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Integrate reviewed tools, skills and workspace fixes (Oct 2 batch 2) - #2163
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Add an "Other model providers" page to the docs site's Agent engines section. It says what works today in each engine (opencode auth login, the OpenAI-compatible slot in Connections, Claude Code's own settings file), what the planned Model providers list will do, and the known OpenCode 2.x (@opencode/cli) problems. Link it from the engines page, the README and the OpenCode note. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 6eeb775)
- Claude Code: OpenRouter's and DeepSeek's guides use shell exports, so say to copy them into the settings.json env block; ANTHROPIC_MODEL does show under "Use a local model" and should be picked; tier and subagent model settings don't carry over; no terminal exports on a server. - OpenCode 2.x: today's discovery can't read 2.x's model list, so the picker shows only the free models; install 1.x from Settings and sign in with it. - opencode.json must stay plain JSON, because OpenMausBot rewrites it. - Keys exported on a server reach every engine; "will only send" is about OpenMausBot itself. server/model-providers-docs.test.ts pins each claim to the code it describes, so the page fails CI when that code changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 48f3784)
…ation Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit e66598d) (cherry picked from commit 802e4ad48409d99362a9a5c0aacead380e716878)
…ct the migration header The skillsLibrary flag was documented as a config.json hand-edit but featureConfigSchema omitted the key, so zod silently stripped it and the flag could never turn on. Add it with the same shape as its neighbors: off until explicitly enabled. appConfigPatchSchema shares the schema, so PATCH accepts the key one slice early — accepted for S1; S2's route test covers the remaining delta. The migration script's header claimed a flag-off run changed no bot's behavior, but the script migrates unconditionally: it archives per-bot copies and clears their manifest entries, so bots see those skills gone until a flag-on boot applies the pending assignments. State that contract, and pin parseStoredConfig keeping features.skillsLibrary while genuinely unknown keys still strip. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit ceb8e3e) (cherry picked from commit 759a9d1d2b832e3bb28c993b5e25ee1779e1e7a2)
…ted skills per-bot CodeRabbit #1898 round, both findings first-party verified at ceb8e3e. Security: wireBot and wireTrustedApprovalBot destructured the seven pre-existing private keys but not assignedSkills, so ...rest carried it into every client bot payload despite the type-level BotWirePrivateKeys guard (spreads do not fail typecheck on excess keys). Both projections now strip it in the same style as packageBase. Pinned at runtime by a new e2e suite that boots the real server with assignedSkills live on the stored record and asserts the serialized /api/bots payload has no assignedSkills key, both with the skills library flag off and on; the pin was verified to fail on the unfixed projection. Migration semantics: migrateBotSkillsToLibrary pushed every archived copy into assignments regardless of its own enabled flag, and the dedup path assigned identical bytes even when the library entry was disabled or the bot's copy was off — order-dependent outcomes for the same two bots. Assignment now follows per-bot copy.enabled (a disabled copy migrates its bytes but assigns nothing); entry creation still maps the first copy.enabled to reviewState; and a bot whose copy was enabled but meets a disabled entry is skipped with a clear detail, its copy left in place to retry once the entry is approved. A two-bot same-bytes test pins both migration orders; the pending-assignments sweep fixture now enables its copy, which the old assertion only passed because disabled copies were wrongly assigned. wire.test.ts:82 was checked per the brief: it is a compile-time fixture over a record without assignedSkills, not a projection, so there was no runtime leak to fix there. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit 4ad6f12) (cherry picked from commit 7101446bbfd720ffea60564484fe4e2740f1fba7)
The listing route already resolves assigned library-only skills through readBotSkillFile, but the single-skill GET route still read the bot-local store only, so an assigned library skill with no local copy answered 404. Read through readBotSkillFile with the bot record, preserving the 404 when the bot or skill is unavailable. Route-level regression pins both the flag-off per-bot behavior and the flag-on library read. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit 1f7c4c8) (cherry picked from commit 3d29cdc54ce06695d69d4f81039d8dd63c16400b)
…kills readBotSkillFile fell back to readLibrarySkillFile whenever the bot had no own file for the name, without checking bot.assignedSkills. The GET /api/bots/:id/skills/:name route passes its path parameter straight through, so a session with visibility of one bot could read any shared library skill, crossing the assignment boundary resolveBotSkills enforces for listings. Gate the fallback on assignedSkills so every caller gets the same boundary. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit 9bbaa2c) (cherry picked from commit b4e2e00d679c01d1181a1e02c3638c012735fd1b)
