feat: expose Altimate Base registration over HTTP for non-TUI hosts - #1266
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Altimate Base could only be registered from the TUI. `registerAfterConsent` redeems a token against a module-private consent authority, and the only way to arm one is `FreeTierCapability.issueArmer()`, claimed at TUI worker boot. The VS Code extension talks HTTP to `altimate serve`, so it had no way to mint a Base credential: the model is advertised in `GET /provider`'s `all` but never appears in `connected`, and selecting it failed the next prompt with "model altimate-base not found". - Add `GET /altimate/base/disclosure` — returns the consent text and arms one single-use token. The only place an HTTP caller can obtain a token. - Add `POST /altimate/base/register` — redeems the token through the existing consent gate and returns its result taxonomy (`rate_limited` | `unavailable` | `network` | `error`) as a 200 body, the same values the TUI dialog renders. - Add `altimate/free/host.ts` — the entrypoint injects the gate, consumers read it. A route cannot claim `issueArmer()` itself: it throws on a second call, and the TUI worker already claims it while serving HTTP from the same process, so a route-level claim would break the TUI worker and any test importing both the server and the Base test harness. - `cli/cmd/serve.ts` claims the capability and injects the gate. The TUI worker deliberately does not, so its server answers 501 rather than offering a second registration surface that bypasses its own disclosure dialog. - Move the disclosure text to `@opencode-ai/core/altimate-base-disclosure` so the TUI dialog and the HTTP route share one definition. `packages/tui` depends on core, not on `opencode`, so core is the only home both can import; a new leaf file adds no upstream rebase surface. Registering over HTTP makes "the disclosure was actually shown" an assertion by the caller rather than a property enforced by construction, as it is in the TUI. Mitigated by minting a token only in the disclosure response, single use, and the consent store's existing 30s TTL. This is not a new privilege boundary — anything that can reach this server can already execute tools — but it is a deliberately narrower guarantee. Verified against a running `altimate serve` pointed at a local stub gateway: a forged token, a malformed token and a replayed token are all rejected; an issued token registers, writes the credential, and `altimate-free` joins `connected` after `POST /instance/dispose` (the provider loader caches its credential read, so the dispose is required). Also verified end to end in code-server against the production gateway. `bun turbo typecheck` clean across 13 packages; Base suites 47/47; TUI Base dialog suite 7/7. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the HTTP registration change because it adds Altimate Base onboarding for non-TUI hosts and affects disclosure, token handling, and process-wide provider disposal. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new HTTP registration flow can expose registration material through caches and permit unauthenticated registration requests that omit Origin on unsecured reachable servers. These security and consent-path risks should be resolved before merge; the documentation-test gap is secondary. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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participant FreeTierHost
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Client->>ServerRoutes: Submit acceptedDisclosureSha256
ServerRoutes->>FreeTierHost: Request registration
FreeTierHost->>RegistrationGate: Verify hash and redeem token
RegistrationGate-->>FreeTierHost: Return registration outcome
FreeTierHost-->>ServerRoutes: Return outcome
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A three-model review (Claude, Gemini 3.1 Pro, GPT 5.2 Codex) returned NEEDS REVISION unanimously. This addresses every engine-side finding. The important one: `GET /altimate/base/disclosure` armed the consent token, so `ConsentCapabilityStore`'s 30s TTL started when the disclosure was FETCHED rather than when the user accepted it. Anyone who actually read the text before consenting was rejected with "consent expired" — the flow failed precisely for users exercising due diligence on a privacy disclosure, and passed for anyone who clicked through blind. The TUI never had this because it mints and redeems inside its accept handler (`cli/cmd/tui.ts:253-257`). A code comment in the extension claiming a stale card "re-fetches" was also simply false. Adopts the restructure all three reviewers recommended: - `GET /altimate/base/disclosure` is now read-only. It returns the text, the picker hint, `registered`, and the SHA-256 the client must echo back. It arms nothing, which also restores GET's safety semantics and removes the token- eviction race (the store holds at most 16 pending tokens and evicts FIFO). - `POST /altimate/base/register` mints, arms and redeems the token in one operation, so no TTL can elapse mid-flow. It requires the caller to echo the disclosure hash, which upgrades "the user saw the current disclosure" from an assertion by the caller to something the server checks: a client that never fetched the disclosure, or one showing superseded text, cannot register. - The register route now disposes the instance itself. The provider loader caches its credential read, so previously every client had to remember a follow-up `POST /instance/dispose` — and if that call failed, the client reported failure even though the credential was on disk, while other attached windows kept seeing `connected: false`. - Refuse registration when an `Origin` header is present and no server password is set. A page on a CORS-allowed origin can reach this port without being a local process, which is a different reachability class from "can already execute tools here". Native clients send no `Origin`, so they are unaffected. - `FreeTierHost.provide()` is single-shot and throws on reuse, matching `issueArmer`/`issueRedeemer`. Last-write-wins let in-process code swap the gate out from under the routes after `serve` installed it. - Both routes now declare `describeRoute` metadata, so they appear in the generated OpenAPI spec like every other route. - The picker hint joins the disclosure in `@opencode-ai/core/altimate-base-disclosure`. It had drifted into three variants across `dialog-provider.tsx`, `dialog-model.tsx` and the extension. Adds `test/server/altimate-base-registration.test.ts` — the previous revision shipped 146 lines with no tests, and nothing covered the 501-when-no-gate path that is the entire safety story for the TUI worker. 11 tests: both 501 paths, GET arming nothing, mint/arm/redeem identity, stale-hash refusal without touching the gate, case-insensitive hash, the 403 browser refusal, failure passthrough, validator rejection, and `provide()` single-shot. Verification: `bun turbo typecheck` clean across 13 packages; new suite 11/11; Base suites 58/58; TUI Base dialog suite 7/7. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@saravmajestic — deep review below. Net: sound design, safe to merge after two fixes (one real TTL correctness risk, one test-coverage gap). The security narrowing is real but consciously made and correctly bounded.
