feat(workspace): identity in the prompt, and a /workspace menu for refresh, sync and unlink - #1278
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Asking the agent which workspace a project is linked to could not be answered. Nothing put the binding in the system prompt and no tool reported it, so on a workspace with no integrations the model had never been told. The cause was not a dropped field. `awareness.ts` is a routing directive, and it is deliberately silent unless the workspace is really routing — `DISABLED_COPY` maps `nothing-materialised` to `""`, and the tests assert an unbound project and a declared-but-absent integration each render nothing. That silence is correct for routing. It was wrong only because identity had been folded into it: the workspace name is rendered by `assemble`, so it shipped only alongside at least one served connection type. Splits the two claims apart. `bindingSection` renders identity whenever the state may name a binding; `routingSection` keeps its contract exactly as it was. `NAMES_BINDING` decides which states may name, keyed on the union so a new `disabledReason` is a compile error rather than a silent choice: - `nothing-materialised` and every enabled state name the workspace. This is the freshly-created-workspace case, and the one where being told nothing is most confusing. - The three unverified states stay unnamed, for the reason `UNVERIFIED_SECTION` already gives: nothing has confirmed the binding, and under `unattributed` the engine may belong to a different workspace than the link names. - `pilot-off`, `unbound` and the escape hatch carry no name to print. A bound project with the hatch on is therefore still unnamed — a limitation of that `EMPTY` call site, not a decision made here. This knowingly breaks the "byte-identical prompt" property `DISABLED_COPY` claims for `nothing-materialised`; the regression guard is updated to say so rather than silently relaxed. The identity line is charged against `MAX_SECTION_CHARS` instead of being added on top, so a long workspace name is paid for out of the routing lines and the real ceiling does not quietly grow. Tests: 30 pass in the suite, 1511 across `test/altimate/workspace` and `test/session`. Mutation-checked — 9 mutations, 9 killed. Two initially survived and both were real gaps: `JSON.stringify` alone was providing the line-break protection, so the inertness test never exercised the sanitiser's length bound, and nothing covered an enabled snapshot carrying no name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
…1272) The operations behind a workspace management command, as one transport-agnostic module. Every function returns a plain report, prints nothing, imports no TUI or CLI module, and takes its directory and session as arguments. Two callers are in view, not one. The slash command serves a user in the TUI; the IDE extension runs this CLI headless via `serve` and reaches these operations over HTTP, not through the tool catalog — it consumes none of our tools, so a model-callable tool would not have reached it. Keeping the operations here and the presentation in each adapter is what lets the second surface be added without touching this file. `refresh` pulls: `syncSkills` plus the workspace memory overlay. Neither self-throttles — `recentlySynced` is a caller-side skip on the per-message path — so an explicit refresh gets a real one. Routing is deliberately absent: `Precedence` is re-derived per step, so there is nothing stale to ask for. `sync` pushes, and is a repair rather than a routine counterpart: blocks mirror as they are written, so a healthy project sends nothing. It exists for the two states that strand blocks with no other remedy — memory enabled AFTER the bind (`backfillOnBind` is reached from one place, the bind path, and nothing hooks the enable), and a mirror that failed and is never retried. `unlink` asks the server first. The server-side binding is the source of truth and `lookupBinding` re-reads it whenever the cache misses, so clearing local state before a failed delete would leave a project that looks unlinked and silently re-links itself. Both local steps still run when the server reports nothing to remove: that is exactly when a stale local row most needs clearing. The binding is identified by what it was RECORDED with, not by what the checkout looks like now — a repo whose remote was renamed, or added after the link, re-detects as a different project and would name the wrong binding. A unit test caught this; the first version used detection. Supporting changes: - `api-client`: `unbindProject`, sending exactly one identifier so the endpoint's 409 (two identifiers naming different bindings) is unreachable from here. - `state`: `clearLocalBinding`, which also memoizes the miss — otherwise the next resolve pays a round trip to re-learn what the call just did, and would re-adopt the binding if the delete had not really happened. - `skill-sync`: `purgeManagedSnapshot`, so unlink removes the workspace-owned snapshot. It lives under the ordinary skill glob, so nothing else would stop it loading into every session of an unlinked project. - `memory-sync`: `partitionPending` extracted and `pendingCount` exported, so the status count and the sweep share one definition. A status line saying "3 not synced" followed by a sweep that sends a different number is worse than no status line. Requires the server-side `DELETE /datamate-project-bindings/` (altimate-backend). Tests: 7 new, 1517 across `test/altimate/workspace` and `test/session`. Mutation-checked — clearing local before the server call, cleaning up only on a 204, identifying by detection, sending both identifiers, treating 404 as an error, and reporting `sync` as empty rather than gated each fail a test. The skill-snapshot purge is NOT covered here and is left to the end-to-end pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
One palette entry point, `/workspace`, offering refresh, sync and unlink over the operations in `altimate/workspace/manage.ts`. A menu rather than `/workspace <verb>`. The two slash-command mechanisms are disjoint: typed arguments reach `session.command`, which renders a markdown template into a prompt for the model, while local execution is a palette command whose `run()` is nullary — `useCommandSlashes` dispatches by name and drops anything typed after it. Passing an argument through to local code means changing the command type, `dispatchCommand`, and the prompt's submit dispatch, all upstream files, for a menu keypress. `slashName: "workspace"` follows the sibling plugins (`/trace`, `/skills`). `refresh` takes no session here. The plugin API exposes `session.get(id)` but nothing naming the current session, so the memory overlay is invalidated and reloads on the next turn — and the toast says exactly that rather than claiming a reload that has not happened. The server route the extension will use does have a session and gets the immediate reload. Unlink is confirmed before it runs. It is the only action of the three that re-running does not undo, so it does not share the one-keypress path with the two idempotent ones. When the server reports no binding to remove, the toast says the project was already unlinked rather than claiming this call did it. The unsynced count is in the menu headline, not behind the row it explains: it is the reason `sync` exists, and nothing else in the TUI tells a user their memory has not reached the workspace. Tests: 486 pass across `test/altimate/workspace` and `test/altimate/plugin`. Typecheck clean; no lint findings in the new code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Found end-to-end, not by unit tests. Against a live backend, `status` reported
`{local: 14, unsynced: 14}` while `sync` on the same project answered
`{gated: true, skipped: 14}` — the menu headline promising a backlog that the
sweep then refused to move.
