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Draw an agent's chart as an image a chat platform can embed - #953
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A reply can carry a ```chart fence, and the web transcript plots it with React. A chat platform cannot: it needs a URL that returns a PNG, fetched by servers holding no Maple credential. So the same shape as the alert chart image, one layer along. A signed id names *where* the chart is — org, conversation, message, and the fence's position in that message — rather than what it holds, because a chat platform caps how long a link it will unfurl and a series with two hundred points does not fit in one. Nothing is stored: the conversation's own event log already has the reply, so `/v2/share/chat-chart` verifies the signature, reads the transcript off the ChatSession stub, and returns the numbers behind that one chart. `/chat/chart/<id>.png` on the web origin draws them, where the takumi wasm and the fonts already live. The id's org and its session id's org have to agree before anything reaches for a conversation; `chatChartSession` is what hands back the id to address, so the check cannot be stepped past. `@maple/widgets`' plot renderer grows a multi-series entry point for it — a fence names N series where an alert names one — and the alert path keeps its exact output, byte for byte. A ranking is composed as takumi nodes instead: its bars are labelled with category names, and type is the one thing an SVG here cannot draw. Cache is 300s rather than the alert chart's week, and not `immutable`: a fence is final once its turn ends, but an id can be minted while the reply is still streaming.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds shared chart contracts, signed chat-chart access, chart extraction from assistant messages, unified multi-series rendering, and public alert and chat chart image routes. ChangesChat chart sharing and rendering
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ChatPlatform
participant handleRequest
participant renderChartImage
participant chatChart
participant ChatSessionDurableObject
ChatPlatform->>handleRequest: Request a chat chart PNG
handleRequest->>renderChartImage: Parse path and render chart
renderChartImage->>chatChart: POST signed chart ID
chatChart->>ChatSessionDurableObject: Load chat transcript
ChatSessionDurableObject-->>chatChart: Return transcript messages
chatChart-->>renderChartImage: Return chart response or not-found
renderChartImage-->>ChatPlatform: Return PNG or 404
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…can ask for Review findings on the chart image path, one of which predates this branch. **The rate-limit key was the wrong half of the id.** Both chart endpoints keyed their bucket on `chartId.slice(0, 24)`, and a chart id is a base64url payload that starts with the org — so the first 24 characters of two different charts in one org are the same string. Every chart image an org had posted shared one bucket, and because the limit runs before verification, anyone who knew an org id could fill that bucket with ids that never verify. Keyed on the signature instead, which is a digest of the whole payload. This fixes the alert chart too. **A fence names its series rather than declaring them**, so one row with four hundred keys was four hundred series in the response — points and bars were bounded, the series axis was not. Capped, biggest first, matching how the renderer picks the five it draws. **Scaling can undo a finiteness check.** A fence is checked finite before its values are scaled into the renderer's unit, and seconds near the top of the double range are `Infinity` in milliseconds. Those points are dropped now, and the wire contract says finite on both axes rather than borrowing the alert chart's plain numbers — a non-finite value crosses as a JSON `null` and plots as a NaN coordinate. Also: the DO read no longer discards its cause, laying the card out moved inside the try that keeps a throw from becoming a 500 in an image slot, and the chat response's unit is its own OpenAPI component rather than one named after alerts.
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Review pass applied. Three real findings, one of which predates this branch: The rate-limit key was the wrong half of the chart id. So every chart image an org had posted shared one bucket — and since the limit deliberately runs before verification, anyone who knew an org id could fill it with ids that never verify and 429 that org's chart images. Now keyed on the signature, which is a digest of the whole payload. This was live on A fence names its series rather than declaring them. Points and ranked bars were capped; the series axis was not, so one row with four hundred keys was four hundred series in the response body. Capped at 12, ordered by peak so the cap here and the renderer's five drop the same series rather than two different sets. Scaling can undo a finiteness check. Smaller ones: the Durable Object read logs its cause instead of discarding it into a silent 404; laying the card out moved inside the Confirmed unchanged: |
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23-38: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winImport the response type from
@maple/domain/http.
