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Render an agent turn onto a chat platform - #951
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The `ChatSession` Durable Object already streams a turn as `ChatEvent`s, and `@maple/domain` already folds them into a transcript. What was missing is everything between that transcript and a message in a channel. `@maple/chat-platform` is that half, and it is built around one rule: everything that differs between one chat vendor and the next lives under `src/connectors/<id>/`. Nothing above a connector directory names a vendor, so adding a platform is a directory plus one line in the registry — `src/vendor-isolation.test.ts` reads the sources and fails if that erodes. - `src/render/` — a turn as platform-neutral blocks: prose, chart, entity reference, tool activity, approval request, notice. Chart fences and `<<maple:…>>` annotations come out of the prose through `@maple/domain`'s own parsers, so this surface and the web transcript cannot disagree about what counts as one. An injected `chartImageUrl` port supplies a plot's image; a chart without one falls back to a summary line rather than vanishing. - `src/outbound.ts` — what a connector implements: a character budget, an edit interval, post, edit, typing. Formatting is deliberately NOT in it: the transport takes blocks, so a markdown dialect, an embed, a button and a mention syntax never leave the connector's directory. - `src/driver.ts` — one turn: a placeholder, then edits throttled to the platform's interval and coalesced, a final flush on `turn-end`, splitting that never cuts inside a code fence, and a short neutral notice for a turn that failed, was stopped or hit the step limit. A reconnect's replay folds to the same transcript, so it posts nothing twice. - `src/connectors/discord/` — the first platform: REST v10 over Effect's `HttpClient`, embeds for chart images, buttons carrying the approval token in a `custom_id` that fits the 100-character limit, and 429 handling that honours `retry_after`. The bot token is a service the host Worker supplies. Nothing imports the driver yet.
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participant ChatSession
participant driveChatTurn
participant renderChatMessage
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participant DiscordREST
ChatSession->>driveChatTurn: stream turn events
driveChatTurn->>renderChatMessage: render transcript
renderChatMessage-->>driveChatTurn: ChatBlock array
driveChatTurn->>splitBlocks: fit blocks to connector limits
splitBlocks-->>driveChatTurn: message chunks
driveChatTurn->>discordOutbound: post or edit chunks
discordOutbound->>DiscordREST: authenticated request
DiscordREST-->>discordOutbound: response or rate limit
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🔴 Replayed terminal aborts current turn
When events replays an earlier turn, Stream.takeUntil stops at its turn-end. The current turn never reaches the platform.
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The driver contract permits a stream from sequence zero or from a cursor before the target turn. Such a stream can contain completed historical turns. Stream.takeUntil(isTurnEnd) examines events before transcript.add can discard replayed sequence numbers, and isTurnEnd accepts any top-level terminal event. The driver therefore cannot safely identify the target turn from the stream as currently modeled.
Example: A session contains completed turn a1, then starts a2. A subscription from sequence zero reaches a1's terminal first, so the driver posts or edits only a1 and exits without consuming a2.
Recommended fix: Add the target assistant message ID or starting sequence to ChatTurnDriverOptions. Terminate only on a new top-level turn-end for that target, after replay deduplication. Add tests covering full-history startup and reconnect replay containing an older terminal.
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Fixed in e5b5f42. The turn's message id is a driver option now — what beginTurn answered with — so both the transcript lookup and the stop condition are keyed on it, and a replayed earlier turn can neither be adopted nor end this one. The placeholder posts before the first event rather than on turn-start.
| export const encodeChatActionToken = (sessionId: ChatSessionId, toolCallId: string): ChatActionToken => | ||
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🟡 Session separator corrupts approval token
When a ChatSessionId contains |, encodeChatActionToken creates an ambiguous token. Decoding returns a different session and tool call.
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ChatSessionId is only a branded string, and makeChatSessionId does not reject | in either input. The token format therefore cannot assume that the session portion excludes its delimiter. Splitting at the first | moves the rest of the session ID into toolCallId.
Example: Encoding session org_1:room|thread with call call_9 produces org_1:room|thread|call_9. Decoding returns session org_1:room and call thread|call_9 instead of the original pair.
Recommended fix: Use an unambiguous compact encoding, such as a length-prefixed session component, or formally constrain and validate ChatSessionId so | cannot occur. Keep the platform's action-ID budget covered by tests.
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Fixed in e5b5f42 — the session half is escaped before the join, so the split is unambiguous whatever minted the tab id. Covered by a test with a | in the tab.
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🟡 Six approvals invalidate Discord message
When a turn contains six proposed calls, rows.push exceeds Discord's five action-row limit. Discord rejects the entire message.