`pendingCount` gated only on the pilot flag, while `backfill` also refuses when
the BOUND WORKSPACE has memory switched off. So on a workspace with memory
disabled, every local block counted as outstanding and no action could clear it.
This is the drift `partitionPending` was extracted to prevent — the extraction
made the comparison shared but left the two gates different, which is the same
bug one level up. Both now ask the same question.
Regression coverage for this is the end-to-end run, not a unit test: the unit
suite's temporary project has no memory blocks, so an assertion there would pass
whatever the gate did.
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User->>WorkspaceMenu: select /workspace
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts`:
- Line 158: Update Manage.sync and the SyncReport flow to preserve partial
MemoryStore.listAll read failures instead of treating them as an empty block
set. Detect the failure metadata returned by listAll, propagate it through
SyncReport, and ensure the TUI renders an unreadable-memory outcome rather than
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In `@packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx`:
- Line 1668: Update the “Done” option’s description in the relevant workspace UI
to direct users to the command palette entry instead of
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/manage.test.ts`:
- Around line 22-27: Refactor the workspace test setup so XDG_STATE_HOME,
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globalThis.fetch are scoped per test and restored in afterEach rather than
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Correct the link instruction.
useCommandSlashes includes only commands with a non-empty slashName. Because altimate.workspace.link has no slashName, /altimate.workspace.link cannot dispatch. Direct users to the palette entry instead.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx` at line 1668, Update
the “Done” option’s description in the relevant workspace UI to direct users to
the command palette entry instead of `/altimate.workspace.link`, since that
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| const ORIGINAL_WORKSPACE_FLAG = process.env.ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE | ||
| const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-manage-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`) | ||
| mkdirSync(path.join(SANDBOX, "state"), { recursive: true }) | ||
| process.env.XDG_STATE_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "state") | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make workspace tests safe for shared Bun globals.
Bun runs tests in one process, so module-scope changes to XDG_STATE_HOME, ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE, and AltimateApi.isConfigured and AltimateApi.getCredentials remain visible to other tests until afterAll. The globalThis.fetch stub is also process-wide during each test. The test isolation contract requires these mutations to be safe for parallel execution. Do not move the environment setup below the imports because Global.Path.state is resolved during module loading. Instead, make the workspace state path test-configurable or isolate this suite before loading the modules, scope the API and fetch replacements to each test, restore them in afterEach, and use await using tmp = await tmpdir() for each test's filesystem data.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/manage.test.ts` around lines 22 -
27, Refactor the workspace test setup so XDG_STATE_HOME, ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE,
AltimateApi.isConfigured, AltimateApi.getCredentials, and globalThis.fetch are
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts:378">
P1: When DELETE returns 404, this reports success instead of an error. `manage.unlink` then clears local state, so a stale or non-normalized identifier can leave the server binding intact and silently re-adopt it later; propagate 404 and retain local state.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/awareness.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/awareness.ts:137">
P2: When a bound project has routing disabled by the escape hatch or attribution fails, this table suppresses the new identity line even though the binding is known. Preserve the sanitized bound name and ID in these snapshots, then render identity independently of routing.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/awareness.ts:151">
P2: When sanitization leaves the workspace name empty, this guard drops the identity even if the binding ID is known. Provide a bounded fallback display label at the snapshot boundary and retain the quoted identity line with its ID instead of allowing a customer-authored name to erase it.
(Based on your team's feedback about workspace identity labels.)</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/awareness.ts:155">
P2: When `disabledReason` is `nothing-materialised`, this line receives a snapshot with no `workspaceId`, so the new identity section omits the stable workspace ID. Preserve the binding ID on that disabled snapshot (or otherwise pass it through) so every rendered workspace identity includes `(id ...)`.