ChatChartResponseis already exported by the domain HTTP barrel as the inferred type for the producer's response schema. The local declaration duplicates that wire contract. Becauseresponse.json()is only asserted asChatChartResponse, a schema change can leave this consumer compiling while its response type drifts.
apps/webalready depends on@maple/domain, and the package exports@maple/domain/http.♻️ Proposed refactor
-import type { ChartPoint, ChartUnit } from "`@maple/widgets/chart/static-chart`" import type { ApiTarget } from "../worker-env" +import type { ChatChartResponse } from "`@maple/domain/http`" /** The API has to answer before an image request is worth abandoning. */ const API_TIMEOUT_MS = 4000 - -type ChatChartResponse = - | { - readonly kind: "line" | "area" | "bar" - readonly title: string - readonly unit: ChartUnit - readonly series: ReadonlyArray<{ - readonly name: string - readonly points: ReadonlyArray<ChartPoint> - }> - } - | { - readonly kind: "ranked" - readonly title: string - readonly unit: ChartUnit - readonly points: ReadonlyArray<{ readonly name: string; readonly value: number }> - }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/web/src/og/share-links.ts`:
- Around line 91-95: Update chartIdFromPath to catch URIError from
decodeURIComponent when decoding the extracted chart ID, returning undefined for
malformed escapes so handleRequest follows the normal unparseable-path flow.
Preserve the existing validation for empty IDs and decoded IDs containing
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In `@apps/web/src/og/chat-chart.ts`:
- Around line 23-38: Replace the local ChatChartResponse declaration with a
type-only import of ChatChartResponse from `@maple/domain/http`. Remove the
now-unused ChartPoint and ChartUnit import from
`@maple/widgets/chart/static-chart`, while preserving the existing response
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`apps/local-ui` typechecks with `noUnusedLocals`, which the packages do not, so the leftover `AlertChartPoint` import failed there and nowhere else.
Captured from the renderer as it stands, so the merge that follows has something to be wrong against. The alert path is live — its images are in notifications already delivered, and a line moved by a pixel would show up in a channel rather than in a test run.
An alert chart is a chart with one series and a threshold. That was true
from the start; the code just did not say so, and carried two of nearly
everything as a result — two renderers, two cards, two image pipelines,
two id schemas, two request bodies, two unit unions, two point tuples.
Now there is one of each, and four places where the two actually differ:
1. the signing label and claims tuple, because ids already embedded in
delivered notifications must keep verifying;
2. the resolver — a warehouse read by rule and window, or a transcript
read by message and fence;
3. the URL prefix and the operation that answers it, both stable;
4. cache policy, now a field in a per-kind table rather than a branch.
The rest is derived. A chart with one series takes its unit's semantic
colour instead of the palette's first slot, and puts that series' value in
the header where a legend of one would only repeat the title — which is
what made an alert card look like an alert card, stated as a rule about
charts rather than a branch on where the chart came from. The unified card
reproduces the old alert height exactly, 368px.
The golden SVGs pinned in the previous commit still pass. Four of the six
are byte-identical; the two area cases differ only in the gradient's own
`id` (`areaFill` → `areaFill0`) and the `url(#…)` that names it, with every
coordinate, colour and opacity unchanged.
Also fixes a real bug where the two sides met. The relay counted a chart's
index only among fences that *parsed*, while the image endpoint counted all
of them, so one malformed fence renumbered every chart after it and a
reader got the wrong plot under the right words. Both now share one
splitter in `@maple/domain/chat-chart-spec` and count on the way in, before
anything asks whether the payload is a chart. A test pins the agreement.
Net: 663 insertions, 1239 deletions; 21 fewer exported chart types and
functions; two fewer files.
