fix(workspace): create a quick workspace from an already-linked project - #1318
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The picker's "＋ Create a quick workspace here" row always failed when the project was already linked, and told the user to re-run the command they were already inside. `createThenBindOrRebind` already had a correct rebind branch — it was simply unreachable. Step one called `createAndBind`, and the server's `create_and_bind` pre-checks both identifiers and 409s *before* creating anything, deliberately, so a binding conflict cannot strand a half-created workspace. On an already linked project that refuses the whole call, so nothing was created and the rebind below it was dead code. The row's own hint promised the opposite: "Creates a new workspace and repoints this project to it". Split the two cases: - unlinked: unchanged — `createAndBind` still creates and binds in one server-side transaction, which is what makes a stranded workspace impossible there. - already linked: create the workspace unbound via `POST /datamates/`, then repoint through the existing rebind path. `createWorkspaceUnbound` sends `memory_enabled` and `knowledge_engine_enabled` explicitly. `POST /datamates/` is the SaaS/extension creation path and defaults both to false, while the create-and-bind path sets both true — so without this the same menu row would hand back a differently configured workspace depending only on whether the project happened to be linked, with memory and the knowledge engine silently off. Also corrected the 409 message. After this change a conflict can only mean another workspace claimed the project mid-selection, so it says that instead of directing the user back into the command they are already running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review round. The important one: the TUI had the identical defect and the
first commit did not touch it.
**The TUI carried the same bug.** `createAndBindInline` called `createAndBind`
unconditionally, so on an already-linked project the server 409'd before
creating anything and the rebind below was unreachable. Its `rebindFrom` doc
asserted the assumption the bug rested on ("createAndBind succeeds but leaves
the binding pointing at the OLD workspace"); that is corrected too. Both
surfaces now make the same split, so the CLI and the TUI cannot disagree about
what that row does.
**`Number()` coerced its way past the id guard.** `Number.isSafeInteger(Number(x))`
accepts `true` as 1, `"7"` as 7 and `[5]` as 5, so a malformed body would have
rebound the project to workspace 1 rather than failing. The type check now runs
before the arithmetic, and throws a typed `WorkspaceApiError` rather than a bare
`Error`, matching every other failure in that module.
**The account is pinned across the two-step.** Create and rebind resolve
credentials independently, so a re-login in between created the workspace on one
tenant and sent the rebind to another with an id local to the first. Both
surfaces capture the account before the create and refuse the rebind if it
changed. The API key is deliberately not part of the fingerprint: rotating a key
for the same user on the same tenant is not an identity change.
**The rebind's own binding row is what gets cached.** The response was discarded
and the local identifiers cached instead, so a path-keyed row rebound through
`/by-path` was cached carrying a `repo_remote` the server never stored.
**The 409 message no longer guesses.** It was written for the bind path and
claimed a binding race; the unbound create sends no identifiers and cannot
produce one. Split by which call actually ran.
**`created` is a discriminated union** rather than one shape with optional
halves, so `binding` and `manage_url` are only reachable on the path that has
them.
Not changed, with reason: a reviewer asked for the nested `{datamate:{id}}`
shape to be accepted. `POST /datamates/` declares
`response_model=CreateDatamateResponse` (`{id: int}`) and FastAPI enforces it,
so that shape cannot come back from this endpoint. The strict guard above turns
a contract break into a loud failure, which beats silently accepting an
unexpected shape.
Tests assert the *sequence of endpoints* for both surfaces, because the bug was
never in a payload — it was in which request got sent. Covers unlinked,
already-linked, a failed rebind (non-zero exit / error toast, not a claimed
success), and a 409 that must not reach the rebind. Each fails if the
corresponding fix is reverted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds account fingerprints and validated unbound workspace creation. CLI and TUI flows now use unbound creation followed by rebinding for linked projects, while unlinked projects retain atomic creation and binding. ChangesWorkspace creation and rebinding
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI_or_TUI
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CLI_or_TUI->>WorkspaceApi: createWorkspaceUnbound for linked project
WorkspaceApi->>AltimateAPI: POST /datamates/
AltimateAPI-->>WorkspaceApi: workspace identity
CLI_or_TUI->>WorkspaceApi: sameAccount(fingerprint)
WorkspaceApi-->>CLI_or_TUI: account comparison
CLI_or_TUI->>AltimateAPI: rebind workspace when accounts match
AltimateAPI-->>CLI_or_TUI: binding metadata
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| export async function accountFingerprint(): Promise<{ apiUrl: string; tenant: string }> { | ||
| const c = await creds() | ||
| return { apiUrl: c.url, tenant: c.instance } |
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WARNING: Include the authenticated principal in the account fingerprint
URL and tenant do not uniquely identify the caller. req() rereads the API key for every request, and this repository already hashes that key in memory-index.ts specifically because two users can share the same host and tenant. If credentials switch to another user's key between create and rebind, sameAccount() still returns true and the second user can rebind using the first user's tenant-local workspace ID. Include a non-secret digest of the key or a stable authenticated-user ID; treating key rotation as unchanged is unsafe when rotation and principal switching are indistinguishable.