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readBotSkillFile fell back to the library on name alone: a private listing whose stored SKILL.md failed its hash check could export another bot library skill with the same name, and unassigned names were readable too. Keep private-over-library precedence and require an explicit assignment before the fallback reads the library. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit a069acc) (cherry picked from commit 548ac00ecfc430b0dfee9bbe9c07c19a6707c4f2)
The skills prompt section in startTurn and runGroupMemberTurn still read the pre-setup bot snapshot while sibling fields already prefer the re-fetched liveBot/readyBot records, so an assignment changed during setup was missed until the next turn. Wire assignedSkills through the same fallback convention. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit be2e7a9) (cherry picked from commit 9c052cdf1da97e581df2164f1d0bd9763124010c)
…tion Deduplication ignored the migrating bot own on/off switch and adopted the shared library review state, silently flipping skills on or off for later bots; skip and keep the per-bot copy when the states differ. The manifest entry was also dropped before the assignment was durable anywhere, so a failed patchBot or pending write stranded the archived skill; record each assignment in pending-assignments.json before removeManifestEntry and keep the manifest when that write fails. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit bc8b1ee) (cherry picked from commit d7075460f07e6a365d8677b83f050639710ad7ba)
collectBotSkillDocuments now computes the bot's private names up front and skips the library read when a private skill's bytes cannot be read or the listing was never an assigned library skill, so a broken private skill drops out of the shard instead of admitting an unassigned same-name library skill into the router. The library migration now records the pending assignment before archiving the per-bot directory: a failed pending write leaves the skill readable in place for the next sweep, instead of a manifest entry pointing at bytes that were already moved away. Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> (cherry picked from commit 55c928f) (cherry picked from commit 28077f90e7d53dacdaa757a8ec7e1975b3452cc5)
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The first-conversation watcher kept a spotlight up until "Got it" was pressed, even after the card it explained was answered. The answered card drops its data-tour anchor, so the Spotlight fell back to its last rectangle and the tip stayed pinned over the reply streaming in below. A card spotlight (approval or connect-app) now counts as seen as soon as its card stops waiting, and is not rendered in that state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit ff3a096) (cherry picked from commit 77500346c4f80bd4fd434fa0dfe72ba3a644bdc0)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit f379f6c) (cherry picked from commit 642395e34393c7312457e17ed552130e7a64481a)
The beat wrapper in WelcomeFlow was shrink-0, so the engines list (already min-h-0 overflow-y-auto) could never shrink. With 13 engines the card grew past the window and the whole card scrolled, pushing Back, the progress dots and "Step 3 of 5" below the fold at 1440x900 and at the 840x620 minimum window. The engines beat alone may now shrink, so its list scrolls inside the card; other beats keep their height and the card scroll as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit fdb3492) (cherry picked from commit 4f3874e065a017770811f71d8d6422386e268405)
The reel draws its own six scene dots just above the footer, and the footer drew the flow's five step dots underneath, so the reel step showed two rows of dots with different counts. The footer now leaves its dots out on the reel beat (flowDotsShown) and keeps Back and "Step 2 of 5", so the scene dots are the only dots while the reel plays and the flow position is still spelled out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit bac8e76) (cherry picked from commit 15fcf3733795beb79d4d93a9e0c602caedea27b7)
The "They have hands" reel scene spent its first second (500-1600 ms) on a black screen with a spinner, "Connecting to the screen…" and an amber "Starting…" status. Anyone who clicks Next through the reel lands on exactly that frame, and it reads as a broken Computer panel. The drawn panel now slides in already connected, the booking page on screen; the pointer, the click, the tool chip and the reply keep their timing. No network is involved: the scene is drawn in code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 0b803f7) (cherry picked from commit 71a1cb1852107695e26d8c9a021a0b70cf56aa6e)
"Bots run on AI tools installed on this computer — here's what we found." now reads as two sentences. A words test keeps em dashes out of the English welcome flow copy. The meaning is unchanged, so the nine existing translations are kept and re-accepted against the new English source (source-hashes.json only); translators can adjust their punctuation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 8b7db13) (cherry picked from commit 0e0df58627ef6e5d34d49e1ed1bd346a7c425737)
The Team map header rendered t("canvas.botCount") ("{count} bots") for any
count, so a workspace with one bot read "1 bots". teamMapBotCount follows the
catalog's existing One/Many pattern (like engines.library.countOne) with a
new canvas.botCountOne key; other languages fall back to English for it
until translated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit dd3bff9) (cherry picked from commit a61be2294a77a890767a3b3abae83f74a1923629)