I traced the full mechanism first (ConsentCapabilityStore: 64-hex tokens, 30s TTL, single-use consume, ≤16 pending, unforgeable once-per-process armer/redeemer).
What's done right (non-trivial)
- Unforgeability is preserved. The route can't mint an accepted token out of thin air — it arms through the same private
productionAuthorityvia the injectedissueArmer()closure, andregisterAfterConsentredeems viaissueRedeemer(). A forged/self-armed token still failsconsume(). The PR weakens only "a human saw the text," not "the token is authentic." That distinction is the crux and it's right. - Host-injection instead of a route-level claim is correct —
issueArmer()throws on a second claim and the TUI worker already holds it in-process. Claiming at theserveentrypoint +501from the TUI worker (rather than a second bypass surface) is the right shape. - Single definition of the disclosure in
core; honest, specific security note in the PR body.
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[P1 — correctness/UX] The 30s TTL now spans human read-and-accept time.
In the TUI, arm→redeem is instantaneous (armed at accept). Here, GET /disclosure arms the token at disclosure-show time and hands it to the extension; the human then reads and clicks accept, and only then does POST /register redeem. DEFAULT_TTL_MS = 30_000, so a user who reads the privacy text for >30s gets consent expired and registration fails. The E2E likely passed because the click was fast. Fix options: raise the TTL for this flow, arm at accept-time (a small arm step just before register), or have the extension re-GET + retry on expiry. This is the one I'd block on.
[P1 — test coverage] The security-critical properties are only verified by manual curl, not automated tests.
Please add server route tests for: 501 when no gate is injected (the TUI-worker bypass guard), forged/expired token → ok:false, single-use enforced (second redeem fails), and the outcome taxonomy. These are exactly the invariants a future refactor could silently break; the manual curl in the PR body isn't a regression guard.
[P2] GET has a side effect (arms a token).
A side-effecting GET is a REST smell — prefetch/CSRF can churn token slots (harmless alone, but burns 1 of the 16-token bound per call). Consider issuing the token on an explicit step. Minor: the route comment frames the token as "armed here and nowhere else, single-use" — accurate on single-use, but the store holds up to 16 pending (maxPending), evicting FIFO, not one slot.
[P2] FreeTierHost.provide() is exported and last-writer-wins.
Any importer can replace the gate. It can't inject a working bypass (no second armer available; redeem still enforces consent), so worst case is DoS (replace with undefined/broken → 501/failures). Low severity, but a stray/duplicate call silently swaps the process's registration gate — worth a guard or a comment that only the entrypoint may call it.
[P2] console.error in serve.ts vs log.warn in the route — use the project logger for consistency.
Heads-up: conflicts with open PR #1268 (disclosure-text change)
PR #1268 (per a product decision today) removes the Logs are linked to a persistent per-installation identifier. line and softens Usage is rate limited → Usage can be rate limited in ALTIMATE_BASE_DISCLOSURE. This PR moves that constant into packages/core/.../altimate-base-disclosure.ts with the old wording. They'll conflict:
- Whichever merges second must reconcile.
- If this PR lands first, that copy change must be re-applied to the new
corefile (the TUI constant becomes a re-export), and the core file's comment — which asserts it "discloses that requests are linkable across launches" — must be updated, since that becomes false once the per-install line is removed.
I'll handle the rebase on the other PR once we pick a merge order.
Security narrowing — accept, with two conditions
Turning "disclosure shown" into a caller assertion is acceptable for a first-party extension, given the token is authentic-only and this isn't a new privilege boundary. Two conditions:
- The companion extension must actually render the disclosure before POST — verify that in its PR; this PR's guarantee leans entirely on it.
- Consider whether a consent-minting route should require server auth (refuse when
OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORDis unset). Today an unsecuredservelets any local caller silently register + opt the user into logging — "can already run tools" covers exec, not the silent data-logging opt-in.
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One conflict, in `packages/tui/src/component/altimate-onboarding.tsx`: #1268 changed the disclosure copy (dropped the per-install-id sentence, softened "Usage is rate limited" to "Usage can be rate limited") on the constant this branch had just moved into `@opencode-ai/core/altimate-base-disclosure`. Resolved by keeping this branch's structure (the TUI re-exports the shared constant) and adopting main's new wording in the core definition, along with its improved rationale comment. So #1268's copy change now applies to the HTTP disclosure route as well, which is the point of having one definition. The route tests reference `FreeTierConsent.DISCLOSURE` rather than a literal, so they picked the new text up with no change. Also brings in main's Altimate Base header-timeout fixes (#1260, plus the parsing hardening), which addressed the "Provider response headers timed out after 10000ms" failures. Verified after merge: `bun turbo typecheck` clean across 13 packages; TUI Base dialog suite 7/7 (including #1268's new guard that the per-install-id line stays out of the gate); engine route suite 11/11. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks — this was a genuinely useful review. Both P1s and all four P2s are addressed, plus the #1268 reconciliation you flagged. Independently, a three-model panel (Gemini 3.1 Pro, GPT 5.2 Codex, Claude) hit your P1 TTL finding and your P1 test-coverage finding as its own top two, which was a good confirmation signal. P1 — TTL spanning human read time. Fixed by your second option, arming at accept time. You were right that the E2E passed on speed. Playwright clicked in about two seconds. P1 — test coverage. P2 — P2 — the maxPending comment. You were right that it misdescribed the bound as one slot when the store holds up to 16 and evicts FIFO. The comment is gone along with the token it described. P2 — #1268. Merged. Kept this branch's structure (the TUI re-exports the shared constant) and adopted main's new wording in the Your two conditions.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/server/server.ts`:
- Line 702: Update the token flow around gate.setToken and the
/altimate/base/disclosure and /altimate/base/register handlers so an unset
OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD cannot arm or redeem the token anonymously. Require
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c.json returns an armed registration token and installation-specific registered state without Cache-Control. Add Cache-Control: no-store before returning the response.