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| // resolves credentials on its own, so an account switch in between would | ||
| // create the workspace on one tenant and rebind on another using an id that | ||
| // is local to the first. (review, PR #1314) | ||
| const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null) |
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WARNING: Fail closed when the pre-create fingerprint cannot be captured
Catching this as null disables the later check (if (account && ...)) but still creates the unbound workspace. Because the create and rebind each reload credentials, a transient fingerprint failure followed by a credential switch lets the rebind run under another account with the first account's workspace ID. For the already-linked two-request path, abort before creation when the baseline fingerprint is unavailable rather than skipping the guard.
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| // Captured before the create and re-checked before the rebind: the two | ||
| // requests resolve credentials independently, and a workspace id means | ||
| // nothing on a different account. | ||
| const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null) |
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WARNING: Fail closed when the pre-create fingerprint cannot be captured
This mirrors the CLI's fail-open gap: a fingerprint error becomes null, the unbound workspace is still created, and if (account && ...) then skips account continuity validation before rebinding. Since both requests independently resolve credentials, this can send an account-local workspace ID to a different account. Abort the rebindFrom flow before creation if the baseline fingerprint cannot be established.
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- Around line 505-583: Capture a complete { url, instance, apiKey } credential
snapshot before workspace creation and abort if loading it fails; do not
continue with a null fallback. Thread this snapshot through
createWorkspaceUnbound and the rebindByRemote/rebindByPath paths in both CLI and
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- Around line 603-610: Extend recordApprovedBinding to accept the transaction’s
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| @@ -510,20 +554,34 @@ async function createThenBindOrRebind( | |||
| const safeCreatedName = stripControlChars(created.datamate.name) | |||
| spin.stop(`Workspace "${safeCreatedName}" created.`) | |||
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| // If the project was already linked, the new workspace exists but the | |||
| // binding still points at the OLD workspace — rebind so the project is | |||
| // now bound to the freshly-created one. Otherwise createAndBind already | |||
| // wrote the binding as part of the atomic create; we're done. | |||
| // The already-linked path created an unbound workspace above, so the binding | |||
| // still points at the OLD one — repoint it now. The unlinked path already got | |||
| // its binding from the atomic create, so there is nothing left to do. | |||
| let reboundBinding: Binding | null = null | |||
| if (existing) { | |||
| const rebindSpin = prompts.spinner() | |||
| rebindSpin.start(`Repointing project at "${safeCreatedName}"...`) | |||
| // The workspace exists on the account that was in effect a moment ago, and | |||
| // its id means nothing anywhere else. Rebinding under a different account | |||
| // would point this project at whatever id collides there. | |||
| if (account && !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) { | |||
| rebindSpin.stop("Could not repoint the project.", 1) | |||
| prompts.log.error( | |||
| `The signed-in account changed while "${safeCreatedName}" was being created, so it was ` + | |||
| `not linked to this project. The workspace exists on the previous account. Re-run ` + | |||
| `\`altimate-code link\` to link this project on the account you are on now.`, | |||
| ) | |||
| process.exitCode = 1 | |||
| return | |||
| } | |||
| try { | |||
| await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({ | |||
| const res = await rebindByMatchedIdentifier({ | |||
| identifier, | |||
| targetDatamateId: created.datamate.id, | |||
| expectedCurrentDatamateId: existing.datamate.id, | |||
| matchedBy: existing.matchedBy, | |||
| }) | |||
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Pass one credential snapshot through both requests.
req() reads credentials for every request. In both flows, sameAccount() can succeed and the following rebind can then read a changed URL, tenant, or API key. A tenant-local workspace ID can reach a different account during that gap. If the initial fingerprint read fails, .catch(() => null) disables the guard; a later successful create can still proceed to rebind without an account check.
A changed API key alone does not prove an account change because key rotation for the same user and tenant is intentionally allowed. However, the requests still need one consistent credential set.
Capture the complete { url, instance, apiKey } snapshot before creation. Abort before creation if it cannot be loaded. Pass it through createWorkspaceUnbound() and rebindByRemote()/rebindByPath() in both the CLI and TUI. Implement the override at the shared req() boundary so these calls do not reread credentials.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts` around lines 505 - 583, Capture a
complete { url, instance, apiKey } credential snapshot before workspace creation
and abort if loading it fails; do not continue with a null fallback. Thread this
snapshot through createWorkspaceUnbound and the rebindByRemote/rebindByPath
paths in both CLI and TUI flows, and update the shared req boundary to use the
supplied snapshot instead of rereading credentials, preserving account
validation while allowing API-key rotation for the same user and tenant.
