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harness: wally openwork with every RunAnywhere model - #230
wally openwork -m <model> opens the OpenWork desktop app (different-ai/openwork) with every RunAnywhere model in its model picker.
How it works: wally builds an opencode config and hands it to the app in OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT. OpenWork passes its environment to the opencode 1.18.33 engine it bundles, and that engine merges the variable last, after OpenWork's own config file. The hosted catalog goes under runanywhere. A local -m starts the kit server on loopback and adds runanywhere-local beside the hosted list. The launched model is selected.
The app runs as a second instance on a profile under the state dir (openwork/). Its Electron data, runtime DB, server settings, opencode history and workspace all live there, so the user's own OpenWork, opencode history and home folder are never written. The profile is kept between runs.
Two OpenWork defaults are switched off for that profile, both found by running it:
A fresh profile sends chats to OpenWork's opencode 2 engine, which gets an allowlisted environment and never sees the provider. OPENWORK_ENGINE_V2_PREVIEW=off and OPENWORK_ENGINE_AUTO_UPGRADE=0 keep chats on the v1 engine.
With no workspace list, OpenWork creates ~/OpenWork Chat in the real home. wally writes a list naming its own folder first, using OpenWork's id scheme (ws_ + sha256(path)[:12]).
The provider declares X-RA-Harness: opencode, because the contract has no openwork value yet. On macOS a missing app gets a brew install --cask openwork offer (never npm i openwork, which is a different project). Quitting the app ends the run, and Ctrl-C quits the app. open_code_provider was split out of build_open_code_config so both providers share one builder.
tests/local_harness: a stand-in openwork app, signed out and signed in, plus the missing-app path.
scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh (opt-in, WALLY_E2E_OPENWORK=1): real app. 10 hosted models plus 1 local listed and connected, the launched one selected, pong back on runanywhere-local/qwen3-4b-instruct-2507 and runanywhere/glm-5.3-flash, then a clean quit. wally models list --cloud shows 11; the 11th is eve, a decision model kept out on purpose.
Goldens: the new command line shows up in the usual 31 root-list cases, plus help__openwork and help__help__openwork.
Not done:
GUI checks by a person (onboarding screen, picker, Ctrl-C, running beside an existing OpenWork).
Windows: the install path %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\OpenWork\OpenWork.exe is a guess, and nothing has run there.
Linux.
The engine still writes its log to the real ~/.local/share/opencode/log, and the user's global ~/.config/opencode providers show up next to ours.
Summary by cubic
Adds wally openwork -m <model>, which opens the OpenWork desktop app with every RunAnywhere model in its model picker. The app runs as a second instance on a private profile so the user's own OpenWork, opencode history, and home folder are never written.
Behavior
The provider config goes in OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT: hosted models under runanywhere, a local model starts the kit server and adds runanywhere-local, with the launched model selected. An expired account token is refreshed first and the hosted endpoint passes the image gate.
The app is launched from its own executable rather than open, so the profile environment (carrying the account token) reaches the child directly and the app stays wally's child: Ctrl-C reaches it and its exit ends the run.
Before the first launch the profile gets a workspace list that names its workspace exactly as OpenWork resolves it (canonicalized, native separators, Windows \\?\ prefix stripped), so no ~/OpenWork Chat is created in the real home.
Two OpenWork defaults are switched off so chats stay on the opencode 1.x engine, which reads the variable before OpenWork's own config. XDG_DATA_HOME also moves to the profile, so the engine's log and saved logins stay out of the real home.
The app is found by bundle ID on macOS, WALLY_OPENWORK_APP points at any other install, and Linux looks only for OpenWork.AppImage on PATH (a bare openwork is a different npm project). A missing app on macOS offers brew install --cask openwork and never npm i openwork.
Quitting the app ends the run; Ctrl-C quits the app.
Windows and Linux are not yet verified against a real install.
Written for commit 76f7d69. Summary will update on new commits.
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New Features
Added wally openwork to launch OpenWork with a local or hosted model, or without model configuration. OpenWork uses a separate persistent profile and workspace.
Added model selection and instructions for missing installations, including an optional Homebrew install on macOS.
Updated command help and guides with usage examples.
Tests
Added coverage for OpenWork launches, model configuration, app discovery, and missing-app handling, including an opt-in macOS end-to-end test.
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Review comments at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:
- Line 229: Update the log-file creation in start() to use a unique per-launch
filename so concurrent OpenWork instances cannot truncate or overwrite each
other’s logs.
- Around line 249-254: Update the OpenWork launch flow around
`Command::new(harness::program(app))` to detect an already-running instance for
the same profile before starting a child; when found, report that the requested
model was not applied instead of silently releasing the new endpoint and
exiting.
