feat(workspace): honour a workspace pinned by the IDE extension - #1320
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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds IDE workspace pin support. It validates pins against account-visible workspaces, preserves canonical paths across asynchronous checks, caches validation results, and removes pin variables from nested bash processes. ChangesWorkspace pin resolution
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant resolveBindingOutcome
participant resolveWithinRoot
participant AltimateApi
participant WorkspaceApi
resolveBindingOutcome->>resolveWithinRoot: Validate and canonicalize the pinned root
resolveBindingOutcome->>AltimateApi: Capture credentials
resolveBindingOutcome->>WorkspaceApi: List accessible workspaces with captured credentials
WorkspaceApi-->>resolveBindingOutcome: Return workspace rows or an API error
resolveBindingOutcome-->>resolveBindingOutcome: Cache validation and return the binding outcome
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds substantial new workspace-pin validation and mostly closes prior credential-rotation and containment races, but two issues should be resolved before merging: a security-relevant edge case where a not-yet-created pinned directory can still be redirected via a symlink race to leak project memory across workspace boundaries, and a test suite that mutates shared API stubs without per-test isolation, risking flaky or incorrect results in parallel CI runs. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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CRITICAL: The lexical fallback permits a symlink escape for a non-existent descendant
If the full request directory does not exist, realpathSync fails and this returns the lexical path without resolving its nearest existing ancestor. For example, with <root>/link -> /outside, <root>/link/new is accepted by withinRoot even though creating/using it resolves outside the pinned tree. This check gates an unsecured, caller-supplied x-opencode-directory before memory is attributed to the pinned workspace, so it needs the same ancestor-walking, symlink-aware behavior as Filesystem.containsReal rather than falling back directly to path.resolve.
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Fixed in da254e7 — withinRoot now delegates to Filesystem.containsReal, as suggested, rather than a new implementation. Covered by four tests: an existing symlinked escape, the not-yet-existing descendant under one (the case that bypassed), a genuine not-yet-existing descendant that must still be allowed, and a .. escape.
| log.warn("cannot honour the workspace pin: no Altimate credentials resolved") | ||
| return { status: "unknown" } | ||
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| const cacheKey = `${key.tenant}|${key.apiUrl}|${pin.datamateId}` |
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CRITICAL: Scope the authorization memo to the active credential
The visibility check is authenticated with altimateApiKey, but this cache key contains only tenant, API URL, and datamate ID. If credentials switch to another user/key in the same tenant, that principal inherits the previous principal's successful authorization for five minutes and listDatamates() is skipped, allowing pinned skills/memory access before the new credential has demonstrated workspace visibility. Include a non-reversible credential identity (the existing memory index uses an API-key digest) or clear this memo whenever credentials change.
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Fixed in da254e7. The cache key is now tenant|apiUrl|<sha256(apiKey) first 16 hex>|datamateId, following the memory index — only a digest is stored, never the key. Consolidated onto a single getCredentials() read while I was there: tenantKey() resolves the same credentials internally, so there were two reads and two failure paths logging an identical line.
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CRITICAL: Do not treat every API failure as an offline grace period
listDatamates() throws typed errors for 403 and other HTTP failures as well as transport errors, but the catch collapses all of them to accessible = null. Once any memo exists, this branch therefore continues returning bound after credential revocation, a 401/403, or indefinitely repeated failures; the memo's age is never bounded after the first successful validation. Restrict stale serving to positively classified transient transport/5xx failures and impose a finite stale-if-error window; authorization and credential failures must invalidate/fail closed.
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Fixed in da254e7, and you were more right than my first attempt. I initially classified on err.status — but api-client throws ForbiddenError/NotFoundError/NotConfiguredError as plain named errors with NO status field, so a real 403 fell through to the "no status = transport failure" branch and got the grace anyway. Now classified by error TYPE, with an unclassifiable error counting as NOT transient — for a check gating authorization the default has to be fail-closed. Added a finite 30-minute stale window too. Tests now use real ForbiddenError / WorkspaceApiError instances instead of synthetic ones with a hand-set status, which were testing the mock rather than the client.
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WARNING: The memoized hot path still starts a synchronous Git process on every resolution
resolveProjectIdentifier() calls spawnSync("git", ..., { timeout: 3000 }). This line executes even on a fresh pin-validation cache hit, while resolveBindingOutcome is called per turn and per memory write, so each hot-path lookup can block the server event loop for up to three seconds. Cache the derived identifier by canonical directory (or compute it once with the pin validation) so the HTTP memoization actually removes repeated blocking work.
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Fixed in da254e7 — resolveProjectIdentifier is cached per directory. Confirmed your reading: it is spawnSync("git", …) with a 3s timeout, and this function is reached per turn and per memory write, so it was a synchronous subprocess on both hot paths regardless of the HTTP memo.
| test("unreachable AFTER a successful validation keeps serving the pin", async () => { | ||
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| expect((await resolveBindingOutcome(ROOT)).status).toBe("bound") | ||
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WARNING: This test never exercises the post-TTL failure path
The first resolution stores a fresh five-minute memo, so after replacing the stub the second call returns from the cache without invoking listDatamates() at all. The assertion would pass even if the intended stale-on-network-error branch were removed. Add an injectable clock/expiry seam, advance beyond PIN_VALIDATION_TTL_MS, and assert that the second call actually attempted revalidation before accepting the prior verdict.
