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fix(all-mcp): parser-consistency cluster — int64ArgValueStrict + parseLimit + dump default cap (#22, #23, #25)#32

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Refs #22 #23 #25

Summary

Parser-consistency cluster — closes 3 related issues filed during the #8/#11/#12 verification batch (parseMaxMessages strictness wave, 2026-04-26 / -27). Same root-cause shape (silent fallback / type-strictness) at the helper layer, propagated to 5 callsites + 6 new tests.

#22chat_id type-mismatch message misleads

int64ArgValue returns nil on .string("not-a-number") → caller throws "X is required" (key was present, value was the wrong type). Fix: new int64ArgValueStrict throws with quoted value for debug clarity. Used by both parsers; non-strict int64ArgValue stays for the 20+ direct Server.swift callsites (sister concern).

#23parseDumpChatToMarkdownArgs default-5000 bypasses cap

parseMaxMessages only validates explicit args; the literal ?? 5000 fallback silently bypasses validateMaxMessagesCap despite the cap's docstring claiming single source of truth. Fix: belt-and-suspenders explicit cap call after the default fallback.

#25parseLimit pattern not applied

Server.swift × 4 + HandlerArgs.swift:81 still use args["limit"]?.intValue ?? N. Fix: new parseLimit helper modeled on parseMaxMessages; rejects non-numeric strings + zero/negative; accepts whole-number doubles per MCP SDK convention.

Changes

Layer File What
Helper HandlerArgs.swift +int64ArgValueStrict, +parseLimit, +validateMaxMessagesCap call on dump default
Caller Server.swift 4 limit callsites → try parseLimit(args, default: N); catch-all → errorResultFromParse(error) (drive-by, so HandlerArgError surfaces user-friendly description)
Test ServerHandlerLogicTests.swift Update testChatIdAsStringInvalidThrows (locks #22 fix) + 7 new tests

Commits

  • 77bf279 feat: add int64ArgValueStrict + parseLimit + dump default cap
  • 5ae4a8e refactor: swap limit callers + use errorResultFromParse in catch-all
  • 63b74df test: cover parser-consistency cluster

Checklist

  • Diagnose (#25 diagnosis)
  • Implement (3 commits, +193/-12 lines)
  • Build clean (swift build -c release ✓)
  • Tests pass (swift test --skip E2ETests → 212 tests, 0 failures, was 204)
  • Verify (run /idd-verify --pr <N>)
  • Verify-gated: post-verify PASS = ready to merge → cluster /idd-close #22 #23 #25 after merge

Sister concerns surfaced during implementation

  1. int64ArgValue non-strict variant still serves 20+ direct Server.swift callsites with the same chat_id type-mismatch error message misleads (silently shows 'is required' instead of type error) #22 bug shape (get_chat, send_message, edit_message, etc.). Out of scope for this cluster — different blast radius would mean +20 try propagation. Will be filed as new issue at Step 5.7 sister bug sweep.

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#22, #23, #25)

Parser-consistency cluster — closes the gap left by #8 (parseMaxMessages):

- int64ArgValueStrict throws on .string("not-numeric") instead of silent nil →
  caller-throws-required. Closes #22 misleading-error-message. Used by both
  parsers (parseGetChatHistoryArgs, parseDumpChatToMarkdownArgs) for chat_id
  and from_message_id; the non-strict int64ArgValue stays for the 20+ direct
  Server.swift callsites (separate sister concern).

- parseLimit modeled on parseMaxMessages: accepts .int / .string(numeric) /
  whole .double; throws on type-mismatch + zero/negative. Closes #25 silent
  fallback shape (args["limit"]?.intValue ?? N) at the parser layer.

- parseDumpChatToMarkdownArgs default-5000 path now runs validateMaxMessagesCap
  explicitly (belt-and-suspenders). Closes #23 latent-invariant: the cap's
  docstring claims single source of truth but the default-5000 literal
  previously bypassed it. Future cap policy changes (e.g. tighten to 1000 for
  paid tier) will now propagate to the default path atomically.
…FromParse in catch-all (#22, #23, #25)

Caller-layer side of the parser-consistency cluster:

- get_chats / search_chats / search_messages / get_chat_members:
  args["limit"]?.intValue ?? N → try parseLimit(args, default: N).
  Each callsite now rejects type-mismatch + zero/negative limits at the
  MCP transport boundary instead of silently producing default-size results.