Review comments at @src/harness/openwork.rs:
- Around line 250-252: Update app_at to validate that the bundle’s executable,
as returned by program(), exists before accepting the OpenWorkApp::Bundle;
reject incomplete override bundles during discovery with a clear message, before
model setup.
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Walkthrough
Wally adds an openwork command that launches OpenWork with a separate persistent profile. The command can configure local or hosted RunAnywhere models, discover the app across supported platforms, and manage launch and exit behavior. Tests and documentation cover the command, its configuration, and its help output.
Changes: OpenWork integration
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Profile and provider setup src/harness/openwork.rs, src/harness/opencode.rs, src/harness/harness.rs, src/harness/mod.rs, tests/test_wally_openwork.rs
Adds a private profile, workspace-list generation, provider configuration, platform-specific app discovery, and launch-path selection. The OpenCode provider builder now accepts a provider name.
Command configuration and launch flow src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs, src/app.rs, src/commands/mod.rs, src/cli_formatter.rs
Adds wally openwork with optional model selection, app-install handling, hosted-catalog loading, provider setup, profile preparation, and child-process launch and exit handling. Registers the command and adds it to help output.
Integration checks and user documentation tests/local_harness/*, tests/test_help_cli.py, tests/golden/*, scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh, scripts/test/e2e.sh, docs/EDITORS.md, skills/runanywhere/SKILL.md
Adds local-harness and opt-in macOS end-to-end checks. Updates golden help cases and documents OpenWork launch and profile behavior.
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant WallyCLI
participant RunAnywhere
participant OpenWork
participant EngineRegistry
User->>WallyCLI: Run wally openwork with a model
WallyCLI->>RunAnywhere: Resolve model endpoint and optional hosted catalog
WallyCLI->>OpenWork: Launch with private profile and provider config
OpenWork->>EngineRegistry: Register engine
EngineRegistry-->>WallyCLI: Expose provider and model state
WallyCLI->>OpenWork: Wait for app exit
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Possibly related PRs
RunanywhereAI/wally#219: PR #230 uses shared hosted model loading from account_models_with when it builds the OpenWork model catalog. PR #219 adds that loading path and its account-session handling.
RunanywhereAI/wally#224: PR #224 changes account_models_with, which PR #230 uses to resolve hosted OpenWork models.
RunanywhereAI/wally#225: PR #225 changes the models included by the shared loader that PR #230 uses for OpenWork's hosted catalog.
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Resolve executable trust and shutdown handling before merging. Concurrent launches can also damage the shared diagnostic log; the remaining findings concern bounded discovery failures and test strength.
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<file name="tests/test_wally_openwork.rs">
<violation number="1" location="tests/test_wally_openwork.rs:203">
P2: This test claims to verify environment propagation but only verifies that executable launches receive no arguments. Add a stand-in executable test through the spawn path, or rename this test so the required environment behavior is covered elsewhere.</violation>
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P2: This test claims to verify environment propagation but only verifies that executable launches receive no arguments. Add a stand-in executable test through the spawn path, or rename this test so the required environment behavior is covered elsewhere.
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+#[test]
+fn an_executable_takes_no_arguments_and_gets_the_environment_from_its_spawn() {
+ let app = OpenWorkApp::Executable(PathBuf::from("/opt/OpenWork/openwork"));
+ let (program, args) = launch_command(&app, &[("A".to_string(), "1".to_string())]);
+ assert_eq!(program, "/opt/OpenWork/openwork");
+ assert!(args.is_empty());
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Nice harness, and most of it checks out, but one blocker before this ships to customers.
Blocker: the account access token is visible in ps for the whole session (macOS).
For a .app bundle, launch_command passes every variable as open -n -W --env NAME=VALUE. That includes OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT, whose hosted provider apiKey is the signed-in user's access_token. open -W stays alive until the app quits, so any local user or process can read the token with ps -axww for the entire run.
Measured on an M5 Max at head 0b48944, using WALLY_OPENWORK_APP pointed at a stand-in .app and checking only for the token's presence, never printing it:
wally openwork -m glm-5.3-flash: 1 process (open) has the token in its argv.
wally opencode --cloud -m glm-5.3-flash (control): 0. It passes the config through the child's environment, which other users can't read.
Possible fixes, either works:
Write the config to a 0600 file in the profile (e.g. openwork/config/opencode.json) and pass OPENCODE_CONFIG=<path> via --env, so only a path appears in argv. Delete or rewrite it on exit.
Skip open for the bundle and spawn Contents/MacOS/<CFBundleExecutable> directly with .envs(...), as the Executable branch already does.
