feat(skills): add ns-download-asset skill; stream fetch-asset.cjs to disk - #64
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WalkthroughAdds the ChangesDiagnostic asset downloads
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The asset-generation workflow may still route heap-tracking captures into an analysis path that does not support them, potentially causing an incorrect or failed workflow. The PR is otherwise mergeable, but the handoff exception should be made explicit before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant ns-download-asset
participant validateConsoleUrl
participant nsolid-console
participant LocalAssets
Operator->>ns-download-asset: provide asset ID
ns-download-asset->>validateConsoleUrl: validate console URL
validateConsoleUrl-->>ns-download-asset: return validated IPs
ns-download-asset->>nsolid-console: send pinned HTTP(S) request
nsolid-console-->>ns-download-asset: stream asset response
ns-download-asset->>LocalAssets: atomically publish asset and update index.json
LocalAssets-->>Operator: report path and file size
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This PR replaces the buffered res.text() asset download in fetch-asset.cjs with a streaming pipeline (Readable.fromWeb(res.body) → fs.createWriteStream), keeping memory constant regardless of asset size. The function is renamed fetchAsset → downloadAsset (now takes destPath and returns the on-disk file size), the timeout budget is raised from 120s to 10min for large snapshots over slow links, and the canonical skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs is synced into 6 skill directories. A new ns-download-asset skill wraps the script with clear guardrails (never use the deprecated MCP asset tool, never read raw assets into context), and the same MCP-asset guardrail line is added to 5 existing asset skills. Registration manifests (plugin.json, both bundle.json files, skill-assets.manifest.json) are updated.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary |
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skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs |
Canonical source: streaming downloadAsset replaces buffered fetchAsset; 600s timeout; pipeline + statSync. |
skills/ns-download-asset/fetch-asset.cjs |
New materialized copy (441 lines) of the canonical script for the new skill. |
skills/{ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter,ns-analyze-asset,ns-cpu-spike-analysis,ns-generate-asset,ns-memory-spike-analysis}/fetch-asset.cjs |
5 synced copies of the same streaming change. |
skills/ns-download-asset/SKILL.md |
New skill: identify asset → resolve type/app → run script → report path/size; guardrails. |
skills/{…}/SKILL.md (5 files) |
One-line MCP-asset-tool guardrail added. |
packages/core/test/unit/skills/fetch-asset.test.ts |
3 new downloadAsset tests (stream+size, URL-encoding, 404-no-file). |
plugin.json, bundle.json, packages/core/bundle.json, skill-assets.manifest.json |
Register ns-download-asset. |
Assessment
⚠️ Partial-file on stream failure (skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs:377-378): a pipeline rejection (network drop, 10-min abort, disk full) leaves a partial file atdestPath. The next run finds it viaresolveExistingAsset→fs.existsSyncand silently treats the truncated file as a complete asset, then re-registers it inindex.json. The old buffered code never produced partial files. See inline comment for atry/catch + fs.rmSyncfix. This affects all 7 synced copies identically; the canonical source is the right place to fix it (the manifest sync propagates it).- The streaming approach is otherwise sound:
Readable.fromWeb(res.body)is the correct bridge forfetchweb streams,pipelinepropagates errors and respects backpressure, and theAbortSignal.timeout(600_000)is connected to the fetch and will error the body stream on timeout. fs.statSyncon line 378 is a single sync call after the stream completes — not a hot-path concern.- ✅ Sandbox validation:
node --checkclean on all 7.cjscopies;pnpm install --frozen-lockfilesucceeded; 26/26 unit tests pass (3 newdownloadAssettests green); ESLint clean onpackages/core.
Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES — one blocking correctness issue: failed streams leave partial files that are later treated as complete assets.
| await pipeline(Readable.fromWeb(res.body), fs.createWriteStream(destPath)) | ||
| return fs.statSync(destPath).size |
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A failed or aborted stream leaves a partial file at destPath. On the next run resolveExistingAsset() finds it via fs.existsSync(expectedPath) (line 116) and main() treats it as a complete download (existingAsset.exists === true, line 405), silently re-registering a truncated asset in index.json.
Before this change the old code wrote the full body with fs.writeFileSync only after res.text() returned, so a network error never produced a partial file. The streaming pipeline can fail mid-body (connection drop, 10-min abort, disk full) and leave bytes behind.
