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fix: land the October review's contract decisions - #39
The five contract-decision items from the October review tracking issue (#35, first group) take their final shape:
Dead wire events removed — plan_proposed / plan_approved / goal_set / goal_completed had consumers but no producer anywhere in the workspace (nothing in state/plan, state/goal, the adapters, or the loop ever emitted them). Decision: the events go away. Removed: the four EventMsg variants, their wire-tag tests, the TS SDK union members, the console and exec rendering arms, and the footer goal badge they alone drove (GoalBadge / AppState.goal were unreachable in production — the badge never rendered).
App-server error bodies unified — every failed request now answers the same JSON {"error": ...} body: the auth/host middleware, all handler validation, and — via a custom ApiJson extractor — axum's own rejections, which keep their statuses (400 malformed JSON, 415 missing content type, 422 serde failure). A new test pins the shape across all four paths.
MCP tools/list annotations — each tool now carries annotations.readOnlyHint / annotations.destructiveHint mirroring the per-tool effect classification the local policy gate already maintains.
web_fetch loopback symmetry — localhost was refused by the resolver while the 127.0.0.1 literal was allowed, which neither protected anything (a redirect to the literal worked anyway) nor served users typing the standard dev URL. Decision: the reserved name is treated as the loopback literal it is — RFC 6761 guarantees it never names a remote machine and must not be forwarded to DNS, so the resolver answers it directly with 127.0.0.1/::1 and no hosts-file override can point it elsewhere. The trust boundary (names resolve only to public space; loopback literals stay reachable for local dev) is unchanged and now consistent. The private-name vet is extracted as vet_public_addrs so the refusal and mixed-answer (rebinding) paths are directly tested.
Shell: prompt line — the line reported /bin/bash.exe/%COMSPEC% while the shell tool, hooks, PTY, and jobs actually spawn through shell_invocation() (honoring WAVECODE_SHELL). New infrastructure_base::shell_name() resolves the same way (override file stem, else platform default) and the prompt reports it, so the model sees the shell that will really run its commands.
The TS SDK change (union narrowing) rides in the same change as the enum, per the wire contract.
Verification
cargo test --workspace: green (new tests: JSON error shape across handler/extractor/auth paths, tools/list annotations, localhost loopback resolution, private-name vet, shell-name stems; updated: wire tag/variant lists, footer badge test removal).
cargo check --workspace --all-targets: clean.
TypeScript: node --test green.
Compatibility
Wire: the four event tags no longer exist. The SDK narrows accordingly; any external consumer matching those tags was matching events that could never arrive.
HTTP: error bodies change from plain text to {"error": ...} on the affected routes (status codes unchanged). The SSE event stream and success shapes are untouched.
MCP: tools/list entries gain an annotations object (additive).
Fetch: http://localhost:... now works; no previously-allowed target becomes unreachable.
Refs #35 (contract-decisions group; checkboxes to be ticked on merge)
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New Features
App-server failures now return a consistent JSON error body while preserving their status codes.
MCP tool listings include read-only and destructive-effect annotations.
The system prompt’s shell line reflects the shell used to run commands.
Improvements
web_fetch now treats localhost as a loopback address without DNS lookup.
Removals
Removed plan and goal events from the wire protocol and TypeScript SDK, along with their console and harness displays.
Removed the active-goal badge from the console.
The pull request updates five contracts: it removes unused wire events and their consumers, standardizes app-server error bodies, adds MCP tool-effect annotations, changes localhost resolution in web_fetch, and aligns shell-name reporting with the resolved command shell.
Changes: Wire event removal
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Remove events from wire and SDK contracts crates/foundation/wire/src/lib.rs, crates/foundation/wire/src/tests.rs, sdk/typescript/src/types.ts, CHANGELOG.md
The Rust event enum and TypeScript payload union no longer include the four plan- and goal-related events. Wire tag and round-trip tests no longer cover them. The changelog records this and the other contract updates.
The new ApiJson extractor and error_json helper format JSON extraction failures as error-shaped JSON while preserving the original status.
Apply JSON errors to app-server failures crates/operations/gateway/src/app_server.rs, crates/operations/gateway/src/app_server_tests.rs
Middleware, validation, session, approval, question, and submission failures use the shared JSON error shape. Existing statuses and queue-full Retry-After behavior remain. Integration tests cover validation, malformed JSON, missing content type, and missing-token authentication.
