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What and why

Stacked on #1291. This is the third and last pull request of the stack that unifies channels with @Event. It
finishes the @Channel side.

Two things were left:

• The file-watcher source was only a label. source: { type: 'file-watcher', paths, events } watched nothing, and
  the channel had to start a watcher in onConnect() itself.
• A server could still declare a published event twice for Claude Code, as an @Event and as an app-event channel
  of the same name, and nothing said that the event's channel option (feat(sdk): a channel option on @Event that sends each occurrence to Claude Code sessions #1291) replaces the channel.

The file-watcher source watches its declared paths, for a channel that defines no onConnect().

@Channel({
  name: 'log-watcher',
  source: { type: 'file-watcher', paths: ['./logs/app.log', './reports'], events: ['create', 'change'] },
})
class LogWatcherChannel extends ChannelContext {
  async onEvent(payload: unknown): Promise<ChannelNotification> {
    const { event, path } = payload as ChannelFileEvent;
    return { content: `${basename(path)}: ${event}` };
  }
}

• Which channels. Until now the framework watched nothing, so every existing file-watcher channel declares
  its paths and watches them in its own onConnect(). Those channels keep working unchanged: the framework watches
  the declared paths only for a channel that defines no onConnect(). connectsItself(context) in
  channel/sources/file-watcher.source.ts decides: the context's onConnect is not
  ChannelContext.prototype.onConnect, so the channel's class, or a class it extends, defines one. For such a
  channel onConnect() and onDisconnect() run, nothing is watched, no glob or runtime warning is logged, and one
  info line at startup says so: Channel "<name>" defines onConnect(), so it watches by itself: the framework does not watch its declared paths. Remove onConnect() to have the framework watch them. A channel() function has no
  connect handler, so it is always watched.
• Where the watch starts and stops. ChannelInstance.connectService() starts it after onConnect(), through
  wireFileWatcherSource() in the new channel/sources/file-watcher.source.ts. disconnectService() aborts its
  signal before onDisconnect(). The scope's channel teardown disconnects every channel, so the watch ends at
  shutdown and at dispose().
• The watch. watchFiles(paths, { events, signal }) from @frontmcp/utils, which the workers of the events demos
  already use. Each event is handed to ChannelInstance.handleEvent(), as every other source does, one at a
  time and in order: the next onEvent() starts once the one before it ended. watchFiles now closes its watchers
  when its signal aborts, also while its consumer is busy with an event, so a stuck onEvent() leaves no watcher
  open after the channel disconnected.
• The payload. A thin, stable shape of its own, ChannelFileEvent: { event: 'create' | 'change' | 'delete', path }, with path absolute. watchFiles yields { type: 'add' | 'change' | 'unlink', path }. The type is
  renamed to the names the source's events option has had since 1.1.0, so a channel reads the names it declared.
• Event names. create, change and delete map to add, change and unlink. watchFiles has no rename:
  a renamed file is gone from one path and appears at another. So rename stays valid and selects create and
  delete, and the payload says create or delete, never rename. No events means every kind. The metadata
  schema is unchanged.
• Paths. Files and directories, absolute or relative to the working directory, as watchFiles takes them: a
  directory is watched for its direct files, and a path that does not exist yet from the moment it appears. The
  JSDoc promised globs and showed ./logs/*.log. Globs are not supported, and no glob engine is added: the JSDoc
  and the docs now say files or directories, and a path with * is watched as written, with one warning at startup
  that says to declare the directory.
• Where it does not run. In a serverless, edge or browser runtime (isLongLivedProcess()), nothing is watched,
  the server logs a warning, and the channel is still connected. A build that boots the server to read it
  (createForManifest()) and CLI mode drop the channels config, so they register no channel and watch nothing. A
  detached job runner connects no channel.
• Failure. A watch that fails is logged (Channel "<name>" stopped watching its paths). The channel stays
  connected, and the server and the other channels keep running.
• Browser bundle. The new module imports watchFiles from @frontmcp/utils, which loads fs on first use, and
  it is under channel/, which a bundle reaches only when the server enables channels. The browser bundles of
  create() have the same size as before.