The unit test throws on non-ok responses without creating a file (line 301) covers the pre-stream 404 path but does not cover a pipeline failure after the stream starts writing.
Fix: clean up destPath when the pipeline rejects, e.g. wrap the pipeline in try/catch and fs.rmSync(destPath, { force: true }) on failure:
| await pipeline(Readable.fromWeb(res.body), fs.createWriteStream(destPath)) | |
| return fs.statSync(destPath).size | |
| // Stream body straight to disk — constant memory regardless of asset size. | |
| // Node's fetch transparently decompresses Content-Encoding: gzip. | |
| try { | |
| await pipeline(Readable.fromWeb(res.body), fs.createWriteStream(destPath)) | |
| } catch (err) { | |
| // A failed/aborted stream leaves a partial file; remove it so the next | |
| // run does not treat the truncation as a complete asset. | |
| fs.rmSync(destPath, { force: true }) | |
| throw err | |
| } | |
| return fs.statSync(destPath).size |
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In `@skills/ns-download-asset/fetch-asset.cjs`:
- Around line 223-324: Update validateConsoleUrl and fetch so validation returns
the resolved public IP addresses and the request uses a dispatcher restricted to
those addresses, preventing DNS rebinding between validation and connection.
Configure fetch with redirect: 'error' to reject redirects, and ensure
x-nsolid-service-token cannot be sent to another origin.
- Around line 375-378: Update the download streaming logic around pipeline and
the final fs.statSync call in skills/ns-download-asset/fetch-asset.cjs lines
375-378, skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs lines 375-378, and
skills/ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter/fetch-asset.cjs lines 375-378 to write to
a temporary path first, then atomically rename it to destPath only after the
stream completes successfully; return the final file size after the rename.
Apply the same fix in `@skills/ns-analyze-asset/fetch-asset.cjs` around lines 375
- 378: Same direct-to-final-path download behavior.
In `@skills/ns-download-asset/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 29-31: Declare the fenced shell code block containing the
fetch-asset.cjs command as sh by adding the language identifier to its opening
fence.
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Re-review of the streaming asset-download change after df86d82 ("fix(skills): secure streamed asset downloads"). The new commit addresses every prior blocking finding from my REQUEST_CHANGES review and the open CodeRabbit threads: downloads now go to a unique temp file (.${pid}.${uuid}.tmp, flags: 'wx') and are published with renameSync only after the stream completes, so a pipeline failure leaves no partial asset for resolveExistingAsset() to misread; validateConsoleUrl now returns the resolved public IPs and createPinnedDispatcher builds an undici Agent whose custom lookup refuses any hostname ≠ the validated one and returns only the validated addresses, closing the DNS-rebinding window; and fetch is called with redirect: 'error' so the x-nsolid-service-token can never follow a redirect to another origin. The new ns-download-asset skill, the 5 existing asset skills' guardrail lines, manifest registration, and the 6 synced .cjs copies are otherwise unchanged from the prior review. A new unit test ("removes temporary bytes when the response stream fails") directly covers the mid-body failure path.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary |
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skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs |
Canonical source: downloadAsset now streams to a temp file then renameSync atomically; createPinnedDispatcher pins the undici Agent to validated IPs; redirect: 'error'; dispatcher.close() in finally. |
skills/{ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter,ns-analyze-asset,ns-cpu-spike-analysis,ns-download-asset,ns-generate-asset,ns-memory-spike-analysis}/fetch-asset.cjs |
6 byte-identical copies of the canonical change (md5-verified in sandbox). |
skills/ns-download-asset/SKILL.md |
New skill; fenced shell block now declared sh. |
skills/{…}/SKILL.md (5 files) |
MCP-asset-tool guardrail line. |
packages/core/test/unit/skills/fetch-asset.test.ts |
4 downloadAsset tests incl. mid-stream-failure cleanup; validateConsoleUrl now asserts returned IPs. |
plugin.json, bundle.json, packages/core/bundle.json, skill-assets.manifest.json |
Register ns-download-asset. |
package.json, packages/core/package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml |
Add undici 7.28.0 (runtime dep under packages/core; lockfile in sync). |
Assessment
- ✔ Partial-file on stream failure (my prior blocking finding) — fixed: temp file +
renameSyncatomic publish +fs.rmSync(tempPath, { force: true })on failure (fetch-asset.cjs:435-442); the new "removes temporary bytes when the response stream fails" test confirms no file survives a mid-body error. - ✔ DNS rebinding / cross-origin token leak (CodeRabbit) — fixed:
validateConsoleUrlreturns resolved IPs;createPinnedDispatcherpins the undici Agent'slookupto the validated hostname/addresses (fetch-asset.cjs:328-372);redirect: 'error'atfetch-asset.cjs:421. - ✔ Atomic download (CodeRabbit, resolved) — same temp-then-rename pattern.