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P2: This swaps always-on `console.error` for the project `Log` shim, which is silent by default: `altimate/util/log.ts` only writes to stderr when `ALTIMATE_PRINT_LOGS`/`OPENCODE_PRINT_LOGS` is set (read lazily at emit time), and `index.ts` middleware sets that env only when `--print-logs` is passed. In a default headless `serve` process (the code-server/extension host, typically run without `--print-logs`) a Base registration failure now emits nothing, so the operator cannot tell that registration failed. The quiet-by-default rationale in log.ts protects the TUI, which does not apply to headless serve, so this is an observability regression. Either keep registration errors on stderr unconditionally or ensure the serve entrypoint enables log printing.</violation>
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P2: This swaps always-on console.error for the project Log shim, which is silent by default: altimate/util/log.ts only writes to stderr when ALTIMATE_PRINT_LOGS/OPENCODE_PRINT_LOGS is set (read lazily at emit time), and index.ts middleware sets that env only when --print-logs is passed. In a default headless serve process (the code-server/extension host, typically run without --print-logs) a Base registration failure now emits nothing, so the operator cannot tell that registration failed. The quiet-by-default rationale in log.ts protects the TUI, which does not apply to headless serve, so this is an observability regression. Either keep registration errors on stderr unconditionally or ensure the serve entrypoint enables log printing.
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SUGGESTION: FreeTierHost.provide() installs process-wide module state with no teardown, so the "no gate injected" 501 assertions are order-dependent and fragile.
beforeAll here arms the single-shot gate, but neither afterEach nor an afterAll resets it. As the file's own TOPOLOGY NOTE acknowledges, bun test can load several suite files into one worker, so the 501 tests in the first describe block only pass because (a) that block is declared first and (b) nothing else in the worker has called provide(). A future server test file running in the same worker — or a --rerun-each/watch run — would either see the gate already provided (silently flipping the 501 assertions to 200) or make beforeAll throw "already provided". Per test/server/AGENTS.md ("restore state in finalizers"), consider a test-only reset (e.g. an afterAll that clears the gate) so the 501 path is deterministic regardless of ordering.
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Remove the process-order dependency from this test suite.
FreeTierHost.provide() changes process-wide state for the remaining worker lifetime. The afterEach cleanup does not restore that state. Another suite in the same Bun worker can inherit this gate or fail on its own provide() call.
Inject the gate into a test-local app, or add a test-only reset with teardown and install the gate per test. As per coding guidelines, tests using similar shared state must provide teardown and isolation safe for parallel bun test execution.
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Two statements in the previous commits on this branch were wrong, and are corrected
both in the code and in the record:
1. "server-side dispose also refreshes other windows attached to the same `serve`
process" — false. `Instance.dispose()` only evicts `cache.delete(directory)` for
the directory the request carried, so a multi-root workspace or a second window
kept a provider list in which Base was still disconnected. The route now calls
`Instance.disposeAll()`, and returns `staleProviders: true` when disposal fails
rather than reporting plain success over a stale list.
2. The disclosure-hash check "converts 'the user was shown the current disclosure'
from an assertion by the caller into something checkable" — overstated. It makes
*"the caller holds the current text"* checkable: a client rendering superseded
wording cannot register, which is worth having, but any caller can GET the
disclosure and echo the hash. Whether a human read it remains an assertion, as
the first reviewer originally said. `consent.ts` and `server.ts` now say so.
Also, the claim about who may arm the consent authority had been paraphrased in
three files and gone stale in two when `serve` became a second claimer.
`capability.ts` now owns the canonical statement and lists both entrypoints;
`client.ts` and `worker.ts` point at it instead of restating it.
`test/altimate/altimate-base-armer-callsites.test.ts` enforces that list against
the source, so adding a claimer fails there and forces the docstring to be revised
with it. It strips comments before matching — the first version counted prose in
`host.ts` as a call site.
`test/altimate/altimate-base-disclosure-claims.test.ts` covers the other axis that
had no mechanism: the gate versus the fuller "Data handling" note in
docs/docs/configure/providers.md. It asserts the gate carries logging, model use,
don't-send-secrets and rate limits whatever the wording, that the docs remain a
superset, and it pins the known "may be logged" / "are logged" deviation so it
cannot drift further unnoticed.
The TUI dialog test now asserts WHICH option is default by checking the cursor
position. It previously checked only that the string "(default)" appeared somewhere,
so it passed unchanged through an inversion of the default and back — it asserted
its own name away. A companion test covers Return declining; that path was
exercised nowhere, and `pressKey("return")` sends the literal characters r,e,t,u,r,n
(the Enter key is the uppercase `RETURN` KeyCodes name).
Verification: `bun turbo typecheck` clean across 13 packages; Base and route suites
67/67; TUI Base dialog suite 8/8.
