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feat(web,mobile): fill in plugin settings from Settings - #16056
Plugins can declare settings, but users need a form to supply values and secrets after approving a plugin. This adds editable settings on web/desktop and a read-only settings view on mobile.
Change
Shared client state subscribes to each installation’s settings, validates drafts against its declared fields, and saves through the existing guarded settings RPC. Web and desktop provide text/number/select/boolean editors, secret replacement, reset to default and secret deletion. Multiline text and secrets retain line breaks; secret reads reveal only whether a value is saved. Mobile displays effective values and saved-secret status without editing.
The complete contribution also includes the inherited trusted plugin runtime, installations, settings/secrets, actions/tools, views, npm installation/updates, event delivery, contracts and client panel integration. Recent repairs enforce full-access/default mode for trusted agent plugin calls, open view assets/manifests nonblocking before checking file type, and bound manifest reads to 64 KiB plus one byte. The current commit only documents refused view-file shapes and explains the hashing diagnostic exception.
Session permissions are enforced against the destination environment. Standard pairings retain upstream main’s access:write; mobile’s read-only settings view is a product limitation, not proof that all standard pairings lack that scope. Local and remote clients use the same environment RPCs. Trusted plugin code runs with the server OS user’s access.
Scope and approval
The target is main. At this head the full comparison spans 294 files, +40,410 / −892; it is not limited to the original settings-form increment. The original preceding layer is #16055, but the branches are independently integrated with main.
Maintainer approval of direction and scope remains outstanding. This follows the proposal route in #6714 / #6837; no exemption or approval is claimed. Macroscope also requires human review of diagnostic suppressions and the raw-RPC lint exception. The PR remains excluded from the ready-for-review batch pending those decisions and current client verification.
Verification
Current head: d286a8cc45ee9ef02e817dc08623dbaa77bb103e, with main 79f1fad integrated.
vp run check:changed f342ecb11fc04d98d2ac4e75aaf6ceee27e47793 passed for this documentation/comment-only follow-up: 15 tests in two selected files, three affected package typechecks, formatting, lint, knip and GraphQL checks. It does not repeat the full integration suite.
The preceding mode/read repair at f342ecb passed its staged reader regressions and combined change check: 39 affected package typechecks, selected tests in 12 files, six compiler files and static checks. The real FIFO regression failed before the fix. These results apply to that recorded revision.
All eight required hosted checks passed at the current head. The separate Agent context budget job fails on inherited MCP tool-list growth, 46,109 → 47,478 bytes (+1,369). Maintainer acceptance is outstanding. The current-head audit has no failing Test Web or aggregate Check job; those failures belonged to older verification notes.
Macroscope retains the FIFO finding from 9eb9f49. Current assets and manifests use pluginViewFile.open, which opens with O_NONBLOCK/O_NOFOLLOW before checking the handle type; the recorded regression covers this repair. Reviewer reassessment remains pending. The manifest-growth finding is explicitly marked no longer relevant at f342ecb.
CodeRabbit is paused after reviewing f342ecb and has not reviewed d286a8c. Its requested file-format documentation and hashing-exception explanation are implemented in this head. Its summary is not current-head approval.
No integrated web/desktop, native Chromium, iOS/Android or screen-reader pass was performed for this update. Current comparable client evidence remains outstanding. No repo-wide suite was run.
Historical captures predate the current multiline editors and integration and are retained only as the original UI record: web before / after; desktop before / after.
Original implementation: Claude Opus 5.5 through Claude Code/T3 Code; historical captures: GPT-6 Astra. Current repairs and verification: GPT-6.1 Sol, Codex harness through T3 Code.
Macroscope has since reviewed this pull request. An earlier review was skipped by a cost limit; a review has now completed, so that notice no longer applies.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This adds plugin settings and a broader plugin platform across server and clients. It also adds a file-level diagnostic suppression and broadens a raw-RPC lint exception, both requiring explicit human review.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f342e
The Agent Context Budget check still fails, and several previously reported issues remain open. Resolve or explicitly accept those concerns before merging; also clarify the view-file requirements and diagnostic suppression.