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| const serverBinding = created.via === "bound" ? created.binding : reboundBinding | ||
| await recordApprovedBinding(identifier.projectPath ?? directory, { | ||
| datamateId: created.datamate.id, | ||
| datamateName: created.datamate.name, | ||
| repoRemote: created.binding.repo_remote, | ||
| projectPath: created.binding.project_path, | ||
| repoRemote: serverBinding?.repo_remote ?? identifier.repoRemote ?? null, | ||
| projectPath: serverBinding?.project_path ?? identifier.projectPath ?? null, | ||
| linkedAt: Date.now(), | ||
| }, { awaitBackfill: true }) |
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Pass the transaction scope to recordApprovedBinding.
After the CLI rebind succeeds, link.ts passes the returned serverBinding to recordApprovedBinding, but the helper independently calls tenantKey(). That call rereads the current credentials. If credentials change after rebind, the old account's binding can be written to the new account's cache scope. The TUI path has the same flow.
Extend recordApprovedBinding to accept the transaction's pinned { tenant, apiUrl } scope and use it instead of rereading credentials. Route that scope through both create/rebind callers. Pinning only the API create/rebind requests does not remove this later scope read.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts` around lines 603 - 610, Extend
recordApprovedBinding to accept the transaction’s pinned { tenant, apiUrl }
scope and use it instead of calling tenantKey(). Pass that scope through both
create and rebind callers, including the CLI link.ts and corresponding TUI flow,
so binding cache writes remain associated with the account used by the
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts:27">
P3: Each run leaves its credential sandbox in `os.tmpdir()` because `afterAll` never removes `SANDBOX`. Delete the sandbox during teardown, preferably using the repository’s temporary-directory fixture or `rmSync(..., { recursive: true, force: true })`.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts:23">
P2: These module-scope environment changes are process-wide, so parallel test files can resolve credentials and state from this suite's sandbox. Use the repository's isolated-home/state fixture or serialize the suite's environment-sensitive tests rather than changing `process.env` for the lifetime of the file.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts:93">
P2: The TUI success tests leave `recordApprovedBinding`'s detached network work running when `afterEach` restores the process-wide `fetch`. This can send requests through the real client or contaminate the next test's `calls`/`routes`; isolate the API seam or wait for all background work before restoring global state.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts:113">
P3: The two CLI success-path tests drive `createThenBindOrRebind` all the way to its success tail, which calls `open(manageUrl)` when the URL passes `isSafeHttpUrl` (`cli/cmd/link.ts`). With route `manage_url: "https://x.test/w/7"` (and the derive-from-creds URL on the already-linked test), this can spawn the real OS URL handler / browser during unit tests; the trailing `.catch(() => undefined)` swallows the failure, so a hung `xdg-open` process stalls CI with no visible failure. Gate the auto-open behind a test-safe env check in `link.ts`, or stub `open` in these tests.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts:505">
P2: When credentials change while the workspace picker is open, this captures the new account but still uses `existing` from the old account. The flow can create an unbound workspace in the new tenant, then rebind with the old tenant's expected id and leave the new workspace orphaned; bind the pre-check and create to the same account or re-run the lookup after a change.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts:505">
P1: Abort `createAndBindInline` when `accountFingerprint()` fails instead of proceeding with a `null` account. Otherwise the TUI can create a workspace without validating account continuity before rebind.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts:519">
P1: Pin one credential snapshot across the unbound create, account check, and rebind instead of rereading credentials for each request. A credential switch after `sameAccount` returns but before rebind can otherwise send the created workspace ID to another account.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts:607">
P2: When the rebind is path-keyed, the server returns `repo_remote: null`, but this fallback stores the locally detected remote anyway. Preserve the identity from `serverBinding`; otherwise cached consumers and subsequent memory metadata treat a path-only binding as remote-keyed.
