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feat(web,mobile): install and update plugins from npm in Settings - #16057
At 9154c538b0df1cef1da8398bed1985bbcba59f09, merged main 7195b699547b538e49f758e314dde5c8c5d907cf without rebasing, preserving Maria's settings-search fix, secret-file ownership repair, pairing-policy correction and panel-host recovery coverage. The only conflict was the context snapshot: main's scheduler changes add 54 bytes while the inherited plugin tools still add 1,369 bytes. The measured MCP inventory is 48,443 bytes versus main's 47,074; Claude and Codex measurements remain 5,153 and 6,883 bytes. No acceptance label or enforcement change was applied.
vp run check:changed 2dd47e8f6f78e3acd41d1fc1006dc84ff3aa7cb1 passed: 475 tests across 19 files, 35 affected package typechecks, 10 selected compiler cases, formatting, lint, knip and GraphQL checks. The snapshot test confirms the measurement, not acceptance of context growth. Commit hooks passed. Hosted checks and reviews are pending for this head.
Maria's earlier validation at 2dd47e8 includes the failing-then-passing settings-search regression and matching real-client captures. This integration did not repeat that client pass. Human acceptance of standard paired-client plugin execution authority, diagnostic exceptions and context growth remains outstanding. Earlier results below describe their recorded revisions.
Integration and validation: GPT-6.1 Sol, Codex harness through T3 Code.
Problem
Installing a plugin from npm currently requires managing its files outside Settings. Users need to inspect the downloaded package, integrity, source digest and capabilities before approving execution, and review an update before replacing the installed version. This feature adds those flows to web and desktop Settings and exposes npm provenance on mobile.
Change
Settings can download an npm package for review, install it with explicit consent, stage and review an update, apply it or discard it. The server verifies the acknowledged source digest and rejects package lifecycle scripts. Mobile shows package provenance and remains view-only.
The latest repairs preserve the last known catalog provenance through a temporary catalog failure, so recovery with changed source files refreshes package/version/integrity data on web and mobile. The npm browser suite now owns its registry per test. The guide names Disable and Remove explicitly and describes current pairing authority.
Scope and approval
This PR targets main and includes the inherited plugin platform: server execution and persistence, consent, actions/tools/views/events, npm services, RPC authorization, shared client state, web/desktop/mobile integration, panel infrastructure, Pi contribution status and orchestration support. Review the complete diff; this is broader than the original npm UI layer. Related layers are #16056 and #15010.
Maintainer approval of this feature direction and full scope remains outstanding. Discussions #6714 and #6837 are context, not approval. Macroscope requires human acceptance of plugin execution/npm management authority for standard paired clients, diagnostic suppressions and the broadened static-analysis exception. Standard pairings include upstream main's access:write authority; mobile's view-only interface is a product limitation.
Verification
Current head: 2dd47e8f6f78e3acd41d1fc1006dc84ff3aa7cb1. Merged main 5732bbee397f0a2b0e61d0c2e432f01dca6df3dc without rewriting history. Preserved plugin actions, workspace skill scanning, the resizable diff file pane, and both Pi adapter test imports. Adapted main's comparison-recovery browser test to the panel host. Added npm workflow terms to Settings search, with a regression assertion that failed before the fix.
Blacksmith vp run check:changed HEAD passed against the pre-merge head: 3,629 tests across 147 files, 39 package typechecks, 98 selected compiler checks, formatting, lint, knip and static checks. The measured context-budget test also passed. Playwright with system Chrome verified that searching npm finds Plugins in the real client. Full npm install/update integration and native mobile were not rerun. Hosted CI is pending; the inherited 1,369-byte MCP context increase and human scope approval remain blockers. No exception label was applied.
All eight required hosted checks passed. The separate context-budget job failed on inherited MCP tool-list growth, 46,109 → 47,478 bytes (+1,369). Reduction or documented maintainer acceptance remains required; no exception label or bypass was applied.
vp run check:changed bec94aef2949e57f09bef8edb87c73903042a664 passed for the latest test-isolation change: six browser tests, two affected package typechecks and static checks. No production code changed in that delta.
The catalog-recovery regression failed before its repair with one npm-list read instead of two. At a1b25fa, changed-file checks passed 15 tests across three files, three affected package typechecks, eight compiler cases and static checks. Macroscope marks finding 4431118701 resolved. This is the recorded repair validation, not a new current-head integrated-client pass.