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Correct, and fixed in da254e7 — the assertion would have passed with the branch deleted. Added an injectable clock (__resetPinValidation(clock)), and the test now advances past PIN_VALIDATION_TTL_MS before forcing the failure. That change immediately failed the test for the right reason: the old unreachable fixture threw a plain Error, not the WorkspaceApiError the client actually throws.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/pin.ts`:
- Line 68: Update withinRoot to resolve both directory and root with
realpathSync inside a try/catch, returning false if either path cannot be
resolved. Replace the lexical prefix comparison with path.relative and accept
only the root itself or a relative descendant, rejecting parent-traversal and
absolute results.
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts`:
- Around line 386-482: Update resolvePinnedBinding and the pinValidation cache
key to include a stable fingerprint of the current Altimate API key alongside
tenant, API URL, and datamate ID. Use the credentials returned by tenantKey or
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P1: When a previously selected workspace becomes non-visible, this `unknown` result leaves the previous workspace's managed skill snapshot active. Add a pin-specific refusal that deactivates stale pinned snapshots, while retaining `unknown` for transient transport failures.</violation>
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P1: After a successful validation expires, a 401/403 or other non-transient `listDatamates()` error enters this catch, leaves `memo` intact, and still returns `bound` on every retry. Classify authorization failures as unknown and bound stale serving to a finite transient-error window.</violation>
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| // any local caller could have an unrelated directory's memory attributed to the pinned workspace. | ||
| if (!withinRoot(directory, pin.root)) { | ||
| log.warn("ignoring workspace pin for a directory outside the pinned root", { directory }) | ||
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P1: When a previously selected workspace becomes non-visible, this unknown result leaves the previous workspace's managed skill snapshot active. Add a pin-specific refusal that deactivates stale pinned snapshots, while retaining unknown for transient transport failures.
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+ // any local caller could have an unrelated directory's memory attributed to the pinned workspace.
+ if (!withinRoot(directory, pin.root)) {
+ log.warn("ignoring workspace pin for a directory outside the pinned root", { directory })
+ return { status: "unknown" }
+ }
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Not fixed here — flagging rather than silently skipping. You are right that a unknown refusal leaves a previously-pinned snapshot in place, but the pin-aware deactivation belongs with the skill-sync purge-before-fetch work that is already called out as deferred in the PR description (purge the previous workspace's snapshot BEFORE resolving the new one, so a failed switch leaves no skills rather than the old ones). Doing half of it here — deactivating on refusal without the purge-on-switch — would give the same stale-snapshot class a second, differently-shaped code path. Happy to pull it forward into this PR if you would rather not split it.
| accessible = await WorkspaceApi.listDatamates() | ||
| } catch (err) { | ||
| // Unreachable, not unauthorized — these are different answers and must not collapse. | ||
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P1: After a successful validation expires, a 401/403 or other non-transient listDatamates() error enters this catch, leaves memo intact, and still returns bound on every retry. Classify authorization failures as unknown and bound stale serving to a finite transient-error window.
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+ accessible = await WorkspaceApi.listDatamates()
+ } catch (err) {
+ // Unreachable, not unauthorized — these are different answers and must not collapse.
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+ log.warn("could not verify the pinned workspace", { err: String(err) })
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Fixed in da254e7 — classified by error type rather than status. Worth noting the status-based approach I tried first did NOT work: ForbiddenError carries no status, so a real 403 still took the transport branch. WorkspaceApiError is the only one with a status, and it is also what a genuine "cannot reach" is reported as with status undefined. Also added a finite 30-minute grace window so an endlessly failing endpoint cannot grant an unbounded licence.
Consensus code review round-upRan an independent multi-model review of this PR. Posting a round-up rather than duplicate inline threads, since the existing automated reviews here ( Independently corroborated — worth prioritizingThese were flagged by multiple independent tools/models without cross-contamination, which is a stronger signal than any single review:
Verified by execution, not just static analysis
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OverallDesign and test discipline are solid — fail-closed philosophy, root-scoped confinement, revalidation TTLs, and clean separation from the TUI's |
`altimate-code serve` is launched by the VS Code / Cursor extension, which
knows which datamate the user picked in its panel. Until now nothing carried
that across, so skills and memory followed whatever binding the project had on
the backend rather than the selection on screen.
`resolveBindingOutcome` is the single place both consumers funnel through
(`skill-sync.ts` and `memory-sync.ts`), so honouring the pin there is all that
is needed — neither module changes.
- `pin.ts` — parse `ALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_{ID,NAME,ROOT}` into a tagged
`absent | invalid | valid`. A present-but-broken pin is `invalid` and fails
closed, because falling through can resolve a DIFFERENT workspace.