(Based on your team's feedback about preserving relinked binding identity.)</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:499">
P3: This PR was caused by two copies of the same create-then-bind flow drifting apart, and it now duplicates the fix into both. `createAndBindInline` repeats the whole branch added to `createThenBindOrRebind` in `cli/cmd/link.ts`: the same `{ via: "bound" } | { via: "unbound" }` shape, account-fingerprint guard, `reboundBinding` bookkeeping, and `serverBinding` fallback. Each future fix (e.g., caching the binding row, rebind error handling) must now be made in both files, and the next divergence reproduces the original bug on one surface. Consider extracting the shared sequence into `api-client.ts` (or a shared helper) and having both entry points call it, keeping only the UI/reporting layer local.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:557">
P1: When the pre-create account fingerprint cannot be read, this guard skips the account check and still permits a recovered create/rebind with an unverified tenant-local workspace ID. Fail closed when `account` is null before rebinding.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts:427">
P1: Include a non-secret authenticated-principal discriminator, such as a digest of `c.apiKey`, in `accountFingerprint` and compare it in `sameAccount`. URL and tenant alone do not distinguish users who share the same deployment.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts:460">
P1: When `/datamates/` returns the supported `{ datamate: { id } }` envelope, this reads only `data.id`, throws after creation, and never rebinds the project. Accept the nested numeric id as the existing `AltimateApi.createDatamate` client does.</violation>
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| // The workspace above was created UNBOUND, so this project's binding still | ||
| // points at the old one. Repoint it. If this fails the workspace exists but | ||
| // the link did not switch — say so rather than silently orphan it. | ||
| if (account && !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) { |
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P1: When the pre-create account fingerprint cannot be read, this guard skips the account check and still permits a recovered create/rebind with an unverified tenant-local workspace ID. Fail closed when account is null before rebinding.
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@@ -522,19 +549,27 @@ async function createAndBindInline(
+ // The workspace above was created UNBOUND, so this project's binding still
+ // points at the old one. Repoint it. If this fails the workspace exists but
+ // the link did not switch — say so rather than silently orphan it.
+ if (account && !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) {
+ api.ui.toast({
+ variant: "error",
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| if (account && !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) { | |
| if (!account || !(await WorkspaceApi.sameAccount(account))) { |
| // instead of failing. The server's `CreateDatamateResponse` is `{id: int}` | ||
| // and FastAPI enforces it, so anything else here is a contract break worth | ||
| // refusing loudly rather than guessing at. | ||
| const id: unknown = (data as { id?: unknown } | null | undefined)?.id |
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P1: When /datamates/ returns the supported { datamate: { id } } envelope, this reads only data.id, throws after creation, and never rebinds the project. Accept the nested numeric id as the existing AltimateApi.createDatamate client does.
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@@ -395,6 +395,77 @@ export namespace WorkspaceApi {
+ // instead of failing. The server's `CreateDatamateResponse` is `{id: int}`
+ // and FastAPI enforces it, so anything else here is a contract break worth
+ // refusing loudly rather than guessing at.
+ const id: unknown = (data as { id?: unknown } | null | undefined)?.id
+ if (typeof id !== "number" || !Number.isSafeInteger(id) || id <= 0) {
+ throw new WorkspaceApiError(
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| const id: unknown = (data as { id?: unknown } | null | undefined)?.id | |
| const response = data as { id?: unknown; datamate?: { id?: unknown } } | null | undefined | |
| const id: unknown = response?.id ?? response?.datamate?.id |
| // Create unbound first, then repoint, which is what the row's | ||
| // own hint promises. | ||
| if (existing) { | ||
| const ws = await WorkspaceApi.createWorkspaceUnbound({ name }) |
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P1: Pin one credential snapshot across the unbound create, account check, and rebind instead of rereading credentials for each request. A credential switch after sameAccount returns but before rebind can otherwise send the created workspace ID to another account.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts, line 519:
<comment>Pin one credential snapshot across the unbound create, account check, and rebind instead of rereading credentials for each request. A credential switch after `sameAccount` returns but before rebind can otherwise send the created workspace ID to another account.</comment>
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@@ -475,29 +476,72 @@ function handoffFailureMessage(result: Extract<HandoffResult, { ok: false }>): s
+ // Create unbound first, then repoint, which is what the row's
+ // own hint promises.