CodeRabbit reviewed current head and reported no actionable comments. It marks the documentation finding addressed at bec94ae. Current source uses case-insensitive action matching and permits plain HTTP registries only on loopback. Its merge-risk assessment retains the context-budget gate.
Current integrated web/desktop Settings and native-client verification, fresh UI evidence, and maintainer approval remain outstanding. Historical captures below do not establish current-head behavior. Relay and T3 Connect were not exercised; historical remote checks used --share. The PR remains excluded from the ready-for-review batch.
Historical visual evidence
These captures belong to earlier stack revisions. Historical standard-pairing restrictions shown here predate upstream main's access:write scope and do not describe current authorization.
The following media records the original npm UI layer, associated in the prior description with 1d7af3bd3a8671762130d3b2b9e1a3e87e3e92da and earlier 065649b7cd. References below to a local registry, standard pairing and remote flow describe those historical runs. They are not verification of the recovery head. In particular, the new multiline settings controls are not shown here. No new server, browser, desktop or device session was launched during recovery.
The original iOS evidence was an after-only capture at top-of-stack 5ec8b17425: iOS light npm provenance. Android includes the historical before/after comparison below.
Historical captures (isolated dev server on fresh state, web in Chromium, the built desktop app, and one vp run dev --share remote browser; the environment label is a neutral "Proof server"; the registry is a local test registry):
Before
After
Web, light
Web, dark
Desktop, light
Desktop, dark
Install, review, approve (web video, desktop video): a range is refused inline and nothing is sent; the review shows the package and registry, the sha512 integrity and what it does and does not prove, the digest, and the scripts policy; Approve stays disabled until trust is ticked; the row then reads "npm · name@1.0.0".
Range refused
Review (untrusted)
Review (dark)
Enabled
Update (video): downloading 1.1.0 shows its integrity, digest and capabilities with the new one highlighted ("New: tools"); the row says "Update 1.1.0 ready to review"; Apply needs trust for that download; then "Updated to 1.1.0". Discard update returns to the empty form.
Staged
Row
Updated
Failed apply → "Checking what is installed…"
Failed apply (video): with the staged files removed on disk, Apply shows the server's error, "Checking what is installed…", then the version the server reports.
Provenance not loaded
Postinstall refused
Standard pairing
Server without npm
While the npm list is held or fails (intercepted in the test browser), the review says "Checking where it came from…", then "Not known…" with Retry, and approval waits. After Retry the package and integrity appear.
A package with a postinstall script is refused by the server, inline.
Removing an npm plugin drops its row live in a second admin tab.
A standard pairing sees View only with Install from npm disabled; its sessions sent 0 npm mutation requests (browser wire counters, local and remote).
A server without npm support, paired as a second environment, has no Install from npm, and the client sent it no plugins.npm.list. (That pairing was standard; on an npm-capable server a standard pairing still shows the entry, disabled, so the absence comes from the capability.)
Remote (vp run dev --share, its own pairing link, a fresh browser profile; video): install 1.0.0 → approve → download 1.1.0 → apply worked over HTTPS; a fresh standard pairing was view only. Relay and T3 Connect were not exercised.
The original author recorded these flows on earlier stack revisions. They have not been recaptured for the recovery commit, and equivalence to the current UI is not claimed.
Remove (historical original-layer capture, web and built desktop, light and dark): both kinds of plugin say their saved settings and storage are deleted.
Added directory
npm download
Web, light
Web, dark
Desktop, light
Desktop, dark
Directory: "T3 Code stops the plugin, forgets your approval, and deletes its saved settings and storage. Its directory stays on Proof server's machine."
npm: "T3 Code stops the plugin, forgets your approval, and deletes its saved settings and storage. It also deletes the copy of t3-proof-npm it downloaded to Proof server's machine."
Android (historical original-layer capture, an emulator with a standard pairing; the plugins were installed from an administrative web session): read-only provenance, with no Install from npm, update, discard or remove control.
Before (parent)
List
Plugin screen
Bottom of plugin screen
Light
Dark
The row reads "npm · t3-proof-npm@1.0.0 from http://127.0.0.1:"; the plugin screen shows Package and the sha512 Integrity with what it does and does not prove; both end with "Plugins are view-only on mobile. Add, install, approve, enable, update, or remove them from an administrative web or desktop connection."