(Based on your team's feedback about workspace identity labels.)</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:1620">
P1: After unlink succeeds, the active session still retains its hydrated workspace-memory overlay because this flow never resets it. Clear the workspace memory overlay as part of unlink so subsequent prompts cannot use memory from the detached workspace.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:1668">
P3: The unlinked menu advertises `/altimate.workspace.link`, but the link command has no slash name and cannot dispatch that input. Direct users to the palette entry instead.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:1701">
P2: When the local memory index cannot be read, `Manage.sync` also sets `gated`, so this branch falsely says memory is off and hides the sync failure. Distinguish a read error from the disabled-memory gate before presenting this message.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:1706">
P3: When a sync sweep returns `declined > 0` but `sent === 0 && failed === 0`, the toast claims "Everything is already in the workspace." and hides the declined count. Declined blocks (newer remote copy or truncated read per backfill) were not sent, so that message misreports the result. Include `declined` in the "all clear" condition, e.g. `result.sent === 0 && result.failed === 0 && result.declined === 0`, so the declined suffix renders.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:121">
P2: A palette refresh for one directory clears every session's memory overlay, including active sessions in other workspaces, forcing unrelated sessions to refetch and briefly lose their overlay. Scope invalidation to the refreshed project or session.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:159">
P2: When a local memory directory is unreadable, `listAll` resolves as an empty list and this branch reports a healthy no-op instead of a read failure. Preserve the read error and show that sync did not run.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:159">
P3: `sync()` returns `gated: false` whenever the local block list is empty, without consulting the workspace's own memory setting. But `SyncReport.gated` is documented as "true when the sweep never ran at all — memory off, or no binding". For a bound project whose workspace has memory switched off, `backfill` would answer `gated: true`; this empty-block short-circuit answers `gated: false`, so a caller reporting "nothing to do" is told the sweep ran when it never did. Gate on the same condition as `backfill` (`!binding || !(await memoryEnabled(binding))`) before choosing `gated`.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:179">
P2: Opening `/workspace` can perform a network request despite `status` being designed as a cheap local read, delaying the menu when the service is slow or unavailable. Use a cached memory setting for status or make the remote check an explicit separate operation.</violation>
<violation number="5" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:225">
P1: When the local cache is missing and the server binding is path-only, the detected remote wins and DELETE targets the wrong identity. Resolve the server binding first and delete using its `matchedBy` identifier.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:504">
P2: When credentials change during unlink, this second `tenantKey()` lookup can target a different cache scope than the server DELETE, leaving the original tenant's binding on disk. Pass the scope used for the DELETE into cleanup so switching accounts cannot resurrect the removed binding.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:505">
P1: When local cache cleanup cannot resolve credentials or write the state file, this returns after only a process-local negative memo, but direct `readLocalBinding` callers still treat the removed workspace as bound. Persist a durable unlinked tombstone or fail closed for all cache readers instead of allowing the stale row to remain authoritative.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:506">
P2: When a relink completes while the DELETE is in flight, this removes the newly recorded binding and memoizes it as unbound for five minutes. Make cleanup conditional on the cached row still matching the binding that unlink started with.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/memory-sync.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/memory-sync.ts:672">
P2: `pendingCount` only returns 0 for a null binding when the block list is empty; with a non-empty list and `binding === null` it falls through to `partitionPending(blocks, null, index)`, which counts global-scope blocks as pending (the `block.scope === "project" && !target` skip does not apply to global blocks). But `backfill` gates entirely on `!binding`, returning `gated: true` without running. The docstring promises "this number is a promise about what backfill would do", yet after an unlink (no local binding, global blocks still present) `status` reports those global blocks as unsynced while `sync` answers gated — exactly the status/sweep drift this refactor was meant to eliminate. Return 0 when binding is null, mirroring `backfill`'s gate.</violation>
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| await req<unknown>("DELETE", "/", { query, allowEmptyBody: true }) | ||
| return true | ||
| } catch (err) { | ||
| if (err instanceof NotFoundError) return false |
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P1: When DELETE returns 404, this reports success instead of an error. manage.unlink then clears local state, so a stale or non-normalized identifier can leave the server binding intact and silently re-adopt it later; propagate 404 and retain local state.
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<comment>When DELETE returns 404, this reports success instead of an error. `manage.unlink` then clears local state, so a stale or non-normalized identifier can leave the server binding intact and silently re-adopt it later; propagate 404 and retain local state.</comment>
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@@ -352,6 +352,34 @@ export namespace WorkspaceApi {
+ await req<unknown>("DELETE", "/", { query, allowEmptyBody: true })
+ return true
+ } catch (err) {
+ if (err instanceof NotFoundError) return false
+ throw err
+ }
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| onSelect={(option) => { | ||
| api.ui.dialog.clear() | ||
| if (option.value !== "unlink") return | ||
| Manage.unlink(directory) |
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P1: After unlink succeeds, the active session still retains its hydrated workspace-memory overlay because this flow never resets it. Clear the workspace memory overlay as part of unlink so subsequent prompts cannot use memory from the detached workspace.
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<comment>After unlink succeeds, the active session still retains its hydrated workspace-memory overlay because this flow never resets it. Clear the workspace memory overlay as part of unlink so subsequent prompts cannot use memory from the detached workspace.</comment>
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@@ -1567,6 +1570,155 @@ async function showEngineInstallOffer(api: TuiPluginApi): Promise<void> {
+ onSelect={(option) => {
+ api.ui.dialog.clear()
+ if (option.value !== "unlink") return
+ Manage.unlink(directory)
+ .then((report) => {
+ api.ui.toast({
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| * successful unlink into a reported failure. */ | ||
| export async function clearLocalBinding(directory: string): Promise<void> { | ||
| const key = await tenantKey() | ||
| if (!key) return |
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P1: When local cache cleanup cannot resolve credentials or write the state file, this returns after only a process-local negative memo, but direct readLocalBinding callers still treat the removed workspace as bound. Persist a durable unlinked tombstone or fail closed for all cache readers instead of allowing the stale row to remain authoritative.
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<comment>When local cache cleanup cannot resolve credentials or write the state file, this returns after only a process-local negative memo, but direct `readLocalBinding` callers still treat the removed workspace as bound. Persist a durable unlinked tombstone or fail closed for all cache readers instead of allowing the stale row to remain authoritative.</comment>
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@@ -488,6 +488,26 @@ async function lookupBinding(
+ * successful unlink into a reported failure. */
+export async function clearLocalBinding(directory: string): Promise<void> {
+ const key = await tenantKey()
+ if (!key) return
+ forgetBinding(directory, key)
+ lastValidatedAt.delete(accountScopedKey(directory, key))
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| * workspace — and it is the case where being told nothing is most confusing. */ | ||
| const NAMES_BINDING: Record<NonNullable<Precedence["disabledReason"]>, boolean> = { | ||
| "pilot-off": false, | ||
| "escape-hatch": false, |
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P2: When a bound project has routing disabled by the escape hatch or attribution fails, this table suppresses the new identity line even though the binding is known. Preserve the sanitized bound name and ID in these snapshots, then render identity independently of routing.