Either way, a test asserting that launch_command's args never contain the token would lock it in.
Everything else I checked passes (head 0b48944, based on main f8803a0):
The open_code_provider split is a pure refactor: OpenCode cloud (glm-5.3-flash) and local (qwen3-4b, tool read) give identical results on main and this PR.
With the stand-in app: using glm-5.3-flash, 10 models in the picker, and the profile created under the state dir. Exit 0.
No release:* label and versions.toml untouched, so merging won't publish.
Not run here: the real OpenWork app e2e (scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh), because OpenWork isn't installed on this Mac. I'll run it once the token fix is in.
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src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs-162-166: 1
162-166: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
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prepare only creates the workspace list when the path does not exist, so a truncated, stale or invalid existing list is never repaired.
OpenWork may create its default workspace in the real home or open without Wally's selected workspace.
This can occur when: The persistent list exists but is empty after an interrupted write, or names a workspace that is no longer valid.
src/harness/openwork.rs-138-139: 1
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The environment disables fresh v2 selection and automatic upgrades but does not visibly change an engine choice already persisted in this reusable profile; a previously selected v2 engine may still omit OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT.
RunAnywhere models disappear from the picker despite launching with -m.
This can occur when: A returning user has switched the OpenWork profile to the v2 engine, or that choice was persisted by an earlier app version.
src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs-174-178: 1
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Each launch uses the same persistent Electron and runtime profile without an apparent single-instance guard or lock; concurrent wally openwork invocations may share files and database state.
The instances may contend for the runtime database, overwrite profile settings or select the wrong engine or model.
This can occur when: A user launches one local-model OpenWork instance and starts a second wally openwork command before quitting the first.
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Review comments at @scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh:
- Around line 98-102: Update the reply assertion in the round-trip check to keep
rejecting errors and require the trimmed response to contain “pong”
case-insensitively, so unrelated nonempty replies fail for both providers and
models.
- Around line 117-120: Update the home-workspace check around the “${WALLY}”
launch to record whether “${HOME}/OpenWork Chat” exists beforehand, then fail if
it was absent before and exists afterward. Remove the “openwork-workspaces.json”
condition so the check detects a newly created home workspace regardless of
whether the workspace list exists.
Review comments at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:
- Around line 112-121: Update hosted_catalog to check access_token_expired
before calling account_models_with and refresh the credentials using the
existing verify_cloud_session flow. Use the refreshed token for the catalog
request; if refresh fails, return None so local launch continues without hosted
models.
- Around line 250-259: Update the interrupt handling in start_bundle so Ctrl-C
also quits the launched OpenWork instance when it arrives before instance_pid is
stored; coordinate with the watcher or otherwise obtain the new instance PID,
call instance::quit, and only then exit.
Review comments at @src/harness/openwork.rs:
- Around line 225-227: Update app_at to require both a regular file and
executable permission before returning an OpenWorkApp, so locate_app can
continue searching PATH when a candidate is not executable.
- Around line 266-269: Update standard_locations and the app_at
candidate-acceptance path to verify Linux candidates against the packaged
desktop app’s identity, rejecting candidates that fail verification; use an
authoritative identity source rather than accepting files by name or
regular-file status alone.
- Around line 283-287: Update launch_command so OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT,
including the hosted apiKey, is not passed to open through --env arguments;
deliver the config through a mechanism that does not expose its contents in
process arguments. Preserve the existing handling of other environment values.
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Quit the OpenWork instance on Ctrl-C even before its PID is stored.
When Ctrl-C arrives before wait_for_new stores the PID, the handler skips instance::quit and calls _exit(130). OpenWork stays open after Wally exits. Store the instance's PID in the handler, or let the watcher thread quit the instance when it finds one.
Possible approach
The handler can look up the new main process itself with instance::main_pids(&bundle).difference(&before).min() and quit it. Alternatively, the watcher thread can check a shutdown flag after wait_for_new returns and call instance::quit on that PID. Verify either approach against the wait_for_new polling interval before merging.