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Each approval creates one action row containing two buttons. Discord permits at most five action rows in a message, but this array grows once per proposal without a cap. The neutral splitter budgets characters, not component counts, so several short approvals remain in one message.
Example: Six short proposed tool calls weigh far less than the 1,800-character budget. They render as six action rows, and Discord rejects the payload instead of displaying any approvals.
Recommended fix: Enforce a five-row limit while rendering or split blocks using connector-specific structural limits. Render overflow approvals without buttons and direct users to Maple, rather than silently dropping their existence.
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Fixed in e5b5f42 — rows stop at five, and the sixth approval onward falls back to the same text line the oversized-token case already used.
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🟡 Oversized charts invalidate Discord message
An oversized chart title or summary enters embed fields unchanged. Discord rejects the entire message when either field exceeds its limit.
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Chart titles, category names, and series names originate in model-authored chart JSON and have no schema length bounds. Discord limits embed titles to 256 characters and descriptions to 4,096 characters. The 1,800-character neutral budget does not solve this because oversized non-prose blocks are emitted whole, and even a 257-character title is already invalid.
Example: A valid ranked chart with a 300-character title remains below the message budget. The renderer places all 300 characters in embed.title, and Discord rejects the payload instead of showing the chart.
Recommended fix: Clamp every Discord embed field to its documented limit inside renderDiscordMessage, preserving an ellipsis where content is shortened. Add boundary tests for title and description limits.
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Fixed in e5b5f42 — embed title and description are clamped to 256 and 4096, through the same helper the content clamp uses.
- A turn that fails before `turn-start` said nothing. The engine emits `turn-start` from the run itself, so a turn that dies while it is being built reaches the session as a lone `turn-end` — and the flush returned early on a null message id, swallowing the only notice the reader would have got. - A mid-turn edit that failed took its fiber with it silently: nothing joins the throttle fiber, so the cause was lost. It is logged where it happens now, and the typing indicator's cause is no longer discarded either. - `retry_after` is a remote number reaching `Effect.sleep`. It is schema-bounded and clamped to 30s, so a wrong or hostile value spends an attempt instead of parking the turn; the `retry-after` header goes through a schema too. - An `HttpClientError` was collapsed into "Discord was unreachable", which files our own encode and invalid-url bugs as the provider's. The reason is in the message now. - The 429 retry moved out of the span, so the attempts a rate limit costs are sibling client spans rather than nesting three deep, and each records its own status. The spans carry method, host, the route TEMPLATE (never the concrete path — a channel id names the conversation) and the response status, matching what alert delivery already annotates. `Discord.post` now covers reading the reply, so a malformed one cannot leave an Ok span beside a failed turn. - `Effect.fn`/`fnUntraced` instead of arrows returning `Effect.gen` with a hand-piped `withSpan`, and the driver's span names the connector and session. `ChatOutbound` carries its `connectorId` for that, which the fake connector in the tests now has too — "testchat". - The token decode no longer runs a throwing decoder over a platform's string, the Discord block switch has an exhaustiveness gate, and a forced mid-line cut always advances by at least one character.
…hat has not changed Three real bugs a review of the tests turned up, each with a case that fails before the fix: - `cutMarkdown` could emit chunks four characters over the budget, and for one reachable input it never stopped emitting them. A model that writes ```json and the payload ON THE SAME LINE opens a fence whose opener is longer than a whole message, and every chunk was re-seeded with that whole line. A cut now repeats the fence and its language, never the content that shared its line; an opening line pays for its own closing ``` and counts as open from its first packed character, so an opener cut mid-line is not left unbalanced. The budget is asserted on adversarial inputs now, not just fence parity — which is why the overflow shipped green the first time. - Every flush edited every posted message, changed or not. A turn cut into three messages spent three edits a tick, almost all of them rewriting a message with what it already said, against an edit budget that is per channel rather than per message. The driver remembers what each message holds and sends only what differs; a message a retraction shrank the turn past is emptied once instead of on every tick. - An event stream that died left the reader looking at "Working on it…" forever. It now closes with a notice and then fails.
…'s component limits From the PR bot's review: - A stream from seq 0 replays whole earlier turns, which the driver's own contract allows. It discovered its message from the first `turn-start` and stopped on the first `turn-end`, so on such a stream it adopted an old turn and stopped before the real one said a word. The turn's message id is an option now — what `beginTurn` answered with — and both the fold and the stop condition are keyed on it. The placeholder posts before the first event rather than on `turn-start`, so the acknowledgement no longer waits on the agent, and a turn that dies before starting still gets its notice. - A session id carrying the token separator decoded back as a SHORTER session id that still looked valid — the wrong conversation, silently. The session half is escaped, so the split is unambiguous whatever minted the tab id. - Six proposed calls meant six action rows, and Discord rejects a message over five. The sixth onward fall back to the text line the oversized-token case already used. - A chart title is model-authored and bounded by nothing; over 256 characters it is not a bad embed, it is a rejected message. Embed title and description are clamped, and the content clamp reads as one function with them.