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PluginTools is included in the production layer composition. RuntimeCoreDependenciesBaseLive provides PluginLayerLive to the composition that includes OrchestrationApplicationLayerLive, so the claim that no outer layer provides PluginTools is contradicted.
Also applies to: 71-79, 166-166, 422-434, 565-570, 581-586
apps/server/src/plugins/PluginNpm.ts (1)
204-221: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Detected with Advanced Tier | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: External Exploitability: Difficult CWE:CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
⚠️Unverified finding
Verification did not complete.
Refuse plain-HTTP registries, or limit them to loopback.
normalizeRegistry accepts http: registry URLs. Here is the attack path:
resolve reads the version metadata, including the sha512 integrity, from ${registry}/....
With an http: registry, that metadata travels without authentication.
A network attacker between the server and the registry can serve their own metadata and a matching tarball. The integrity check then passes, because both values come from the attacker.
The user then consents to a digest that they cannot compare against anything. The attacker's code runs as the OS user when the plugin is next invoked.
An HTTP tarball URL inside metadata fetched over HTTPS is safe, because the HTTPS metadata pins the integrity. Only the registry address needs this rule.
The precondition is an administrator who types an http:// registry. The default registry is HTTPS. The cost of the rule is small.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginNpm.ts:
- Around line 188-195: Share the manifest summary helper used by PluginCatalog
with PluginNpm, and use it in stageUpdate instead of maintaining the local
summarize copy. Ensure the shared summary includes tools, settings, and actions
alongside the existing fields so staged updates and catalogue entries expose the
same manifest data.
Review comments at @packages/contracts/src/pluginCatalog.ts:
- Around line 120-122: Update PluginCatalogSnapshot.installations to use
ForwardCompatibleArray with PluginInstallation so an undecodable row is dropped
without rejecting the entire catalogue snapshot.
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Replacing an asset with a FIFO after enable-time inspection makes fs.open(real) block indefinitely, so the file-type check never runs and bundle requests for that generation never settle. The default read-only open does not use O_NONBLOCK; open nonblocking before checking the handle type, as pluginSource.ts does.
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In file @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginViews.ts around line 134:
Replacing an asset with a FIFO after enable-time inspection makes `fs.open(real)` block indefinitely, so the file-type check never runs and bundle requests for that generation never settle. The default read-only open does not use `O_NONBLOCK`; open nonblocking before checking the handle type, as `pluginSource.ts` does.
Skip the previous-status query for run.updated events that do not settle the run.
withRunFinalizedEvents runs inside every write transaction while the publish lane is held. For every run.updated, it calls previousStatus, which runs a SELECT on orchestration_v2_projection_runs. It does this before it checks RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome(run.status). Most run updates are not final, so that query does work the code never uses. Compute outcome first. Record the status in statuses, and continue when outcome === null. The in-batch statuses map stays correct, because later updates in the same batch read the earlier update's status from it.
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if (event.type !== "run.updated") continue;
const run = event.payload;
- const previous = yield* previousStatus(run.id);- statuses.set(run.id, run.status);
const outcome = RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome(run.status);
+ if (outcome === null) {+ statuses.set(run.id, run.status);+ continue;+ }+ const previous = yield* previousStatus(run.id);+ statuses.set(run.id, run.status);
// Only the transition into a final status finalizes, so later
// updates to old runs never produce a late milestone.
if (
- outcome === null ||
finalized.has(run.id) ||
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408 - 412:
In the run.updated handling path, compute
RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome(run.status) before calling previousStatus. When
the outcome is null, update statuses with the run’s status and continue; only
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tracking and existing finalization checks.
panelRegistry.test.ts lines 13-18 already contain this test. Both versions use the same assertions. This copy is a pure function check and does not need a browser. Delete it from the browser test file.
The other tests in this file also pass router: false without the required one-line reason. Add that comment.