- A deliberately separate namespace from `ALTIMATE_RESOLVED_WORKSPACE_*`:
`launch-resolve.ts` sets only `..._ID` for the TUI's `--workspace` flag, so
sharing the namespace would read as a partial pin and fail that flow closed.
`readPin` also stands down unless `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE` is set.
- `state.ts` — the pin outranks the cached binding and server auto-adoption,
is validated against `listDatamates()` (memoized on `REVALIDATE_MS`, since
this runs per turn and per memory write), is scoped to the launch root, and
is never persisted. `pinned` is stripped from anything read off disk.
- Offline splits on whether this process ever validated: never-validated is
`unknown`, previously-validated keeps serving, matching what this module
already does for a cached binding.
23 tests covering the parser, precedence, fail-closed paths, root scoping, the
offline split and memoization.
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Addresses the consensus round-up and the three automated reviews on #1320. Security: - `withinRoot` delegates to `Filesystem.containsReal` instead of comparing `realpathSync` output with a LEXICAL fallback. The fallback was a real bypass: a not-yet-created path under a symlinked ancestor failed to resolve, fell back to the raw string, and passed the prefix test — enough to attribute an outside project's skills and memory to the pinned workspace, via the caller-supplied `x-opencode-directory` on an unsecured server. - `readPin` distinguishes missing keys from empty values, so three present-but-empty variables fail closed instead of reading as "no pin". - The validation memo is keyed on a digest of the API key as well as the tenant, so a credential switch inside one tenant no longer inherits the previous principal's authorization for the TTL. - API failures are classified by ERROR TYPE, not by a `status` property. `api-client` throws `ForbiddenError`/`NotFoundError`/`NotConfiguredError` as plain named errors carrying no status, so the first attempt at this sorted a real 403 into the transient bucket and granted it the offline grace — the opposite of the intent. An unclassifiable error now counts as NOT transient: for a check gating authorization, the default has to be fail-closed. - The offline grace is bounded (30 min), so an endpoint that fails forever cannot hand out an unbounded licence. - `tool/bash.ts` strips the three pin variables from spawned children alongside `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE`, so a nested `serve` cannot inherit a pin its session was never given. Correctness and cost: - The offline fallback keeps the server-confirmed name instead of regressing to the environment's, which can be stale after a rename. - `resolveProjectIdentifier` is cached per directory. It runs `spawnSync("git", …)` with a 3s timeout, and `resolveBindingOutcome` is reached per turn AND per memory write, so it was a synchronous subprocess on both hot paths. - One credentials read rather than two; two paths previously logged an identical line, so the message could not say which had refused. Tests: - Symlink containment: an existing symlinked escape, a not-yet-existing descendant under one, a genuine not-yet-existing descendant (which must still be allowed), and a `..` escape. - An injectable clock, so the stale-on-error branches are actually crossed. The previous test re-resolved while the memo was still fresh and would have passed with that branch deleted. - Real `ForbiddenError` / `WorkspaceApiError` instead of synthetic errors with a hand-set `status`, which tested the mock rather than the client. - Pin environment variables are snapshotted and restored, not deleted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the round-up — the cross-tool corroboration was the right call, and the pointer to All three prioritized items plus the verified-by-execution one are fixed in da254e7 (rebased onto current
Two things worth reporting back: Your reproduction method was the one that held up. My first pass at the 401/403 finding classified failures on The bash-tool leak is fixed ( One I deliberately did not take: cubic's suggestion to deactivate stale pinned snapshots on an 615 workspace tests + 19 bash tests pass on the rebased branch; |
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CRITICAL: Bind the visibility check to the credential used for the memo key
The cache key is derived from the credential snapshot read at line 496, but WorkspaceApi.listDatamates() calls creds() and rereads the credential file independently. If credentials change between those reads, the server can authorize the request with credential B while this result is stored under credential A's digest; switching back to A then reuses B's workspace visibility for the TTL. Pass the captured credentials into this request, or reread and compare them before storing the successful verdict.
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| const ident = resolveProjectIdentifier(directory) | ||
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WARNING: Bound the caller-controlled project identifier cache
This process-global map never evicts entries, and its key is the raw directory supplied through x-opencode-directory. Any local caller can send an unlimited sequence of distinct in-root paths (including lexical aliases), causing permanent map growth and repeated synchronous Git probes for equivalent paths. Canonicalize the key and use a bounded or instance-lifetime cache so the hot-path optimization cannot become a memory-growth vector.
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🟠 Major · Preserve unresolved binding status during memory loads. · memory-sync.ts:1028-1034
packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/memory-sync.ts:1028-1034
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve unresolved binding status during memory loads. A valid pin reaches
resolvePinnedBinding. When validation expires andWorkspaceApi.listDatamates()is unreachable beyond the stale grace period, that function returns{ status: "unknown" }.resolveBindingcollapses this result tonull, andcurrentBindingpasses it toloadWorkspaceMemory, which returns{ status: "unlinked" }.