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Correcting two claims I made earlier on this PR. Both were wrong, and both are now fixed in code as well as in the record. 1. "Server-side dispose also refreshes other windows attached to the same 2. "The hash check converts 'the user was shown the current disclosure' from an assertion by the caller into something checkable." Overstated. It makes "the caller holds the current disclosure text" checkable — a client rendering superseded wording cannot register, which is worth having and does mean a copy change like #1268 takes effect. But any caller can Relatedly, the claim about who may arm the consent authority had been paraphrased in three files and went stale in two of them when Your two P1s and all four P2s from the first review are addressed. The remaining known deviation is the one you'd expect: the gate says "may be logged" where |
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Assert the documented claimer set in both directions.
The loop proves only that each EXPECTED_CLAIMERS path appears in capability.ts. It passes if the canonical docstring also retains a stale or additional claimer. Parse the documented claimer list and compare it exactly with EXPECTED_CLAIMERS, or explicitly reject extra documented paths.
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P3: The canonical-docstring test only checks that every expected path is present, so it still passes when `capability.ts` contains an extra stale claimer. Parse the documented bullet list and compare it exactly with `EXPECTED_CLAIMERS` to keep the allowlist documentation from drifting.</violation>
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+ // Keeps the prose and the enforced list from drifting apart in the other direction.
+ const capability = fs.readFileSync(path.join(SRC, "altimate/free/capability.ts"), "utf8")
+ for (const claimer of EXPECTED_CLAIMERS) {
+ expect(capability, `capability.ts does not mention ${claimer}`).toContain(claimer)
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| // A failure here leaves the credential written but provider lists stale, so it is reported | ||
| // rather than swallowed: the client needs to know its picker may be out of date. | ||
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WARNING: Instance.disposeAll() tears down every instance — including unrelated active sessions and every connected client's event stream — to invalidate a single global credential cache.
disposeAll() (project/instance.ts:148) iterates all cached instances and runs the full Instance.dispose() path on each: State.dispose(directory) awaits every per-directory state disposer (session state included), disposeInstance(directory) runs all registered disposers, and emit(directory) broadcasts server.instance.disposed. The /event SSE handler closes its stream on any server.instance.disposed event (server.ts:630), so a registration in one window of a multi-window serve disposes every other window's instance state and disconnects their event streams.
The state that actually changed is one credential file; only the per-directory provider/credential cache needs to go stale. Consider a targeted invalidation (e.g. a Provider-scoped invalidation keyed on the Base credential) rather than a full instance teardown.
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Reviewed by Claude + GPT-5.4-Codex + Kimi K2.5 + MiniMax M2.7 + GLM-5.1 + Qwen 3.6 + MiMo V2 Pro (Gemini/Antigravity sat this round out — quota-locked; Kimi crashed mid-review due to host disk space, not a code problem). Two independently-verified MAJOR issues below are requesting changes; everything else is minor polish that doesn't need to block merge.
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FreeTierHost.current()leaks the raw mint capability to any in-process importer (inline comment onhost.ts). This defeats the "only one entrypoint can ever arm the authority" invariant thatcapability.ts's own docstring claims — any code path that importsFreeTierHost, not just the disclosure-gated HTTP route, can mint a Base credential.Instance.disposeAll()targets the wrong/incomplete registry while being simultaneously too broad (inline comment onserver.ts). It won't refresh provider state for directories only touched through the typed/api/*bridge (a separateInstanceStore), while tearing down active sessions/PTYs/MCP connections in every other window on the sameserveprocess.
Minor findings (non-blocking, worth a follow-up)
Testing
- No test exercises the
staleProviders: truebranch (whenInstance.disposeAll()rejects after a successful registration) —server.ts:839-846. Flagged independently by 4 of 6 reviewers; every other branch in this route has direct coverage, so this is the one gap in an otherwise thorough test file. altimate-base-registration.test.tsis order-dependent across the wholebun testprocess (the "no gate injected" block must run before the gate is provided). The comment explains why, but abun testconfig change or file split could silently reorder suites and break it invisibly.- No test for the "server password set + browser Origin present" combination on
POST /altimate/base/register— the code's own comment says this combination should be allowed (basicAuth already covers it), but nothing asserts that. - No test for concurrent
POST /altimate/base/registerrequests exercising theinflightdedup inclient.ts.
Design
GET /altimate/base/disclosuredoesn't carry the same Origin checkPOST /altimate/base/registerhas. Low impact (disclosure text is intentionally public, the hash is derived from public text, and the only other field is aregisteredboolean) — but worth a one-line comment on why it's intentionally omitted, or add the same guard for consistency, since a reviewer will keep re-noticing the asymmetry otherwise.GET .../disclosure'sregisteredfield silently returnsfalseon a gateway misconfiguration (FreeTier.isRegistered().catch(() => false)), which is indistinguishable from a genuinely-unregistered install. A caller can't tell "not registered" from "couldn't check."
Nits
disclosureHash()recomputes SHA-256 on every call rather than memoizing the (constant) result.acceptedDisclosureSha256validator accepts an empty string, which just falls through to the normal "stale hash" response — harmless, but amin(64)on the schema would give a clearer 400 for a client bug.- A couple of NIT-level polish items across models: a redundant type assertion in the disclosure route's
registeredfield, an unsafe type assertion in one test helper, and the OpenAPI description forGET /disclosuredoesn't mention theregisteredfield.