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Review comment at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs around lines 250 - 259:
Update the interrupt handling in start_bundle so Ctrl-C also quits the launched
OpenWork instance when it arrives before instance_pid is stored; coordinate with
the watcher or otherwise obtain the new instance PID, call instance::quit, and
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
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echo"== file at head =="
nl -ba src/harness/openwork.rs | sed -n '1,329p'echo"== callers of standard_locations / OpenWorkApp::Executable =="
rg -n -F -e 'standard_locations' -e 'OpenWorkApp::Executable' -e 'OpenWork.AppImage' -e '"openwork"' -- src tests ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== base file existence =="
git show f8803a047035866418659dbd47f00ab8641f6651:src/harness/openwork.rs >/tmp/base_openwork.rs 2>&1;echo"exit=$?"test -s /tmp/base_openwork.rs && nl -ba /tmp/base_openwork.rs | head -n 200 || head -c 400 /tmp/base_openwork.rs
echo"== base rg for openwork discovery =="
git grep -n -F -e 'OpenWork.AppImage' -e 'standard_locations' -e 'PATH' f8803a047035866418659dbd47f00ab8641f6651 -- src ||test"$?" -eq 1
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rg -n -i -F -e 'AppImage' -e 'linux' -e 'npm' -e 'openwork' -- docs skills scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh src/harness/openwork.rs ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Check the executable identity before Linux discovery accepts a PATH entry.
On Linux, standard_locations() returns dir/openwork and dir/OpenWork.AppImage for every PATH entry, in PATH order. app_at accepts any regular file at those paths and does not check what the program is. If an unrelated openwork executable appears earlier on PATH than the OpenWork app, wally openwork selects it and starts it with wally's OpenWork profile environment. Add an identity check to the Linux candidates, and reject a candidate that fails it. The check must match the packaged desktop app's identity, which this repository does not define.
Scope of the fix
No localized edit is proposed. The repository does not establish how the Linux desktop app identifies itself, such as its AppImage name, a --version output, or its package metadata. A bare-name removal would break a packaged openwork install. The correct check needs that identity.
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Review comment at @src/harness/openwork.rs around lines 266 - 269:
Update standard_locations and the app_at candidate-acceptance path to verify
Linux candidates against the packaged desktop app’s identity, rejecting
candidates that fail verification; use an authoritative identity source rather
than accepting files by name or regular-file status alone.
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Minor · Ctrl-C does not stop Wally on Windows while OpenWork runs. · cmd_openwork.rs:210-218
src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:210-218 Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Ctrl-C does not stop Wally on Windows while OpenWork runs.
On Windows, the OpenWork executable is a GUI-subsystem program. Console Ctrl-C goes only to console-attached processes, so the app does not receive it. start installs a no-op interrupt action with on_interrupt(|| {}) and then waits in status(). Wally keeps waiting after Ctrl-C until the app exits by another route, such as closing its window.
Ending this wait is not a complete fix. run releases the local server endpoint only after start returns, so returning early would stop the server while the app may still run. No child-termination path exists in this code. A fix needs a design decision about how the app is stopped.
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Review comment at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs around lines 210 - 218:
Update the `on_interrupt` and `Command` wait flow so Ctrl-C can stop the
OpenWork child on Windows, where the GUI process does not receive console
Ctrl-C; do not merely return from `status()` while the app may still be running.
Ensure the child is terminated and reaped before `start` returns, keeping the
local server endpoint available for the child’s entire lifetime.
Make the shutdown check track the launched engine, not only the OpenWork.app path.
The shutdown check matches the literal bundle name OpenWork.app. wally openwork honors WALLY_OPENWORK_APP, and that override accepts any .app bundle that contains Contents/Info.plist. This script does not unset the variable. A bundle such as OpenWork-Test.app would have its sidecar at OpenWork-Test.app/Contents/Resources/sidecars/opencode. That command path does not contain the literal pattern, so an engine that survives the quit can pass this check.
Probe the registered engine endpoint after the quit, and keep the path check.
Suggested fix
+ENGINE_URL="$(python3 -c 'import json, sys; print(json.load(open(sys.argv[1]))["entries"][0]["url"])' "${ENGINES}")"
cleanup
trap - EXIT
# The engine is stopped by the app on its way out, which takes a few seconds.
for _ in $(seq 1 20); do
pgrep -f "OpenWork.app/Contents/Resources/sidecars/opencode" >/dev/null || break
sleep 1
done
if pgrep -f "OpenWork.app/Contents/Resources/sidecars/opencode" >/dev/null; then
echo " FAIL openwork: its engine is still running after the app quit"
exit 1
fi
+for _ in $(seq 1 20); do+ curl -s -o /dev/null --max-time 2 "${ENGINE_URL}" || break+ sleep 1+done+if curl -s -o /dev/null --max-time 2 "${ENGINE_URL}"; then+ echo " FAIL openwork: the engine at ${ENGINE_URL} still answers after the app quit"+ exit 1+fi
if kill -0 "${WALLY_PID}" 2>/dev/null; then
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Review comment at @scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh around lines 109 - 110:
Update the shutdown check in the `wally openwork` flow to obtain the registered
engine URL from `ENGINES` and probe it after `cleanup`, while keeping the
existing sidecar path check. Retry the endpoint probe during shutdown and fail
if the engine still responds.
