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Adds the vendor-neutral half of the chat-platform bot: a contract for how a chat platform's events reach Maple, a Worker that hosts both delivery kinds, and the first connector behind that contract. The rule the package exists for: everything that differs between one chat vendor and the next lives in `packages/chat-platform/src/connectors/<id>/`. Adding a platform is a directory plus a line in the registry — no new Worker, no new Durable Object class, no infrastructure change. `vendor-isolation.test.ts` fails if a vendor name appears anywhere else. Ingress has two kinds. A webhook connector verifies its own signature and returns the response plus the events it recognised; a socket connector supplies a pure protocol state machine and the host owns the socket, the timer and the HTTP calls. The socket state is an opaque string to the host, so it needs no generics and no cast to drive any connector, and a state that no longer decodes after a deploy falls back to the connector's initial one. `apps/chat-bot` hosts them. `ConnectorSocket` is one resident Durable Object per socket connector: it dials out, feeds frames to the state machine, persists the protocol state so a restart resumes, and uses its alarm as heartbeat, reconnect backoff and watchdog. A minute cron starts and recovers it, because the Worker has no traffic of its own. Webhooks arrive on one generic route, `POST /connectors/:connectorId/webhook`. It ships dark: every normalized event goes to one `InboundHandler`, which records the event kind, the connector and the workspace — never the text. Wiring that seam to an agent turn is a later change and touches nothing else. The first connector is Discord, over the Gateway, where a mention only arrives over a persistent socket. It identifies with GUILDS | GUILD_MESSAGES and no privileged intent: Discord delivers message content for messages the app is mentioned in, which is exactly what V1 answers. Handshake, resumption, heartbeat acknowledgement, invalid sessions and the close-code table are all pure functions over recorded frames.
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participant Discord
participant ConnectorSocket
participant gatewayProtocol
participant SocketDriver
participant InboundHandler
Discord->>ConnectorSocket: send Gateway frames
ConnectorSocket->>gatewayProtocol: process frames
gatewayProtocol->>SocketDriver: return protocol steps
SocketDriver->>InboundHandler: publish normalized events
InboundHandler-->>SocketDriver: complete handling
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participant WebhookClient
participant ChatBot
participant connectorWebhookRouter
participant ConnectorIngress
participant InboundHandler
WebhookClient->>ChatBot: POST connector webhook
ChatBot->>connectorWebhookRouter: resolve connector and configuration
connectorWebhookRouter->>ConnectorIngress: handle request
ConnectorIngress-->>connectorWebhookRouter: response and events
connectorWebhookRouter->>InboundHandler: handle events
ChatBot-->>WebhookClient: return HTTP response
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In `@apps/chat-bot/src/socket/ConnectorSocket.ts`:
- Line 223: Update the socket event handling around ConnectorSocket.step so each
generation’s complete protocol read, transition, persistence, and publication
sequence runs through a per-generation serialized queue rather than concurrent
waitUntil calls. Ensure inbound events are processed in queued socket order, and
recheck generation after the prior step finishes before starting the next step.
- Around line 232-253: Track persistence completion in the applyStep flow by
setting a persisted flag only after the KEY.protocol storage write resolves.
After Effect.runPromise logs a failure, arm the alarm and return when
persistence did not complete; otherwise preserve the existing heartbeat and
directive updates so post-persistence event failures continue their current
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In `@apps/chat-bot/src/socket/driver.ts`:
- Line 48: Update the request in applyStep around client.execute(built) to
enforce a bounded timeout shorter than the acknowledgement deadline. Handle the
timeout as an HttpClientError by logging it and dropping the request, while
preserving the existing state persistence and inbound-event publishing flow for
successful responses.
In `@packages/chat-platform/src/connectors/discord/gateway-payloads.ts`:
- Around line 66-68: Update FATAL_CLOSE_CODES to contain only 4004 and
4010–4014, and revise its comment to describe Discord’s non-reconnectable codes.