LoadOutcomehas nounknownvariant.commitLoadtherefore clears the session overlay, andrefreshreportsstatus: "unlinked"with an empty memory result. A temporary validation failure can thus make a linked workspace appear unlinked and remove its in-memory workspace context.Carry
BindingOutcomethrough the memory-load path. Mapunboundtounlinked, mapunknownto a distinct load status, and preserve the existing overlay forunknownin both hydration and refresh.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts`:
- Line 548: Update the containment flow around withinRoot and
cachedProjectIdentifier so validation returns the canonical contained path, then
pass that path to cachedProjectIdentifier. Ensure resolveProjectIdentifier does
not re-resolve the original caller-controlled directory after asynchronous
validation, preserving the pinned workspace path through credential and network
operations.
- Around line 504-515: Add a per-cacheKey in-flight promise map around the
WorkspaceApi.listDatamates validation in the pin validation flow, so concurrent
callers reuse and await the same request when the memo is cold or expired.
Remove the entry after the promise settles, while preserving the existing memo,
TTL, and transient-result handling.
- Line 515: Update resolvePinnedBinding so the WorkspaceApi.listDatamates
validation request uses the same credential snapshot that generated cacheKey,
preventing results for changed credentials from being stored under the original
key. If snapshot binding is unavailable, discard and retry whenever credential
changes are detected, including changes that occur away and back during the
asynchronous request.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/memory-sync.ts`:
- Around line 1028-1034: Carry the full BindingOutcome through resolveBinding
and currentBinding instead of collapsing unknown to null. Update
loadWorkspaceMemory and LoadOutcome to map unbound to unlinked and expose
unknown, then ensure commitLoad preserves the existing overlay for unknown
during both hydration and refresh.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/pin.test.ts`:
- Around line 69-76: Update the tests in pin.test.ts to use the documented
per-test await using tmp = await tmpdir() fixture instead of module-scoped
mkdtempSync and afterAll cleanup. Move root, outside, and symlink setup into
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P2: On Windows, differently cased pin keys survive these exact-key deletes and can be consumed by a nested `altimate-code serve`, contrary to the isolation this block intends. Remove the pin variables case-insensitively before spawning the child.</violation>
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P2: On Windows, differently cased pin keys survive these exact-key deletes and can be consumed by a nested altimate-code serve, contrary to the isolation this block intends. Remove the pin variables case-insensitively before spawning the child.
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@@ -209,6 +209,14 @@ export const BashTool = Tool.define("bash", async () => {
+ // ``altimate-code serve`` would set that marker itself and then inherit a pin the session it
+ // came from was never given. Defence in depth — the pin should only ever come from the
+ // process the extension launched.
+ delete mergedEnv["ALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_ID"]
+ delete mergedEnv["ALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_NAME"]
+ delete mergedEnv["ALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_ROOT"]
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| } | |
| } |
Re-review of da254e7 — consensus round-upVerified this commit directly against source (read the actual post-fix files, traced the call chains) rather than re-running the full panel, since the fix was already scoped tightly to the round-1 findings. Confirmed fixedAll 9 issues from round 1 are correctly addressed:
Nice fix — tightly scoped, and the commit message accurately describes what changed. New from this commit — worth a follow-up
Lower priority
Deferred, flagging rather than re-litigating
OverallRound 1's issues are solidly closed out. Item 1 above (credential TOCTOU) is the one I'd want fixed before merge, since it's a gap in the very mechanism that closed the original credential-scoping hole. Item 2 is worth a quick bound. 3 and the deferred item are fine as follow-ups. |
Round-2 review findings on #1320. - The cache key was built from a credentials snapshot, but `listDatamates()` never uses it: `api-client`'s `req()` reads credentials again itself to build the `Authorization` header. So the answer could be authorized by a different principal than the key names, and filing it under the old digest reopened the hole the digest was added to close. The credential is now re-checked after the response; if it moved, the result is discarded and the call fails closed rather than being cached. `unknown`, not `unbound`, so nothing downstream deactivates a snapshot over it. - `projectIdentifierCache` is bounded. Its key is a caller-supplied directory and `withinRoot` proves containment, not existence, so on an unsecured `serve` a caller could grow it without limit via distinct nonexistent subpaths. A hit now refreshes recency, so eviction drops the least recently used entry and a flood of one-shot lookups cannot evict the live root. - Concurrent resolutions that both miss the memo now share one `listDatamates()` request instead of each firing their own. Only the caller that started the request clears the slot, and only if it still holds its own promise, so a waiter cannot delete a newer request and put the duplicates back. Tests: credential rotation mid-request is not cached and does not poison the next call; three concurrent resolutions issue one request; a failed shared request leaves the next resolution able to succeed. Also corrects a comment that claimed a single credentials read — the validation path now reads twice by design — and drops an intermediate left over from the previous commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round-2 items fixed in 44af950. 1. Credential TOCTOU — fixed. Confirmed your reading by tracing both sites: I did not pass the snapshot through to the request — 2. Unbounded 3. In-flight de-duplication — added. One subtlety worth calling out: only the caller that started the request clears the slot, and only if it still holds its own promise. A waiter clearing on settle could delete a newer request a third caller had just registered, which would quietly reintroduce the duplicates. Also covered the rejection path — the slot must clear on failure too, or a single outage would wedge every later call. Windows env-var case-insensitivity — agreed it is not a regression from this PR; leaving it.