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src/harness/openwork.rs-106-110: 1
106-110: Minor · Potential issue · Low value
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workspace_path silently falls back to the uncanonicalized path after a canonicalization error, although its text determines the selected workspace ID. OpenWork may normalize that path differently.
OpenWork may not select the workspace written by Wally and may open a default workspace instead.
This can occur when: The workspace exists but canonicalization fails transiently or because its path cannot be resolved when preparation runs.
src/harness/openwork.rs-160-164: 1
160-164: Minor · Potential issue · Poor tradeoff
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without_verbatim_prefix retains \\?\UNC\server\share paths. If OpenWork's realpath normalization produces conventional \\server\share text, Wally hashes a different workspace ID.
The configured workspace is not selected when OpenWork starts.
This can occur when: The Windows profile workspace is on a UNC share and canonicalization yields a verbatim UNC path.
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Review comments at @src/harness/openwork.rs:
- Around line 304-306: Update openwork::program to read CFBundleExecutable from
the bundle’s Info.plist using the existing PlistBuddy approach in bundle_id, and
return a Result with a clear error when the key is unreadable or missing. Use
the retrieved executable name under Contents/MacOS, and update all three program
call sites to handle the Result.
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Review comments at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:
- Around line 210-218: Update the `on_interrupt` and `Command` wait flow so
Ctrl-C can stop the OpenWork child on Windows, where the GUI process does not
receive console Ctrl-C; do not merely return from `status()` while the app may
still be running. Ensure the child is terminated and reaped before `start`
returns, keeping the local server endpoint available for the child’s entire
lifetime.
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Review comments at @scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh:
- Around line 109-110: Update the shutdown check in the `wally openwork` flow to
obtain the registered engine URL from `ENGINES` and probe it after `cleanup`,
while keeping the existing sidecar path check. Retry the endpoint probe during
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Thanks for measuring this. The blocker is fixed in d97f55a, using your option 2: wally starts Contents/MacOS/<CFBundleExecutable> itself and passes the config with .envs(...), so open and its --env arguments are gone. The app is spawned with no arguments at all (program() returns only the executable path), so the token only exists in the child's environment, the same as wally opencode --cloud. Being a direct child also means Ctrl-C reaches the app from the terminal, and the pid tracking went away with open.
opencode's log and saved logins go to the profile (XDG_DATA_HOME), so prompts no longer land in ~/.local/share/opencode/log
a local launch refreshes an expired token before listing hosted models, and routes them through the image gate
app_at skips files it can't execute; Linux looks only for OpenWork.AppImage, never a bare openwork
the bundle executable is read from CFBundleExecutable
app output goes to openwork/openwork.log instead of being dropped
UNC paths are spelled the way Node's realpath spells them
the e2e checks for an exact pong, only fails on a ~/OpenWork Chat the run itself created, and has a bounded teardown wait
openwork now gets the update notice; golden README count, skill wording and stricter unit and harness tests
The Ctrl-C-before-pid finding no longer applies, since that code went away with open.
Verified on macOS arm64 with OpenWork 0.18.63: ctest 6/6, clippy clean, and scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh passes against the real app. That run lists 10 hosted models plus the local one, gets pong back on runanywhere-local/qwen3-4b-instruct-2507 and on hosted glm-5.3-flash (through the image gate), quits cleanly, and leaves the real opencode log untouched. Windows CI passed on ae608dd; the run for 76f7d69 is in progress.
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1 issue found across 9 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:229">
P2: `openwork.log` captures child output but `File::create` leaves the new file at the process umask’s permissions, commonly 0644. Because the child receives `OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT` containing the hosted token, keep this persistent log owner-only (including existing logs) before redirecting stdout and stderr.</violation>
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P2: openwork.log captures child output but File::create leaves the new file at the process umask’s permissions, commonly 0644. Because the child receives OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT containing the hosted token, keep this persistent log owner-only (including existing logs) before redirecting stdout and stderr.
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<comment>`openwork.log` captures child output but `File::create` leaves the new file at the process umask’s permissions, commonly 0644. Because the child receives `OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT` containing the hosted token, keep this persistent log owner-only (including existing logs) before redirecting stdout and stderr.</comment>
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@@ -205,16 +219,38 @@ fn run(app: &OpenWorkApp, model: &str, options: &GlobalOptions) -> i32 {
+ out::error_line("an OpenWork .app bundle only runs on macOS");
+ return 1;
+ }
+ let output = match std::fs::File::create(log) {
+ Ok(file) => file,
+ Err(error) => {
</file context>
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Minor · Route image requests through the gate when the gate fails to start. · cmd_openwork.rs:130-132
src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:130-132 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Route image requests through the gate when the gate fails to start.