As per coding guidelines: "Test at one layer: the lowest one that fails on main. Do not repeat the case in a wrapper test..." and "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
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lines 16 - 21:
Remove the duplicate “rejects duplicate ids without loading either panel” test
that calls createPanelRegistry, since panelRegistry.test.ts already covers it;
add a one-line explanation to each router: false option in the remaining browser
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Review comments at @apps/desktop/src/window/pluginViewNavigation.ts:
- Around line 11-12: Update isViewDocument to identify plugin-view documents
using a dedicated marker on their wrapper frame, and ensure the ancestry walk
matches that marker instead of treating every opaque about:srcdoc frame as a
plugin view.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json:
- Line 4: Reduce the serialized size of the plugin MCP tool declarations in the
plugin tools implementation, focusing on descriptions and input schemas, until
the measured tool-list size no longer exceeds the budget. Do not change the
mcpToolListJsonBytes baseline to mask the increase; rerun the related evals
after shortening the declarations.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/chat/ChatComposer.pluginActions.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 253: Add a concise one-line explanation beside the `router: false`
options in the `renderScreen` calls describing why these tests render the
composer without a router; remove the option where disabling the router is
unnecessary.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadContributionStatus.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 56: Add a one-line explanation beside each of the four renderScreen calls
that pass router: false, stating why the test requires the router disabled; if a
test does not require this, remove the option and use the default router.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/plugins/PluginSettingsForm.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 92: Add a one-line comment above each `renderScreen` call using `{
router: false }` to explain that the form does not read route state; apply this
to all three calls in the test.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/RightPanelTabs.browserProfile.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 19: Remove the module-level opened array and make Harness receive it as a
prop, creating the array locally in the relevant test and passing it to Harness.
Add a one-line comment explaining why routing is unnecessary immediately before
the renderScreen call that sets router: false.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/RightPanelTabs.terminal.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 99: In the two renderScreen calls in the terminal browser test that pass
router: false, add a brief comment above each explaining why the router must be
disabled; keep the option unless it is harmless to these tests.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/settings/PluginsSettings.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 98: Add a one-line comment explaining why `renderScreen` is called with
`router: false` at each affected test, including the instances near lines 98,
111, 160, and 172; alternatively, remove the option where the default router is
suitable.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/components/settings/PluginsSettings.catalog.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 76: Remove the module-level mutable registry and have setup() create and
return the registry; pass that returned registry to render, until, delivered,
and latestRevision. Add a one-line explanation wherever the affected renders use
router: false.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/panels/bundledPanels.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 85: In both tests that call renderScreen with router: false, add a
one-line comment explaining why the router is disabled, or remove the option if
the default router is suitable.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/panels/device/DeviceSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 159: Add a one-line explanation beside each `renderScreen` call that
passes `router: false`, stating why that test must disable the router;
otherwise, use the default router.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/device/DeviceSidePanel.thread-switches.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 228: Add a concise, one-line comment explaining why the router must be
disabled at each affected render call in the tests; leave the existing
default-router tests unchanged.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/panels/files/FilesSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 290-304: Move composerRef and composers into a per-test setup()
function, and reset composerRef.current plus the late fixture fields there so
tests do not share mutable state. In each test, add a one-line explanation
immediately above renderScreen(null, { router: false }). Move the
toastManager.add spy acquisition below renderScreen so it is created after the
render.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/pluginView/PluginViewSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 99-105: At the top of this test, call setup() to reset both shared
mock state fields, including state.listeners, and remove the direct
state.current assignment before renderScreen. Add a one-line comment above
router: false explaining why this test does not use a router.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/preview/PreviewSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 251: Add a one-line comment immediately above each `renderScreen(null, {
router: false })` call explaining why that test does not need the default
router; keep the two explanations specific to their respective tests.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/pullRequest/PullRequestSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 298: Add a one-line comment explaining why routing is disabled above each
`renderScreen(null, { router: false })` call in the affected tests, or move
those calls into a shared helper with the explanation beside its router option.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/pullRequest/PullRequestsSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 174: Add a one-line explanatory comment immediately above each
`renderScreen` call using `{ router: false }` in the test, including both
renders, stating why the router is disabled.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.attach.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 167: Add a one-line comment above the renderScreen call explaining why
this test passes router: false; keep the existing option unchanged.
Review comments at
@apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Line 78: Add a one-line comment explaining why routing is disabled above each
of the three `renderScreen` calls that pass `{ router: false }`; keep each
explanation specific to its test’s purpose.