The server says at startup when an app-event channel listens to a declared event. One line per such channel,
from describeEventChannels() in event/event-scope.helper.ts:

• The event has the channel option too, a warning: Channel "deploys" listens to event "deploy.finished", which has the channel option: Claude Code sessions get each occurrence twice, once from the event and once from the channel. Keep one: remove the channel, or the option when the channel does what the option cannot.
• The event has no channel option, an info line: Channel "orders" listens to event "order.created": the event has no channel option. Setting it can replace this channel, and checks each session's access.
• Nothing for a name that is not a declared event, and nothing with events.bridge: false, which keeps published
  events off the bus. No delivery changes.

Limits, by design:

• A channel that defines onConnect() for any reason gets no framework watch, also when its onConnect() does
  something else than watching. The startup line says so. A channel that wants the framework's watch defines no
  onConnect().
• The files that are there when the watch starts are not reported, and a directory's subdirectories are not watched,
  as for watchFiles.
• The debounce is the 100 ms default of watchFiles. The source has no option for it.
• onEvent() returns a notification for each event it gets, so a channel that wants only some files of a directory
  declares each file.

User-facing change

• What changed:
  • The declared paths of a file-watcher channel that defines no onConnect() are watched for its declared
    events, and onEvent() gets { event, path }. ChannelFileEvent is a new exported type.
  • One startup info line for a file-watcher channel that defines onConnect().
  • Two startup log lines for an app-event channel named after a declared event.
  • demo-e2e-channels: the file-watcher channel watches a real folder (CHANNELS_WATCH_DIR), and the
    simulate-file-event tool is removed.
• Before → after:
  • paths and events of a file-watcher source did nothing, and the channel watched in onConnect() → for a
    channel with no onConnect(), the framework watches them while the channel is connected.
  • A channel that declares paths and watches them in its own onConnect() → unchanged: it watches by itself and
    gets its own payloads only. The server logs one info line at startup.
  • ./logs/*.log was documented as a glob and did nothing → for a channel the framework watches, it is watched as
    a file of that name, with a warning.
  • An event with the channel option and an app-event channel of its name told a session twice, silently → the
    server warns about it at startup.
• frontmcp.dev pages affected (if known): the Channels pages (sources: file-watcher and app-event), the
  Events page that covers the event bus.
• Skills catalog entries updated: frontmcp-channels (channel-sources: the file-watcher and app-event
  sections, and "A channel with its own onConnect()"; the file-watcher example; SKILL.md: routing table,
  patterns, checklist, troubleshooting),
  create-event (the event bus section), skills-manifest.json. Also libs/sdk/src/channel/README.md and the JSDoc
  of both source types in channel.metadata.ts.

Tests

• Added in review: channel-file-watcher.spec.ts, a slow first onEvent() and the next starts only once it
  ended; watch-files.spec.ts (utils), the signal aborts while the consumer holds an event and the watcher is
  already closed. Both fail without their fix. utils 2,604 tests, demo-e2e-channels 47, bundle size 63 with no
  bound changed, demo-e2e-browser-bundle:test:pw 11.

• channel-file-watcher.spec.ts (20 tests), on real servers from createDirect(), with watchFiles replaced by a
  watch the test feeds.

  • A channel that defines no onConnect():
    • The watch starts once the channel is connected, with the declared paths, the declared events mapped to
      watchFiles types, and a signal that is not aborted. No events asks for every kind, rename for add and
      unlink, and a type is asked for once.
    • Each file event reaches onEvent() as { event, path }, and a session that declared the capability gets the
      notification. A channel() function is watched too.
    • The signal aborts on disconnectService(), and on dispose().
    • In a serverless deployment, on the edge and in a browser, nothing is watched, the warning is logged and the
      channel is still connected.
    • A watch that fails is logged, the channel stays connected, and the other channel still gets its file events.
    • A path with a wildcard is watched as written, with the warning.
    • createForManifest() watches nothing and registers no channel.
  • A channel that defines its own onConnect():
    • No framework watch is started, and what it pushes with pushIncoming() reaches onEvent() once.
    • onConnect() and onDisconnect() are still called.
    • The info line is logged once, and no warning, although the channel declares a glob.
    • In a serverless deployment it gets no warning either.
    • An onConnect() inherited from a class the channel extends counts.
    • Another channel on the same server, with no onConnect(), is still watched.