When harness::image_gate::start returns None, hosted_catalog falls back to the direct console URL but still lists every hosted model. Sessions that send more than 8 images in one request fail at the gateway on that route. Warn the user when the fallback is used, or exclude image-capable models from it.
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Review comment at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs around lines 130 - 132:
Update hosted_catalog to handle a None result from harness::image_gate::start by
warning the user that the direct-console fallback may fail for requests
containing more than 8 images, or by excluding image-capable models from the
fallback catalog; preserve the existing gated route when startup succeeds.
Minor · Restrict the PATH-discovered OpenWork app before it receives the hosted… · openwork.rs:254-255
src/harness/openwork.rs:254-255 Minor · Security & Privacy · Poor tradeoff
Restrict the PATH-discovered OpenWork app before it receives the hosted credential.
On Linux, locate_app accepts any executable named OpenWork.AppImage found on PATH, in PATH order. It does not check that the file is the OpenWork app. On a hosted launch, start passes OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT, which contains the account access token, to that process. A file placed earlier in a writable PATH directory receives the token. Launch OpenWork only from a verified install path, or from WALLY_OPENWORK_APP.
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This comment does not include an edit. The inspected code does not establish a safe identity check for a Linux AppImage. Choose the verification approach before changing locate_app.
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Review comment at @src/harness/openwork.rs around lines 254 - 255:
Update locate_app so Linux discovery does not accept an OpenWork.AppImage found
on PATH; only return an app from a verified install path or the explicitly
configured WALLY_OPENWORK_APP path before start passes hosted credentials to it.
Minor · Skip PATH candidates that the current user cannot execute. · openwork.rs:260-261
src/harness/openwork.rs:260-261 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Skip PATH candidates that the current user cannot execute.
is_executable accepts any file with an execute bit, even one the current user cannot run. locate_app stops at the first accepted candidate, and a failed launch is not retried. An unusable OpenWork.AppImage earlier on PATH therefore hides a usable install later on PATH.
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Review comment at @src/harness/openwork.rs around lines 260 - 261:
Update is_executable to check whether the current user can execute the file,
rather than accepting any file with an execute bit; ensure locate_app skips
inaccessible PATH candidates and continues searching.
Minor · Propagate Wally's exit status from the cleanup function. · e2e-openwork.sh:42-44
scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh:42-44 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Propagate Wally's exit status from the cleanup function.
cleanup never reads the exit status of the background wally openwork process. It returns success once kill -0 stops finding the PID. A nonzero exit from Wally, such as one caused by OpenWork exiting nonzero or crashing after the prompt checks, does not fail the run. The script then runs the sidecar and home-workspace checks and prints ok openwork quit cleanly, then exits 0. Capture Wally's exit status, for example with wait "${WALLY_PID}" after the process has exited, and exit nonzero when it is nonzero.
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Review comment at @scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh around lines 42 - 44:
Update cleanup to collect Wally’s exit status with wait after the process exits
and propagate a nonzero status, so a failed or crashed wally openwork run cannot
be reported as successful.
Add an assertion for the OPENWORK_TOKEN_STORE key name.
The profile-isolation test at tests/test_wally_openwork.rs:122-146 checks only that each absolute value sits under the profile root and that at least nine values exist. It never reads the key names. A misspelled key that still maps to an absolute path under the root passes the test. No test in the repository asserts OPENWORK_TOKEN_STORE. Add a check that the environment contains OPENWORK_TOKEN_STORE with a value ending in tokens.json, for example in the environment test near tests/test_wally_openwork.rs:147-166.
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Review comment at @tests/test_wally_openwork.rs at line 143:
Update the profile-isolation environment test in `tests/test_wally_openwork.rs`
to assert that the environment contains the `OPENWORK_TOKEN_STORE` key and that
its value ends in `tokens.json`.
The check at tests/test_wally_openwork.rs:164 only confirms that XDG_DATA_HOME is set. A wrong value such as profile.data.join("opencode.db") also passes it. The containment test at lines 121-144 accepts that value too, because it stays under the profile root. Compare the value with profile.data.join("xdg") instead.
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Review comment at @tests/test_wally_openwork.rs at line 164:
Update the XDG_DATA_HOME assertion in the test to compare its value with the
expected profile.data.join("xdg") target instead of only checking that it is
set.
Compare the written workspace path text in the harness test.
The test resolves written before it compares it, so an 8.3 short-name alias passes. OpenWork hashes the exact path text, so an alias in the list would select a different workspace ID. Compare the written text with the canonical long path.
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152:
Update the workspace path assertion in the harness test to compare the written
path text directly with the canonical long path, rather than resolving both
paths first. Keep the existing platform-specific separator assertion unchanged.