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@@ -111,6 +113,49 @@ const DISABLED_COPY: Record<NonNullable<Precedence["disabledReason"]>, string> =
+ * workspace — and it is the case where being told nothing is most confusing. */
+const NAMES_BINDING: Record<NonNullable<Precedence["disabledReason"]>, boolean> = {
+ "pilot-off": false,
+ "escape-hatch": false,
+ unbound: false,
+ "binding-unreadable": false,
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| : result.sent === 0 && result.failed === 0 | ||
| ? // The healthy answer. Blocks mirror as they are written, so | ||
| // an empty sweep means nothing was ever stranded. | ||
| "Everything is already in the workspace." |
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P3: When a sync sweep returns declined > 0 but sent === 0 && failed === 0, the toast claims "Everything is already in the workspace." and hides the declined count. Declined blocks (newer remote copy or truncated read per backfill) were not sent, so that message misreports the result. Include declined in the "all clear" condition, e.g. result.sent === 0 && result.failed === 0 && result.declined === 0, so the declined suffix renders.
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<comment>When a sync sweep returns `declined > 0` but `sent === 0 && failed === 0`, the toast claims "Everything is already in the workspace." and hides the declined count. Declined blocks (newer remote copy or truncated read per backfill) were not sent, so that message misreports the result. Include `declined` in the "all clear" condition, e.g. `result.sent === 0 && result.failed === 0 && result.declined === 0`, so the declined suffix renders.</comment>
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@@ -1567,6 +1570,155 @@ async function showEngineInstallOffer(api: TuiPluginApi): Promise<void> {
+ : result.sent === 0 && result.failed === 0
+ ? // The healthy answer. Blocks mirror as they are written, so
+ // an empty sweep means nothing was ever stranded.
+ "Everything is already in the workspace."
+ : `Sent ${result.sent} memor${result.sent === 1 ? "y" : "ies"}` +
+ (result.failed > 0 ? `, ${result.failed} failed` : "") +
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| { title: "Unlink", value: "unlink", description: "Detach this project from the workspace." }, | ||
| { title: "Done", value: "done", description: "Close this menu." }, | ||
| ] | ||
| : [{ title: "Done", value: "done", description: "Link a project with /altimate.workspace.link." }] |
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P3: The unlinked menu advertises /altimate.workspace.link, but the link command has no slash name and cannot dispatch that input. Direct users to the palette entry instead.
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<comment>The unlinked menu advertises `/altimate.workspace.link`, but the link command has no slash name and cannot dispatch that input. Direct users to the palette entry instead.</comment>
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@@ -1567,6 +1570,155 @@ async function showEngineInstallOffer(api: TuiPluginApi): Promise<void> {
+ { title: "Unlink", value: "unlink", description: "Detach this project from the workspace." },
+ { title: "Done", value: "done", description: "Close this menu." },
+ ]
+ : [{ title: "Done", value: "done", description: "Link a project with /altimate.workspace.link." }]
+ }
+ current={linked ? "refresh" : "done"}
</file context>
cubic P1 on #1278, and the most serious of that review: unlink could delete a directory outside the project. `syncSkills` puts `pathsAreReal` in front of every one of its own `deactivate` calls — three of them, each with a test proving a symlinked `.altimate-code` is refused rather than traversed. `purgeManagedSnapshot`, which is the entry point unlink uses, reached the same `deactivate` with no guard at all. The delete ends in `fs.rm(managedRoot, { recursive: true, force: true })`, and the ownership check ahead of it does not save you: `ownsManagedDir` calls `readdir` on the managed root, which resolves THROUGH a symlinked `.altimate-code`, and it answers "ours" for an empty directory. So a project whose `.altimate-code` is a link to a tree the user owns for some other purpose — an empty one especially — satisfied the check, and unlink removed the target. Same guard as the sync paths now. The new test points the link at a real tree with a manifest and asserts the tree survives, because a target with nothing in it would pass for the wrong reason. Tests: 487 pass, 1 new. Mutation-checked: drop the guard and it fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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WARNING: The unlink success toast ignores report.skillsPurged
Manage.unlink returns skillsPurged: false whenever the purge did not happen — the new pathsAreReal guard refusing a symlinked .altimate-code (skill-sync.ts:571), or a purge error caught at manage.ts:235-238. In those cases the workspace-owned snapshot stays on disk and keeps loading into every session of the now-unlinked project (including alwaysApply skills), yet this toast reports an unqualified success. Warn — or append a note — when skillsPurged is false so the user knows the workspace's skills may still be active.
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| export async function pendingCount(blocks: MemoryBlock[], binding: CachedBinding | null): Promise<number> { |
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WARNING: The new gate makes pendingCount network-bound and collapses an outage into unsynced: 0
memoryEnabled(binding) calls memoryStatus -> WorkspaceApi.listDatamates() — a network GET with a 15s budget, cached only for positive verdicts (60s), so a memory-disabled workspace is fetched on every status call. That contradicts this function's doc ("Index read only — no network, no writes", lines 657-658) and manage.status's "No network" promise. Worse, memoryStatus returns "error" on failure and memoryEnabled maps it to false, so during an outage the status headline shows unsynced: 0 — indistinguishable from fully synced, exactly the conflation the three-way memoryStatus doc (lines 178-180) says must not happen. Distinguish "off" from "unreachable" here so status can report unknown instead of healthy.