…ough The New or share (+), Active Threads and density menus in the sidebar header each laid an invisible full-window backdrop under the popover. The backdrop ate the click aimed at anything else, so the first click only closed the menu, and only the density menu listened for Escape. Move the dismissal the Tools and profile menus already used into a shared usePopoverDismiss hook (Escape or a press outside the menu's root), drop the backdrops, and use the hook in all five sidebar menus. Escape is left alone when something closer already handled it (event.defaultPrevented) or an IME is composing, and is marked handled when it closes a menu. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit cf2e9dd) (cherry picked from commit 34fd1817d2f11f1f6de5697a7cb267f6f8d2faf4)
The paused-routines list never took focus, let Tab walk out into the calendar behind it, ignored Escape (the page's Escape handler never cleared it) and had an unnamed close button. The event-details dialog closed on Escape but also never took focus or trapped Tab. Lift the event editor's focus trap into a shared useModalDialog hook (focus in on open, Tab/Shift-Tab wrap, Escape closes, focus returns to the opener) and use it in all three calendar dialogs. It now respects an Escape a field inside already handled and wraps Shift-Tab from the dialog itself. Name the paused list's close button through i18n. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 0c064fc) (cherry picked from commit e040be1c43b5f9894304739bc88f4173ce5f0e32)
Both were icon-only X buttons with no accessible name, so a screen reader announced just "button". Give them translated names (and the matching tooltip) through new computer.close and onboarding.card.dismiss keys. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit ed7d93a) (cherry picked from commit a46ce59f6dfe59b631ff344b4d5a250060be8484)
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Batch complete: merged as 033fd71 after the complete exact-head CI (37003999275), iOS, Docs and standalone packaging passed. All 15 accessible unchanged source originals were freshly checked after merge and closed as incorporated, with links to this merge. Source #2051 currently returns GitHub 404 / GraphQL NOT_FOUND, so no closure was attempted; its accepted You.com MCP and dedicated research-server documentation are on main with the author-preserved commits. The six held source PRs and draft live-call #2160 remain untouched. No release or version change was made. |
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Second maintainer triage batch: 25 source PRs reviewed. Two are already on main (#2156, #2158); this integration contains the remaining 16 accepted changes, with original authors preserved. Merge this PR with merge, not squash. No dependency, version, release or branch-protection changes.
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All server and renderer workflow checks use isolated temporary homes and fake engines, never the user's live app/data. Review evidence includes actual renderer search, skill review/approval, serialized assignment/reload and tool-selection save/retry/bot-switch flows. Queue and late-question regressions failed before their repairs and passed afterward.
Earlier preflight: the combined driver/UI sweep passed 356 tests; the eval gate passed 67 tests; all six offline behavior scenarios and the golden replay passed. The full server/driver/Markdown sweep ran 849 tests across 16 files: 848 passed, with one outdated exact feature-default assertion. All three assertions in that case now explicitly include the disabled library flag, and the corrected case passed on rerun (the other 277 cases were intentionally not selected for that targeted rerun).
The final review repairs have separate failing-before/passing-after evidence: Auto VM park/resume and 45 Local VM flows; six live-room edit refusals followed by successful settled/restarted edits and late answers; synchronous invalid-scope 409 with unchanged transcript; deleted one-way recipient notices with no sender restart; missing CLI argument refusal without disk writes. The composed follow-up passed 111 scope/delegation/migration/room-question tests and all 11 independent-thread API workflows, plus two final HTTP cleanup cases and five search regressions. A new small real-React renderer check covers StrictMode open, Escape, same-commit dialog replacement and focus return. Final typecheck, lint, locales and production build pass. Complete exact-head upstream CI remains required before merge; protection and tests stay enforced.
Source originals will only be closed as incorporated after this integration is actually on main, and only after their heads are freshly checked for unseen changes.
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c8efaf553exposed three failures, reproduced locally before their repairs: the missing Cerebras capability entry, a faint-focus Skills utility and a lending fixture sending an unoffered ACP choice. The latter also exposed real bookkeeping of rejected words. The corrected isolated fixture now checks both an accepted Docs answer with durable owner attribution and a rejected Plans answer with no delivered text and unchanged lending; all three lending cases pass. Four existing bot/thread response cases pass, covering persistence, restart and late answers. Tool-scope/Cerebras checks pass 137 tests plus nine isolated API flows. The combined lending/owner/memory/question/Skills/focus sweep passes 115 tests across nine files; the unchanged focus test and actual isolated renderer confirm a visible keyboard-focus border on both fields. Typecheck, lint, locale validation and production build pass. Fresh complete exact-head CI, including iOS, Docs and standalone packaging, is still required; no test or authorization gate was weakened.Summary by CodeRabbit