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- Around line 72-75: Update chartRequestFromPath to safely handle malformed
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Review findings on the collapse. **The alert response shape changed on a URL that is already in delivered notifications.** api and web are separate Workers that can serve different commits at once — alchemy isolates per-resource failures, and on 2026-09-07 prod ran a six-hour-old api behind a current web because one upload was rejected and its siblings shipped. The worse order was old web against new api: the deleted `alert-chart.ts` read `series.points.length` outside its try, so a body with no `points` was an uncaught TypeError and a 500 in an image slot. api therefore emits the flat `points` alongside `series` for one release and web falls back to it, which makes both orders safe. Both are marked for deletion once a deploy has put the two Workers past this commit. **`ChartUnit` is append-only now, and nothing said so.** A signed alert id decodes its unit through that schema, so removing a member 404s charts people can still see in their channels. Written down where the list is. **The alert operation no longer advertises a variant it cannot return.** Its success schema is `ChartTimeseries`; only the chat operation takes the union with `ranked`. **`AlertChartPayload` now says finite.** The response schema tightened to `Schema.Finite`, and a `Schema.Class` constructor throws rather than failing — which on this route would be a 500 where every other outcome is the same 404, and so an oracle for "this id verified". Stating it in the payload costs nothing (`JSON.stringify` writes `null` for a non-finite, so no id ever minted carries one) and beats a runtime filter for a value that cannot occur. **A malformed percent-escape was a 500.** `decodeURIComponent` throws a URIError on a lone `%`, ahead of the SPA shell. Carried over from the old parsers rather than introduced here, but it is the same uniform-404 posture, so it is fixed with them. Also: the card decided its colour on the spec's series and its layout on the rendered legend, so a two-series spec with one empty series drew the solo layout in the palette's colour. Both read one filtered list now.
Collapsed the alert/chat chart splitAn alert chart is a chart with one series and a threshold. The code carried two of nearly everything instead — two renderers, two cards, two image pipelines, two id schemas, two request bodies, two unit unions, two point tuples. The four differences that remain
Everything else is derived. A chart with one series takes its unit's semantic colour instead of the palette's first slot, and puts that series' value in the header where a legend of one would only repeat the title. That is what made an alert card look like an alert card — now stated as a rule about charts rather than a branch on provenance. The merged card reproduces the old alert height exactly, 368px, pinned by a test. Metric — honest version
¹ blank and comment lines stripped. ² A reduction on every axis, but the raw line delta is modest because this PR also adds ~170 lines of new test (six golden SVGs, the deploy-skew pair, the fence-index cross-test) and the repo's comment density is high. The duplication went; the safety net grew.
Proving the live path did not move
A real bug at the seamThe relay counted a chart's index only among fences that parsed; the image endpoint counted all of them. One malformed fence renumbered every chart after it, so a reader got the wrong plot under the right words. Both now share one splitter in Deploy skew — the thing I want a second opinion onThe alert response changed from flat The worse order was old web + new api — the deleted So api emits the flat Also from review
Known, deliberateA single-series bar chart with two points at the same timestamp now stacks them in one slot instead of drawing two adjacent ones. Unreachable for alerts ( |
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🟠 Major · Add a stable pre-verification bucket. · share.http.ts:145
apps/api/src/routes/v2/share.http.ts:145
🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDenial of Service
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Trivial
CWE: CWE-770 — Allocation of Resources Without Limits or ThrottlingAdd a stable pre-verification bucket.
An attacker can send a different arbitrary suffix after
.on every malformedchartId. Each suffix creates a new limiter key before HMAC verification. The attacker can bypass the per-chart limit and send unbounded requests to both public chart handlers.Apply a client/IP or global pre-verification limit in addition to the signature-specific bucket.
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In `@apps/api/src/routes/v2/share.http.ts`:
- Line 145: The rate-limiting flow around rateLimiter.check and
shareOgRateLimitKey must add a stable client/IP-based or global bucket before
HMAC verification, while retaining the existing signature-specific bucket for
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Two type errors from the collapse, both in test-adjacent code. `it.each` resolved to its spread-the-tuple overload because the signer table is `as const`, so its rows arrive as a readonly tuple rather than an array of objects. A plain loop says the same thing and has no overload to pick. The other was the deploy-skew fixtures failing to typecheck against `ShareChartResponse`, which is the right complaint: they are the *old* alert body, and the reason they draw at all is that `cardFor` handles it. The signature was claiming a validation that does not happen — nothing checks `response.json()`. It now names both shapes, so the fallback is a branch the compiler checks rather than a cast in a test, and the extra member is declared next to the field it exists for and dies with it.