What's genuinely strong here
- The disclosure text now has a single source of truth (
packages/core/src/altimate-base-disclosure.ts), closing a copy-drift bug this feature had hit repeatedly across earlier rounds. altimate-base-armer-callsites.test.tsturns "which entrypoints may claimissueArmer()" from a comment into an enforced invariant — genuinely good pattern, worth replicating elsewhere.- GET is correctly read-only (mint+arm+redeem now happen atomically inside POST) — the PR's own comment explains the prior bug this fixes (TTL starting on disclosure-fetch, not on accept).
- The TUI test fix for "which option is default" (asserting the actual selected row, not just that the word "(default)" appears) plus the new Return-key regression test are good, specific catches.
- Error handling in
createRegistrationConsentGate.register()is exhaustive — nothing escapes as an unhandled rejection into the new HTTP handler.
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MAJOR — Security / Design
current() returns the full Registration object — including setToken(), which closes over the real production armer, and register(), which redeems against the real production authority.
Any in-process code that imports FreeTierHost (not just this route, and not just code that has passed the disclosure-hash/origin checks in server.ts) can do:
const gate = FreeTierHost.current()
gate?.setToken({ token: "anything" })
await gate?.register({ token: "anything" })...and mint a Base credential without ever going through GET /altimate/base/disclosure or the acceptedDisclosureSha256 check. That defeats the invariant capability.ts's own docstring claims for this armer/redeemer pair — that no in-process code other than the entrypoint that claimed issueArmer() can ever produce a token registerAfterConsent accepts. Here, the entrypoint still claims it correctly (once, in serve.ts), but then hands out an object that re-exposes the same power to everyone downstream.
Suggest narrowing what current() returns to something that can't be misused as a raw mint primitive — e.g. a single registerWithDisclosure(acceptedDisclosureSha256: string): Promise<RegistrationResult> that performs the hash check inside host.ts itself (mint token → verify hash → arm → redeem, all in one call), rather than handing the caller setToken/register directly and trusting every future caller to redo the hash check correctly. That would make the HTTP route's own hash check redundant-but-safe instead of load-bearing.
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MAJOR — Logic Error / Design
Two separate concerns with calling the legacy Instance.disposeAll() here:
1. It may not actually fix the staleness it's meant to fix. /api/* traffic is forwarded via forwardHttpApiBridge (server.ts:204) before the legacy Instance.provide middleware runs (server.ts:~285), and that typed API path is backed by a separate InstanceStore (project/instance-store.ts), not the legacy Instance registry this call disposes. A directory/window that was only ever touched through /api/* won't be in the legacy Instance cache, so this call can't invalidate its cached provider state — which is exactly the "other window keeps showing Base as disconnected" case the surrounding comment says this fixes.
2. It's simultaneously broader than it needs to be. Instance.disposeAll() tears down every Instance.state entry process-wide — session prompt state, LSPs, PTYs, plugins, schedulers, file watchers, MCP connections — and emits server.instance.disposed, closing event streams for every other legacy-backed window on this serve instance. So a user registering Base in one window can interrupt active work in every other window attached to the same server, purely to refresh a provider list.
If a full instance-wide reset really is required today, that's a legitimate trade-off worth stating explicitly in the route's describeRoute description (right now a client has no way to know a registration call might disrupt unrelated sessions) — but the fix for concern #1 is separate from accepting the blast radius in #2: even accepting the broad reset, it should be reaching InstanceStore's directories too, or the /api/*-only case stays broken regardless of how disruptive the workaround is.
…egistries Addresses the two blocking review findings on this PR. `FreeTierHost.current()` returned the whole gate — `setToken`, closing over the real armer, and `register`, redeeming against the real authority — so any module importing it held a raw mint primitive and could register without going near the disclosure, in any order. It is replaced by `canRegister()` plus `registerWithAcceptedDisclosure()`, which hash-verifies and then mints, arms and redeems in a single call inside `host.ts`. There is no ordering for a caller to get wrong and no primitive to borrow. This is deliberately not claimed as a trust boundary: `registerWithAcceptedDisclosure` is exported and the hash is a SHA-256 of public text, so in-process code can still cause a registration. What it closes is accidental misuse and the drift of re-implementing the check per call site. The module comment says so plainly. The register route disposed only the legacy `Instance` registry. `/api/*` is forwarded to the typed HttpApi bridge before that middleware runs and is backed by a separate `InstanceStore`, so a directory reached only through `/api/*` kept its stale provider state — exactly the "other window still shows Base as disconnected" case the disposal exists to prevent. Both registries are now disposed, and `staleProviders: true` is returned if either fails. `describeRoute` now states the blast radius: disposal is process-wide and tears down instance-scoped state (sessions, LSPs, PTYs, MCP connections, file watchers) in every attached window. Narrowing that to a targeted `Provider.state` invalidation needs changes in `provider.ts` and `state.ts`, outside this feature; tracked separately. Also corrects a docstring in `client.ts` that still located the disclosure-hash check in the register route after it moved into `host.ts`. Verified: 20 Altimate Base tests and 8 TUI dialog tests pass; no type errors in the changed files. End-to-end against a freshly built binary — a stale hash is refused without minting, and a successful registration connects `altimate-free` immediately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HSTHWcVTkaVuxwto85ggrh
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| import { FreeTier } from "../altimate/free/client" | ||
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| // altimate_change start — Altimate Base registration must invalidate BOTH instance registries. |
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SUGGESTION: Redundant nested altimate_change markers
The InstanceStore/AppRuntime imports (lines 46–47) already sit inside the outer altimate_change block that opens at line 32 (Altimate-only server endpoints) and closes at line 50, so the nested start/end pair at lines 45/48 is redundant. Marker Guard only checks coverage; dropping the inner pair leaves the imports still marked without the overlap.