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In `@packages/chat-platform/src/action-token.ts`:
- Around line 29-30: Update encodeChatActionToken to escape the percent marker
before escaping the separator, and update decodeChatActionToken to reverse those
substitutions in reverse order so session IDs containing literal escape
sequences round-trip unchanged.
In `@packages/chat-platform/src/connectors/discord/render.ts`:
- Around line 64-73: Update the embed-rendering flow around the chart embed
construction to track cumulative lengths of clamped title and description fields
against Discord’s 6,000-character limit. Before pushing each embed, check
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An answer belongs beside the question. `ChatTarget` is a conversation now —
`{ workspaceId, channelId, threadId? }` — and the transport gains one member,
`openThread({ workspaceId, channelId, anchorMessageId, title })`, which hands
back the id to put in `threadId`. Where a thread is a first-class object that
is an API call; where a thread is just replies to a message a connector answers
with the anchor's own id and does no I/O. WHEN to open one stays the caller's
decision — the driver only honours the target it is given.
Discord's thread IS a channel, so `post`, `edit` and `typing` resolve the
channel through the thread when there is one. Start Thread from Message is
`POST /channels/{id}/messages/{id}/threads`, name 1–100 characters (clamped),
`auto_archive_duration` 1440. The inline reply reference goes away with it.
`workspaceId` riding on every call is also what keeps per-install credentials
possible without building resolution now: a connector that needs one resolves
it from that id inside its own transport. Discord keeps its single
process-wide token.
Two findings from the PR bot's review, both real:
- Escaping the separator in the session half without escaping the escape
marker is not injective. A tab id already holding `%7C` decoded back as a `|`
it never had — a different session that still resolves an org and still
passes the brand. The marker is escaped first and unescaped last.
- Discord bounds the COMBINED text of every embed on a message, not just each
one. Three individually-legal chart embeds could exceed it and take the whole
message with them; the budget is tracked, and a chart past it falls back to
the line it would have had anyway.
Chart fences are documented as numbered in order of appearance from zero, and
`ChatChartRef.index` is `chartIndex`, so the sibling PR's `chartFences()` and
`chatChartImageUrl({ …, chartIndex })` drop straight in.
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🟠 Major · Count every chart fence before parsing its payload. · message.ts:35
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCount every chart fence before parsing its payload.
ChatChartRef.chartIndexis the position among all chart fences. The current code incrementschartIndexonly afterparseChartSpecsucceeds. An invalid chart fence before a valid one therefore gives the valid chart index0instead of1, which can make the image renderer select the wrong plot.Proposed fix
if (part.kind === "chart") { + const index = chartIndex++ const spec = parseChartSpec(part.value) if (spec === null) { pushProse(blocks, `${CHART_FENCE}\n${part.value}\n${FENCE}`) continue } - const index = chartIndex++🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Accept closing fences longer than the opening fence. · message.ts:112
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAccept closing fences longer than the opening fence.
When a chart is open,
line.trim() === FENCEmatches only exactly three backticks. A four-backtick line is added tochartinstead of closing it. If no later three-backtick line appears, the chart and following text remain withheld at end of input.Proposed fix
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- Around line 223-231: Update Discord.openThread to validate request.title
before constructing or sending the thread request, ensuring the payload name is
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A thread name is 1-100 characters, and only the ceiling was enforced. A caller that truncated an empty question down to nothing would have turned the thread into a 400 and the answer into no answer at all. The title is trimmed, clamped, and falls back to a defined name when there is nothing left of it.
Unions the outbound half (#951) with this branch's ingress half. Main's code stays as it is; `ingress` is added beside `outbound`. - `ChatConnectorId` had two definitions. Main's — in `connector.ts`, with `chatConnectorId` as its decoder — is the one that survives; this branch's `connector-id.ts` is deleted and everything repointed. - `ChatConnector<R>` gains `ingress`. `R` is what a connector's OUTBOUND needs from its host, and ingress has no requirements of its own, so the host types its ingress path as `Pick<ChatConnector, "id" | "ingress">` rather than carrying every registered connector's outbound requirements through signatures that never use them. - One guard test, main's, with this branch's guarded root (`apps/chat-bot/src`) and its two hole-fixes folded in: a vendor-named FILE sitting directly in `connectors/`, and the guard passing by reading nothing. - The two halves shared constants by accident. `api.ts` now holds the REST base both use and `BOT_TOKEN_CONFIG`, the one name for the bot token: the gateway declares it in `requiredConfig`, the outbound half receives the same secret as `DiscordBotToken`, because an Effect transport can take a service where a pure state machine cannot. - The interaction ack deliberately does NOT reuse outbound's request helper: it is authenticated by the interaction token in its own URL and is produced by a pure function that cannot reach an Effect transport. They share the base URL and nothing else. - `actionToken` stays an unbranded string, with the reason written down — branding wire input as `ChatActionToken` would launder unvalidated input into a type that claims otherwise. The handler decodes it instead. - alchemy beta.79 changed `DurableObject.make`, so `ConnectorSocketLive` names its activation's requirements the way main's `ChatSessionLive` now does.