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CRITICAL: The post-request check still permits an ABA credential race
This only compares the API-key digest before and after listDatamates(). If credentials change from A to B before req() reads them and back to A before this check, B's visibility response is accepted and cached under A for the TTL. The check also ignores a changed tenant or API URL when the key is unchanged. The validation request must use the exact credential snapshot that produced cacheKey (for example via a credential-taking API method); a second ambient read cannot prove which credential authorized the request.
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555-571: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftAuthorization Bypass
Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-367 — Time-of-check Time-of-use (TOCTOU) Race ConditionBind pin validation to one complete credential snapshot.
listDatamatesOnce()re-reads credentials. The later check compares only the API-key digest.If credentials change from A to B during
listDatamates()and back to A before Line 564, this code caches B's visibility result under A's key. The same failure occurs whenaltimateUrloraltimateInstanceNamechanges while the API key stays the same. A later A request can then returnboundwithout validating A's workspace visibility.Pass the captured credentials to the API request, or bind the request to a credential generation. Do not memoize a result unless the request used the same tenant, URL, and credential identity as
cacheKey. Add a regression test that returns A, then B duringlistDatamates(), then A again.As per coding guidelines, protect shared cache state from async races.
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- Around line 555-571: Bind pin validation to the complete credential snapshot
used to create cacheKey, rather than comparing only the API-key digest after
listDatamatesOnce. Update listDatamatesOnce and its caller to use or verify the
captured altimateApiKey, altimateUrl, and altimateInstanceName (or an equivalent
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Approving after two rounds of review.
Round 1 flagged 2 MAJOR issues (withinRoot symlink bypass, empty-string pin vars failing open) plus a credential-scoping gap and several MINOR items — all fixed in da254e7, verified against source with an executable reproduction of the trickiest one (the TTL-expiry name regression).
Round 2 surfaced 3 issues introduced by that fix itself (a credential TOCTOU in the new digest-scoped cache, an unbounded project-identifier cache, and duplicate concurrent listDatamates() calls) — all fixed in 44af950, verified directly against source: the TOCTOU is closed by a post-response credential recheck that fails closed on mismatch, the cache is now LRU-bounded at 256 entries, and concurrent misses share one in-flight request with correct cleanup on both success and failure paths.
Two items remain explicitly deferred by design, not oversight: Windows env-var case-insensitivity in the bash.ts stripping (pre-existing pattern, not a regression here), and memory-sync.ts's LoadOutcome collapsing unknown/unbound (pre-existing, tracked alongside the skill-sync stale-snapshot follow-up). Both are reasonable to punt.
No outstanding CRITICAL or MAJOR findings. 618 workspace tests passing per the author, tsc clean on changed files.
Bot review triage — what's actually still open in 44af950Went through every automated-reviewer thread on this PR (kilo-code-bot, coderabbitai, cubic-dev-ai — 40 comments total) and checked each against the current code, since GitHub's "resolved" toggle on several of them doesn't match what's actually fixed. Splitting into three buckets: Already fixed, safe to resolve those threadsAll of these are addressed in
Genuinely still open — worth a decision before merge
These two are structurally the same shape — a value is validated once, then re-derived after an Already explicitly deferred (author's call, not re-litigating)
@saravmajestic — given the ABA race and the containment TOCTOU are both real gaps in code that already went through two hardening passes, do you want these folded into a third fix before merge, or tracked as an immediate follow-up? Happy to re-review either way. |
…-deriving Round-3 review findings on #1320. Both are the same shape: a value is validated once, then re-derived after an await gap instead of the validated value being carried through. Credential (ABA). The previous fix compared a credential digest before and after `listDatamates()`, which cannot distinguish "unchanged" from "changed and changed back" — an A->B->A switch passed the comparison while the answer had been served as B. `req()` now accepts `actAs`, and the pin's validation request is handed the exact credential its cache key was built from. There is nothing left to compare when the request and the key are the same credential by construction, so the before/after check is deleted rather than elaborated. `actAs` is additive: every other `req()` and `listDatamates()` call site is untouched and still resolves the ambient credential. The one behavioural difference is documented at the option — a caller passing `actAs` skips the `isConfigured()` gate, which is a file-existence check on the file it has just read, so deleting the credentials file mid-flight no longer aborts that single request. Path. Containment was checked against the caller's directory string, then the identifier was resolved from that same string after the credential and network awaits. A symlink swapped in the gap would be resolved by the second call and not the first, so the path that was authorised and the path that was used need not be the same. `resolveWithinRoot` returns the canonical directory it validated and the caller carries it forward. `withinRoot` stays as the boolean predicate, now expressed in terms of it, so its contract and tests are unchanged. Tests: the verification request carries the captured credential; an A->B->A swap mid-request cannot mis-attribute the answer; the canonical path is what callers receive, including for a directory that does not exist yet. Verified the two failures in `test/altimate/tools/datamate-list-integrations` are pre-existing — they reproduce on a clean tree with these changes stashed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both round-3 items fixed in 6d3a834 — threaded rather than compared, as discussed. 1. ABA credential race. Additive — every other 2. Containment TOCTOU. Self-review notesThree things I checked rather than assumed:
Verification622 workspace tests pass; 1530 pass / 0 fail across The two failures in On the earlier API-key-vs- |
| try { | ||
| return realpathSync(directory) | ||
| } catch { | ||
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CRITICAL: Nonexistent paths still reopen the containment race
When directory does not exist, this returns its unresolved lexical path after containsReal validates only the nearest existing ancestor. During the credential/network awaits in resolvePinnedBinding, a caller can create one of those missing components as a symlink outside the pinned root; cachedProjectIdentifier then passes this same string to spawnSync/realpathSync, which follows the new symlink and attributes the outside project's identity to the pinned workspace. The value carried forward must not contain unresolved path components (or nonexistent directories must fail closed), otherwise this fixes the race only for directories that already existed at validation time.