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SUGGESTION: Reuse InstanceRuntime.disposeAllInstances() instead of inlining this Effect call
AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use((store) => store.disposeAll())) duplicates the existing bridge InstanceRuntime.disposeAllInstances() (packages/opencode/src/project/instance-runtime.ts:12). Routing through it drops the newly added InstanceStore and AppRuntime imports (used nowhere else in this file) and keeps disposal going through the one shared helper:
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| // Hash verification, mint, arm and redeem all happen inside `FreeTierHost`, so this route | ||
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listen accepts non-loopback hostnames, and the global middleware skips authentication when OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD is unset. A remote client can therefore omit Origin, submit the public disclosure hash, and reach FreeTierHost.registerWithAcceptedDisclosure(). Require endpoint authentication or an equivalent local-only transport credential before registration.
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P3: Remove the nested `altimate_change` markers around these imports; the surrounding Altimate server block already covers them, so the extra pair adds no coverage and makes the change boundaries harder to maintain.</violation>
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P1: When `serve` binds a non-loopback hostname without `OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD`, this route accepts any remote caller that omits `Origin`; the disclosure hash is public and does not authenticate the caller. Require server authentication or a local-only transport credential before invoking `registerWithAcceptedDisclosure`.</violation>
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P2: When a directory exists in both registries, this runs the shared per-directory disposers twice concurrently and emits duplicate `server.instance.disposed` events. Coordinate the two cache invalidations through one idempotent disposal coordinator, or otherwise ensure shared disposers and disposal notifications run once per directory.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/server/server.ts:852">
P3: Route this disposal through `InstanceRuntime.disposeAllInstances()` instead of duplicating its `AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use(...))` implementation. Keep the shared bridge as the single entry point for disposing the `InstanceStore` registry.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/altimate-base-disclosure-claims.test.ts:30">
P3: The docs-superset test reuses the broad REQUIRED regexes against the whole providers.md file, so two of the four claims are not actually validated against the "Data handling" note. `/secret|confidential/i` matches `AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY`, `GITHUB_TOKEN lacks ... secret`, etc. scattered across the doc, and `/rate.?limit/i` matches the unrelated "rate limits and abuse protection" (line 52) and "rate limiting" (line 107), not just the note. As a result the test's core guarantee the docs disclose what the gate summarises is silently unenforced for the secrets and rate-limiting terms. Scope those assertions to the Data handling section (e.g. read from the `**Data handling:**` marker through the next `**` marker) or use more specific patterns, so the test fails when the note is trimmed.</violation>
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| // Hash verification, mint, arm and redeem all happen inside `FreeTierHost`, so this route | ||
| // cannot mint without checking and no other module can borrow the mint primitive. See | ||
| // `altimate/free/host.ts` for why the gate is never handed back out. | ||
| const attempt = await FreeTierHost.registerWithAcceptedDisclosure(acceptedDisclosureSha256) |
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P1: When serve binds a non-loopback hostname without OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD, this route accepts any remote caller that omits Origin; the disclosure hash is public and does not authenticate the caller. Require server authentication or a local-only transport credential before invoking registerWithAcceptedDisclosure.
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<comment>When `serve` binds a non-loopback hostname without `OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD`, this route accepts any remote caller that omits `Origin`; the disclosure hash is public and does not authenticate the caller. Require server authentication or a local-only transport credential before invoking `registerWithAcceptedDisclosure`.</comment>
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@@ -798,10 +803,14 @@ export namespace Server {
+ // Hash verification, mint, arm and redeem all happen inside `FreeTierHost`, so this route
+ // cannot mint without checking and no other module can borrow the mint primitive. See
+ // `altimate/free/host.ts` for why the gate is never handed back out.
+ const attempt = await FreeTierHost.registerWithAcceptedDisclosure(acceptedDisclosureSha256)
+ if (attempt.kind === "unavailable") {
+ return c.json({ error: "This host cannot register Altimate Base." }, 501)
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| // A failure in either leaves the credential written but provider lists possibly stale, so | ||
| // it is reported rather than swallowed: the client needs to know its picker may be wrong. | ||
| if (outcome.ok) { | ||
| const disposed = await Promise.all([ |
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P2: When a directory exists in both registries, this runs the shared per-directory disposers twice concurrently and emits duplicate server.instance.disposed events. Coordinate the two cache invalidations through one idempotent disposal coordinator, or otherwise ensure shared disposers and disposal notifications run once per directory.
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<comment>When a directory exists in both registries, this runs the shared per-directory disposers twice concurrently and emits duplicate `server.instance.disposed` events. Coordinate the two cache invalidations through one idempotent disposal coordinator, or otherwise ensure shared disposers and disposal notifications run once per directory.</comment>
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@@ -811,21 +820,44 @@ export namespace Server {
- await Instance.dispose().catch((error) =>
- log.error("Altimate Base registered but instance dispose failed", { error }),
- )
+ const disposed = await Promise.all([
+ Instance.disposeAll().then(
+ () => true,
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| return false | ||
| }, | ||
| ), | ||
| AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use((store) => store.disposeAll())).then( |
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P3: Route this disposal through InstanceRuntime.disposeAllInstances() instead of duplicating its AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use(...)) implementation. Keep the shared bridge as the single entry point for disposing the InstanceStore registry.