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Part of replacing the separately hosted Slack agent with a chat-platform bot that drives Maple's own agent engine. This PR is the half between the
ChatSessionevent stream and a message in a channel. It ships dark — nothing imports the driver yet.The rule
Everything that differs between one chat vendor and the next lives under
packages/chat-platform/src/connectors/<id>/. Nothing above a connector directory names a vendor — not an identifier, a literal, a comment, a file name or a test fixture. The one exception is the registry, which imports what it registers. Adding a platform is a directory plus one line.src/vendor-isolation.test.tsreads the sources and fails on a vendor name outside a connector directory, so the rule cannot erode quietly.GUARDED_ROOTSin that file is where a sibling addsapps/chat-bot/src.What is here
src/render/— aChatMessageas platform-neutral blocks: prose, chart, entity reference, tool activity, approval request, notice. Chart fences and<<maple:…>>annotations come out of the prose through@maple/domain's own parsers, so this surface and the web transcript cannot disagree about what counts as one. Entity deep links match what the web cards link to (/traces/<id>,/services/<name>; an error type has no page, a log's page is its trace). An injectedchartImageUrl(ref)port supplies a plot's image — a sibling PR mints the real signed URL — and a chart without one falls back to a summary line rather than vanishing. Fences are numbered in order of appearance from zero, the same rulechartFences()uses, sochatChartImageUrl({ …, chartIndex })drops straight in once #953 lands.src/outbound.ts— what a connector implements: itsconnectorId,limits(maxMessageChars,minEditInterval), and atransportEffect that acquires the connector's dependencies and returnspost/edit/typing/openThreadclosing over them, so nothing downstream carries a connector's services in its requirements. Every call addresses a target{ workspaceId, channelId, threadId? }— the contract carries the address, never the secret, so a connector with per-install credentials resolves its token fromworkspaceIdinside its own transport.openThreadis an API call where a thread is a first-class object and a no-I/O return of the anchor id where a thread is just replies; WHEN to open one is the caller's decision. Formatting is deliberately NOT in the contract: the transport takes blocks and renders them itself, which is what keeps a markdown dialect, an embed, a button and a mention syntax inside one directory.src/driver.ts— one turn, named by the message idbeginTurnanswered with (a stream from seq 0 replays whole earlier turns, so the turn cannot be discovered from the firstturn-start). A placeholder goes up before the first event; edits are throttled to the platform's interval, coalesced across deltas, and skipped entirely for a message that already says the right thing;turn-endalways flushes. Splitting into follow-up messages never cuts inside a code fence — an open fence is closed and reopened — and a message a retraction shrank the turn past is emptied.proposedcalls become approval blocks; a turn that failed, was stopped or hit the step limit ends on a short neutral notice, as does a stream that died. Effect-native throughout, with the throttling asserted underTestClock.src/connectors/discord/— the first platform. REST v10 over Effect'sHttpClient, checked against the current docs:POST /channels/{id}/messages,PATCH /channels/{id}/messages/{id},POST /channels/{id}/typing,POST /channels/{id}/messages/{id}/threads(name 1–100,auto_archive_duration1440), 2000-charactercontent, 10 embeds bounded to 6000 characters together, 5 action rows,custom_id1–100, and a 429 whoseretry_afteris in fractional seconds (schema-bounded and clamped to 30s, because that number reachesEffect.sleep). A Discord thread IS a channel, so every call resolves through the thread when the turn is in one. Each HTTP attempt is its own client span carryingpeer.service, the method, the host, the route TEMPLATE and the response status — never the concrete path, since a channel id names the conversation. Charts becomeembed.image.url, entities become links, approvals become buttons, andallowed_mentions: { parse: [] }means nothing the model writes can notify a server. The bot token is a service the host Worker supplies; the package never reads an environment.The approval action token is
<sessionId>|<toolCallId>with the session half escaped (marker first, so the round trip is injective) — ~70 characters for realistic ids, which leaves room for a connector's action prefix inside the 100-character button budget. Who may click is decided by the connector's own authorization when the click arrives (sibling PR); the token carries no authority.Verification
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