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/pin.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/pin.test.ts:112">
P3: Test 1 cannot fail against a non-canonicalizing implementation, so the property it claims to guard is untested. `path.join(root2, ".", "pkg", "..", "pkg")` normalizes to `path.join(root2, "pkg")` before `resolveWithinRoot` is called, and since no ancestor in the sandbox is a symlink, `realpathSync` and `path.resolve` return the same string on Linux. A regression that dropped the `realpathSync` canonicalization entirely would still pass. Make canonicalization observable by resolving through a symlink (e.g., `root2/alias -> root2/pkg`) and asserting the returned path is the realpath target.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/pin.ts:85">
P3: `resolveWithinRoot` re-implements the realpath-with-lexical-fallback pattern that `resolveProjectIdentifier` already encapsulates (detect.ts:44-51), and the new docstring even notes the duplication: "The canonical form is the one `resolveProjectIdentifier` would compute". Two copies of `try { realpathSync(...) } catch { path.resolve(...) }` now define the canonical form of a directory, so a future change to one (e.g. narrowing the fallback) silently diverges from the other. Extract a shared helper and have both callers use it.</violation>
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| const messy = path.join(root2, ".", "pkg", "..", "pkg") | ||
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P3: Test 1 cannot fail against a non-canonicalizing implementation, so the property it claims to guard is untested. path.join(root2, ".", "pkg", "..", "pkg") normalizes to path.join(root2, "pkg") before resolveWithinRoot is called, and since no ancestor in the sandbox is a symlink, realpathSync and path.resolve return the same string on Linux. A regression that dropped the realpathSync canonicalization entirely would still pass. Make canonicalization observable by resolving through a symlink (e.g., root2/alias -> root2/pkg) and asserting the returned path is the realpath target.
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<comment>Test 1 cannot fail against a non-canonicalizing implementation, so the property it claims to guard is untested. `path.join(root2, ".", "pkg", "..", "pkg")` normalizes to `path.join(root2, "pkg")` before `resolveWithinRoot` is called, and since no ancestor in the sandbox is a symlink, `realpathSync` and `path.resolve` return the same string on Linux. A regression that dropped the `realpathSync` canonicalization entirely would still pass. Make canonicalization observable by resolving through a symlink (e.g., `root2/alias -> root2/pkg`) and asserting the returned path is the realpath target.</comment>
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@@ -95,6 +95,35 @@ describe("withinRoot — symlink containment", () => {
+ // captured once, here.
+ const messy = path.join(root2, ".", "pkg", "..", "pkg")
+ const got = resolveWithinRoot(messy, root2)
+ expect(got).toBe(realpathSync(path.join(root2, "pkg")))
+ })
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P3: resolveWithinRoot re-implements the realpath-with-lexical-fallback pattern that resolveProjectIdentifier already encapsulates (detect.ts:44-51), and the new docstring even notes the duplication: "The canonical form is the one resolveProjectIdentifier would compute". Two copies of try { realpathSync(...) } catch { path.resolve(...) } now define the canonical form of a directory, so a future change to one (e.g. narrowing the fallback) silently diverges from the other. Extract a shared helper and have both callers use it.
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@@ -63,7 +64,31 @@ export type PinState = { kind: "absent" } | { kind: "invalid"; reason: string }
+ * `containsReal` accepts, having walked to its nearest existing ancestor) still yields something
+ * stable to carry forward.