+ if (existing) {
+ const ws = await WorkspaceApi.createWorkspaceUnbound({ name })
+ created = { via: "unbound", datamate: ws }
+ } else {
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| // resolves credentials on its own, so an account switch in between would | ||
| // create the workspace on one tenant and rebind on another using an id that | ||
| // is local to the first. (review, PR #1314) | ||
| const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null) |
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P1: Abort createAndBindInline when accountFingerprint() fails instead of proceeding with a null account. Otherwise the TUI can create a workspace without validating account continuity before rebind.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts, line 505:
<comment>Abort `createAndBindInline` when `accountFingerprint()` fails instead of proceeding with a `null` account. Otherwise the TUI can create a workspace without validating account continuity before rebind.</comment>
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@@ -475,29 +476,72 @@ function handoffFailureMessage(result: Extract<HandoffResult, { ok: false }>): s
+ // resolves credentials on its own, so an account switch in between would
+ // create the workspace on one tenant and rebind on another using an id that
+ // is local to the first. (review, PR #1314)
+ const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null)
try {
- created = await WorkspaceApi.createAndBind({ name, identifier })
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| * The API key is deliberately not part of it: rotating a key for the same | ||
| * user on the same tenant is not an identity change, and comparing it would | ||
| * abort a legitimate flow. */ | ||
| export async function accountFingerprint(): Promise<{ apiUrl: string; tenant: string }> { |
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P1: Include a non-secret authenticated-principal discriminator, such as a digest of c.apiKey, in accountFingerprint and compare it in sameAccount. URL and tenant alone do not distinguish users who share the same deployment.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts, line 427:
<comment>Include a non-secret authenticated-principal discriminator, such as a digest of `c.apiKey`, in `accountFingerprint` and compare it in `sameAccount`. URL and tenant alone do not distinguish users who share the same deployment.</comment>
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@@ -395,6 +395,77 @@ export namespace WorkspaceApi {
+ * The API key is deliberately not part of it: rotating a key for the same
+ * user on the same tenant is not an identity change, and comparing it would
+ * abort a legitimate flow. */
+ export async function accountFingerprint(): Promise<{ apiUrl: string; tenant: string }> {
+ const c = await creds()
+ return { apiUrl: c.url, tenant: c.instance }
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| // resolves credentials on its own, so an account switch in between would | ||
| // create the workspace on one tenant and rebind on another using an id that | ||
| // is local to the first. (review, PR #1314) | ||
| const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null) |
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P2: When credentials change while the workspace picker is open, this captures the new account but still uses existing from the old account. The flow can create an unbound workspace in the new tenant, then rebind with the old tenant's expected id and leave the new workspace orphaned; bind the pre-check and create to the same account or re-run the lookup after a change.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts, line 505:
<comment>When credentials change while the workspace picker is open, this captures the new account but still uses `existing` from the old account. The flow can create an unbound workspace in the new tenant, then rebind with the old tenant's expected id and leave the new workspace orphaned; bind the pre-check and create to the same account or re-run the lookup after a change.</comment>
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@@ -475,29 +476,72 @@ function handoffFailureMessage(result: Extract<HandoffResult, { ok: false }>): s
+ // resolves credentials on its own, so an account switch in between would
+ // create the workspace on one tenant and rebind on another using an id that
+ // is local to the first. (review, PR #1314)
+ const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null)
try {
- created = await WorkspaceApi.createAndBind({ name, identifier })
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| repoRemote: serverBinding?.repo_remote ?? identifier.repoRemote ?? null, | ||
| projectPath: serverBinding?.project_path ?? identifier.projectPath ?? null, |
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P2: When the rebind is path-keyed, the server returns repo_remote: null, but this fallback stores the locally detected remote anyway. Preserve the identity from serverBinding; otherwise cached consumers and subsequent memory metadata treat a path-only binding as remote-keyed.
(Based on your team's feedback about preserving relinked binding identity.)
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts, line 607:
<comment>When the rebind is path-keyed, the server returns `repo_remote: null`, but this fallback stores the locally detected remote anyway. Preserve the identity from `serverBinding`; otherwise cached consumers and subsequent memory metadata treat a path-only binding as remote-keyed.
(Based on your team's feedback about preserving relinked binding identity.) </comment>
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@@ -537,23 +595,35 @@ async function createThenBindOrRebind(
datamateName: created.datamate.name,
- repoRemote: created.binding.repo_remote,
- projectPath: created.binding.project_path,
+ repoRemote: serverBinding?.repo_remote ?? identifier.repoRemote ?? null,
+ projectPath: serverBinding?.project_path ?? identifier.projectPath ?? null,
linkedAt: Date.now(),
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| repoRemote: serverBinding?.repo_remote ?? identifier.repoRemote ?? null, | |
| projectPath: serverBinding?.project_path ?? identifier.projectPath ?? null, | |
| repoRemote: serverBinding?.repo_remote ?? null, | |
| projectPath: serverBinding?.project_path ?? null, |
| // is restored in `afterAll`, and `globalThis.fetch` is restored after every | ||
| // test rather than left installed for whatever loads next. | ||
| const ORIGINAL_TEST_HOME = process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME | ||
| const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-createunbound-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`) |
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P3: Each run leaves its credential sandbox in os.tmpdir() because afterAll never removes SANDBOX. Delete the sandbox during teardown, preferably using the repository’s temporary-directory fixture or rmSync(..., { recursive: true, force: true }).
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-workspace-unbound.test.ts, line 27:
<comment>Each run leaves its credential sandbox in `os.tmpdir()` because `afterAll` never removes `SANDBOX`. Delete the sandbox during teardown, preferably using the repository’s temporary-directory fixture or `rmSync(..., { recursive: true, force: true })`.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,192 @@
+// is restored in `afterAll`, and `globalThis.fetch` is restored after every
+// test rather than left installed for whatever loads next.