• event-app-event-channel.spec.ts (5 tests): the warning for a channel whose event has the channel option, the info
  line for one whose event has not, only those two channels are named (not the one whose name is no declared event),
  nothing with events.bridge: false, and a session still gets both messages.

• E2E, channels-file-watcher.e2e.spec.ts in demo-e2e-channels, rewritten: the demo's channel declares a folder
  (CHANNELS_WATCH_DIR) and has no onConnect() and no watcher. The spec starts the stdio server on a temporary folder, sends
  initialize as Claude Code does, and writes real files. A created file and a changed file each yield a
  notifications/claude/channel line ([create] report.csv, [change] report.csv, with file, event_type and
  source in meta). A removed file yields none, since the channel declares create and change only. Every
  stdout line is JSON-RPC. The simulate-file-event tool and its four tests are removed: no other spec used it.

• Each test was checked without the change:

  • With the wiring in channel.instance.ts reverted, 15 of the 20 unit tests fail: 13 of the 14 of a channel with
    no onConnect(), the info line, and the other channel that is still watched. The createForManifest() test
    passes both ways: such a boot drops the channels config, so it is a guard, not a proof.
  • With the onConnect() rule reverted, 5 of the 6 tests of a channel with its own onConnect() fail: a watch is
    started for it, and the warnings are logged. The test that onConnect() and onDisconnect() are still called
    passes both ways, since they always were.
  • With connectsItself() made to answer yes for every channel, 14 tests fail: the 13 of a watched channel, and
    the other channel that is still watched.
  • With event-scope.helper.ts reverted, 3 of the 5 tests fail. The events.bridge: false test fails when its check
    is removed. The test that both messages are still sent passes both ways: it pins that no delivery changed.
  • With the SDK wiring reverted, the 3 E2E tests fail (the watcher reports no probe file). The removed-file test
    fails when the demo channel declares delete.

• nx run-many -t lint test build -p sdk skills --parallel 3, on the last commit: pass. Lint has no errors. sdk
  11,412 tests on top of feat(sdk): a channel option on @Event that sends each occurrence to Claude Code sessions #1291, skills 249. Before the last commit, the same command with utils and testing: utils
  2,603 (83 suites), testing 476 (8 skipped). On a first run one test of
  libs/utils/src/fs/__tests__/watch-files.spec.ts, which this pull request does not touch, exceeded its 5 s
  timeout under the parallel load; the same command passed on the next run.

• nx run-many -t test -p demo-e2e-channels demo-e2e-stdio-transport --parallel 1, on the last commit: pass.
  demo-e2e-channels 47 (6 suites), demo-e2e-stdio-transport 30 (5 suites). Before the last commit:
  demo-e2e-events 138 (16 suites), demo-e2e-events-daemon 3.

• demo-e2e-bundle-size 63, pass on the last commit, with no bound re-pinned: create() + one tool 1,325,862 bytes,
  create() + WebMcpPlugin + one tool 1,333,101, the Vite initial chunk 781,678, each equal to its bound.
  demo-e2e-browser-bundle:test:pw 11, pass.

• Run on macOS. Not checked on Linux or Windows, and not checked against a live Claude Code session.

• skills-manifest.json: only the four features lines of the file-watcher example changed, and the catalog tests
  pass. generate-manifest.mjs --check reports the file as stale on the base commit 15ff936c4 too: there the
  generator only moves two entries this pull request does not touch (federated-steps, create-worker). No CI
  job runs that check.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Channels can watch declared files and directories, receiving configured create, change, delete, and rename events. Watching follows the channel lifecycle when the channel does not manage its own file watching.
  • Startup logs identify when app-event channels listen to events also delivered to channel sessions; event delivery remains unchanged.
• Bug Fixes
  • File watchers now close promptly when watching is canceled.
• Documentation
  • Updated channel guides and examples to explain watcher configuration, event payloads, lifecycle, runtime limitations, and app-event logging. Glob patterns are not expanded for watched paths.

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The SDK now starts declared file watchers for eligible channels, maps filesystem events to channel notifications, and stops watches on disconnect. Event registration logs when declared events match app-event channels. Tests, examples, and documentation cover these changes.