- ✔ Shell code block language (CodeRabbit, resolved) —
shadded to the fence inSKILL.md. - ✅ Sandbox validation at
df86d82:node --checkclean on all 7.cjscopies; the 7 copies are byte-identical (md5 match);fetch-asset.test.ts27/27 pass incl. 4 newdownloadAssettests; full unit suite 378/378 pass, 0 fail, 6 skipped; ESLint clean onpackages/core.
Verdict: APPROVE — all prior blocking findings are verifiably fixed in the code at the new head and no new issues were found. Advisory only; does not replace required human review.
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In `@skills/ns-download-asset/fetch-asset.cjs`:
- Around line 30-33: Add undici as a production dependency of the native GitHub
plugin bundle so the Agent import used by fetch-asset.cjs is available in native
installs, while preserving its compatibility with Node’s built-in fetch.
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Re-review at 6c2d358 ("fix(skills): drop undici; keep fetch-asset.cjs standalone"), the third commit on this PR. My prior review at df86d82 approved the streaming download after the author fixed the partial-file and DNS-rebinding findings. CodeRabbit's follow-up at df86d82 requested undici be added as a production dependency of the native GitHub plugin bundle (the root devDependency isn't installed in native plugin installs, so require('undici') would throw MODULE_NOT_FOUND).
The new commit resolves this with a cleaner approach than adding a runtime dependency: it removes undici entirely and replaces the undici Agent dispatcher with a dns.lookup-compatible createPinnedLookup passed as the lookup option to http/https.request. The DNS-pinning guarantee (connect only to the IPs that validateConsoleUrl resolved and rejected as private/local) is preserved without any third-party module, keeping the script standalone as its design requires. Redirect handling is also preserved — http/https.request never follow redirects, so the x-nsolid-service-token can never be forwarded to another origin (the comment at line 430 documents this). The package.json and lockfile changes drop undici from the root and packages/core manifests; it survives only as a transitive dependency of mcp-remote.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary |
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skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs |
Canonical: undici Agent → createPinnedLookup over built-in http/https.request; removes require('undici'). |
skills/{…6 dirs…}/fetch-asset.cjs |
6 byte-identical synced copies (md5-verified). |
packages/core/test/unit/skills/fetch-asset.test.ts |
Tests assert options.lookup is a function pinned to validated addresses; 5 downloadAsset tests incl. mid-stream-failure and 10-min deadline. |
package.json, packages/core/package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml |
Drop undici (now transitive-only via mcp-remote). |
Assessment
- ✔ Partial-file on stream failure (my prior
fd4d053finding) — still fixed: temp file (.${pid}.${uuid}.tmp,flags: 'wx') +renameSyncatomic publish +fs.rmSync(tempPath, { force: true })on failure (lines 415–464); the "removes temporary bytes when the response stream fails" test confirms no file survives. - ✔ DNS rebinding / cross-origin token leak (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still fixed:validateConsoleUrlreturns resolved IPs;createPinnedLookuppins thehttp/https.requestlookupto those addresses (lines 328–372);http/https.requestnever follows redirects (line 430). - ✔ undici as production dependency (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — resolved by removal: undici is no longer required by any shipped.cjsor declared in root/core manifests; the lockfile keeps it only as a transitive dep ofmcp-remote. The standalone-script invariant is preserved. - ✔ Shell code block language (CodeRabbit
fd4d053finding) —shpresent inSKILL.mdfence. - ✅ Sandbox validation at
6c2d358:node --checkclean on all 7.cjscopies; the 7 copies are byte-identical (md5 match);pnpm install --frozen-lockfilesucceeded;fetch-asset.test.ts28/28 pass incl. 5downloadAssettests; ESLint clean onpackages/core.