MCP tool annotations
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Add effect annotations to tools/list crates/operations/gateway/src/mcp_serve.rs
Each tool entry includes readOnlyHint and destructiveHint from its effect classification. Both hints are false if tool lookup fails. The test checks the echo tool’s annotations.
localhost resolution
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Resolve localhost and vet DNS results crates/capabilities/tools/src/web_fetch.rs
The resolver returns IPv4 and IPv6 loopback addresses directly for case-insensitive localhost. Other results pass through address vetting, which retains public addresses from mixed results and errors when none remain. Tests cover these cases.
Shell-name reporting
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Summary
Use the resolved shell name crates/infrastructure/base/src/lib.rs, crates/operations/bootstrap/src/environment.rs
The infrastructure base exposes shell_name, derived from the resolved shell program. The bootstrap environment delegates to it. Tests cover path and stemless program names.
daftpunkwav/wave-code#35 — The issue describes the five contract decisions implemented in this pull request.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review d7e9d
The new MCP tool annotations mark the shell tool as non-destructive even though it can delete or overwrite files, and MCP clients that rely on the hint may skip a warning. Fix this before merging. Unknown routes and unsupported methods on the app server also still return non-JSON errors, which is a small gap against the new error-shape contract.
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Minor · Return JSON errors for routing failures. · app_server.rs:336-340
crates/operations/gateway/src/app_server.rs:336-340 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return JSON errors for routing failures.
For authenticated requests, an unknown path uses Axum’s default 404 response, and PUT /sessions uses its default 405 response. Add both JSON fallbacks before Router::layer. Preserve the status codes and the 405 Allow header. This also makes the “every failed request” error-shape contract accurate.
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.route("/shutdown", post(shutdown))
+ .fallback(|| async { error_json(StatusCode::NOT_FOUND, "route not found") })+ .method_not_allowed_fallback(|| async {+ error_json(StatusCode::METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED, "method not allowed")+ })
.layer(axum::middleware::from_fn_with_state(
The bearer-token guideline applies here. Every route except /healthz, including these fallbacks, requires the bearer token.
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Add JSON fallback handlers to the router before `.layer` so unknown paths return
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Review comments at @crates/operations/gateway/src/mcp_serve.rs:
- Line 231: Update the `tools_list` annotation mapping so `destructiveHint` is
true for non-read-only tools unless they are explicitly marked destructive
already; add a `tools/list` assertion verifying that `shell` reports
`destructiveHint: true`.
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Review comments at @crates/operations/gateway/src/app_server.rs:
- Around line 336-340: Add JSON fallback handlers to the router before `.layer`
so unknown paths return a JSON 404 and unsupported methods return a JSON 405;
preserve the 405 Allow header and ensure the existing `auth_and_host_guard`
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CHANGELOG.md
crates/capabilities/tools/src/web_fetch.rs
crates/foundation/wire/src/lib.rs
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crates/frontends/console/src/chrome/footer.rs
crates/frontends/console/src/state.rs
crates/frontends/console/src/ui.rs
crates/frontends/harness/src/exec.rs
crates/infrastructure/base/src/lib.rs
crates/operations/bootstrap/src/environment.rs
crates/operations/gateway/src/app_server.rs
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crates/operations/gateway/src/mcp_serve.rs
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crates/frontends/console/src/chrome/footer.rs
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Applicability reference: crates/frontends/console/AGENTS.md: # frontends/console/ agent rules The UI map lives in [README.md](README.md) and [docs/subsystems/ui.md](../../../docs/subsystems/ui.md).
Applicability reference: crates/frontends/console/AGENTS.md: # frontends/console/ agent rules The UI map lives in [README.md](README.md) and [docs/subsystems/ui.md](../../../docs/subsystems/ui.md).
Source excerpt: Internal edges match `FRONTEND_ALLOWLIST` in `operations/bootstrap/tests/workspace_layers.rs` and each crate's `dependency_matrix_locked` test.
Applicability reference: crates/operations/bootstrap/AGENTS.md: # operations/bootstrap/ agent rules The recorded exceptions that may also name `wavecode-tools` are listed in [docs/architecture.md](../../../docs/architectur...
Source excerpt: These crates hold mechanisms: channel capacities, timeouts, truncation budgets, `InterruptHandle`, calendar-date and shell resolution, and token-bucket arithmetic.
Also applies to: 198-207, 216-220, 227-246, 695-726
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126-145: LGTM!
Also applies to: 509-521
crates/operations/bootstrap/src/environment.rs: 1
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crates/operations/gateway/src/mcp_serve.rs: 1
237-237: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
No repository defect is established by the protocol-version concern.
