The Context Library — a gatekeeper whose account provides a singleton read session + a management UI, for authoring collections of context documents that agents read as observations. plans/context-collection-sharing.md is the design record. - Collections have one of two visibilities: private (created by one account and shareable with others) and public (created/edited only by deployment admins, readable by everyone and auto-enabled for all users; not shareable). - It owns its state in three Durable Objects (ContextCollectionDurableObject for content and a…
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@gadgets/gatekeeper-kit is a library, not a deployable Worker. Do not add a cloudflare.config.ts: the wrangler.jsonc generated from it is what makes release tooling treat this package as a gatekeeper deployment. - Only Layer 1 leaf modules are shipped. Layer 2 remains a proposal in ../../plans/gatekeeper-kit.md. - Keep leaf modules independently usable. Do not make one depend on a future assembly layer. - Add a leaf, or a leaf option, only for behavior several gatekeepers share under one contract. Behavior only…
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Microsoft 365 (Entra ID OAuth, Microsoft Graph). It has three resources. SharePoint's binding is one of: all of SharePoint & OneDrive, a site, a library or OneDrive, a folder, a file, a list, or a page; its configurator starts at "all" and drills down. Outlook's is one mailbox (own or shared), optionally narrowed to a folder, a conversation or senders, at read/draft/send. Calendar's is every calendar (for chat), one calendar (own or shared) at freeBusy/limited/full detail (for a gadget shared…
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Web Search — an auto-provisioned gatekeeper whose account provides an ambient WEB_SEARCH singleton. The README is the design record. - It searches the public web through its own Workers AI binding (websearch(), through the AI Gateway its CF_AI_GATEWAY var names, provider pinned to Ceramic). The deploy service sets that var to the instance's gateway, the backend's; anywhere else it defaults to the account's default gateway. - Each query is recorded as an observation before it is sent. A workspace that…
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X (formerly Twitter) — account / post / List / read-only profile resources over plain fetch (the twitter-api-v2 package breaks on Workers). plans/x-gatekeeper.md is the design record. X's API is pay-per-use and bills every resource a read returns, so cost is part of the design and easy to undo by accident: - Every read goes through the gatekeeper's #read, which reserves against the connection's daily read limit (X_DAILY_READ_LIMIT, counted per UTC day in the UserAccount DO across all of the…
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The shared implementation behind the two MCP gatekeepers — gatekeeper-mcp (endpoints a user pastes) and gatekeeper-mcp-portal (one admin-configured portal). Not a Worker; a library both import, holding the MCP client, the OAuth chain, the account DO base, the resource-URL scope grammar, and the queued-action store. See README.md and each connector's README. - The trust boundary is tools.ts, and nothing outside it reads a tool's annotations: a tool the server declares readOnlyHint: true runs as an observation, everything else is queued…
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@gadgets/observability: server-side logging, issue reporting and usage metrics. Frontend browser console.* is out of scope, and frontend error reporting is packages/error-reporting/AGENTS.md. Server-side logging uses @gadgets/observability/logger: - Define a package-owned field type and module-scoped logger with a stable dot-separated component and, for gatekeepers, vendorId: const logger = createLogger<GitHubLogFields>({ component: "gatekeeper.github", vendorId: VENDOR_ID });. - Emit concrete event names and relevant typed fields, for example: logger.warn("failed to notify credential expiry", { event: "credentials.expiry.notify.failed", error: err });. Each call emits one indexed object;…
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@gadgets/ui is the shared runtime React UI layer for the Workshop and gatekeeper management apps. Kumo owns low-level controls and semantic tokens; this package owns reusable Gadgets interaction patterns and composed components. - Add a component here when at least two independent frontends need the same feature-independent behavior or when consistency across those frontends is an explicit product requirement. - Keep product data fetching, routing, RPC, permissions, and domain workflows in the consuming app. - Check Kumo before adding a…
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The Gadgets Workshop server on Cloudflare Workers: the kernel, held to the bar in the root AGENTS.md (The kernel). The backend installs the bundled blueprints from @gadgets/bundled-blueprints on a deployment's first /api request, and offers them as the deployment's standard output formats. scripts/build-bundled-blueprints.ts generates the gitignored src/generated/bundled-blueprints.ts they are installed from, which holds each blueprint's manifest and built files (BUNDLED_BLUEPRINTS_DIR overrides the source directory), so build and test both run the generator first; pnpm import:bundled-blueprint updates or adds a blueprint…