Verdict: APPROVE — the new commit is a clean dependency-reducing refactor that preserves every prior fix and resolves the remaining CodeRabbit finding; no new issues were found. Advisory only; does not replace required human review.
🚩 This PR touches the SSRF boundary (validateConsoleUrl / createPinnedLookup) and the service-token transport path; a human reviewer with security context should confirm the pinned-lookup approach before merge.
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Re-review at 3cc956e ("test(skills): fix TS types in fetch-asset download mocks"), the fourth commit on this PR. My prior review at 6c2d358 approved the streaming download after the author fixed the partial-file, DNS-rebinding, and undici-dependency findings. The new commit is test-only: it fixes a tsc type-check failure that broke CI on all platforms (tests passed locally because tsx skips type-checking).
The fix changes makeFakeRequest's respond callback type from () => IncomingMessage to () => void (the call sites never use the return value), wraps each callback invocation in a block body () => { callback?.(...) } to satisfy the () => void signature, and removes the stale req.setTimeout = () => req mock (the script no longer calls req.setTimeout — it enforces a single absolute deadline via setTimeout). No production code changed: all 7 fetch-asset.cjs copies are byte-identical (md5-verified) to the approved 6c2d358 tree.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary |
|---|---|
packages/core/test/unit/skills/fetch-asset.test.ts |
makeFakeRequest respond type () => IncomingMessage → () => void; callback calls wrapped in block bodies; stale req.setTimeout mock removed. |
Assessment
- ✔ Partial-file on stream failure (prior
fd4d053finding) — still fixed: temp file +renameSync+fs.rmSyncin catch; production code unchanged from approved commit. - ✔ DNS rebinding / cross-origin token leak (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still fixed:createPinnedLookup+http/https.requestwith no redirect following; production code unchanged. - ✔ undici as production dependency (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still resolved: undici removed entirely; production code unchanged. - ✔ Shell code block language (CodeRabbit
fd4d053finding) —shpresent inSKILL.mdfence; unchanged. - ✔ TS type-check failure (new
3cc956efix) — resolved:tsc --noEmitonpackages/corenow passes with 0 errors. - ✅ Sandbox validation at
3cc956e:node --checkclean on all 7.cjscopies; 7 copies byte-identical (md5 match);tsc --noEmit0 errors;fetch-asset.test.ts28/28 pass incl. 5downloadAssettests; ESLint clean on changed test file.
Verdict: APPROVE — the new commit is a clean test-only fix that resolves a CI type-check failure; all prior findings remain fixed and no new issues were found. Advisory only; does not replace required human review.
🚩 This PR touches the SSRF boundary (validateConsoleUrl / createPinnedLookup) and the service-token transport path; a human reviewer with security context should confirm the pinned-lookup approach before merge.
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In `@skills/ns-download-asset/fetch-asset.cjs`:
- Around line 404-465: Update downloadAsset to detect gzip-encoded responses and
insert gzip decompression before the file-writing stage, while preserving direct
streaming for uncompressed responses. Use the existing response headers and
pipeline flow, and add a regression test confirming compressed asset content is
written decompressed.
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Re-review at bd2ad6e ("fix(skills): decompress gzip asset responses in fetch-asset.cjs"), the fifth commit on this PR. My prior review at 3cc956e approved the streaming download after the author fixed the partial-file, DNS-rebinding, undici-dependency, and TS-type findings. CodeRabbit's follow-up at 3cc956e requested gzip-decompression handling for asset responses (the N|Solid console can serve assets gzip-compressed via its compressed flag, and the streaming pipeline wrote those bytes unchanged).