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| failed: number | ||
| /** Already present in the workspace at their current payload. */ | ||
| skipped: number |
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WARNING: skipped conflates "already present" with "deferred", letting sync report a false all-clear
The doc says skipped means "Already present in the workspace at their current payload", but push also returns "skipped" when the workspace record set could not be read ("deferring", memory-sync.ts:375-376) and for other safety refusals. In that state sync returns {sent: 0, failed: 0, skipped: N} and the TUI's sent === 0 && failed === 0 branch (workspace.tsx:1703-1706) toasts "Everything is already in the workspace." after nothing was sent. Unlike the declined case, this is not fixable on the TUI side — a healthy no-op sweep also legitimately has skipped > 0. Count deferrals separately (or as failures) so a records-read outage is not reported as health.
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WARNING: purgeManagedSnapshot bypasses the inFlight gate, so an in-flight refresh can resurrect the snapshot after unlink
syncSkills serializes its opt-out purge through the inFlight map precisely because "an enabled run already past its own flag check could publish _workspace moments after a disabled run deleted it" (lines 600-604). This entry point deletes outside that gate. A /workspace -> Refresh (fire-and-forget, workspace.tsx:1677) that already resolved its binding keeps downloading for seconds; an unlink during that window purges _workspace, then the sync's fs.rename(staging, root) (line 919) recreates it in the now-unlinked project. Symmetrically, an in-flight Manage.sync keeps uploading memory to the workspace the user just detached from. Join inFlight (or serialize the menu verbs) before purging.
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WARNING: bind() leaves detached sync/backfill promises that can outlive the stubbed fetch
recordApprovedBinding fires syncSkills and the memory backfill detached when awaitBackfill is not set (state.ts:577-600). Nothing here flushes them, so they can straddle afterEach restoring the real globalThis.fetch — later requests then hit the real network (https://api.example.com) or land in another test's requests array. Pass { awaitBackfill: true } (or flush pending work in afterEach) so every issued request stays inside the stubbed window.
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SUGGESTION: resolveProjectIdentifier runs eagerly with a blocking spawnSync git call
Detection runs on every unlink even when the cached row makes it unused: with was.repoRemote set, unbindProject sends only repo_remote (api-client.ts:371-372), and with was.projectPath set detected is ignored entirely. detectProjectRemote uses spawnSync("git", ..., { timeout: 3000 }) (detect.ts:18-22), blocking the TUI event loop for up to 3s to compute a value that is usually dead weight. Compute it lazily in the no-cache fallback branch only.
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SUGGESTION: The warning branch drops the "memory reloads on your next message" clause
When the skills half fails but the memory invalidation succeeded (errors non-empty AND memoryInvalidated — the only way both are set on the no-session path), this branch reports only Refreshed with problems — ... and loses the state change that did land. Append the memory clause in the errors branch too.
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| function manageTitle(report: Manage.StatusReport): string { | ||
| if (!report.binding) return "Workspace — this project is not linked" | ||
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SUGGESTION: datamateName is unbounded in the dialog header
The prompt path defensively bounds the customer-authored workspace name to MAX_WORKSPACE_NAME_CHARS (80), but this title interpolates the raw server string and DialogSelect renders the header verbatim — only row titles are truncated (dialog-select.tsx:702-707). A long workspace name plus the "· N memories, M not synced" suffix overflows or wraps the header. Bound or truncate the name here as well.
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| * Only removes a tree this client owns, for the same reason the sync does. */ | ||
| /** Remove the workspace-owned skill snapshot from a project. |
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SUGGESTION: deactivate's doc comment is now orphaned above purgeManagedSnapshot
The insertion landed between deactivate's existing doc block ("Take the snapshot out of service ...", lines 547-556) and deactivate itself, leaving two stacked doc comments — the first no longer documents any declaration, and deactivate is undocumented. Move the purge's doc and function below deactivate, or restore the old comment to deactivate.
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| writeFileSync(path.join(victim, "pub-x", "SKILL.md"), "must survive") | ||
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SUGGESTION: Add a positive control so the fixture's validity is pinned
The refusal assertion has teeth only if deactivate would actually delete this fixture absent the guard: if ownsManagedDir/readManifest rejected the fixture (wrong tenant or shape), deactivate would return false anyway and the test would stay green even with the pathsAreReal guard removed. A companion case — the same fixture without the symlink, asserting the purge succeeds and removes it — makes removed === false attributable solely to the symlink.