Original implementation: Claude Opus 5.5 through Claude Code/T3 Code. Historical review and capture: GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Astra. Current integration, repairs and verification: GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds a plugin platform with server-side installation and execution, RPC contracts, and web and mobile interfaces for plugin actions, tools, settings, events, and views. It also adds contribution-status reporting, durable run-finalization events, and registered side panels.
Changes: Plugin platform
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Summary
Plugin contracts and services packages/contracts/*, apps/server/src/plugins/*, apps/server/src/persistence/*
Adds plugin contracts, catalog and runtime services, settings and storage, actions, tools, views, event delivery, npm package management, and supporting migrations.
RPC and execution integration apps/server/src/ws.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/*, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/*
Registers plugin RPCs with authorization and capability checks. Adds plugin tools to MCP and supplies session-bound grants.
Web and mobile interfaces apps/web/src/*, apps/mobile/src/*, packages/client-runtime/src/*
Adds plugin settings and action interfaces, plugin-view panels, mobile plugin information, and view-only mobile settings.
Plugin views and panel hosting packages/client-runtime/src/pluginViews/*, apps/web/src/panels/*, apps/desktop/src/window/*
Adds sandboxed plugin-view documents, a bounded MessagePort bridge, web mounting, registered side panels, and desktop frame-navigation checks.
Contribution status packages/contracts/src/contributionStatus.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/ContributionStatusStore.ts, packages/provider-pi/src/server/adapter.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/*, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/*
Adds contribution-status contracts, storage, Pi status updates, RPC subscriptions, and web and mobile presentation.
Run finalization packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/*
Adds finalized and finalization-failed events. The event sink records milestones, and the worker handles checkpoint-capture failures with retries and failure recording.
The context-budget check failed. Reduce the increase or obtain the documented exception before merging.
Pre-merge checks: 3 · 1
Failed checks: 1 warning
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Passed checks: 3 passed
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The title "feat(web,mobile): install and update plugins from npm in Settings" matches a real and main part of the changeset. The raw summary shows npm install, update, discard and review flows in web …
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The title "feat(web,mobile): install and update plugins from npm in Settings" matches a real and main part of the changeset. The raw summary shows npm install, update, discard and review flows in web Settings and read-only npm provenance on mobile. It does not cover the wider plugin platform (server execution, actions, tools, views, contribution status), which the changeset also contains. This makes the title partially related: it names a real aspect but not every main point. The title is 65 characters and uses the conventional commit form. No vague terms are present.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description is detailed and includes all required headings, change context, test results, limitations, and UI evidence. However, the required maintainer approval is explicitly still outstanding. The scope also includes independent Pi contribution-status and orchestration work, which conflicts with the one-problem-per-PR requirement. Most UI evidence is historical rather than current-head verification.
Resolution
Obtain and link explicit maintainer approval for the plugin platform direction and full scope. Split independent Pi and orchestration changes into separate pull requests, or document approved scope for them. Add current-head focused verification for the affected web, desktop, and mobile flows, including current before/after screenshots where applicable, and rerun or clearly record the status of the omitted npm integration and native mobile checks.
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@apps/mobile/src/features/threads/use-composer-command-menu.ts:
- Around line 184-186: Update the action-name comparison in the composer command
menu filter to lowercase action.name before checking whether it includes query,
matching the existing case-insensitive title comparison.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.ts:
- Around line 756-758: Update the recordedFailure error handler in EffectWorker
so a failed failure-record commit requeues the claim using the same exponential
backoff policy as retry, rather than requeueClaim’s zero-delay path. Preserve
the existing interrupt handling and make the capture recoverable without
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginNpm.ts:
- Around line 204-221: Update normalizeRegistry to accept HTTP only when the
parsed hostname is localhost or a loopback IP, while continuing to allow HTTPS
registries. Reject other HTTP hosts and update the validation message to
describe this restriction.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/composerSlashCommandSearch.ts:
- Around line 46-50: Update the plugin-action name normalization in
scoreSlashCommandItem to lowercase item.action.name before scoring, matching the
existing normalization of other primary values.
Review comments at @docs/user/plugins.md:
- Around line 37-38: Update the sentence about discarding an unapplied download
so the user is the subject of the action; retain the meaning that choosing
**Discard update** drops the download.
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- Line 1788: Update the RPC contract comment for `plugins.remove` to state that
removal deletes saved settings and storage, leaves directories added with
`plugins.add` untouched, and deletes the server’s copy of an npm installation.