Update the related README documentation and add coverage verifying that 4001,
4002, 4003, and 4005 reconnect while preserving the session.
In `@packages/chat-platform/src/vendor-isolation.test.ts`:
- Around line 80-85: Update the path segment selection in the vendor filename
guard so files directly under the “connectors” directory are checked for vendor
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| sink: { send: (frame) => this.socket?.send(frame) }, | ||
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| write: (next) => Effect.promise(() => this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.protocol, next)), | ||
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| // This object is the entry point for everything a socket frame causes: | ||
| // nothing above it is running an Effect, so the layer is composed and | ||
| // provided here or nowhere. | ||
| // oxlint-disable-next-line effecttsgo/strict-effect-provide | ||
| await Effect.runPromise(program.pipe(Effect.provide(StepLayer))).catch((cause: unknown) => { | ||
| console.error("[chat-bot.socket] step failed", cause) | ||
| }) | ||
| if (step.heartbeatAt !== undefined) { | ||
| await this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.heartbeatAt, step.heartbeatAt) | ||
| } | ||
| if (step.directive !== undefined) await this.applyDirective(step.directive, now) | ||
| await this.armAlarm(Date.now()) |
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Gate heartbeat and directive updates on completed persistence.
applyStep persists step.state before it publishes events. A failure before or during persistence can leave the previous protocol state while this catch still updates heartbeatAt or applies a directive. An event-publication failure occurs after persistence, so continue the metadata updates in that case.
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+ let persisted = false
const program = applyStep(
{
connectorId: resolved.connector.id,
sink: { send: (frame) => this.socket?.send(frame) },
store: {
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+ Effect.promise(async () => {
+ await this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.protocol, next)
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console.error("[chat-bot.socket] step failed", cause)
})
+ if (!persisted) {
+ await this.armAlarm(Date.now())
+ return
+ }
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| const program = applyStep( | |
| { | |
| connectorId: resolved.connector.id, | |
| sink: { send: (frame) => this.socket?.send(frame) }, | |
| store: { | |
| write: (next) => Effect.promise(() => this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.protocol, next)), | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| step, | |
| ) | |
| // This object is the entry point for everything a socket frame causes: | |
| // nothing above it is running an Effect, so the layer is composed and | |
| // provided here or nowhere. | |
| // oxlint-disable-next-line effecttsgo/strict-effect-provide | |
| await Effect.runPromise(program.pipe(Effect.provide(StepLayer))).catch((cause: unknown) => { | |
| console.error("[chat-bot.socket] step failed", cause) | |
| }) | |
| if (step.heartbeatAt !== undefined) { | |
| await this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.heartbeatAt, step.heartbeatAt) | |
| } | |
| if (step.directive !== undefined) await this.applyDirective(step.directive, now) | |
| await this.armAlarm(Date.now()) | |
| let persisted = false | |
| const program = applyStep( | |
| { | |
| connectorId: resolved.connector.id, | |
| sink: { send: (frame) => this.socket?.send(frame) }, | |
| store: { | |
| write: (next) => | |
| Effect.promise(async () => { | |
| await this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.protocol, next) | |
| persisted = true | |
| }), | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| step, | |
| ) | |
| // This object is the entry point for everything a socket frame causes: | |
| // nothing above it is running an Effect, so the layer is composed and | |
| // provided here or nowhere. | |
| // oxlint-disable-next-line effecttsgo/strict-effect-provide | |
| await Effect.runPromise(program.pipe(Effect.provide(StepLayer))).catch((cause: unknown) => { | |
| console.error("[chat-bot.socket] step failed", cause) | |
| }) | |
| if (!persisted) { | |
| await this.armAlarm(Date.now()) | |
| return | |
| } | |
| if (step.heartbeatAt !== undefined) { | |
| await this.ctx.storage.put(KEY.heartbeatAt, step.heartbeatAt) | |