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All three are the same family as the symlink guard before them: unlink is where this feature's sharp edges are, because it is the one operation that has to agree with the server about which row it is removing. **It deleted on the wrong identifier when there was no cached row.** That is the case unlink exists to repair, and detection alone is not enough for it: `unbindProject` sends the remote whenever one is present, so a project the server bound by PATH — linked before it had a remote, or from a checkout without one — got a DELETE naming an identifier the server never stored. The 404 reads as "nothing to remove", local state is cleared, and the live binding is re-adopted on the next resolve. It now asks which arm the server actually matches on and deletes on that one; `matchedBy` was added for exactly this choice and this caller was not using it. **A detached workspace's memory outlived the unlink.** `hydrate` is idempotent for the life of a session, so a session that had already pulled the workspace's memory kept answering out of it for every later prompt — from a workspace the project is no longer bound to. Skills were already purged here; memory was not. **Cleanup gave up entirely when credentials would not resolve.** Reads fail closed without a key too, so nothing was stale WHILE they were missing — but the row resurfaced the moment they came back, naming a workspace the project had been unlinked from. It self-heals on the next revalidation, which is why this is a narrowing rather than the durable tombstone the review proposed: drop the row for this directory whatever tenant the file belongs to. The user asked to unlink THIS project, and the worst case is a re-lookup. Tests: 488 pass, 1 new. The new one initially passed for the wrong reason — the sandbox project had no git remote, so there was no remote for the buggy path to prefer, and the mutation survived. It now creates a real remote and asserts the DELETE goes out on the path; mutation-checked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Two more from the cubic review on #1278, both the same shape: a number or a flag that describes something other than what `sync` would actually do. `pendingCount` returned 0 for a disabled workspace but not for a MISSING binding. With no binding it fell through to `partitionPending`, which only skips project-scope blocks — there is nowhere to send them — while global-scope blocks went into `pending` and were counted. So an unlinked project with global memory reported "N not synced" while the sweep answered `gated` and sent nothing. That number is documented as "a promise about what backfill would do", and this was the one case where it was not; it mirrors `backfill`'s gate exactly now. `sync` short-circuited an empty block list to `gated: false` without consulting the workspace's memory setting. `SyncReport.gated` is documented as "true when the sweep never ran at all — memory off, or no binding", so a bound project whose workspace has memory switched off was told the sweep ran and found nothing. The short-circuit is gone: `backfill` already returns the right answer for an empty list, and letting it decide makes the two agree by construction rather than by two places remembering the same rule. Tests: 490 pass, 2 new. The first one was vacuous on the first attempt — routed through `status`, where `memory` can be null for unrelated reasons and the optional chain swallowed it, so the mutation survived. It asserts on `pendingCount` directly now. Both mutation-checked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:235">
P1: When the binding pre-check fails, `.catch(() => null)` treats the binding as absent. If the subsequent DELETE gets 404 for the remote identifier, `unlink` clears local state while the server binding remains, so later resolution re-adopts it. Let lookup errors propagate; the API already converts 404 to `null`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:250">
P2: Unlinking one project calls `resetOverlay()` without a session ID, clearing every session's memory overlay process-wide. Scope invalidation to the affected session or directory so an unlink in one workspace does not make unrelated active prompts lose their memory.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:406">
P3: The doc comment `Drop a cached row the server no longer recognises…` now sits above `forgetBindingUnscoped`, but it describes the scoped `forgetBinding` below it. `forgetBindingUnscoped` deletes unconditionally, so a reader will misread its behavior, and `forgetBinding` lost its own comment. Delete the orphaned block so each function keeps its correct description.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:415">
P2: When credentials disappear between the successful server DELETE and `clearLocalBinding`, a legacy cache alias survives cleanup. Remove every cache key whose canonical path matches this directory so the unlinked workspace cannot reappear after credentials return.</violation>
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| // next resolve. Ask which arm the server actually matches on and delete on | ||
| // that one — `matchedBy` exists for exactly this choice. | ||
| const hit = await WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject(detected).catch(() => null) |
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P1: When the binding pre-check fails, .catch(() => null) treats the binding as absent. If the subsequent DELETE gets 404 for the remote identifier, unlink clears local state while the server binding remains, so later resolution re-adopts it. Let lookup errors propagate; the API already converts 404 to null.
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<comment>When the binding pre-check fails, `.catch(() => null)` treats the binding as absent. If the subsequent DELETE gets 404 for the remote identifier, `unlink` clears local state while the server binding remains, so later resolution re-adopts it. Let lookup errors propagate; the API already converts 404 to `null`.</comment>
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@@ -218,14 +218,40 @@ export async function unlink(directory: string): Promise<UnlinkReport> {
+ // clears local state, and leaves the binding live to be re-adopted on the
+ // next resolve. Ask which arm the server actually matches on and delete on
+ // that one — `matchedBy` exists for exactly this choice.
+ const hit = await WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject(detected).catch(() => null)
+ if (hit?.matchedBy === "path" && detected.projectPath) {
+ identifier = { projectPath: detected.projectPath }
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| const hit = await WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject(detected).catch(() => null) | |
| const hit = await WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject(detected) |
| // refresh path uses when it has no session to reload in place. | ||
| if (MemorySync.isEnabled()) { | ||
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P2: Unlinking one project calls resetOverlay() without a session ID, clearing every session's memory overlay process-wide. Scope invalidation to the affected session or directory so an unlink in one workspace does not make unrelated active prompts lose their memory.
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<comment>Unlinking one project calls `resetOverlay()` without a session ID, clearing every session's memory overlay process-wide. Scope invalidation to the affected session or directory so an unlink in one workspace does not make unrelated active prompts lose their memory.</comment>
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@@ -218,14 +218,40 @@ export async function unlink(directory: string): Promise<UnlinkReport> {
+ // refresh path uses when it has no session to reload in place.