- handleToolCall catch-all (L591): error.localizedDescription →
  errorResultFromParse(error). For HandlerArgError / DateParseError this
  surfaces the user-facing description (was generic Swift fallback string);
  other error types still hit the same localizedDescription path inside
  errorResultFromParse. Drive-by improvement so parseLimit throws are
  visible to MCP clients via the catch-all path (the existing dedicated
  parse-error do/catch blocks for get_chat_history / dump_chat_to_markdown
  are still in place — unchanged).
Updates testChatIdAsStringInvalidThrows to lock the #22 fix (asserts the
new "chat_id must be an integer; got \"...\"" message instead of the
pre-#22 misleading "chat_id is required") and adds 7 new tests:

- testFromMessageIdAsStringInvalidThrows — #22 parity for from_message_id
- testDumpChatIdAsStringInvalidThrows — #22 parity for parseDumpChatToMarkdownArgs
- testParseDumpDefaultMaxMessagesRespectsCap — #23 structural invariant
  guard (default-5000 path now flows through validateMaxMessagesCap)
- testLimitRejectsInvalidString — #25 non-numeric string rejected
- testLimitAcceptsWholeNumberDouble — #25 JS/Python encoder parity
  (.double(50.0) accepted, same shape as parseMaxMessages from #8)
- testLimitRejectsZeroOrNegative — #25 positive-only invariant
- testLimitAcceptsNumericString — #25 legacy MCP client parity

Test count: 204 → 212 (no failures).
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Verify Report — PR #32

Engine

5 general-purpose Agents (Claude reviewers) + Codex (gpt-5.5 xhigh) = 6-AI ensemble. All 6 produced findings (2 reviewers had socket-error first attempt, recovered via Step 2.5b retry).

Aggregate

🔴 FAIL — 5 P1 blockers + 3 P2 in-scope-fix + 1 P3 follow-up.

PR refs: #22 #23 #25 (plus cross-refs #8 #11 #12 from commit history)
Verified scope: #22 #23 #25

Findings (cross-source merged)

# Severity Finding Sources Action
F1 P1 Commit 77bf279 body contains Closes #22, Closes #23, Closes #25 (3 prose lines explaining what each issue's fix does). On merge, these lines land on main and GitHub's auto-close parser fires → bypasses /idd-close's checklist gate + closing summary. (Step 0.8 detection + DA-D5) step0.8 + agents:devils-advocate Blocking — amend commit body to use "Refs #N" / "Addresses #N" instead of "Closes #N"
F2 P1 testParseDumpDefaultMaxMessagesRespectsCap is a placebo test — only asserts parsed.maxMessages == 5000. Since cap (10_000) > default (5000), the try validateMaxMessagesCap(maxMessages) call has no observable return-value effect → mutation test (delete the line) keeps test passing. The future-proof claim is untestable. agents:devils-advocate + codex:M2 Blocking — refactor: either inject cap (via parseMaxMessages(args, default:) overload) and test cap=1000 triggers throw, OR remove the test + acknowledge fix is structural-audit-only
F3 P1 #22 commit says Closes #22 misleading-error-message but cluster only migrated 3 of ~22 callsites (parsers in HandlerArgs.swift). The remaining 20+ direct int64ArgValue callsites in Server.swift (L423/437/467/471/475/483/491-2/499/508/515-6/523-4/530/537/544/559-60) still have the exact #22 bug shape. Sister issue #33 exists but the commit auto-closes #22. Misnamed closure. agents:requirements + agents:regression + agents:devils-advocate (D4) + codex Blocking — same fix as F1 (amend "Closes" → "Refs") + scope acknowledgement in PR description; OR migrate all 22 callsites in this PR
F4 P1 parseLimit lacks upper cap. parseMaxMessages enforces <= 10_000 via validateMaxMessagesCap; parseLimit only checks > 0. Inconsistency vs the stated "parity with #8 A1" goal. Caller can pass .int(999_999_999) straight into TDLib (get_chats / search_messages / get_chat_members). agents:logic (F1) + agents:devils-advocate (D2) + codex:M1 + agents:security (noted as out-of-scope but raised) Blocking — add a shared validateLimitCap (e.g. 1000 or per-handler) OR explicit "no upper bound by design" comment + follow-up issue
F5 P1 int64ArgValueStrict docstring claims .bool is rejected "with quoted value for debug clarity" — but .bool(true) falls through to the no-quote fallback message ("X must be an integer") because Value.stringValue only matches .string. Docstring lies about behavior. agents:logic (F2) Blocking (low) — fix docstring
F6 P2 CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased] Fixed entry missing for cluster (#22 #23 #25 issue bodies explicitly demanded it). agents:regression (R1) + codex In-scope fix — add CHANGELOG [Unreleased] block
F7 P2 Test gaps: no test for .bool(true) (verify generic branch), .null (verify treat-as-absent semantics), .double(50.5) (verify fractional rejection), per-handler parseLimit (only parseGetChatHistoryArgs covered — get_chats / search_chats / search_messages / get_chat_members not directly tested). agents:logic (F3) + codex + agents:requirements In-scope fix — add 4-7 tests
F8 P2 int64ArgValueStrict + int64ArgValue dual-helper pattern — callers must remember which to use. No compile-time enforcement. Increases cognitive load. agents:devils-advocate (D1) + codex:M3 Follow-up (or document trade-off in helper comments) — partially tracked by #33 sister
F9 P3 Catch-all errorResultFromParse swap (drive-by) is correct improvement, but creates asymmetric error UX: parsers in HandlerArgs.swift get the new path, Server.swift's 20+ direct int64ArgValue callers still go through legacy errorResult(...) . agents:logic (F6) Follow-up — document as part of #33 fix