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In `@apps/chat-bot/src/socket/ConnectorSocket.ts` around lines 232 - 253, Track
persistence completion in the applyStep flow by setting a persisted flag only
after the KEY.protocol storage write resolves. After Effect.runPromise logs a
failure, arm the alarm and return when persistence did not complete; otherwise
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…se codes Review pass over the ingress Worker. Two were wrong rather than untidy. **Only six close codes are fatal.** `4001`, `4002`, `4003` and `4005` read like client bugs, and the prose that summarises the gateway reference says they do not reconnect — but the close-code TABLE marks all four reconnectable, and `4003` explicitly covers a session the platform invalidated itself. Treating them as fatal put the bot down for six hours over something the next connection fixes. The set is now exactly the codes whose `Reconnect` column is false, and both kinds are covered by tests. **Protocol steps run one at a time.** A step reads the connector's state, transitions it and writes it back with awaits in between, so two frames arriving together both read the same state and the second overwrote the first — silently losing a sequence number or a session id. Steps are now chained, heartbeats included, which also keeps events reaching the handler in the order the socket delivered them. The rest: - A failed connector request logged the whole `HttpClientError`, which serializes the request it failed on. One connector's request URL carries a credential and the body is where conversation content would go, so only the reason tag is written now. Requests are also bounded, since they run ahead of the state write. - The webhook route's 503 fails through its span, so an unconfigured connector is an `Error` span rather than a silent rejection of every request; 4xx still leaves the span `Ok`, and the connector id is annotated before the lookup so 404s are attributable. Pinned by tests. - A connect URL that will not parse is one backed-off reconnect, not a thrown constructor that resets the object in a loop; a send on a closed socket no longer throws away the state write behind it; the first retry waits the second it is documented to wait. - `Effect.forEach` over hand-rolled loops, `Effect.fnUntraced` on the step functions (untraced deliberately — a span per heartbeat is volume spent observing a timer), `Option.isNone` in the state machine, and `optionalKey` for the decode-only wire payloads. - The vendor guard checked no file name sitting directly in `connectors/`, and passed vacuously if a guarded root ever moved. Both closed. - New: a test that reads the telemetry an inbound event actually produces and fails if the message text or the author's name appears in it. That rule was stated and enforced by nothing.
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In `@apps/chat-bot/src/socket/ConnectorSocket.ts`:
- Line 121: Update the socket URL validation in the resume URL handling to
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…t in the clear A socket connector's connect URL is wire-influenced — a resumable session's host comes back from the platform — and every socket connector authenticates over its connection, which is what its `requiredConfig` secrets are for. A `ws:` URL reaching persisted state would therefore put a bot token on the wire in the clear. The host now dials `wss:` only; a connector that genuinely needs plaintext has to argue for it at that function.
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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 the chat-platform bot: this PR is the ingress half. It ships dark — inbound events are normalized and handed to a seam; wiring that seam to
ChatSession.beginTurnis a later PR.The rule
Everything that differs between one chat vendor and the next lives in
packages/chat-platform/src/connectors/<id>/. Nothing outside those directories names a vendor — not the contract, not the Worker, not the Durable Object class, not the infra wiring, not a test. Adding a platform is a directory plus a line inconnectors/index.ts.packages/chat-platform/src/vendor-isolation.test.tsfails when a vendor name (case-insensitive) appears in a guarded root outside a connector directory, in code, in a comment or in a file name. Guarded roots today:packages/chat-platform/src,apps/chat-bot/src. The registry's import and its array line are the one exception.The ingress contract (
packages/chat-platform/src/ingress.ts)Two kinds, because platforms arrive two ways.