+ if (MemorySync.isEnabled()) {
+ try {
+ MemorySync.resetOverlay()
+ } catch (err) {
+ log.warn("could not reset the memory overlay after unlink", { err: String(err) })
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| if (!(canonicalizeKey(directory) in cache.bindings)) return | ||
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P2: When credentials disappear between the successful server DELETE and clearLocalBinding, a legacy cache alias survives cleanup. Remove every cache key whose canonical path matches this directory so the unlinked workspace cannot reappear after credentials return.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts, line 415:
<comment>When credentials disappear between the successful server DELETE and `clearLocalBinding`, a legacy cache alias survives cleanup. Remove every cache key whose canonical path matches this directory so the unlinked workspace cannot reappear after credentials return.</comment>
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@@ -403,6 +403,23 @@ export async function resolveBindingOutcome(directory: string): Promise<BindingO
+ try {
+ const cache = readCache()
+ if (!cache) return
+ if (!(canonicalizeKey(directory) in cache.bindings)) return
+ delete cache.bindings[canonicalizeKey(directory)]
+ writeCache(cache)
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| if (!(canonicalizeKey(directory) in cache.bindings)) return | |
| delete cache.bindings[canonicalizeKey(directory)] | |
| const canon = canonicalizeKey(directory) | |
| const keys = Object.keys(cache.bindings).filter((key) => canonicalizeKey(key) === canon) | |
| if (keys.length === 0) return | |
| for (const key of keys) delete cache.bindings[key] |
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| * resurrect it from disk. */ | ||
| /** Drop a directory's row without checking which account the cache belongs to. |
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P3: The doc comment Drop a cached row the server no longer recognises… now sits above forgetBindingUnscoped, but it describes the scoped forgetBinding below it. forgetBindingUnscoped deletes unconditionally, so a reader will misread its behavior, and forgetBinding lost its own comment. Delete the orphaned block so each function keeps its correct description.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts, line 406:
<comment>The doc comment `Drop a cached row the server no longer recognises…` now sits above `forgetBindingUnscoped`, but it describes the scoped `forgetBinding` below it. `forgetBindingUnscoped` deletes unconditionally, so a reader will misread its behavior, and `forgetBinding` lost its own comment. Delete the orphaned block so each function keeps its correct description.</comment>
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@@ -403,6 +403,23 @@ export async function resolveBindingOutcome(directory: string): Promise<BindingO
/** Drop a cached row the server no longer recognises, so later reads do not
* resurrect it from disk. */
+/** Drop a directory's row without checking which account the cache belongs to.
+ *
+ * Only for the no-credentials unlink path above. The scoped `forgetBinding` is
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| // clears local state, and leaves the binding live to be re-adopted on the | ||
| // next resolve. Ask which arm the server actually matches on and delete on | ||
| // that one — `matchedBy` exists for exactly this choice. | ||
| const hit = await WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject(detected).catch(() => null) |
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WARNING: Swallowing the lookup failure falls back to the identifier this fix exists to avoid
getBindingForProject returns null only for a genuine 404 — a transport error or 5xx throws. .catch(() => null) conflates "no binding" with "could not ask", and on the latter identifier stays detected, so unbindProject sends the remote: the exact wrong-arm DELETE described in the comment above. A path-bound project then answers 404, removedServerSide is false, local state is cleared anyway, the toast reports "already unlinked", and the live binding is silently re-adopted once MISS_TTL_MS expires. Let transport errors propagate so the unlink fails loudly with local state intact, keeping the catch for the not-found semantics only.
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| /** Drop a directory's row without checking which account the cache belongs to. |
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SUGGESTION: forgetBinding's doc comment is now orphaned above forgetBindingUnscoped
The insertion landed between the pre-existing block ("Drop a cached row the server no longer recognises, so later reads do not resurrect it from disk.", lines 404-405) and the function it documented, leaving two stacked doc comments — the first no longer documents any declaration, and forgetBinding (line 423) is undocumented. Same shape as the skill-sync stacking flagged on this PR. Move forgetBindingUnscoped below forgetBinding, or restore the old comment to it.
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2 existing issues remain and 2 new issues found across 4 files (changes from recent commits).
Prompt for AI agents (unresolved issues)
Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately.
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts:253">
P1: When memory is disabled after a session hydrates, this guard skips unlink cleanup, but prompt injection still merges the cached overlay. Reset the overlay regardless of the current enablement state so detached workspace memory cannot remain in later prompts.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:531">
P2: When credentials disappear between the server DELETE and this cleanup, the next credentialed resolve performs an immediate lookup and can re-adopt a binding while the DELETE is not yet visible. Preserve the cached tenant/API scope and install the same negative lookup memo on this path before removing the row.</violation>
</file>
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| // this workspace's memory keeps it for every later prompt — still answering | ||
| // out of a workspace this project is no longer bound to. Same reset the | ||
| // refresh path uses when it has no session to reload in place. | ||
| if (MemorySync.isEnabled()) { |
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P1: When memory is disabled after a session hydrates, this guard skips unlink cleanup, but prompt injection still merges the cached overlay. Reset the overlay regardless of the current enablement state so detached workspace memory cannot remain in later prompts.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/manage.ts, line 253:
<comment>When memory is disabled after a session hydrates, this guard skips unlink cleanup, but prompt injection still merges the cached overlay. Reset the overlay regardless of the current enablement state so detached workspace memory cannot remain in later prompts.</comment>
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@@ -218,14 +223,40 @@ export async function unlink(directory: string): Promise<UnlinkReport> {
+ // this workspace's memory keeps it for every later prompt — still answering
+ // out of a workspace this project is no longer bound to. Same reset the
+ // refresh path uses when it has no session to reload in place.
+ if (MemorySync.isEnabled()) {
+ try {
+ MemorySync.resetOverlay()
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| // which is why this is a narrowing rather than a rewrite: drop the row for | ||
| // this directory whatever tenant the file belongs to. The user asked to | ||
| // unlink THIS project, and the worst case is a re-lookup. | ||
| forgetBindingUnscoped(directory) |
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P2: When credentials disappear between the server DELETE and this cleanup, the next credentialed resolve performs an immediate lookup and can re-adopt a binding while the DELETE is not yet visible. Preserve the cached tenant/API scope and install the same negative lookup memo on this path before removing the row.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts, line 531:
<comment>When credentials disappear between the server DELETE and this cleanup, the next credentialed resolve performs an immediate lookup and can re-adopt a binding while the DELETE is not yet visible. Preserve the cached tenant/API scope and install the same negative lookup memo on this path before removing the row.</comment>
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@@ -502,7 +519,18 @@ async function lookupBinding(
+ // which is why this is a narrowing rather than a rewrite: drop the row for
+ // this directory whatever tenant the file belongs to. The user asked to
+ // unlink THIS project, and the worst case is a re-lookup.