`IncidentTriageUnauthorizedError` arrived with the triage gate (#960) and the generated set was not rebuilt with it, so `anticipated-errors.test.ts` is red on main as well as here. Regenerated; the diff is that one identifier.
…tics-integration #953 added the chat integration in the same slots as Google Analytics: the v2 contract and route graph, the catalog union, entries and status hooks, the card dispatch and the OpenAPI surface list. Both are kept everywhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tination on iOS Both arrive with #953's chat work: its new v2 route test builds the whole API layer, which needs every group's service, and its chat alert destination type left the iOS label switch inexhaustive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A reply can carry a
```chartfence, and the web transcript plots it with React. A chat platform cannot: it needs a URL that returns a PNG, fetched by servers that hold no Maple credential. This is that URL.What it does
/chat/chart/<signedId>.pngon the web origin →POST /v2/share/chat-charton the API → the chart's numbers → a PNG.Same posture as the alert chart image it sits beside, one layer along.
The signed id carries a reference, not the data
{orgId, sessionId, messageId, chartIndex}, HMAC'd underMAPLE_SHARE_TOKEN_HMAC_KEYwith its own domain-separation label. A chat platform caps how long a link it will unfurl, so a spec with two hundred points cannot travel in the URL — and it does not have to. The conversation's event log already holds the reply, so the id names where the chart is and the endpoint reads it back.chartIndexis the fence's position in the message text. Order of appearance is the one answer the transcript, the web renderer and an image request can all reach independently, so it is the contract —chartFencesin@maple/domain/chat-chart-specis the shared implementation, and the relaying renderer will index the same way.No new storage
The endpoint verifies the signature, reads the transcript through
chatSessionStub(...).history(), finds the assistant message, takes the Nth fence, parses it withparseChartSpec, and returns the plot-ready series. It lives on/v2/share/*— served by api itself — rather than under/api/chat/*, which is forwarded to maple-ai.Security
chatChartSessionreturns the session id to address only once they match, so the check cannot be stepped past — a payload whose two halves disagree never opens a Durable Object.ogCardis: otherwise the cheap way to hammer it is to send ids that never reach a bucket.Cache
public, max-age=300, s-maxage=3600, and notimmutable— unlike the alert chart's week. A fence is final once its turn ends, but an id can be minted while the reply is still streaming, and a week-long TTL on a half-drawn chart is the one failure a reader cannot recover from by looking again.Rendering
@maple/widgets' DOM-free plot renderer growsrenderSeriesPlotSvg, a multi-series entry point: a fence names N series where an alert names one. Lines, areas (faded where they overlap, or one series paints over the rest) and grouped bars. Five series max, chosen by peak, with+N moreon the card rather than a silent drop. The alert chart's output is byte-identical — verified against a capture of the previous renderer across every kind and breach side.A
rankedchart is composed as takumi nodes instead of SVG: its bars are labelled with category names, and type is the one thing this SVG cannot draw (usvg's font database is not the oneregisterFontfills). Half an SVG plus a column of positioned labels would be more code, not less.Units: a fence's vocabulary is wider than the renderer's five, so
staticChartUnitlands each one on a unit the renderer knows and scales the values into it —skeeps reading in seconds,ratiokeeps reading as a percentage — rather than dropping to plain numbers and stripping the suffix off the charts that need it most.The legend wraps and the card grows with it, so a board full of long service names does not push the footer off the bottom edge.
For the relaying renderer
chatChartImageUrl({appBaseUrl, hmacKey, orgId, sessionId, messageId, chartIndex})inpackages/backend/src/services/chat/chat-chart.ts, beside the alert one. Returnsnullwhen no HMAC key is configured, so a deployment without one relays the reply without its picture rather than minting an unsigned URL. This is the port a bot injects as itschartImageUrl.Tests
Signing round-trip, tamper rejection and cross-label replay; fence extraction and indexing (including a nested backtick line and an unclosed trailing fence, which must not shift the charts before it); org mismatch; unit resolution and scaling; multi-series structure, the series cap, overlapping area fills and grouped bar placement; card sizing and legend wrapping; the alert plot unchanged.
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