webhook—handle(request, config) -> Effect<{ response, events }>. The connector verifies its own signature; the host has no idea what signing means here. No webhook connector is registered yet; the contract's other half is tested against a fake one.socket— the connector supplies a pure protocol state machine and the host owns the socket, the timer and the HTTP calls:initialState/stateSchemaconnectUrl(state, config)onOpen(state, now)onFrame(state, frame, now, config)configbecause a credential usually goes in the handshake, not the URL.onClose(state, code, reason)heartbeat(state, now)A step returns
{ state, send?, events?, requests?, directive?, heartbeatAt? }.requestsexists because some platforms put a deadline on acknowledging an event that arrived over the socket, and the acknowledgement is an HTTP call rather than a frame — so it can ride neither the socket nor the outbound message driver. Declaring it as data keeps the connector pure and leaves the host owning the I/O. That is where Discord's 3-second interaction ack lives.SocketDirectiveis two cases,reconnectandstop— deliberately not the three the brief sketched. There is no separateresume: the connector's own state records whether it holds a resumable session andconnectUrlanswers accordingly, so reconnecting is one behaviour for the host, not two.reconnectcarries acloseCodebecause at least one platform distinguishes a clean close (which ends the session) from an abnormal one (which leaves it resumable), and that distinction is the connector's to make.The host needs no generics and no cast. The typed protocol is wrapped by
socketIngress(...)into one whose state is the encoded string, soapps/chat-botshuttles an opaque value between calls and persists it. Encode/decode runs a few times a minute — what a heartbeat costs anyway.Normalized events:
message,action,workspace-removed. Only what a later "start a turn / apply an approval / unlink" handler needs. Authorization stays data (roleIds,isWorkspaceAdmin): who may approve is decided by vendor-neutral code against the workspace's configured approver role.One deviation to flag: I dropped
inThreadWithBotfrommessage. Nothing populates it — Discord without the privilegedMESSAGE_CONTENTintent never sees the non-mention messages that would make it meaningful — and it is a policy hint rather than an addressing fact, which is a different kind of thing from the rest of the struct.threadIdstays, absent on Discord, because a Discord thread is a channel andchannelIdalready addresses it; a platform that models a thread as a coordinate within a channel sets it. Easy to add back if the wiring PR wants it.apps/chat-botSingle-module Worker in the established form (props guarded by
__ALCHEMY_RUNTIME__,configuredEnv,WorkerTelemetry,dev: workerDev(...)), registered inDEV_APPS,alchemy.run.tsandresolveWorkerName.ConnectorSocket— one Durable Object per socket-ingress connector,idFromName(connectorId), in alchemy's Effect-native form and yielded from the Worker's init so the class reaches the generated entry's exports. It dials out withnew WebSocket(url), feeds frames to the state machine, sends what comes back, persists the state, and uses its alarm for the connector's heartbeat, the reconnect backoff and a one-minute watchdog.* * * * *cron. This Worker has no traffic of its own, so a first-fetch hook would never fire. The tick is also the recovery path — after a deploy, an eviction, or an object that lost its alarm — andensureConnectedis idempotent (one storage read against a healthy connection).state.acceptWebSocket). A socket the object dials itself keeps it resident for as long as it is open, so each socket connector costs one resident Durable Object. That is what an @mention costs on a platform that delivers mentions no other way; a webhook platform costs none, which is why the contract has two kinds.blockConcurrencyWhile, handlers run under the object's ownwaitUntil, and no promise crosses back into whichever request asked for the connection.What one step of a connector's protocol causes is in
src/socket/driver.ts(applyStep,reconnectDelayMs), tested against a fake connector and a fake socket. Steps run one at a time through a promise queue — two frames arriving together would otherwise both read the same state and the second would overwrite the first, silently losing a sequence number or a session id. The lifecycle the class owns on top of that (when to dial, when to back off, how long a fatal directive holds) has no test today; it needs a fake Durable Object state, and the code says so.Webhooks arrive on one generic route,
