConfig and _post_payload.
Review comments at @docs/reference/configuration.md:
- Line 295: Update the `url` description in the configuration reference to say
Teams and Discord require a compatible relay, without claiming they reject the
payload. Apply equivalent wording to the corresponding English and Turkish
configuration references and operations guides, replacing direct-rejection,
direct-acceptance, and HTTP 400 claims while preserving statements that only say
a relay is needed.
Review comments at @docs/usermanuals/en/operations/webhooks.md:
- Line 137: Update the “No HMAC body signing” guidance in the English and
Turkish webhook manuals to remove Slack’s signing secret as an example of
authenticating ForgeLM’s outgoing requests. Refer instead to the secret webhook
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Document only authentication ForgeLM can provide.
WebhookConfig has no Authorization-header or request-signing option, and _post_payload sets only Content-Type. Slack’s signing secret verifies requests from Slack to an app; Slack incoming webhooks use a secret URL. A receiver that requires an Authorization header or signed request will reject ForgeLM’s delivery. Replace this example with a supported URL-secret setup or state that such receivers need a relay. Apply the same correction to docs/qms/access_control-tr.md Lines 235-236. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the webhook authentication guidance in the access-control documentation
to describe only mechanisms ForgeLM supports: explain that incoming webhooks can
use a secret URL, and that receivers requiring Authorization headers or signed
requests need a relay. Apply the same correction to the corresponding guidance
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| | `url` | string | `null` | Webhook destination URL | | ||
| | `url_env` | string | `null` | Env var name containing URL | | ||
| | `url` | string | `null` | Webhook destination URL: a Slack incoming webhook, or a relay (Teams and Discord reject the payload directly) | |
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Describe the relay requirement without asserting provider rejection.
The same unsupported direct-rejection claim appears in the English and Turkish configuration references and in the English and Turkish operations guides. Replace “reject,” “not accepted directly,” and the specific HTTP 400 claim with “requires a compatible relay for this payload.” Keep wording that only states that Teams and Discord need a relay.
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-| `url` | string | `null` | Webhook destination URL: a Slack incoming webhook, or a relay (Teams and Discord reject the payload directly) |
+| `url` | string | `null` | Webhook destination URL: a Slack incoming webhook, or a compatible relay for Teams and Discord |
| `url_env` | string | `null` | Env var name containing the URL; read only when `url` is empty |
| `notify_on_start` | bool | `true` | Notify on training start |
| `notify_on_success` | bool | `true` | Notify on success |Apply the equivalent change to docs/reference/configuration-tr.md, and update the direct-acceptance and HTTP 400 statements in both operations guides. The relay-only wording in forgelm/config.py and the user-manual configuration examples is already appropriate.
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| | `url` | string | `null` | Webhook destination URL: a Slack incoming webhook, or a relay (Teams and Discord reject the payload directly) | | |
| | `url` | string | `null` | Webhook destination URL: a Slack incoming webhook, or a compatible relay for Teams and Discord | |
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Review comment at @docs/reference/configuration.md at line 295:
Update the `url` description in the configuration reference to say Teams and
Discord require a compatible relay, without claiming they reject the payload.
Apply equivalent wording to the corresponding English and Turkish configuration
references and operations guides, replacing direct-rejection, direct-acceptance,
and HTTP 400 claims while preserving statements that only say a relay is needed.