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Merged current main (ce9e01640636) without rebasing and pushed 913409ec40 to the existing contributor branch. Resolved the sole conflict by retaining the measured MCP budget, including main's preview-tool changes and the plugin tools. GitHub reports no conflicts. Earlier takeover fixes and UI evidence remain intact.
Blacksmith vp run check:changed github/main passed: 1,850 tests across 135 files, 85 compiler assertions, 39 package typechecks, lint, formatting, knip and GraphQL checks. CI finished with 32 successful checks and one failure.
The remaining failure is Agent context budget: 47,538 bytes on main versus 48,907 here (+1,369). The measured-budget test passes; the growth gate rejects the inherited plugin tools. Removing those tools would change the feature, and cutting unrelated tool text would expand this takeover. An approved exception or a separately reviewed reduction remains necessary. No labels or check policies were changed. Human acceptance of plugin execution authority remains outstanding. Existing test-style nits remain deferred.
No UI behavior changed in this pass, so there is no new browser evidence. This head is not ready to merge.
Merged main to resolve conflicts. Main now owns migration slots 77–79, so the plugin migrations start at slot 80. The preview-ledger reconciler moves the plugin entries of preview databases that used slot 77 and then runs main's 77–79 on them; tests cover that upgrade. The same resolution is on every PR in the stack; an independent GPT-6.1 Sol review of the top merge (#16065) approved it.
Closing. This PR conflicts with main in 34 files, which is more than we will review as a rebase. If the change still matters, open a fresh PR from current main.
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Latest main integration
At
9154c538b0df1cef1da8398bed1985bbcba59f09, merged main7195b699547b538e49f758e314dde5c8c5d907cfwithout rebasing, preserving Maria's settings-search fix, secret-file ownership repair, pairing-policy correction and panel-host recovery coverage. The only conflict was the context snapshot: main's scheduler changes add 54 bytes while the inherited plugin tools still add 1,369 bytes. The measured MCP inventory is 48,443 bytes versus main's 47,074; Claude and Codex measurements remain 5,153 and 6,883 bytes. No acceptance label or enforcement change was applied.vp run check:changed 2dd47e8f6f78e3acd41d1fc1006dc84ff3aa7cb1passed: 475 tests across 19 files, 35 affected package typechecks, 10 selected compiler cases, formatting, lint, knip and GraphQL checks. The snapshot test confirms the measurement, not acceptance of context growth. Commit hooks passed. Hosted checks and reviews are pending for this head.Maria's earlier validation at
2dd47e8includes the failing-then-passing settings-search regression and matching real-client captures. This integration did not repeat that client pass. Human acceptance of standard paired-client plugin execution authority, diagnostic exceptions and context growth remains outstanding. Earlier results below describe their recorded revisions.Integration and validation: GPT-6.1 Sol, Codex harness through T3 Code.
Problem
Installing a plugin from npm currently requires managing its files outside Settings. Users need to inspect the downloaded package, integrity, source digest and capabilities before approving execution, and review an update before replacing the installed version. This feature adds those flows to web and desktop Settings and exposes npm provenance on mobile.
Change
Settings can download an npm package for review, install it with explicit consent, stage and review an update, apply it or discard it. The server verifies the acknowledged source digest and rejects package lifecycle scripts. Mobile shows package provenance and remains view-only.
The latest repairs preserve the last known catalog provenance through a temporary catalog failure, so recovery with changed source files refreshes package/version/integrity data on web and mobile. The npm browser suite now owns its registry per test. The guide names Disable and Remove explicitly and describes current pairing authority.
Scope and approval
This PR targets main and includes the inherited plugin platform: server execution and persistence, consent, actions/tools/views/events, npm services, RPC authorization, shared client state, web/desktop/mobile integration, panel infrastructure, Pi contribution status and orchestration support. Review the complete diff; this is broader than the original npm UI layer. Related layers are #16056 and #15010.
Maintainer approval of this feature direction and full scope remains outstanding. Discussions #6714 and #6837 are context, not approval. Macroscope requires human acceptance of plugin execution/npm management authority for standard paired clients, diagnostic suppressions and the broadened static-analysis exception. Standard pairings include upstream main's access:write authority; mobile's view-only interface is a product limitation.