Process Gaps

  • 2/5 reviewer agents (Requirements + Logic) hit socket disconnect on first spawn (~19 min runtime each). Step 2.5b retry succeeded for both within 90s of re-prompt. Engine ran at full 5+1 capacity but with 2x cost in agent compute. Worth noting for capacity planning.

Devil's Advocate Verdict

DA explicitly says: PR should NOT merge unconditionally. D3 + D5 (=F1, F2 above) are blocking; D2 + D4 (=F3, F4 above) strongly recommended fix. Sibling Security ✅ + Regression "PASS" need to be downgraded to "✅ with caveats" pending F1–F5 resolution.

Recommended Action Plan

Priority Fix Method
🔴 P1-now F1+F3 (same root cause) git rebase -i origin/main → amend commit 77bf279 body: replace 3× Closes with Addresses or Refs + add explicit "Cluster scope: parser-layer 3 callsites in HandlerArgs.swift; 20+ Server.swift direct callsites tracked as #33". Force-push branch.
🔴 P1-now F2 Refactor parseMaxMessages to accept a default: parameter that flows through validateMaxMessagesCap. New test: testParseDumpDefaultRespectsCustomCap parameterized with cap=1000.
🔴 P1-now F4 Add validateLimitCap (single source of truth, e.g. 10_000 same as max_messages, OR document why per-handler caps differ). Update parseLimit to call it.
🔴 P1-now F5 Fix docstring: remove "with quoted value for debug clarity" for .bool/.array/.object branch.
🟡 P2 F6 Add che-telegram-all-mcp/CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased] block.
🟡 P2 F7 Add tests for .bool(true), .null, .double(50.5), and at least 1 handler-level integration test for non-parseGetChatHistoryArgs parseLimit path.
🟢 P3 F8 + F9 Note in int64ArgValueStrict docstring: "Use this in parsers (parseXxxArgs). Direct Server.swift callsites still use non-strict int64ArgValue pending #33".

Verify-gated checklist update

PR description's checklist says:

- [ ] Verify (run /idd-verify --pr <N>)

Verify ran, found 5 P1 blockers. Checklist should remain ☐ until P1s addressed.


Source files:

  • /tmp/verify_32_findings_requirements.md (7039 bytes)
  • /tmp/verify_32_findings_logic.md (7482 bytes)
  • /tmp/verify_32_findings_security.md (15324 bytes)
  • /tmp/verify_32_findings_regression.md (10284 bytes)
  • /tmp/verify_32_findings_devils-advocate.md (18248 bytes)
  • /tmp/verify_32/codex.md (6884 bytes)

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