+const ORIGINAL_TEST_HOME = process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME
+const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-createunbound-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`)
+mkdirSync(path.join(SANDBOX, "home", ".altimate"), { recursive: true })
+process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "home")
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| body: { datamate: { id: 7, name: "proj" }, binding: BINDING, manage_url: "https://x.test/w/7" }, | ||
| }, | ||
| ] | ||
| await createThenBindOrRebind(IDENTIFIER, "proj", "/tmp/proj", null) |
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P3: The two CLI success-path tests drive createThenBindOrRebind all the way to its success tail, which calls open(manageUrl) when the URL passes isSafeHttpUrl (cli/cmd/link.ts). With route manage_url: "https://x.test/w/7" (and the derive-from-creds URL on the already-linked test), this can spawn the real OS URL handler / browser during unit tests; the trailing .catch(() => undefined) swallows the failure, so a hung xdg-open process stalls CI with no visible failure. Gate the auto-open behind a test-safe env check in link.ts, or stub open in these tests.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/create-then-rebind.test.ts, line 113:
<comment>The two CLI success-path tests drive `createThenBindOrRebind` all the way to its success tail, which calls `open(manageUrl)` when the URL passes `isSafeHttpUrl` (`cli/cmd/link.ts`). With route `manage_url: "https://x.test/w/7"` (and the derive-from-creds URL on the already-linked test), this can spawn the real OS URL handler / browser during unit tests; the trailing `.catch(() => undefined)` swallows the failure, so a hung `xdg-open` process stalls CI with no visible failure. Gate the auto-open behind a test-safe env check in `link.ts`, or stub `open` in these tests.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,218 @@
+ body: { datamate: { id: 7, name: "proj" }, binding: BINDING, manage_url: "https://x.test/w/7" },
+ },
+ ]
+ await createThenBindOrRebind(IDENTIFIER, "proj", "/tmp/proj", null)
+
+ expect(sequence()).toEqual(["POST /datamate-project-bindings/"])
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| async function createAndBindInline( | ||
| /** Exported for tests — see `createThenBindOrRebind`. This is the TUI's copy of | ||
| * the same flow, and it carried the same bug. */ | ||
| export async function createAndBindInline( |
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P3: This PR was caused by two copies of the same create-then-bind flow drifting apart, and it now duplicates the fix into both. createAndBindInline repeats the whole branch added to createThenBindOrRebind in cli/cmd/link.ts: the same { via: "bound" } | { via: "unbound" } shape, account-fingerprint guard, reboundBinding bookkeeping, and serverBinding fallback. Each future fix (e.g., caching the binding row, rebind error handling) must now be made in both files, and the next divergence reproduces the original bug on one surface. Consider extracting the shared sequence into api-client.ts (or a shared helper) and having both entry points call it, keeping only the UI/reporting layer local.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx, line 499:
<comment>This PR was caused by two copies of the same create-then-bind flow drifting apart, and it now duplicates the fix into both. `createAndBindInline` repeats the whole branch added to `createThenBindOrRebind` in `cli/cmd/link.ts`: the same `{ via: "bound" } | { via: "unbound" }` shape, account-fingerprint guard, `reboundBinding` bookkeeping, and `serverBinding` fallback. Each future fix (e.g., caching the binding row, rebind error handling) must now be made in both files, and the next divergence reproduces the original bug on one surface. Consider extracting the shared sequence into `api-client.ts` (or a shared helper) and having both entry points call it, keeping only the UI/reporting layer local.</comment>
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@@ -493,22 +494,48 @@ function toastHandoffFailure(api: TuiPluginApi, result: Extract<HandoffResult, {
-async function createAndBindInline(
+/** Exported for tests — see `createThenBindOrRebind`. This is the TUI's copy of
+ * the same flow, and it carried the same bug. */
+export async function createAndBindInline(
api: TuiPluginApi,
identifier: ProjectIdentifier,
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Code Review
Verdict: Approve, with comments
Replaces #1314 (closed for a branch-naming limitation, not a review failure) — that review's findings are already addressed here. The core fix is correct: splitting on existing/rebindFrom to choose atomic createAndBind (unlinked project) vs. unbound-create-then-rebind (already-linked project) is the right response to the server's pre-check-before-create ordering, and it's applied consistently to both the CLI and the TUI in this PR — closing the gap where only one surface got fixed last round.
One MAJOR and a handful of MINOR/NIT items below, none of which need to block merge, but worth a follow-up.
Major
1. The preCheckOk gate protects the wrong menu row — a transient pre-check failure on an already-linked project can still reproduce the original bug.