Verification
Current head:
2dd47e8f6f78e3acd41d1fc1006dc84ff3aa7cb1. Merged main5732bbee397f0a2b0e61d0c2e432f01dca6df3dcwithout rewriting history. Preserved plugin actions, workspace skill scanning, the resizable diff file pane, and both Pi adapter test imports. Adapted main's comparison-recovery browser test to the panel host. Added npm workflow terms to Settings search, with a regression assertion that failed before the fix.Blacksmith
vp run check:changed HEADpassed against the pre-merge head: 3,629 tests across 147 files, 39 package typechecks, 98 selected compiler checks, formatting, lint, knip and static checks. The measured context-budget test also passed. Playwright with system Chrome verified that searching npm finds Plugins in the real client. Full npm install/update integration and native mobile were not rerun. Hosted CI is pending; the inherited 1,369-byte MCP context increase and human scope approval remain blockers. No exception label was applied.Previous repair verification
Previous head:
2b53c2815ab18e22f68d6b4dafa2e8d5d7552486.vp run check:changed bec94aef2949e57f09bef8edb87c73903042a664passed for the latest test-isolation change: six browser tests, two affected package typechecks and static checks. No production code changed in that delta.a1b25fa, changed-file checks passed 15 tests across three files, three affected package typechecks, eight compiler cases and static checks. Macroscope marks finding 4431118701 resolved. This is the recorded repair validation, not a new current-head integrated-client pass.bec94ae. Current source uses case-insensitive action matching and permits plain HTTP registries only on loopback. Its merge-risk assessment retains the context-budget gate.Current integrated web/desktop Settings and native-client verification, fresh UI evidence, and maintainer approval remain outstanding. Historical captures below do not establish current-head behavior. Relay and T3 Connect were not exercised; historical remote checks used --share. The PR remains excluded from the ready-for-review batch.
Historical visual evidence
These captures belong to earlier stack revisions. Historical standard-pairing restrictions shown here predate upstream main's access:write scope and do not describe current authorization.
The following media records the original npm UI layer, associated in the prior description with
1d7af3bd3a8671762130d3b2b9e1a3e87e3e92daand earlier065649b7cd. References below to a local registry, standard pairing and remote flow describe those historical runs. They are not verification of the recovery head. In particular, the new multiline settings controls are not shown here. No new server, browser, desktop or device session was launched during recovery.The original iOS evidence was an after-only capture at top-of-stack
5ec8b17425: iOS light npm provenance. Android includes the historical before/after comparison below.Historical captures (isolated dev server on fresh state, web in Chromium, the built desktop app, and one
vp run dev --shareremote browser; the environment label is a neutral "Proof server"; the registry is a local test registry):Install, review, approve (web video, desktop video): a range is refused inline and nothing is sent; the review shows the package and registry, the sha512 integrity and what it does and does not prove, the digest, and the scripts policy; Approve stays disabled until trust is ticked; the row then reads "npm · name@1.0.0".
Update (video): downloading 1.1.0 shows its integrity, digest and capabilities with the new one highlighted ("New: tools"); the row says "Update 1.1.0 ready to review"; Apply needs trust for that download; then "Updated to 1.1.0". Discard update returns to the empty form.
Failed apply (video): with the staged files removed on disk, Apply shows the server's error, "Checking what is installed…", then the version the server reports.
plugins.npm.list. (That pairing was standard; on an npm-capable server a standard pairing still shows the entry, disabled, so the absence comes from the capability.)Remote (
vp run dev --share, its own pairing link, a fresh browser profile; video): install 1.0.0 → approve → download 1.1.0 → apply worked over HTTPS; a fresh standard pairing was view only. Relay and T3 Connect were not exercised.The original author recorded these flows on earlier stack revisions. They have not been recaptured for the recovery commit, and equivalence to the current UI is not claimed.
Remove (historical original-layer capture, web and built desktop, light and dark): both kinds of plugin say their saved settings and storage are deleted.
Android (historical original-layer capture, an emulator with a standard pairing; the plugins were installed from an administrative web session): read-only provenance, with no Install from npm, update, discard or remove control.
The row reads "npm · t3-proof-npm@1.0.0 from http://127.0.0.1:"; the plugin screen shows Package and the sha512 Integrity with what it does and does not prove; both end with "Plugins are view-only on mobile. Add, install, approve, enable, update, or remove them from an administrative web or desktop connection."
Original implementation: Claude Opus 5.5 through Claude Code/T3 Code. Historical review and capture: GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Astra. Current integration, repairs and verification: GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.