The repository-owned MCP client retains readOnlyHint while using 2024-11-05. The historical schema does not define the annotation fields, but it also does not reject additional object properties. Behavior of unrelated external clients is not established.
Five deferred decisions from the tracking issue take their final
shape:
- the four never-produced wire events (plan_proposed, plan_approved,
goal_set, goal_completed) go away with their frontend consumers,
the now-unreachable footer goal badge, and the TS SDK members -
nothing ever emitted them, and dead wire surface invites dead
protocol assumptions;
- the app server answers every failed request with the same JSON
{"error": ...} body: handler validation, the auth guard, and a
custom ApiJson extractor that re-shapes axum's rejections while
keeping their statuses (400/415/422);
- mcp serve tools/list carries MCP annotations mirroring each tool's
read-only/destructive classification;
- web_fetch treats the reserved name localhost as the loopback
literal it is (RFC 6761): the resolver answers it without DNS, so
the local-dev reach a 127.0.0.1 literal already has covers the
name too and no hosts override can point it elsewhere; the
private-name vet is extracted as a testable pure function;
- the system prompt's Shell line reports the shell the WAVECODE_SHELL
override actually spawns (shared shell_name in infrastructure-base)
instead of the login shell.
The Windows-path assertion holds only where backslashes separate;
the stem rule itself is cross-platform, so the Windows-shaped input
asserts under the platform gate. Plus the fmt pass over the branch.
tools_list copied the local is_destructive attribute straight into
MCP's destructiveHint, but the trait default is false for
'unclassified' - so a non-read-only tool like shell was advertised
additive-only, less cautious than MCP's protocol default for
non-read-only tools (destructiveHint: true). Read-only tools stay
additive-only; non-read-only tools now advertise the protocol
default. A non-read-only test tool pins the mapping.
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What changed
The five contract-decision items from the October review tracking issue (#35, first group) take their final shape:
Dead wire events removed —
plan_proposed/plan_approved/goal_set/goal_completedhad consumers but no producer anywhere in the workspace (nothing instate/plan,state/goal, the adapters, or the loop ever emitted them). Decision: the events go away. Removed: the fourEventMsgvariants, their wire-tag tests, the TS SDK union members, the console andexecrendering arms, and the footer goal badge they alone drove (GoalBadge/AppState.goalwere unreachable in production — the badge never rendered).App-server error bodies unified — every failed request now answers the same JSON
{"error": ...}body: the auth/host middleware, all handler validation, and — via a customApiJsonextractor — axum's own rejections, which keep their statuses (400 malformed JSON, 415 missing content type, 422 serde failure). A new test pins the shape across all four paths.MCP
tools/listannotations — each tool now carriesannotations.readOnlyHint/annotations.destructiveHintmirroring the per-tool effect classification the local policy gate already maintains.web_fetchloopback symmetry —localhostwas refused by the resolver while the127.0.0.1literal was allowed, which neither protected anything (a redirect to the literal worked anyway) nor served users typing the standard dev URL. Decision: the reserved name is treated as the loopback literal it is — RFC 6761 guarantees it never names a remote machine and must not be forwarded to DNS, so the resolver answers it directly with 127.0.0.1/::1 and no hosts-file override can point it elsewhere. The trust boundary (names resolve only to public space; loopback literals stay reachable for local dev) is unchanged and now consistent. The private-name vet is extracted asvet_public_addrsso the refusal and mixed-answer (rebinding) paths are directly tested.Shell:prompt line — the line reported/bin/bash.exe/%COMSPEC%while the shell tool, hooks, PTY, and jobs actually spawn throughshell_invocation()(honoringWAVECODE_SHELL). Newinfrastructure_base::shell_name()resolves the same way (override file stem, else platform default) and the prompt reports it, so the model sees the shell that will really run its commands.The TS SDK change (union narrowing) rides in the same change as the enum, per the wire contract.
Verification
cargo test --workspace: green (new tests: JSON error shape across handler/extractor/auth paths, tools/list annotations, localhost loopback resolution, private-name vet, shell-name stems; updated: wire tag/variant lists, footer badge test removal).cargo check --workspace --all-targets: clean.node --testgreen.Compatibility
{"error": ...}on the affected routes (status codes unchanged). The SSE event stream and success shapes are untouched.tools/listentries gain anannotationsobject (additive).http://localhost:...now works; no previously-allowed target becomes unreachable.Refs #35 (contract-decisions group; checkboxes to be ticked on merge)