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts (options-array construction around the "＋ Create a quick workspace" row) and its TUI counterpart in workspace.tsx.
When the initial binding pre-check itself fails (network / 5xx — preCheckOk = false), existing defaults to null. The "Set up in browser" row is correctly gated on preCheckOk for exactly this reason ("Better to hide the option until the caller can confirm the binding state"). The sibling "＋ Create a quick workspace" row has no such gate — it treats a failed pre-check the same as a confirmed "not linked" and routes through the atomic createAndBind path. If the project is actually already linked server-side, that call 409s the same way the original bug did.
Fix: gate the quick-create row's semantics on preCheckOk the same way the browser-handoff row is gated, or thread preCheckOk into createThenBindOrRebind so a failed pre-check triggers a fallback lookup before choosing the create path.
Minor
2. The account-mismatch guard covers a narrower window than the one that matters, and fails open on its own precondition.
createThenBindOrRebind (link.ts) / createAndBindInline (workspace.tsx).
existing is resolved once, early — before the interactive picker blocks on user input. The account fingerprint used by the mismatch guard is captured only later, inside createThenBindOrRebind/createAndBindInline, after the user has already made their selection. If the signed-in account changes between the original lookup and that point, the guard's before/after comparison (both taken post-switch) passes, but the rebind still sends expectedCurrentDatamateId resolved under the old account against the new account's tenant.
It also fails open: const account = await WorkspaceApi.accountFingerprint().catch(() => null) then if (account && !(await sameAccount(account))) — if the initial fingerprint call itself throws, account is null, the account && short-circuits, and the mismatch check is skipped entirely rather than aborting.
Fix: capture the fingerprint alongside the original getBindingForProject lookup and thread it through; treat a failed initial fingerprint as "cannot verify, abort" rather than "skip the check."
3. No test exercises the account-switch guard end-to-end, and a create→rebind-only test wouldn't catch #2 anyway.
The regression test that matters switches accounts between the original lookup and the picker selection (not just between create and rebind), then asserts nothing gets created or rebound using the resulting stale expectedCurrentDatamateId.
4. TUI's ConflictError handling on the already-linked path falls through to a generic message instead of the CLI's more specific one.
workspace.tsx: err instanceof ConflictError && !rebindFrom — when rebindFrom is set and createWorkspaceUnbound 409s, this is false, so the TUI shows the raw server message instead of the CLI's "the project is still linked to the previous workspace" framing. Not incorrect, just less helpful.
5. sameAccount conflates "account changed" with "couldn't verify."
api-client.ts: when accountFingerprint() throws on the second call, sameAccount returns false, which callers report as "the signed-in account changed" even if the real cause is a transient credentials-resolution failure.
6. Missing test: manageUrlFor returning null on the unbound-create path (the CLI's if (manageUrl) { ... } skip branch, e.g. BYOK/unresolvable deployments).
7. Missing test: TUI's handling of a 409 on the unbound create — the CLI has this test explicitly; the TUI's equivalent path (different catch logic via !rebindFrom) doesn't.
Nits
- Comment density in the
Createddiscriminated-union definitions explains the historical fix rather than the code itself — will read as dated once merged. isSafeHttpUrlandrebindByMatchedIdentifierare deliberately duplicated between CLI and TUI (precedented, documented as intentional) — just flagging future-drift risk.- Minor comment typo in
api-client.ts's id-coercion explanation;reboundBindingis a slightly awkward name. - A dangling comment fragment in
link.ts("...they were already inside / Create unbound first...") looks like a leftover edit.
Positive observations
- The discriminated
Createdunion (via: "bound" | "unbound") replaces a prior optional-field shape that could silently reach for a field the unbound path never has. createWorkspaceUnbound'stypeof id !== "number"guard, ordered before any numeric coercion, is a deliberate fix for a real prior bug (Number()acceptingtrue→1,"7"→7,[5]→5) and is well-tested.- Tests assert endpoint call sequence, not just payload shape — the right strategy for a control-flow fix.
- Reuse of
manageUrlForfor the new unbound-create path (rather than re-deriving the URL) avoids the two-near-identical-builders drift that bit #1274.
Missing tests (rollup)
- Account-switch guard, end-to-end, covering the full lookup-to-rebind window (CLI + TUI).
manageUrlForreturning null on the unbound path.- TUI 409-on-unbound-create.
- 412 (
PreconditionFailedError) and 404 on the rebind step. - Path-keyed
/by-pathrebinding. - Verification that cached identifiers come from the server's rebind response, not the local identifier, on the success path.