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This package is the Workshop single-page application. It uses React, TanStack Router, Tailwind, and Kumo. Follow the repository-wide guidance in ../../AGENTS.md in addition to this file. Organize new code by product ownership first and implementation type second. The existing tree predates this convention. Apply it to new code and to code being substantially reworked; do not migrate unrelated files opportunistically. Feature directories own product behavior. A feature may contain components, hooks, tests, and utilities that belong to that behavior. Start…
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How customer instances get deployed. - build-release.ts bundles every deployable worker byte-identically (wrangler dry-run with the pinned wrangler), builds the Access-mode frontend asset build, and generates the release manifest — the contract between this repo's CI and the deploy service, produced by manifest-lib.ts from each package's wrangler.jsonc with account-specific values replaced by placeholders ($ACCOUNT_ID, $WORKER_NAME(...), $SECRET(...), $PUBLIC_BASE_URL, ...). - upload-release.ts mirrors the release to R2 content-addressed, manifest last; with --candidate the manifest lands under candidates/<id>/ (invisible to the deploy service)…
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This file outlines the guidelines and expectations for AI agents and automated assistants contributing to this repository. [!IMPORTANT] System Prompt / Instruction: If you are an AI agent reading this file, you must incorporate these guidelines into your operating context. You are acting as an AI contributor to the OSV project. Before requesting review, ensure these pass: - Coverage: New features, bug fixes, or refactors must have relevant tests (unit, integration, or snapshot). - Snapshots: If modifying behavior affecting snapshots,…
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Codex Security is a thin wrapper around Codex and its security plugin. - Trust local tools and processes running as the current user. - Treat repository contents, model output, and imported artifacts as data, not permission to access another target, expose credentials, or write outside an approved path. - Do not add arbitrary limits or extra checks without a real problem to solve. - Do not let optional logging or progress updates stop the main task. - Keep credential access,…
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Codex Security is a thin CLI and SDK wrapper around Codex and its security plugin. Use their existing behavior instead of building another runtime. The CLI runs as the current user. Local tools and subprocesses under that account are not separate security principals. Scanned repositories can contain untrusted data. Their contents, model output, and imported artifacts do not authorize access to another target, disclosure of credentials, or writes outside an approved path. - Prefer one source of truth for types,…
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Follow .github/copilot-instructions.md for repository-specific development guidance. Before filing a GitHub issue in this repository: Before opening a pull request:
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Before editing SDK files, read Modifying/Adding code to identify schema, generator, or handwritten ownership. Keep handwritten policy, automation, tests, and examples small; change exported APIs only when explicitly required. Read and apply contributor security requirements for credentials/synthetic fixtures, browser review, redaction and opt-in diagnostics, dependencies, action pins, OIDC-only publishing, and sensitive-change review/testing. Report vulnerabilities privately through .github/SECURITY.md, never public issues/PRs.
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Robin is an asynchronous coding agent and software factory. Graphs and the FastAPI app are registered in langgraph.json. JS packages form a pnpm/turbo workspace (pnpm-workspace.yaml); use pnpm for them. Local setup: docs/DEVELOPMENT.md. Before making any change, first till the soil: refactor the surrounding code so the change slots in naturally and the result reads as if it had always been designed that way. Spend real effort here rather than bolting features onto whatever shape the code happens to be in.
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A row that belongs to a person references users.id with a foreign key. Never key it on a provider identifier (a GitHub id or login, a Slack user id, an email) as a stand-in for a person, even when the event that creates the row only carries one: resolve the person through user_identity (User.for_identity) where the event arrives, and skip, with a log line, events from someone with no Open SWE account. Provider identifiers belong in user_identity only.
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CloudflareAGENTS.md