Review comments at @docs/user/plugins.md:
- Around line 162-184: Remove the “Installing from npm” section’s internal
WebSocket method names and installation/update workflow from the user guide,
moving that material to an internal or developer page. Keep the package-root
layout and bundled-dependency guidance in “Writing a plugin,” and add a short
task-oriented installation section only when a shipped client supports the flow.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts:
- Around line 408-412: In the run.updated handling path, compute
RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome(run.status) before calling previousStatus. When
the outcome is null, update statuses with the run’s status and continue; only
query previousStatus for settling updates, preserving the in-batch status
tracking and existing finalization checks.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/panels/panelRegistry.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 16-21: Remove the duplicate “rejects duplicate ids without loading
either panel” test that calls createPanelRegistry, since panelRegistry.test.ts
already covers it; add a one-line explanation to each router: false option in
the remaining browser tests.
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Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
The Agent Context Budget check fails because of the new mcpToolListJsonBytes value.
The new plugin MCP tool declarations make the MCP tool list 1,369 bytes larger (46007 → 47376). The Agent context budget job compares this file with main. ALLOW_INCREASE is false, so the job exits with code 1. This blocks the required CI check.
Changing this baseline number does not fix the problem. The check compares against main, so the measured growth is what fails. Use one of these fixes:
Make the plugin tool descriptions and input schemas in apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/pluginTools/tools.ts shorter until the byte count returns under the budget. Then rerun the related evals.
Or get the agent-context-increase label from a maintainer, together with eval results that justify the larger budget.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json at line 4:
Reduce the serialized size of the plugin MCP tool declarations in the plugin
tools implementation, focusing on descriptions and input schemas, until the
measured tool-list size no longer exceeds the budget. Do not change the
mcpToolListJsonBytes baseline to mask the increase; rerun the related evals
after shortening the declarations.
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Add a one-line reason for router: false.
The four tests disable the router and give no reason. Add a comment, or keep the default router.
As per coding guidelines: "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
Also applies to: 81-81, 89-89, 110-110
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@apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadContributionStatus.browser.test.tsx at line
56:
Add a one-line explanation beside each of the four renderScreen calls that pass
router: false, stating why the test requires the router disabled; if a test does
not require this, remove the option and use the default router.
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Add a one-line reason for router: false.
The form reads no route state, but the guideline requires the reason to be written down. Add one comment above each render, or remove the option.
As per coding guidelines: "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
Also applies to: 100-100, 116-116
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Review comment at
@apps/web/src/components/plugins/PluginSettingsForm.browser.test.tsx at line 92:
Add a one-line comment above each `renderScreen` call using `{ router: false }`
to explain that the form does not read route state; apply this to all three
calls in the test.
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Add the required reason for router: false.
Every test renders with { router: false } without the one-line reason. Add the comment above each call. You can also move the render into one helper that carries the comment once.
As per coding guidelines: "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
Also applies to: 314-314, 334-334, 348-348
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Review comment at
@apps/web/src/panels/pullRequest/PullRequestSidePanel.browser.test.tsx at line
298:
Add a one-line comment explaining why routing is disabled above each
`renderScreen(null, { router: false })` call in the affected tests, or move
those calls into a shared helper with the explanation beside its router option.
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Add the required reason for router: false.
Both renders pass { router: false } without a one-line comment that says why. Add the comment above each call.
As per coding guidelines: "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
Also applies to: 198-198
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Review comment at
@apps/web/src/panels/pullRequest/PullRequestsSidePanel.browser.test.tsx at line
174:
Add a one-line explanatory comment immediately above each `renderScreen` call
using `{ router: false }` in the test, including both renders, stating why the
router is disabled.
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Add the required reason for router: false.
The render passes { router: false } without the one-line reason. Add the comment above the call.
As per coding guidelines: "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
Prompt for AI Agents
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at
@apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.attach.browser.test.tsx at line
167:
Add a one-line comment above the renderScreen call explaining why this test
passes router: false; keep the existing option unchanged.
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Add the required reason for router: false.
All three renders pass { router: false } without the one-line reason. Add the comment above each call.
As per coding guidelines: "Pass router: false only with a one-line comment saying why."
Also applies to: 94-94, 117-117
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@apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.browser.test.tsx at line 78:
Add a one-line comment explaining why routing is disabled above each of the
three `renderScreen` calls that pass `{ router: false }`; keep each explanation
specific to its test’s purpose.