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Replaces #1314, which could not be salvaged:
Tracker Leaksrejects internal tracker keys from the branch name as well as the diff and commit messages, and GitHub does not allow a PR's head branch to be renamed. Same change, clean branch, rebased onto currentmain. The review on #1314 is fully addressed here — see below.Problem
In a project that is already linked, the
altimate-code linkpicker's "＋ Create a quick workspace … here" row always failed, and the error told the user to re-run the command they were already inside.The row's own hint promises the opposite: "Creates a new workspace and repoints this project to it (no browser step)."
Cause
createThenBindOrRebindalready had a correct rebind branch. It was unreachable. Step one calledcreateAndBind→POST /datamate-project-bindings/, whose handler pre-checks both identifiers and returns 409 before creating anything — deliberately, so a binding conflict cannot strand a half-created workspace. On an already-linked project that refuses the entire call, so the rebind below it was dead code.The handler's own comment shows the broken assumption — "the new workspace exists but the binding still points at the OLD workspace". It does not exist: create and bind are atomic server-side.
The neighbouring "＋ Set up in browser" row is correctly hidden when already linked, with a comment explaining this exact 409. One of the two guards was applied; the other was missed.
Fix
Split by case, because the server offers two different things:
createAndBindcreates and binds in one transaction, which is what makes a stranded workspace impossible there.POST /datamates/, then repoint through the rebind path that already existed.createWorkspaceUnboundsendsmemory_enabledandknowledge_engine_enabledexplicitly.POST /datamates/defaults both tofalsewhile the create-and-bind path sets bothtrue, so without those two lines the same menu row would return a differently-configured workspace depending only on whether the project happened to be linked — memory and the knowledge engine silently off.Review from #1314, addressed
The Major one — the TUI had the identical bug.
createAndBindInlinecalledcreateAndBindunconditionally, so on an already-linked project it 409'd before creating and its rebind was unreachable too. Fixing one surface and shipping the other would leave the CLI and TUI disagreeing about what the same row does. ItsrebindFromdoc also asserted the assumption the bug rested on; corrected.created's inline typebinding/manage_urlonly reachable where they existErrorinapi-client.tsWorkspaceApiError, matching the module/by-pathwas being cached with arepo_remotethe server never storedNumber.isSafeInteger(Number(x))acceptedtrue→1,"7"→7,[5]→5. The boolean case would have rebound the project to workspace 1 rather than failing.typeofnow runs firstGlobal.Pathat import); sandbox keyed by pid+clock, original restored inafterAll, fetch restored per testOne not taken, with evidence. A reviewer asked for the nested
{datamate:{id}}shape to be accepted.POST /datamates/declaresresponse_model=CreateDatamateResponse({id: int}) and FastAPI enforces it, so that shape cannot come back from this endpoint.AltimateApi.createDatamate's?? data.datamate?.idis defensive legacy for a different call. An unreachable branch would only give a real contract break somewhere to hide. Happy to add it if preferred.Verification
Against a real backend (local, tenant
hackdev, project bound to workspace 63):Tests.
create-then-rebind.test.tsasserts the sequence of endpoints for both surfaces — the bug was never in a payload, it was in which request got sent, and a payload-shaped test cannot see that. Covers unlinked, already-linked, a failed rebind (non-zero exit / error toast rather than a claimed success), and a 409 that must not reach the rebind. Plus the id-coercion cases and the account fingerprint.Mutation-tested rather than assumed:
memory_enabled/knowledge_engine_enabled560 pass / 0 failacrosstest/cli/cmd/link.test.ts+test/altimate/workspace/. Typecheck clean.oxlintadds no new errors.script/check-tracker-leaks.tspasses.Both flow functions are exported purely so those tests can reach them — flagged in case a different approach is preferred.
Note for review
The cleaner long-term shape is backend-side: a
replace_existingflag onPOST /datamate-project-bindings/would make this atomic and remove the duplicated defaults entirely. That is a two-repo change; this keeps the fix in the CLI and reuses the rebind path that already exists.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Fixes the "create a quick workspace" row in
altimate-code linkso it works when the project is already linked — it previously always failed with an error telling the user to re-run the command they were already inside. The row now creates the workspace unbound and repoints the project, as its hint already promised.Bug Fixes
createAndBindis refused server-side with a 409 before creating anything when the project is already linked, which made the rebind below it unreachable; the two paths now diverge — unlinked keeps the atomic create-and-bind, already-linked creates viaPOST /datamates/then rebinds.createAndBindInline) had the identical bug and now makes the same split.createWorkspaceUnboundexplicitly sendsmemory_enabledandknowledge_engine_enabled, sincePOST /datamates/defaults both to false — omitting them would produce a differently-configured workspace depending on link state.true→1,"7"→7, and[5]→5 fail loudly instead of rebinding to the wrong workspace.Tests
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