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| - **Curated payload.** ForgeLM never includes raw training data, full configs, or unredacted PII in webhook payloads. The notifier wraps a fixed-shape JSON; there is no `webhook.redact` toggle because there's nothing user-controllable to redact. | ||
| - **Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) guard.** ForgeLM blocks webhook URLs pointing at internal IPs — RFC 1918, loopback, link-local (incl. cloud IMDS at `169.254.169.254`), RFC 6598 Shared Address Space / Carrier-Grade-NAT (`100.64.0.0/10`, which also covers Alibaba Cloud ECS's IMDS at `100.100.100.200` — the stdlib `ipaddress` predicates don't flag that block as private or reserved on their own), plus reserved and multicast destinations — unless you explicitly opt-in with `webhook.allow_private_destinations: true`. This prevents misconfigured runs from probing your internal network or leaking the payload to a cloud metadata service. | ||
| - **No HMAC body signing.** ForgeLM does not sign webhook bodies — destination-side authenticity falls to TLS + URL secrecy via `url_env` plus the receiving system's bearer-token / signed-request controls (Slack signing secret, Teams connector token). | ||
| - **No HMAC body signing.** ForgeLM does not sign webhook bodies — destination-side authenticity falls to TLS + URL secrecy via `url_env` plus the receiving system's bearer-token / signed-request controls (for example Slack's signing secret). |
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Remove the Slack signing-secret example.
Slack uses its signing secret to authenticate requests from Slack to an app. It does not sign ForgeLM's requests to an incoming webhook. If an operator configures a relay to require X-Slack-Signature based on this example, the relay will reject ForgeLM's deliveries. Describe the secret webhook URL or a relay-specific authentication mechanism instead. Make the same correction in docs/usermanuals/tr/operations/webhooks.md, Line 139. (docs.slack.dev)
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Review comment at @docs/usermanuals/en/operations/webhooks.md at line 137:
Update the “No HMAC body signing” guidance in the English and Turkish webhook
manuals to remove Slack’s signing secret as an example of authenticating
ForgeLM’s outgoing requests. Refer instead to the secret webhook URL or a
relay-specific authentication mechanism.
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Superseded by #997: the wave-0 fixes are combined by theme into five pull requests to cut the review load. This branch's commits are included there unchanged apart from the |
…e described as the code behaves (#997) ## Summary Four documentation corrections combined into one pull request, replacing #993 and #994 (and two branches that were never opened). Each one removes a statement the code does not back. English and Turkish are updated together; `config.py`, `_parser.py` and the other budgeted modules change only by in-place string edits, so the module-size ratchet is untouched. ## Related issues Refs #112, #110, #111, #115, #410, #96, #534, #74, #100, #893. The code halves of #110/#111/#115 (shipping the presets), #112 (a Teams/Discord formatter) and #74/#100 (gating clients behind `--offline`) stay open. ## Changes | Theme | Said | Now says | |---|---|---| | **Webhooks** (`docs/usermanuals/{en,tr}/operations/webhooks.md`, config references, access-control SOP) | Slack, Teams and Discord all accept the payload directly | Slack accepts the `attachments` block; Teams (Office 365 Connectors retired, Workflows want an Adaptive Card) and Discord (needs `content`/`embeds`, answers HTTP 400) need a relay; the real payload is shown. Also: `url_env` is read **only when `url` is empty** (it said the opposite); `notify_on_failure` gates `training.failure`/`training.reverted`; no payload carries `FORGELM_OPERATOR`; eight events, not five | | **DeepSpeed presets** (references, troubleshooting, enterprise guide, user manuals, `config_template.yaml`) | built-in presets | the names resolve only from a source checkout, not from a wheel or the Docker image; known issue #410 for `zero2`; the "fits 70B on 8×24 GB" sentence is gone; the template's launch line is `-m forgelm` | | **First run** (`getting-started/first-run`, `project-layout`, `compliance/human-oversight`, EN+TR) | an `artifacts/` bundle with a `manifest.json` that hashes every file, `config_snapshot.yaml`, an invented training log and doctor output | the tree a run really writes; only the audit log (`verify-audit`) and `final_model/` (`verify-integrity`) are tamper-checked, nothing hashes `compliance/`; the renderer's real doctor format | | **`--offline`** (`--help`, `model.offline` description, references, enterprise guide, air-gap page) | "Air-gapped mode", "prevents any network calls", Comet | sets the three Hugging Face offline variables; does not stop webhooks, judge/synthetic-data API clients or W&B/MLflow; Comet is not a `report_to` value | ### Checked Webhook payload and `url_env` precedence against `forgelm/webhook.py`; the output tree against `trainer.py`/`compliance.py`; `forgelm doctor --offline` run for the real format; `TrainingArguments`-independent. `forgelm` `--help` text and field descriptions are edited in place. ## Type - [x] Documentation ## Testing - The full `CLAUDE.md` gauntlet from a clean worktree of this branch: exit 0 (bilingual parity, code-block parity, anchors, CLI-help consistency, field descriptions, YAML snippets, schema drift). ## Checklist - [x] English and Turkish mirrors updated together (Turkish wording needs the owner's review) - [x] CHANGELOG entries under `[Unreleased]` 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) ## Summary by Sourcery Update bilingual documentation and user-facing descriptions to accurately reflect ForgeLM's current runtime behavior. Enhancements: - Align English and Turkish documentation, CLI help, and configuration field descriptions with the implemented webhook behavior, DeepSpeed preset availability, first-run output structure, and offline-mode scope. Documentation: - Correct webhook documentation to describe the Slack-format payload, relay requirements for Teams and Discord, URL precedence, notification coverage, and the complete event vocabulary. - Document that DeepSpeed preset names require a source checkout, identify the known zero2 issue, and replace unsupported preset and capacity claims with custom JSON guidance. - Replace the fictitious first-run artifacts and output examples with the actual run directory tree, tamper-verification boundaries, approval staging behavior, and doctor output. - Clarify that --offline only configures Hugging Face offline behavior and does not disable webhooks, API clients, or experiment tracking integrations. Tests: - Update the changelog with the documentation corrections. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Clarified that offline mode blocks Hugging Face, Transformers, and Datasets network access, but does not disable webhooks, API clients, or experiment trackers. * Updated webhook guidance on supported payloads, relay requirements, URL precedence, event types, and failure notifications. * Clarified that DeepSpeed presets require a source checkout; examples now favor custom JSON configuration paths and note a ZeRO-2 preset issue. * Updated run-output examples and integrity-check guidance, and corrected human-approval command examples. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
The webhooks user-manual page said "Slack, Teams, and Discord all accept the payload directly via incoming-webhook endpoints". The body is a Slack-style
attachmentsblock with no top-leveltext,contentorembeds: Discord requirescontentorembedsand answers HTTP 400; Office 365 Connectors for Teams were retired in May 2026 and Teams Workflows webhooks expect an Adaptive Card. Both need a relay. A rejected delivery is only aWARNINGin the run log, so nobody is paged.Related issues
Refs #112 — the documentation half. A formatter for Teams and Discord (
webhook.format) is a separate, larger change and stays open. The site strings are in a separate PR.Changes — each row shows what it said and what it says now
docs/usermanuals/{en,tr}/operations/webhooks.mdattachmentsblock; Teams and Discord do not (why, per provider) and need a relay; a rejected delivery is a WARNING only; send a test event firstevent,run_name,status,metrics,reason,model_path,attachments), copied from the schema page, which was already rightdocs/reference/configuration{,-tr}.md+config.pydescriptionurl_env"overridesurlwhen set"_resolve_urlreadsurl_envonly whenurlis empty, sourlwinsconfig.pydescription, configuration referencesnotify_on_failure: "any non-zero exit"training.failureandtraining.reverteddocs/qms/access_control{,-tr}.mdFORGELM_OPERATOR"; "Teams connector token"config.pyis on the module-size ratchet with zero headroom, so the four description edits are in place and the module's size is unchanged.What this changes for a deployer
Someone who followed the old page and pointed
webhook.urlat a Teams or Discord URL was getting rejected deliveries and a log warning only. The page now says up front that those two need a relay.Type
Testing
tests/test_webhook.pyandtests/test_config.pypass;check_audit_event_catalog, field-description and module-size guards pass.CLAUDE.mdgauntlet from a clean worktree of this branch: exit 0.Checklist
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Correct webhook documentation and field descriptions to accurately reflect provider compatibility, configuration behavior, event coverage, and audit attribution.
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