Changes: Framework-Managed File Watching

Layer / File(s)	Summary
File-event mapping and lifecycle wiring libs/sdk/src/channel/sources/file-watcher.source.ts, libs/sdk/src/channel/sources/index.ts, libs/sdk/src/channel/channel.instance.ts, libs/sdk/src/channel/channel-scope.helper.ts, libs/utils/src/fs/watch-files.ts	The source maps declared events to watcher events and forwards mapped events and paths to channels. Connection starts the watcher after onConnect() succeeds; disconnect stops it before onDisconnect(). Abort closes the underlying watchers.
Watcher lifecycle and event tests libs/sdk/src/channel/__tests__/channel-file-watcher.spec.ts, libs/utils/src/fs/__tests__/watch-files.spec.ts	Tests cover event mapping, sequential handling, cleanup, runtime exclusions, watch failures, wildcard paths, and custom or inherited onConnect() methods. Utility tests check watcher closure after abort.
Demo, end-to-end coverage, and watcher documentation apps/e2e/demo-e2e-channels/src/apps/channels/..., apps/e2e/demo-e2e-channels/e2e/channels-file-watcher.e2e.spec.ts, libs/sdk/src/channel/README.md, libs/sdk/src/common/metadata/channel.metadata.ts, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-channels/*, libs/skills/catalog/skills-manifest.json	The demo and end-to-end tests use real file changes instead of a simulated-event tool. Documentation and examples describe watcher configuration, payloads, lifecycle, limitations, and failures.

App-Event Channel Reporting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Event-channel reporting and validation libs/sdk/src/event/event-scope.helper.ts, libs/sdk/src/event/__tests__/event-app-event-channel.spec.ts	Event registration logs when a declared event overlaps with an app-event channel or lacks the channel option. Tests cover log output, bridge settings, and delivery.
Event-channel reporting documentation libs/sdk/src/channel/README.md, libs/sdk/src/common/metadata/channel.metadata.ts, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-channels/..., libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-development/references/create-event.md	Documentation distinguishes event delivery paths and describes startup logs for matching app-event channels.

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Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ChannelInstance
  participant wireFileWatcherSource
  participant watchFiles
  participant Channel
  ChannelInstance->>wireFileWatcherSource: wire declared paths after connection
  wireFileWatcherSource->>watchFiles: start abortable watch
  watchFiles->>wireFileWatcherSource: report filesystem event
  wireFileWatcherSource->>Channel: deliver mapped event and path

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Possibly related PRs

• agentfront/frontmcp#1279: Adds watchFiles, which the framework-managed file-watcher source uses.
• agentfront/frontmcp#1291: Adds the @Event channel option whose overlap with app-event channels this change reports.
• agentfront/frontmcp#1290: Changes Claude Code stdio channel delivery used by the updated file-watcher E2E tests.

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• observed — apps/e2e (service) was modified; 4 changed files map to changed impact.

Before / after behavior

• observed — Modified behavior in apps/e2e/demo-e2e-channels/src/apps/channels/channels/file-watcher.channel.ts: The channel now imports OS and path utilities plus ChannelFileEvent, and selects its watched directory from CHANNELS_WATCH_DIR or the temporary-directory default demo-e2e-channels-watch.
• observed — Modified behavior in apps/e2e/demo-e2e-channels/src/apps/channels/channels/file-watcher.channel.ts: The channel description now identifies created or changed files, and its source uses the selected directory with create and change events instead of the fixed ./logs/app.log path.
• observed — Modified behavior in apps/e2e/demo-e2e-channels/src/apps/channels/channels/file-watcher.channel.ts: onEvent now treats the payload as ChannelFileEvent, derives the filename with path.basename, and returns the event and filename with metadata. It no longer appends optional content.
• observed — Modified behavior in apps/e2e/demo-e2e-channels/src/apps/channels/index.ts: Removed the SimulateFileEventTool import from file-watcher-tools.tool.

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Project	Tests	Passed	Warnings	Failed	Leaks
✅ demo-e2e-agents	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-cache	11	11	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-codecall	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-config	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-direct	3	3	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-elicitation	1	1	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-errors	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-hooks	3	3	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-multiapp	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-notifications	3	3	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-openapi	2	2	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-providers	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-public	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-redis	15	15	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-remember	4	4	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-remote	5	5	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-serverless	2	2	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-skills	15	15	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-standalone	2	2	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-transport-recreation	3	3	0	0	0
✅ demo-e2e-ui	4	4	0	0	0

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