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<comment>Route this disposal through `InstanceRuntime.disposeAllInstances()` instead of duplicating its `AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use(...))` implementation. Keep the shared bridge as the single entry point for disposing the `InstanceStore` registry.</comment>
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@@ -811,21 +820,44 @@ export namespace Server {
+ return false
+ },
+ ),
+ AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use((store) => store.disposeAll())).then(
+ () => true,
+ (error) => {
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| // altimate_change - Altimate Base disclosure + consent-gated registration for HTTP hosts | ||
| import { FreeTier } from "../altimate/free/client" | ||
| import { FreeTierConsent } from "../altimate/free/consent" | ||
| // altimate_change start — Altimate Base registration must invalidate BOTH instance registries. |
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P3: Remove the nested altimate_change markers around these imports; the surrounding Altimate server block already covers them, so the extra pair adds no coverage and makes the change boundaries harder to maintain.
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<comment>Remove the nested `altimate_change` markers around these imports; the surrounding Altimate server block already covers them, so the extra pair adds no coverage and makes the change boundaries harder to maintain.</comment>
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@@ -40,9 +40,12 @@ import { readMcpEntryFromDisk } from "../mcp/config"
-import { randomBytes } from "node:crypto"
import { FreeTier } from "../altimate/free/client"
import { FreeTierConsent } from "../altimate/free/consent"
+// altimate_change start — Altimate Base registration must invalidate BOTH instance registries.
+import { InstanceStore } from "@/project/instance-store"
+import { AppRuntime } from "@/effect/app-runtime"
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| describe("Altimate Base consent gate", () => { | ||
| test("carries every core data term", () => { | ||
| for (const claim of REQUIRED) { |
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P3: The docs-superset test reuses the broad REQUIRED regexes against the whole providers.md file, so two of the four claims are not actually validated against the "Data handling" note. /secret|confidential/i matches AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, GITHUB_TOKEN lacks ... secret, etc. scattered across the doc, and /rate.?limit/i matches the unrelated "rate limits and abuse protection" (line 52) and "rate limiting" (line 107), not just the note. As a result the test's core guarantee the docs disclose what the gate summarises is silently unenforced for the secrets and rate-limiting terms. Scope those assertions to the Data handling section (e.g. read from the **Data handling:** marker through the next ** marker) or use more specific patterns, so the test fails when the note is trimmed.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/altimate-base-disclosure-claims.test.ts, line 30:
<comment>The docs-superset test reuses the broad REQUIRED regexes against the whole providers.md file, so two of the four claims are not actually validated against the "Data handling" note. `/secret|confidential/i` matches `AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY`, `GITHUB_TOKEN lacks ... secret`, etc. scattered across the doc, and `/rate.?limit/i` matches the unrelated "rate limits and abuse protection" (line 52) and "rate limiting" (line 107), not just the note. As a result the test's core guarantee the docs disclose what the gate summarises is silently unenforced for the secrets and rate-limiting terms. Scope those assertions to the Data handling section (e.g. read from the `**Data handling:**` marker through the next `**` marker) or use more specific patterns, so the test fails when the note is trimmed.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,74 @@
+
+describe("Altimate Base consent gate", () => {
+ test("carries every core data term", () => {
+ for (const claim of REQUIRED) {
+ expect(
+ claim.pattern.test(ALTIMATE_BASE_DISCLOSURE),
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Re-review — both blocking findings verified fixed
Verified 3692084 against the tree myself (not just the description): read the diff, ran bun test test/server/altimate-base-registration.test.ts test/altimate/altimate-base-armer-callsites.test.ts test/altimate/altimate-base-disclosure-claims.test.ts (20/20 pass), ran the full test/altimate/ suite (5115 pass, 2 unrelated pre-existing failures in sample-setup.test.ts that touch neither this PR's files nor its feature area), and typechecked packages/opencode (the only errors are pre-existing, in dialog-move-session.tsx, untouched by this PR).
1. FreeTierHost.current() capability leak — fixed. current() is gone. host.ts now exposes only canRegister(): boolean and registerWithAcceptedDisclosure(hash): Promise<RegisterOutcome>, which verifies the hash and then mints/arms/redeems, all inside the module. There's no setToken/register pair left to borrow, so a caller can no longer skip the check by reordering calls. The new module comment is appropriately honest about what this does and doesn't guarantee (not a trust boundary against in-process code — the real boundary is the process itself) rather than overclaiming, which is exactly right.
2. Instance.disposeAll() wrong/incomplete registry — fixed. The route now disposes both the legacy Instance registry and InstanceStore (via the existing AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use(...)) pattern already used in routes/tui.ts — confirmed this isn't a novel construct), in parallel, and reports staleProviders: true if either fails. This closes the "directory only reached through /api/* stays stale" gap I flagged.
On the blast-radius half of finding #2 — deliberately not fixed, and that's fine. The reply traced the actual mechanism (session/prompt.ts's teardown calls item.abort.abort(), so this does interrupt other windows' in-flight generations and PTYs) and correctly scoped the real fix (Provider.state invalidation, not full instance disposal) as touching shared hot-path files outside this feature — deferred to a separate ticket, with the trade-off now stated in the route's own describeRoute description so API consumers aren't surprised by it. That's a legitimate scope boundary, not a dodge.
Remaining open items — all non-blocking, all disclosed rather than hidden: the staleProviders test gap, test order-dependence, no password+Origin test, no concurrent-registration test, GET disclosure's missing Origin check (reasoned: read-only, no I/O, public data only), and the registered: false-on-misconfig ambiguity. None of these were silently dropped — the author's reply names each one explicitly as still open. Worth a follow-up PR for the test gaps given how much of the rest of this feature is unusually well-tested, but nothing here should block merge.
Approving.
Re-review by Claude, verifying the fix commit against the prior consensus round's two MAJOR findings.