+ */
+export function resolveWithinRoot(directory: string, root: string): string | null {
+ if (!Filesystem.containsReal(root, directory)) return null
+ try {
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🟠 Major · Reject nonexistent pinned paths or resolve them without following later… · state.ts:517-625
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject nonexistent pinned paths or resolve them without following later symlinks.
resolveWithinRootstill returns a lexical path when the requested directory does not exist. After the credential andlistDatamatesawaits,resolveProjectIdentifierrunsgitwith that path ascwdand callsrealpathSyncagain. A local caller can create a symlink at that path during the await, so the pinned binding can receive an outside repository'srepoRemoteorprojectPath. Memory sync then tags project memory from that directory with the pinneddatamateId, mixing data across workspace boundaries.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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531-532: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPath Traversal
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-367 — Time-of-check Time-of-use (TOCTOU) Race ConditionKeep nonexistent descendants stable after containment validation.
resolveWithinRootreturnspath.resolve(directory)when the target does not exist. That value is only a lexical path. During the credential and network awaits, a local caller can create that path as a symlink to an outside directory.If
resolveProjectIdentifierfollows the new symlink at Line 607, the initial containment check authorizes one path and the returned binding uses another path. Return a stable existing ancestor plus unresolved suffix, or revalidate immediately before the filesystem operation.This is the same containment TOCTOU property reported in the previous review, but the nonexistent-path fallback can still preserve the race.
Based on learnings, path containment must use the resolved path that was validated and must reject paths that resolve outside the root.
#!/bin/bash set -euo pipefail ast-grep outline packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/detect.ts \ --match resolveProjectIdentifier --view expanded rg -n -C8 '\bresolveProjectIdentifier\s*\(' \ packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/detect.ts rg -n -C10 '\bcontainsReal\s*\(' \ packages/opencode/src/util/filesystem.ts \ packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/pin.ts🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/state-pin.test.ts`:
- Around line 224-225: Isolate the process-global stubs for
WorkspaceApi.listDatamates, AltimateApi.isConfigured, and
AltimateApi.getCredentials by injecting a test-scoped validation dependency or
configuring this suite to run in an isolated process; restoring them in
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts`:
- Around line 517-625: Update resolvePinnedBinding to reject nonexistent pinned
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repository identity lookup uses the already validated canonicalDirectory,
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts`:
- Around line 531-532: Update resolveWithinRoot and the resolveProjectIdentifier
flow to preserve containment for nonexistent descendants: return a validated
existing ancestor with the unresolved suffix, or revalidate immediately before
filesystem access. Ensure the credential and network awaits cannot allow a newly
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Isolate the process-global API stubs.
These tests directly replace WorkspaceApi.listDatamates, AltimateApi.isConfigured, and AltimateApi.getCredentials on the imported module objects. afterEach only clears the pin environment. The API methods remain stubbed until afterAll, so another test file can observe the fake workspace list or credentials while this suite is active.
CI runs the full packages/opencode suite with Bun's default parallelism. Use an injected validation dependency scoped to this test, or run this suite in an isolated process. Moving restoration to afterEach alone does not prevent cross-file overlap.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/state-pin.test.ts` around lines 224
- 225, Isolate the process-global stubs for WorkspaceApi.listDatamates,
AltimateApi.isConfigured, and AltimateApi.getCredentials by injecting a
test-scoped validation dependency or configuring this suite to run in an
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* fix(workspace): close the v0.12.1 release-review findings on the pin/identity seam Five-persona review of v0.12.0..main. #1320 (IDE pin) and #1330 (identity every turn) changed `resolveBindingOutcome` from opposite sides and were never reviewed together; every item here is on that seam. - A pin served from the offline grace window is marked `stale`, so the identity section says "last known" for it as it already did for a cached link. `pinValidation` is bounded like the other caches. - Identity's memo is keyed on the credential digest as well as the tenant and host — two accounts on one tenant no longer share an entry (the pin cache in `state.ts` already did this). - Under a pin, identity's deadline fallback never reaches for the project's own cached link — the workspace the pin exists to override. - A pinned session is described as pinned by the IDE extension, with the caveat that warehouse tool routing still follows the project's own link (#1337); the unknown copy no longer promises that retrying helps. - The persistent `shell` tool strips the same host markers as `bash` (`ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE`, the pin trio, headless, non-interactive) via a shared `stripHostMarkers`, so a nested `serve` cannot inherit a pin. - `pin.ts` states the extension contract: a pin is fixed for the life of the process; a panel switch means relaunching `serve`. - Docs: the three pin variables and `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE` in cli.md, and a note on the identity line and the pin under "Workspaces (pilot)". Tests: pinned-session copy, pin-aware fallback, same-tenant credential switch, grace-path stale, host-marker stripping. Each guard was deleted once to confirm its test fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * fix(workspace): pin ids are decimal digits; the identity cap fits every shape Two defects the v0.12.1 adversarial tests found. - `readPin` took any string `Number()` parses — "1e3", "0x10", "1.0" — as an id. The extension never writes those; only decimal digits (with surrounding whitespace) are a pin now, the rest fail closed as before. - `MAX_SECTION_CHARS` (1,000) was below the pinned-and-stale identity copy with a budget-sized label (1,238), so `render` failed closed and dropped the name — and for the plain stale shape (1,078) too. Raised to 1,500; a test renders every shape with the worst-case label and checks the name survives. Adds `test/skill/release-v0.12.1-adversarial.test.ts`: hostile pin environments, root traversal (including the documented symlink bypass), host-marker stripping by exact name, and the identity copy across pin × stale × unbound. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * release: v0.12.1 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * test: the #937 env-plumbing guard checks stripHostMarkers behaviourally It grepped bash.ts for the literal `delete mergedEnv["ALTIMATE_NON_INTERACTIVE"]`, which moved into the shared `stripHostMarkers` in this release. The contract it protected — the non-interactive marker is stripped, auto-answer is kept — is now asserted on the function. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * fix(workspace): address the bot and multi-model review on the v0.12.1 release PR - `stripHostMarkers` deletes every spelling of a marker on Windows, where environment names are case-insensitive, and the exact name elsewhere. The nested `altimate_change` markers around its call site are gone. - `shell.ts` exposes `shellChildEnv` so the persistent shell's child environment is tested on values, not on this file's source text. - `readPin` treats a whitespace-only id, name or root as a broken pin. - Identity keeps the resolver behind the deadline even when no complete account is configured: the resolver's own credential read is looser than `accountScope` and can still reach the network. - The adversarial test file no longer mutates `XDG_STATE_HOME`; the preload already isolates state and nothing here reads it. - Docs: `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE` is set by `serve` itself, not only by the extension; ordinary and pinned sessions described separately. - CHANGELOG narrows the credential-scoping claim to the layer this release fixes: the resolver's own five-minute caches are still keyed by tenant and host (tracked separately). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * docs(changelog): point the resolver-scope caveat at #1339 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * test: keep the source guard for ALTIMATE_AUTO_ANSWER beside the behavioural one Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * fix(workspace): identity renders unknown without the resolver when no complete account is configured Nothing can verify a link without a credential, and the resolver's looser credential read would otherwise reach the network from that path with no memo, no single-flight and a synchronous git probe. Test asserts the resolver is not called. Also: the shell child-env test now exercises the default `process.env` base the production call site relies on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * test: read PATH or Path in the shell child-env test (Windows) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Server half of "pin
altimate-code serveto the datamate selected in the IDE". The extension half is AltimateAI/vscode-altimate-mcp-server#471 — this one lands first.Why
serveis launched by the VS Code / Cursor extension, which already knows which datamate the user picked in its panel. Nothing carried that across, so skills and memory followed whatever binding the project had on the backend rather than the selection on screen.The change is one hook
skill-sync.ts:663andmemory-sync.ts:143both funnel throughresolveBindingOutcome. Honouring the pin there is all that is needed — neither module changes.pin.ts(new) — parsesALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_{ID,NAME,ROOT}into a taggedabsent | invalid | valid. A present-but-broken pin isinvalidand fails closed, because falling through to normal resolution can legitimately return a different workspace, and silently working against a workspace the user did not pick is the one outcome this must never produce.state.ts— the pin outranks the cached binding and server auto-adoption; is validated againstlistDatamates()(memoized onREVALIDATE_MS, since this runs per turn and per memory write); is scoped to the launch root; and is never persisted.pinnedis stripped from anything read off disk so a hand-edited cache cannot impersonate extension authorization.Why a separate env namespace
ALTIMATE_RESOLVED_WORKSPACE_*looks like the obvious home, butlaunch-resolve.ts:69sets only..._IDfor the TUI's--workspaceflag. Sharing the namespace would make every such TUI session look like a half-populated pin and the fail-closed rule would break--workspaceoutright.readPinalso returnsabsentunlessALTIMATE_CODE_SERVEis set, so the two mechanisms can never both be live.Offline
Splits on whether this process ever validated the pin: never-validated is
unknown(nothing was established, and the env name is a presentation fallback, never an authorization one); previously-validated keeps serving within the TTL — which is what this module already does for a cached binding rather than "tear a working setup down over a network blip". Verified non-membership always fails closed.Verification
23 new tests (575 workspace tests total, 0 failures) covering the parser, precedence, fail-closed paths, root scoping, the offline split and memoization.
End-to-end against a real
servewith the extension branch,OPENCODE_PRINT_LOGS=1:datamateNamecame back from the server, not the env, so thelistDatamates()validation path is exercised.Then, with a custom skill added to that workspace and memory enabled on it:
.altimate-code/skill/_workspace/<id>/SKILL.mdwith a manifest pinned todatamateId: 237, and its contents matched the skill added in the workspace UI.altimate_memory_writeproduced a local block, and it appears in that workspace's "What's been remembered" list in the product UI.Both are the pinned datamate's, not the project's backend binding — which is the whole point of the change.
Debugging note:
Log.create().info()is gated onprintEnabled(), which defaults to OFF. WithoutOPENCODE_PRINT_LOGS=1this subsystem is completely silent and looks dead. That cost me a long detour; worth knowing before debugging it.Not in this PR
memory-synchas noadoptedchecks at all, so ongoing mirroring already fires for server-adopted bindings despite the contract documented atstate.ts:349. Pre-existing, not introduced here, and fixing it changes behaviour for current users — deserves its own PR and release note.backfillOnBind's only caller isrecordApprovedBinding(the explicit-link path), and the pin is deliberately not persisted, so pre-existing local memory is not pushed. New saves mirror normally throughmirrorBlock.skill-syncwhen the pin changes to a different workspace.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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