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Remove the raw RPC instructions from the user guide.
The "Installing from npm" section tells users to send plugins.npm.add, plugins.npm.stageUpdate, plugins.npm.applyUpdate, and plugins.npm.discardUpdate requests directly. These are internal WebSocket method names. No shipped client offers this flow. The repository rule excludes implementation details from user docs. Move this text to an internal or developer page. When a client control ships, add a short task-oriented section. Keep the parts that matter to plugin authors in the "Writing a plugin" section: the package layout and bundled dependencies.
As per coding guidelines: "Keep user docs in the shipped product's voice, without implementation details or contributor tooling."
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Review comment at @docs/user/plugins.md around lines 162 - 184:
Remove the “Installing from npm” section’s internal WebSocket method names and
installation/update workflow from the user guide, moving that material to an
internal or developer page. Keep the package-root layout and bundled-dependency
guidance in “Writing a plugin,” and add a short task-oriented installation
section only when a shipped client supports the flow.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/pluginToolDeclarations.ts:
- Around line 128-129: Update the schema expansion accounting around
expandedReferences and MAX_UNGUARDED_SCHEMA_REFERENCES to include references
originating from the root schema, so repeated root anyOf branches consume the
same expansion budget as references within definitions. Preserve the existing
limit and avoid unnecessary repeated traversal.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Count repeated references from the root schema.
This limit counts expansion within each definition but does not count references repeated by the root schema. A root property can use anyOf to reference a near-limit definition many times. An input that fails every branch then requires far more than 4,096 schema visits despite passing preparation. Include root-originating references in the expansion budget. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/plugins/pluginToolDeclarations.ts around
lines 128 - 129:
Update the schema expansion accounting around expandedReferences and
MAX_UNGUARDED_SCHEMA_REFERENCES to include references originating from the root
schema, so repeated root anyOf branches consume the same expansion budget as
references within definitions. Preserve the existing limit and avoid unnecessary
repeated traversal.
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Document the view file restrictions that cause a view to be refused.
The Views section gives a 1 MiB limit. It does not say that the server refuses some files below that limit. PluginViews.ts refuses a script that contains CR, NUL, <!--, <script, or </script. It refuses a style that contains CR, NUL, or </style. It also refuses a file that starts with a byte order mark, and a view whose JSON-encoded size exceeds 2 MiB.
Bundled or minified output often contains these strings, and CRLF files contain CR. A plugin author cannot predict these refusals from the current text. Add a short sentence that lists them, in the Views section.
Proposed addition
With the `views` capability, declare up to 8 views. Each has an `id`, a `title`, the placement
`side-panel`, one `script` and an optional `style`, together at most 1 MiB. An enabled plugin's views
open as tabs in the right panel of the web and desktop apps, from its empty launcher and its **+**
menu. Views are not available in the mobile apps yet.
++A view file must be UTF-8 without a byte order mark and with LF line endings. A script cannot contain+`<!--`, `<script`, or `</script`. A style cannot contain `</style`. T3 Code shows the reason when it+refuses a file.
As per coding guidelines, docs/user/** should explain "anything unintuitive".
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Review comment at @docs/user/plugins.md around lines 153 - 156:
Update the Views section to briefly document the file restrictions enforced by
PluginViews.ts: files must be UTF-8 without a byte order mark or CR characters;
scripts must exclude NUL and the listed comment and script-tag strings, and
styles must exclude NUL and the closing style tag. Also mention the 2 MiB
JSON-encoded view-size limit and that T3 Code shows the refusal reason.
Add a reason to the @effect-diagnostics nodeBuiltinImport:off directive.
Line 1 disables a diagnostic and gives no reason. The comments on Lines 2-3 describe the digest design. They do not explain why node:crypto is needed.
Add a -- reason suffix, as pluginViewFile.ts does on its Line 1.
Proposed fix
-// @effect-diagnostics nodeBuiltinImport:off+// @effect-diagnostics nodeBuiltinImport:off -- Hashes view bytes synchronously with node:crypto; the digest must match the catalogue's.