+ forgetBindingUnscoped(directory)
+ return
+ }
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#1279 sits on top of #1278, and three commits landed on the base while this branch moved — the symlink guard, the three unlink defects, and the status/sweep gating fixes. GitHub had this PR as CONFLICTING. Both conflicts were additive rather than semantic: each side inserted new code at the same point, and git could not tell they were independent. `state.ts` — the base added `forgetBindingUnscoped` (the no-credentials unlink path) exactly where this branch added the binding-change listener registry. Both kept. The conflict split INSIDE `notifyBindingChanged`, so the closing braces after the marker belonged to only one of the two blocks and the naive resolution left the function unterminated; restored. `manage.test.ts` — the two import blocks are a union, not a choice: `onBindingChanged` and `resetPollMemoForTests` from this branch, `resolveProjectIdentifier` and `pendingCount` from the base. 508 tests pass, typecheck clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1269
Closes #1270
Closes #1272
Closes #1273
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Four workspace follow-ups from field testing, in four commits.
1. The agent could not say which workspace it was linked to (#1269). Not a
dropped field — identity had been folded into the routing directive in
awareness.ts, which is correctly silent when nothing is being routed. So aworkspace with no integrations put nothing in the system prompt, not even its own
name.
bindingSectionnow renders identity;routingSectionkeeps its contractbyte-for-byte. A
Recordover thedisabledReasonunion decides which states mayname a binding, so a new reason is a compile error rather than a silent choice.
The identity line is charged against
MAX_SECTION_CHARSrather than added on top.2.
manage.ts—status,refresh,sync,unlinkas onetransport-agnostic module. No TUI or CLI imports, no printing, directory and
session passed in. Two callers are in view: the slash command, and the IDE
extension, which runs this CLI headless via
serveand will reach these over anHTTP route rather than the tool catalog.
refreshpulls skills and memory.syncpushes, and is a repair rather than aroutine counterpart — blocks mirror as they are written, so a healthy project
sends nothing. It exists for the two states that strand blocks with no other
remedy: memory enabled after the bind (
backfillOnBindis reached from oneplace, the bind path, and nothing hooks the enable), and a mirror that failed and
is never retried.
unlinkasks the server first, because the binding is re-read whenever the localcache misses — clearing local state after a failed delete produces a project that
looks unlinked and silently re-links itself. It identifies the binding by what it
was recorded with rather than by re-detecting the project, which a unit test
caught: the server normalises remotes, and a repo whose remote was renamed
re-detects as something else.
3. The
/workspaceaction menu. One palette entry rather than a command perverb.
/workspace <verb>is not expressible today: typed arguments route tosession.command, which renders a template into a prompt for the model, whilelocal execution is a palette command whose
run()is nullary. Unlink is confirmedbefore it runs — it is the only one of the three that re-running does not undo.
4. A gate mismatch found end-to-end.
statuscounted unsynced blocks againstthe pilot flag while
backfillalso refuses when the bound workspace has memoryoff, so a workspace with memory disabled reported a backlog no action could clear.
How did you verify your code works?
Unit: 445 pass across
test/altimate/workspace, 486 including the plugin suite,1517 with
test/session. Typecheck clean, no lint findings in new code.Mutation-checked rather than trusted green. #1269: 9 mutations, 9 killed — two
survived the first pass and both were real holes (
JSON.stringifywas silentlyproviding the line-break protection, so the inertness test never exercised the
sanitiser's length bound).
manage.ts: 6 mutations, 6 killed — clearing localbefore the server call, cleaning up only on a 204, identifying by detection,
sending both identifiers, treating 404 as an error, and reporting
syncas emptyrather than gated each fail a test.
End-to-end against a live local backend running the companion endpoint, on a
throwaway tenant with an isolated credentials path:
201; the real client'sunlink→removedServerSide: true,local cache cleared
GET /by-remoteafterwards →404; the DB row is soft-deleted withcreated_atpreserved201, proving the partial unique index was freed404, the deliberate non-idempotent answerstatus/refresh/syncall exercised against live data — which is how thegate mismatch in commit 4 surfaced
Screenshots / recordings
Not a visual change beyond a palette dialog.
Checklist
Known gaps
a mutation aimed at it produced code that did not compile, so it proved nothing.
project has no memory blocks, so an assertion there would pass whatever the gate
did.
DELETE /datamate-project-bindings/on the backend.unlinkis the only operation that needs it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Fixes workspace follow-ups from field testing: the agent can now name the workspace it's linked to, and a new
/workspaceTUI menu offers refresh, sync, and unlink. Also fixesstatusadvertising unsynced memory thatsynccould not clear, and stops unlink's skill purge from deleting through a symlink outside the project./workspaceis a single palette entry backed by a new transport-agnosticmanage.tsmodule; unlink is confirmed before running because re-running cannot undo it.syncis a repair for blocks stranded when memory is enabled after binding or a mirror failed, not a routine push;unlinkcalls the server first so a failed delete cannot silently re-link the project, and its skill purge refuses a symlinked project dir.statusandsyncnow share the same gate — both check the workspace's own memory setting and the binding — so status never reports a backlogsyncwould refuse to clear.DELETE /datamate-project-bindings/endpoint on the backend.Written for commit e3f3237. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
/workspacemenu showing connection and memory-sync status.Bug Fixes