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Marker Guard failed on this PR. `const log = Log.create({ service: "serve" })` sat
just after the marker block that imports `Log`, so it read as unmarked custom code
in an upstream-shared file and would not be protected from an upstream overwrite.
Gives it its own marker pair rather than folding it into the import block, so the
reason it exists — the Base registration gate's `onUnexpectedError` hook — is
recorded where the code is.
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/server/server.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/server/server.ts:852">
P1: The `/api` bridge is not invalidated by this call because it runs on a different `InstanceStore` layer than `AppRuntime`. After registration, `/api` provider handlers can keep their cached pre-registration credential and still report Altimate Base as disconnected; dispose the store owned by the HTTP API runtime or make both surfaces use one shared registry.</violation>
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| return false | ||
| }, | ||
| ), | ||
| AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use((store) => store.disposeAll())).then( |
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P1: The /api bridge is not invalidated by this call because it runs on a different InstanceStore layer than AppRuntime. After registration, /api provider handlers can keep their cached pre-registration credential and still report Altimate Base as disconnected; dispose the store owned by the HTTP API runtime or make both surfaces use one shared registry.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/server/server.ts, line 852:
<comment>The `/api` bridge is not invalidated by this call because it runs on a different `InstanceStore` layer than `AppRuntime`. After registration, `/api` provider handlers can keep their cached pre-registration credential and still report Altimate Base as disconnected; dispose the store owned by the HTTP API runtime or make both surfaces use one shared registry.</comment>
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@@ -811,21 +820,44 @@ export namespace Server {
+ return false
+ },
+ ),
+ AppRuntime.runPromise(InstanceStore.Service.use((store) => store.disposeAll())).then(
+ () => true,
+ (error) => {
</file context>
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Issue for this PR
Closes # (no tracking issue — raised from the VS Code extension side, companion PR: AltimateAI/vscode-altimate-mcp-server#460)
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Lets a non-terminal host register Altimate Base.
registerAfterConsentonly acts on a token armed through a module-private authority, and the armer is claimable once per process. Previously only the TUI worker claimed it, so the VS Code extension — which talks HTTP toaltimate serve— could never mint a Base credential: the model appears inGET /provider'sallbut never inconnected, and selecting it failed the next prompt withmodel altimate-base not found.Two routes:
GET /altimate/base/disclosure— read-only. Returns the consent text, the picker hint,registered, and the SHA-256 the client must echo back. It arms nothing.POST /altimate/base/register— checks the echoed hash, then mints, arms and redeems the consent token in one operation, registers, and callsInstance.disposeAll(). ReturnsstaleProviders: trueif that disposal fails, since the credential is written but provider lists may be stale.What the hash does and does not prove. It makes "the caller holds the current disclosure text" checkable — a client rendering superseded wording cannot register people against text they were never shown, so a copy change like #1268 actually takes effect. It does not prove a human read anything: any caller can
GETthe disclosure and echo the hash. Over HTTP, "the user saw this" remains an assertion by the caller. (An earlier version of this description claimed otherwise; that was wrong and is retracted in the comments below.)disposeAll()rather thandispose(): the Base credential is one global file, butInstance.dispose()evicts onlycache.delete(Instance.directory)— the directory the request happened to carry — so a multi-root workspace or a second window kept a provider list in which Base was still disconnected.The gate is injected by the entrypoint (
cli/cmd/serve.ts) rather than claimed in the route, becauseissueArmer()throws on a second claim and the TUI worker already holds it while serving HTTP from the same process. A host that injects nothing — the TUI worker — gets501rather than a second surface that could bypass its own dialog.capability.tsowns the canonical statement of who may claim it, and a test enforces that list against the source.Registration is also refused when an
Originheader is present and no server password is set: a page on a CORS-allowed origin can reach this port without being a local process, which is a different reachability class from "can already execute tools here". Native clients send noOrigin. Note this does not stop a non-browser local caller; requiring a password unconditionally was rejected because the extension never setsOPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD, so it would disable the feature for its whole audience.The disclosure text has one definition in
packages/core, sincepackages/tuiandpackages/opencodecannot import each other. #1268's copy change is merged in and reaches both surfaces through it.How did you verify your code works?
Three new/changed suites, 20 tests:
test/server/altimate-base-registration.test.ts(11) — both501-when-no-gate paths,GETarming nothing, mint/arm/redeem token identity, stale-hash refusal without touching the gate, case-insensitive hash, the403browser refusal, failure-taxonomy passthrough, validator rejection,provide()single-shot.test/altimate/altimate-base-disclosure-claims.test.ts(6) — the gate carries logging / model use / don't-send-secrets / rate limits whatever the wording; the docs remain a superset; the known "may be logged" vs "are logged" deviation is pinned so it cannot drift further silently.test/altimate/altimate-base-armer-callsites.test.ts(3) — theissueArmer()call-site set matches the canonical docstring, so adding a claimer fails here instead of quietly falsifying prose.packages/tuiBase dialog suite: 8, now including one that asserts which option is default by cursor position (it previously checked only that "(default)" appeared somewhere, so it passed unchanged through an inversion of the default and back) and one covering Return declining.bun turbo typecheckclean across 13 packages.End-to-end against a running
altimate servepointed at a local self-signed stub gateway: forged, malformed and replayed tokens all rejected; a valid request registers andaltimate-freejoinsconnectedonly after disposal. Also end-to-end in code-server against the production gateway via the companion PR, including a deliberate 45-second pause before accepting — which the first revision of this PR failed, because it armed the token at disclosure-fetch time against a 30s TTL.Screenshots / recordings
Server-side only. The UI is in the companion PR.
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