As per path instructions, docs/internals/effect-services.md requires: "Does every directive you added that disables a lint, type-checker, or LSP diagnostic say why".
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginViews.ts at line 1:
Add an explanatory reason to the nodeBuiltinImport diagnostic suppression in
PluginViews, stating that node:crypto is used for synchronous view-byte hashing
so its digest matches the catalogue’s.
Sources: Coding guidelines, Path instructions
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginViews.ts:
- Line 1: Add an explanatory reason to the nodeBuiltinImport diagnostic
suppression in PluginViews, stating that node:crypto is used for synchronous
view-byte hashing so its digest matches the catalogue’s.
Review comments at @docs/user/plugins.md:
- Around line 153-156: Update the Views section to briefly document the file
restrictions enforced by PluginViews.ts: files must be UTF-8 without a byte
order mark or CR characters; scripts must exclude NUL and the listed comment and
script-tag strings, and styles must exclude NUL and the closing style tag. Also
mention the 2 MiB JSON-encoded view-size limit and that T3 Code shows the
refusal reason.
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Problem
Plugins can declare settings, but users need a form to supply values and secrets after approving a plugin. This adds editable settings on web/desktop and a read-only settings view on mobile.
Change
Shared client state subscribes to each installation’s settings, validates drafts against its declared fields, and saves through the existing guarded settings RPC. Web and desktop provide text/number/select/boolean editors, secret replacement, reset to default and secret deletion. Multiline text and secrets retain line breaks; secret reads reveal only whether a value is saved. Mobile displays effective values and saved-secret status without editing.
The complete contribution also includes the inherited trusted plugin runtime, installations, settings/secrets, actions/tools, views, npm installation/updates, event delivery, contracts and client panel integration. Recent repairs enforce full-access/default mode for trusted agent plugin calls, open view assets/manifests nonblocking before checking file type, and bound manifest reads to 64 KiB plus one byte. The current commit only documents refused view-file shapes and explains the hashing diagnostic exception.
Session permissions are enforced against the destination environment. Standard pairings retain upstream main’s
access:write; mobile’s read-only settings view is a product limitation, not proof that all standard pairings lack that scope. Local and remote clients use the same environment RPCs. Trusted plugin code runs with the server OS user’s access.Scope and approval
The target is
main. At this head the full comparison spans 294 files, +40,410 / −892; it is not limited to the original settings-form increment. The original preceding layer is #16055, but the branches are independently integrated with main.Maintainer approval of direction and scope remains outstanding. This follows the proposal route in #6714 / #6837; no exemption or approval is claimed. Macroscope also requires human review of diagnostic suppressions and the raw-RPC lint exception. The PR remains excluded from the ready-for-review batch pending those decisions and current client verification.
Verification
Current head:
d286a8cc45ee9ef02e817dc08623dbaa77bb103e, with main79f1fadintegrated.vp run check:changed f342ecb11fc04d98d2ac4e75aaf6ceee27e47793passed for this documentation/comment-only follow-up: 15 tests in two selected files, three affected package typechecks, formatting, lint, knip and GraphQL checks. It does not repeat the full integration suite.f342ecbpassed its staged reader regressions and combined change check: 39 affected package typechecks, selected tests in 12 files, six compiler files and static checks. The real FIFO regression failed before the fix. These results apply to that recorded revision.9eb9f49. Current assets and manifests usepluginViewFile.open, which opens withO_NONBLOCK/O_NOFOLLOWbefore checking the handle type; the recorded regression covers this repair. Reviewer reassessment remains pending. The manifest-growth finding is explicitly marked no longer relevant atf342ecb.f342ecband has not reviewedd286a8c. Its requested file-format documentation and hashing-exception explanation are implemented in this head. Its summary is not current-head approval.No integrated web/desktop, native Chromium, iOS/Android or screen-reader pass was performed for this update. Current comparable client evidence remains outstanding. No repo-wide suite was run.
Historical captures predate the current multiline editors and integration and are retained only as the original UI record: web before / after; desktop before / after.
Original implementation: Claude Opus 5.5 through Claude Code/T3 Code; historical captures: GPT-6 Astra. Current repairs and verification: GPT-6.1 Sol, Codex harness through T3 Code.