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src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs-229-229: 1
229-229: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
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File::create(log) creates a log using ordinary file permissions, while the child writes its output there. The profile path alone may not make sensitive app output private.
Another local user can read that information from openwork.log.
This can occur when: A user's state/profile directories are traversable by other local users, their umask permits reading the new file, and OpenWork prints sensitive session information.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:
- Line 229: Update the log-file creation in start() to use a unique per-launch
filename so concurrent OpenWork instances cannot truncate or overwrite each
other’s logs.
- Around line 249-254: Update the OpenWork launch flow around
`Command::new(harness::program(app))` to detect an already-running instance for
the same profile before starting a child; when found, report that the requested
model was not applied instead of silently releasing the new endpoint and
exiting.
Review comments at @src/harness/openwork.rs:
- Around line 250-252: Update app_at to validate that the bundle’s executable,
as returned by program(), exists before accepting the OpenWorkApp::Bundle;
reject incomplete override bundles during discovery with a clear message, before
model setup.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh:
- Around line 42-44: Update cleanup to collect Wally’s exit status with wait
after the process exits and propagate a nonzero status, so a failed or crashed
wally openwork run cannot be reported as successful.
Review comments at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs:
- Around line 130-132: Update hosted_catalog to handle a None result from
harness::image_gate::start by warning the user that the direct-console fallback
may fail for requests containing more than 8 images, or by excluding
image-capable models from the fallback catalog; preserve the existing gated
route when startup succeeds.
Review comments at @src/harness/openwork.rs:
- Around line 254-255: Update locate_app so Linux discovery does not accept an
OpenWork.AppImage found on PATH; only return an app from a verified install path
or the explicitly configured WALLY_OPENWORK_APP path before start passes hosted
credentials to it.
- Around line 260-261: Update is_executable to check whether the current user
can execute the file, rather than accepting any file with an execute bit; ensure
locate_app skips inaccessible PATH candidates and continues searching.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @tests/local_harness/test_local_harness.py:
- Around line 150-152: Update the workspace path assertion in the harness test
to compare the written path text directly with the canonical long path, rather
than resolving both paths first. Keep the existing platform-specific separator
assertion unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/test_wally_openwork.rs:
- Line 143: Update the profile-isolation environment test in
`tests/test_wally_openwork.rs` to assert that the environment contains the
`OPENWORK_TOKEN_STORE` key and that its value ends in `tokens.json`.
- Line 164: Update the XDG_DATA_HOME assertion in the test to compare its value
with the expected profile.data.join("xdg") target instead of only checking that
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Do not truncate the OpenWork log while another instance may still use it.
start() opens <state>/openwork/openwork.log with File::create, which truncates it. A second wally openwork run truncates the file while the first instance still writes to it. The first instance's output is then overwritten or interleaved. Use a per-launch log file name, or open the log without truncation and guard it with a lock.
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Review comment at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs at line 229:
Update the log-file creation in start() to use a unique per-launch filename so
concurrent OpenWork instances cannot truncate or overwrite each other’s logs.
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OpenWork different-ai desktop app Electron single instance lock requestSingleInstanceLock second launch behavior
Result:
Sources consulted:
- GitHub - different-ai/openwork: The open-source alternative to Claude Cowork (powered by opencode) · GitHub — https://github.com/different-ai/openwork
- app | Electron — https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/app
- website/docs/latest/api/app.md at main · electron/website · GitHub — https://github.com/electron/website/blob/main/docs/latest/api/app.md
- [Bug]: app.requestSingleInstanceLock() returns true on second start (Windows) · Issue #35680 · electron/electron · GitHub — GitHub issue 35680 in electron/electron (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- …and 26 more
Detect an already-running OpenWork profile before starting a second child.
A second wally openwork -m <model> on the same profile passes its new provider config only to the new child process. Electron's second-instance event does not carry environment variables, so the running app keeps its old provider settings. run then releases the new endpoint and exits without a message. Check for the running instance and report that the requested model was not applied.
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Review comment at @src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs around lines 249 - 254:
Update the OpenWork launch flow around `Command::new(harness::program(app))` to
detect an already-running instance for the same profile before starting a child;
when found, report that the requested model was not applied instead of silently
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nl -ba src/commands/cmd_openwork.rs | sed -n '200,270p'echo'--- resolve ---'
rg -n -F -e 'pub fn resolve(' -- src/harness/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- base app_at ---'
git show f8803a047035866418659dbd47f00ab8641f6651:src/harness/openwork.rs | nl -ba | sed -n '236,256p'
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git grep -n -F -e 'pub fn app_at' f8803a047035866418659dbd47f00ab8641f6651 -- src/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- head openwork.rs history ---'
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Reject an override bundle with no executable before model setup.