POST /connectors/:connectorId/webhook: 404 for an unknown id or a socket connector, 503 for a connector this deployment has no credentials for (it cannot verify the caller, so it must not pretend to have accepted anything), 400 when the connector rejects the payload. The 4xx rejections leave the spanOkand the 503 fails through it, per the repo's OTEL rule; all three are pinned by tests, connector-id annotation included.The seam is
InboundHandler. V1 annotates a span and logs the event kind, the connector id and the workspace id — never the message text.Config reaches a connector generically: the connector declares names plus
secret: boolean,src/resources/env.tsbinds each one optional, andresolveConnectorConfigresolves them at runtime. A connector without its configuration is skipped with one log line and the Worker runs.resources/env.tsis a separate module from the runtimeconfig.tsso the deploy graph is dead-code-eliminated from the bundle.No public hostname (
workersDev: false). The socket half dials out and needs none; no webhook connector exists yet, so a custom domain would be DNS plus a certificate bought for a route nothing calls. Underbun devthe portless route reaches the webhook path. The first webhook connector is what should buy the hostname.The Discord connector
Every protocol detail re-checked against the current Gateway / Gateway Events / Interactions / Permissions references (API v10), not memory:
wss://gateway.discord.gg/?v=10&encoding=json; opcodes 0/1/2/6/7/9/10/11.resume_gateway_url+session_idcome from READY.interval * jitter. A fixed half-interval is used: jitter exists to stop a fleet heartbeating in lockstep, and a deterministic state machine is worth more here than an unobservable random offset on a single socket.4000on the reconnect directive.dis whether the session may still be resumed; RECONNECT (op 7) keeps it.4004,4010-4014) are fatal. The client-error codes4001/4002/4003/4005read like bugs but Discord marks all four reconnectable — an earlier revision had them fatal, which would have taken the bot down for hours over something the next connection fixes (caught in review).4007/4009forget the session and reconnect; everything else reconnects and resumes.GUILDS | GUILD_MESSAGES(513), no privileged intent. Confirmed from the docs: message content is delivered withoutMESSAGE_CONTENTfor messages in which the app is mentioned. Mention-only is not a workaround — it is why the bot needs no privileged intent at all.INTERACTION_CREATEis not intent-gated, so approval buttons work on the same set.MESSAGE_CREATEmentioning the bot ->message(mention stripped; bot authors, webhook posts and non-guild messages dropped before anything else, so two Maple deployments in one server cannot talk to each other).INTERACTION_CREATEtype 3 ->action(roles frommember.roles;isWorkspaceAdminfromMANAGE_GUILD/ADMINISTRATORon the string-serializedmember.permissions, read asBigIntbecause the bitfield outgrew 53 bits) plus the deferred-update (type 6) ack.GUILD_DELETEwithoutunavailable->workspace-removed; with it, an outage to ride out.Application setup (bot token, the intent toggles to leave off, install scopes) is documented in
packages/chat-platform/src/connectors/discord/README.md— inside the connector directory, not in.env.example.Tests
bun run --cwd packages/chat-platform test(51) — the state machine from recorded frames: handshake, identify vs resume, heartbeat + ack, zombie, no-HELLO timeout, server-initiated heartbeat, reconnect op, both invalid-session kinds, sequence tracking, unparseable frames, the close-code table, mention -> message, non-mention / bot / webhook / DM / pre-READY ignored, component click -> action with roles and both admin bits, unreadable permissions, guild delete vs outage, and the host's opaque-state round trip. Plus the vendor-isolation guard.bun run --cwd apps/chat-bot test(23) —applyStepordering (frames -> acks -> persist -> publish), request fidelity, a rejected ack not taking the connection down, backoff, config resolution, the webhook route and its span contract against faketestchat/testhookconnectors, and a test that reads the telemetry an inbound event actually produces and fails if the message text or the author's name appears in it. No live Discord connection anywhere.CI:
@maple/chat-botadded to thequality,typecheck-restandtest-restinstall filters (the./apps/*run filters pick it up);@maple/chat-platformis covered by the./packages/*shards; knip gets the Worker's entry.Not verifiable without a live deploy and a real bot token
blockConcurrencyWhile, but only a deploy proves it.withSpanis already in the handler, so this improves for free when the wiring PR moves the seam into a real graph.Summary by CodeRabbit
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