The new commit resolves this cleanly: downloadAsset now sends Accept-Encoding: identity so the common case streams straight to disk, then inspects content-encoding on the response — handling identity and gzip (inserting zlib.createGunzip() into the pipeline before the writer), and rejecting any other encoding with a drained socket. The on-disk asset and recorded fileSize are therefore always the plain decompressed payload, matching the behavior fetch() provided transparently before. A regression test ("decompresses gzip-encoded responses before writing to disk") confirms compressed content is written decompressed. The change is confined to downloadAsset; createPinnedLookup, the temp-file + renameSync atomic publish, the no-redirect guarantee, and the 10-minute deadline are all unchanged.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary |
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skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs |
Canonical: downloadAsset adds Accept-Encoding: identity + content-encoding detection; gzip → zlib.createGunzip() in pipeline; other encodings rejected. |
skills/{…6 dirs…}/fetch-asset.cjs |
6 byte-identical synced copies (md5-verified). |
packages/core/test/unit/skills/fetch-asset.test.ts |
New "decompresses gzip-encoded responses before writing to disk" test; existing tests unchanged. |
Assessment
- ✔ Partial-file on stream failure (prior
fd4d053finding) — still fixed: temp file +renameSync+fs.rmSyncin catch; production code unchanged. - ✔ DNS rebinding / cross-origin token leak (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still fixed:createPinnedLookup+http/https.requestwith no redirect following; production code unchanged. - ✔ undici as production dependency (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still resolved: undici removed entirely; production code unchanged. - ✔ Shell code block language (CodeRabbit
fd4d053finding) —shpresent inSKILL.mdfence; unchanged. - ✔ gzip-compressed asset responses (CodeRabbit
3cc956efinding) — resolved:Accept-Encoding: identity+content-encodingdetection +zlib.createGunzip()pipeline branch + regression test; the on-disk asset is always the decompressed payload. - ✅ Sandbox validation at
bd2ad6e:node --checkclean on all 7.cjscopies; the 7 copies are byte-identical (md5 match);tsc --noEmit0 errors;fetch-asset.test.ts29/29 pass incl. 6downloadAssettests; full unit suite 360 tests (354 pass, 6 skipped, 0 fail); ESLint clean on the changed test file.
Verdict: APPROVE — the new commit cleanly resolves the remaining CodeRabbit gzip finding and preserves every prior fix; no new issues were found. Advisory only; does not replace required human review.
🚩 This PR touches the SSRF boundary (validateConsoleUrl / createPinnedLookup) and the service-token transport path; a human reviewer with security context should confirm the pinned-lookup approach before merge.
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Re-review at 77b9808 ("fix(skills): align heap-profile guidance with asset-summary type contract"), the seventh commit on this PR. My prior review at bd2ad6e approved the streaming download after the author fixed the partial-file, DNS-rebinding, undici-dependency, TS-type, and gzip findings. Two new commits (6ba928d, 77b9808) are docs-only: they align heap-profile guidance across the asset skills with the asset-summary type contract — asset-summary does not support heap-profile assets (from track-heap-objects), so the leak-hunter workflow now captures the peak with heap-sampling only, ns-analyze-asset renames its section to "Heap Sample" and notes heap-profile is not summarizable, ns-generate-asset no longer routes heap-tracking captures to summarization skills, and the bundle.json descriptions drop the track-heap-objects mention. No production .cjs code, tests, or manifests changed.
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skills/ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter/SKILL.md |
Phase 2 peak capture switched to heap-sampling only; new guardrail: never capture heap-profile in this workflow. |
skills/ns-analyze-asset/SKILL.md |
"Heap Profile or Heap Sample" → "Heap Sample"; note that heap-profile is not summarizable; cross-ref no longer recommends track-heap-objects. |
skills/ns-generate-asset/SKILL.md |
Heap-tracking captures no longer routed to ns-analyze-asset/ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter; local .heapprofile is the deliverable. |
bundle.json, packages/core/bundle.json |
ns-memory-spike-analysis description drops track-heap-objects mention. |
Assessment
- ✔ Partial-file on stream failure (prior
fd4d053finding) — still fixed: temp file +renameSync+fs.rmSyncin catch; production.cjsunchanged from approved commit. - ✔ DNS rebinding / cross-origin token leak (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still fixed:createPinnedLookup+http/https.requestwith no redirect following; production code unchanged. - ✔ undici as production dependency (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still resolved: undici removed entirely; production code unchanged. - ✔ Shell code block language (CodeRabbit
fd4d053finding) —shpresent inSKILL.mdfence; unchanged. - ✔ gzip-compressed asset responses (CodeRabbit
3cc956efinding) — still resolved:Accept-Encoding: identity+content-encodingdetection +zlib.createGunzip(); production code unchanged. - ✔ TS type-check (prior
3cc956efix) —tsc --noEmitonpackages/corepasses with 0 errors. - No new issues introduced by the docs-only commits.