WALLY_OPENWORK_APP accepts any bundle that has Contents/Info.plist. The executable is not checked. Wally bootstraps the SDK and resolves the model before the launch fails. A bare non-executable override file is rejected during discovery with a clear message. Check the executable returned by program() in app_at, so an incomplete bundle is rejected in the same place.
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Update app_at to validate that the bundle’s executable, as returned by
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Stand-in .app via WALLY_OPENWORK_APP, hosted (-m glm-5.3-flash) and local (-m qwen3-4b-instruct-2507): 0 processes have the access token in their argv (was 1 at 0b48944). The app gets 0 args, OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT arrives in its environment, XDG_DATA_HOME points into the profile, and a local launch adds runanywhere-local beside the 10 hosted models.
OpenCode cloud and local behave the same as on main (the open_code_provider split is behaviour-neutral).
CI green on all platforms. No release:* label and versions.toml untouched, so merging won't publish.
Real-app e2e: relying on your 07:58Z run against OpenWork 0.18.63 for this head. OpenWork isn't installed on this Mac.
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wally openwork -m <model>opens the OpenWork desktop app (different-ai/openwork) with every RunAnywhere model in its model picker.How it works: wally builds an opencode config and hands it to the app in
OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT. OpenWork passes its environment to the opencode 1.18.33 engine it bundles, and that engine merges the variable last, after OpenWork's own config file. The hosted catalog goes underrunanywhere. A local-mstarts the kit server on loopback and addsrunanywhere-localbeside the hosted list. The launched model is selected.The app runs as a second instance on a profile under the state dir (
openwork/). Its Electron data, runtime DB, server settings, opencode history and workspace all live there, so the user's own OpenWork, opencode history and home folder are never written. The profile is kept between runs.Two OpenWork defaults are switched off for that profile, both found by running it:
OPENWORK_ENGINE_V2_PREVIEW=offandOPENWORK_ENGINE_AUTO_UPGRADE=0keep chats on the v1 engine.~/OpenWork Chatin the real home. wally writes a list naming its own folder first, using OpenWork's id scheme (ws_+ sha256(path)[:12]).The provider declares
X-RA-Harness: opencode, because the contract has noopenworkvalue yet. On macOS a missing app gets abrew install --cask openworkoffer (nevernpm i openwork, which is a different project). Quitting the app ends the run, and Ctrl-C quits the app.open_code_providerwas split out ofbuild_open_code_configso both providers share one builder.Tested on macOS arm64 with OpenWork 0.18.63:
tests/test_wally_openwork.rs: 9 hermetic tests (config, profile env, workspace id, app detection, launch command).tests/local_harness: a stand-inopenworkapp, signed out and signed in, plus the missing-app path.scripts/test/e2e-openwork.sh(opt-in,WALLY_E2E_OPENWORK=1): real app. 10 hosted models plus 1 local listed and connected, the launched one selected,pongback onrunanywhere-local/qwen3-4b-instruct-2507andrunanywhere/glm-5.3-flash, then a clean quit.wally models list --cloudshows 11; the 11th iseve, a decision model kept out on purpose.-D warnings, test ledger, agents sync, versions, sys bindings.help__openworkandhelp__help__openwork.Not done:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\OpenWork\OpenWork.exeis a guess, and nothing has run there.~/.local/share/opencode/log, and the user's global~/.config/opencodeproviders show up next to ours.Summary by cubic
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wally openwork -m <model>, which opens the OpenWork desktop app with every RunAnywhere model in its model picker. The app runs as a second instance on a private profile so the user's own OpenWork, opencode history, and home folder are never written.Behavior
OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT: hosted models underrunanywhere, a local model starts the kit server and addsrunanywhere-local, with the launched model selected. An expired account token is refreshed first and the hosted endpoint passes the image gate.open, so the profile environment (carrying the account token) reaches the child directly and the app stays wally's child: Ctrl-C reaches it and its exit ends the run.\\?\prefix stripped), so no~/OpenWork Chatis created in the real home.XDG_DATA_HOMEalso moves to the profile, so the engine's log and saved logins stay out of the real home.WALLY_OPENWORK_APPpoints at any other install, and Linux looks only forOpenWork.AppImageon PATH (a bareopenworkis a different npm project). A missing app on macOS offersbrew install --cask openworkand nevernpm i openwork.Written for commit 76f7d69. Summary will update on new commits.
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wally openworkto launch OpenWork with a local or hosted model, or without model configuration. OpenWork uses a separate persistent profile and workspace.Tests