- ✅ Sandbox validation at
77b9808:node --checkclean on all 7.cjscopies; the 7 copies are byte-identical (md5 match) to the approvedbd2ad6etree;pnpm install --frozen-lockfilesucceeded;tsc --noEmit0 errors;fetch-asset.test.ts29/29 pass incl. 6downloadAssettests; JSON manifests valid.
Verdict: APPROVE — the two new commits are docs-only guidance changes that don't touch production code; all prior findings remain verifiably fixed and no new issues were found. Advisory only; does not replace required human review.
🚩 This PR touches the SSRF boundary (validateConsoleUrl / createPinnedLookup) and the service-token transport path; a human reviewer with security context should confirm the pinned-lookup approach before merge.
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- Line 60: Update the general analysis handoff condition in the asset-generation
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Re-review at 0265156 ("fix(skills): scope generate-asset analysis handoff to summarizable types"), the eighth commit on this PR. My prior review at 77b9808 approved the streaming download after the author fixed the partial-file, DNS-rebinding, undici-dependency, TS-type, and gzip findings, and aligned heap-profile guidance across the asset skills. CodeRabbit's follow-up at 77b9808 requested that the general analysis handoff in ns-generate-asset explicitly exclude track-heap-objects (heap-profile) captures so they are not routed to ns-analyze-asset or ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter.
The new commit resolves this with a single-line docs edit: the handoff at skills/ns-generate-asset/SKILL.md:58 is narrowed from "the captured asset" to "a CPU profile, heap sample, or heap snapshot" — exactly the types asset-summary supports. This is consistent with line 59 (handoff payload lists cpuprofile, heapprofile, heapsnapshot) and line 60 (heap-profile excluded from summarization, local .heapprofile is the deliverable). No production .cjs code, tests, or manifests changed.
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| File(s) | Summary |
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skills/ns-generate-asset/SKILL.md |
Analysis handoff (line 58) narrowed to cpuprofile, heapprofile, heapsnapshot — the summarizable types; heap-profile captures stay on the local-deliverable path. |
Assessment
- ✔ Partial-file on stream failure (prior
fd4d053finding) — still fixed: temp file (.${pid}.${uuid}.tmp,flags: 'wx') +renameSyncatomic publish +fs.rmSync(tempPath, { force: true })on failure; production.cjsunchanged from approved commit. - ✔ DNS rebinding / cross-origin token leak (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still fixed:validateConsoleUrlreturns resolved IPs;createPinnedLookuppins thehttp/https.requestlookupto validated addresses;http/https.requestnever follows redirects; production code unchanged. - ✔ undici as production dependency (CodeRabbit
df86d82finding) — still resolved: undici removed entirely; production code unchanged. - ✔ Shell code block language (CodeRabbit
fd4d053finding) —shpresent inSKILL.mdfence; unchanged. - ✔ gzip-compressed asset responses (CodeRabbit
3cc956efinding) — still resolved:Accept-Encoding: identity+content-encodingdetection +zlib.createGunzip()pipeline branch; production code unchanged. - ✔ TS type-check (prior
3cc956efix) —tsc --noEmitonpackages/corepasses with 0 errors. - ✔ Heap-tracking handoff exception (CodeRabbit
77b9808finding) — resolved: the general analysis handoff now names only the three summarizable asset types, making the heap-profile exclusion explicit and consistent with the payload list and the dedicated heap-tracking guidance below it. - No new issues introduced by the docs-only commit.
- ✅ Sandbox validation at
0265156:node --checkclean on the canonical.cjs; the 7.cjscopies are byte-identical (md5 match) to the approved77b9808tree;pnpm install --frozen-lockfilesucceeded;tsc --noEmit0 errors;fetch-asset.test.ts29/29 pass incl. 6downloadAssettests; full unit suite 360 tests (354 pass, 6 skipped, 0 fail); ESLint clean onpackages/core; JSON manifests valid.
Verdict: APPROVE — the new commit is a one-line docs change that resolves the remaining CodeRabbit finding and preserves every prior fix; no new issues were found. Advisory only; does not replace required human review.
🚩 This PR touches the SSRF boundary (validateConsoleUrl / createPinnedLookup) and the service-token transport path; a human reviewer with security context should confirm the pinned-lookup approach before merge.
…disk Move raw asset download off the deprecated MCP 'asset' tool (removed from the console's MCP surface; it inlined huge raw payloads and killed MCP sessions) into a dedicated ns-download-asset skill. - skill-assets/fetch-asset.cjs: replace buffered res.text() download with a streaming pipeline (Readable.fromWeb -> createWriteStream), constant memory regardless of asset size; raise total timeout 120s -> 10min for large snapshots over slow links; rename fetchAsset -> downloadAsset. - packages/core/test/unit/skills/fetch-asset.test.ts: unit tests for downloadAsset (streams bytes to disk, returns size, sends service-token + Accept headers, URL-encodes asset ID, 404 throws without file). - skills/ns-download-asset/SKILL.md: new skill (identify asset, resolve assetType/appName, download via bundled script, report path/size) with guardrails incl. never using the MCP asset tool or reading raw assets into context. - bundle.json + packages/core/bundle.json: register ns-download-asset (regenerated root manifests via plugin:root: .claude-plugin/plugin.json). - skill-assets.manifest.json: fetch-asset.cjs now synced into 6 skills. - Add MCP-asset-tool guardrail line to the 5 existing asset skills (version-skew protection against older consoles).
Replace the undici Agent dispatcher with a dns.lookup-compatible pinned
lookup passed to http/https.request, closing the same DNS-rebinding gap
without any runtime dependency. Native plugin installs do not install
root devDependencies, so require('undici') broke the standalone script
with MODULE_NOT_FOUND.
Redirects are never followed by http/https.request, so the service
token cannot leak to another origin (previously redirect: 'error').
Removes undici from root devDependencies and packages/core
dependencies; the lockfile only keeps it as a transitive dep of
mcp-remote.
makeFakeRequest's respond callback is typed () => void, but call sites returned callback?.(...) (void | undefined) and the signature still expected () => IncomingMessage, breaking tsc (exit 2) in CI on all platforms. Tests passed locally because tsx skips typechecking. Also drop the stale req.setTimeout mock — the script now enforces a single absolute deadline and never calls it.
The console can serve assets gzip-compressed regardless of Accept-Encoding negotiation (its 'compressed' flag). fetch() used to decompress transparently; the https.request rewrite wrote compressed bytes verbatim, corrupting the on-disk asset and its index fileSize. Detect Content-Encoding: gzip and insert zlib.createGunzip() into the pipeline; identity responses still stream straight to disk. Unknown encodings now fail loudly instead of writing garbage. Sends Accept-Encoding: identity so the common case stays uncompressed. Adds a regression test (gzip body -> decompressed file, decompressed size) and syncs the 6 skill copies.
asset-summary does not support heap-profile assets (the type produced by track-heap-objects), so Phase 3 of ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter failed with 'Unsupported asset type' during baseline-vs-peak hunts. - Leak hunter now captures the peak with heap-sampling only; closure/retainer suspicion is handled by correlating allocator call stacks with runtime-code - Add guardrail documenting the unsupported asset type - Update ns-analyze-asset cross-reference (no longer recommends track-heap-objects) - Drop track-heap-objects mention from ns-memory-spike-analysis bundle description
…ract ns-generate-asset no longer routes heap-tracking captures to ns-analyze-asset or ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter (heap-profile is not summarizable); the local .heapprofile from fetch-asset.cjs is the deliverable. ns-analyze-asset renames "Heap Profile or Heap Sample" to "Heap Sample" and adds a note that only heap samples can be summarized; heap-profile assets may only be downloaded locally via fetch-asset.cjs and never read raw into context.
The general analysis handoff routed every analyze/summarize request to ns-analyze-asset, conflicting with the heap-tracking exclusion below it. Narrow the handoff to CPU profile, heap sample, and heap snapshot — exactly the types asset-summary supports.
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Move raw asset download off the deprecated MCP 'asset' tool (removed from the console's MCP surface; it inlined huge raw payloads and killed MCP sessions) into a dedicated ns-download-asset skill.
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Folded from #65
track-heap-objectsfrom the ns-advanced-memory-leak-hunter workflow:asset-summarydoes not supportheap-profileassets, so the peak is now always captured withheap-sampling(supported typeheap-sample); closure/retainer suspicion is handled by correlating allocator call stacks viaruntime-code.heap-profileassets in the leak workflow — baseline and peak must always be heap samples.track-heap-objectsas a follow-up; its "Heap Profile or Heap Sample" section is now "Heap Sample" with a note thatheap-profileassets are not summarizable..heapprofileis the deliverable.