feat(workspace): publish a project skill to the workspace over serve HTTP - #1371
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds skill eligibility checks and server routes to list and publish eligible skills. It recognizes IDE-delivered and workspace-snapshot skills as managed, preserves project skills when names collide, and adds route and eligibility tests. It also updates a workspace-creation test helper to exclude read-only binding lookups. ChangesWorkspace skill publishing
Workspace creation test helper
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Server
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Client->>Server: Request skill publication
Server->>SkillRegistry: Reload skills and look up requested skill
Server->>Server: Check publication eligibility
Server->>SkillPublisher: Publish eligible skill
Server->>Telemetry: Track successful publication
Server-->>Client: Return publication report
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Project skills retain precedence over workspace copies, and the previously reported skill-loading crash is addressed. No identified issue remains that should delay merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new publish route can send project skill contents to a workspace. It inherits project and workspace checks, but its protection against non-browser HTTP callers depends on how the server is exposed and whether a password is configured. That deployment question remains unresolved. Retained concerns
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await using tmp = await tmpdir()as the basic pattern and provides automatic cleanup when the test ends. The current module-level sandbox keeps each project directory untilafterAll.Set
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In `@packages/opencode/src/skill/index.ts`:
- Around line 160-167: Update the workspace-precedence check around
isInWorkspaceSnapshot so it only rejects a workspace skill when the existing
same-name skill is from the current project, verified against Instance.worktree
or tracked source metadata. Do not treat every non-snapshot location as a
project skill; preserve workspace precedence over global, configured, remote,
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/publishable.test.ts`:
- Around line 16-37: Update the beforeEach setup in publishable.test.ts to
acquire the per-test tmpdir() fixture, set OPENCODE_TEST_HOME under tmp.path,
and create project under tmp.path. Keep restoring the original
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P3: The new snapshot check in `isManagedSkill` matches the `.altimate-code/skill/_workspace` segment sequence anywhere in the path, unscoped to the current project. `publishEligibility` (and `publishSkill` at line 657) therefore classify any skill whose location contains those three segments as "workspace" and refuse to publish it, even when that directory is the user's own nested project inside the worktree rather than the workspace-owned snapshot. Scope the segment match to the project/worktree boundary (e.g. verify the match sits on or above `projectDirectory`'s worktree, matching how discovery walks config dirs up to the worktree) instead of matching globally.</violation>
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| return candidate === managed || candidate.startsWith(managed + path.sep) | ||
| if (candidate === managed || candidate.startsWith(managed + path.sep)) return true | ||
| // A snapshot above the project directory: discovery reads config directories up to the worktree. | ||
| if (isInWorkspaceSnapshot(candidate)) return true |
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P3: The new snapshot check in isManagedSkill matches the .altimate-code/skill/_workspace segment sequence anywhere in the path, unscoped to the current project. publishEligibility (and publishSkill at line 657) therefore classify any skill whose location contains those three segments as "workspace" and refuse to publish it, even when that directory is the user's own nested project inside the worktree rather than the workspace-owned snapshot. Scope the segment match to the project/worktree boundary (e.g. verify the match sits on or above projectDirectory's worktree, matching how discovery walks config dirs up to the worktree) instead of matching globally.
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<comment>The new snapshot check in `isManagedSkill` matches the `.altimate-code/skill/_workspace` segment sequence anywhere in the path, unscoped to the current project. `publishEligibility` (and `publishSkill` at line 657) therefore classify any skill whose location contains those three segments as "workspace" and refuse to publish it, even when that directory is the user's own nested project inside the worktree rather than the workspace-owned snapshot. Scope the segment match to the project/worktree boundary (e.g. verify the match sits on or above `projectDirectory`'s worktree, matching how discovery walks config dirs up to the worktree) instead of matching globally.</comment>
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@@ -374,7 +383,11 @@ export function isManagedSkill(projectDirectory: string, skillDirectory: string)
- return candidate === managed || candidate.startsWith(managed + path.sep)
+ if (candidate === managed || candidate.startsWith(managed + path.sep)) return true
+ // A snapshot above the project directory: discovery reads config directories up to the worktree.
+ if (isInWorkspaceSnapshot(candidate)) return true
+ // A delivered skill sits in the project's own discovery roots, not under the snapshot.
+ return existsSync(path.join(candidate, IDE_DELIVERED_MARKER))
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Not changing this. .altimate-code/skill/_workspace is written only by the workspace skill sync, so a path containing it is always a snapshot, never something a user authored. Discovery reaches that directory only through config dirs walked up from the session directory to the worktree, which is why the segment check exists: a session in repo/sub reads repo/.altimate-code/.... A nested project below the session directory isn't a discovery root at all.
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P3: This filter only hides the stray `GET /by-path` from the asserted sequence — `stubFetch` still answers that foreign lookup with a canned `200 {}` (the default branch in `routes.find(...) ?? { status: 200, body: {} }`), so the other file's background binding resolution consumes a bogus response and the same shared-process interference can resurface as a different flake. It also silently drops any genuine GET by-path/by-remote the flow under test itself later performs, so the sequence is no longer a complete record of the flow.</violation>
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P3: This filter only hides the stray GET /by-path from the asserted sequence — stubFetch still answers that foreign lookup with a canned 200 {} (the default branch in routes.find(...) ?? { status: 200, body: {} }), so the other file's background binding resolution consumes a bogus response and the same shared-process interference can resurface as a different flake. It also silently drops any genuine GET by-path/by-remote the flow under test itself later performs, so the sequence is no longer a complete record of the flow.
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+ .filter((c) => !(c.method === "GET" && /\/datamate-project-bindings\/by-(path|remote)$/.test(c.path)))
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- Line 299: Update the duplicate check in add so it uses
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…` HTTP - `GET /altimate/skill/publishable` and `POST /altimate/skill/publish` - IDE-delivered skills and parent-dir snapshots count as workspace-owned - a synced copy never shadows the user's own project skill - harden create-then-rebind against stray background lookups Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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P2: The new `Object.hasOwn` guard covers only the read inside this branch, but the surrounding plain-object accesses stay unprotected: a skill named `__proto__` still passes the outer `if (state.skills[md.data.name])` (truthy via the current prototype) and the write `state.skills[md.data.name] = {...}` below then invokes the `__proto__` setter, silently dropping the skill from `all()`/`available()`/publishable and replacing the registry's prototype. And because the outer `if` still resolves the inherited `Object.prototype.constructor`, the first skill legitimately named `constructor` logs a spurious "duplicate skill name" warning (this is what the new route test exercises). Guard that condition with `Object.hasOwn` too, and give `state.skills` a null prototype (`Object.create(null)`, as done in `src/altimate/review/telemetry.ts` for the same collision) or write via `Object.defineProperty`.</violation>
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P2: The new Object.hasOwn guard covers only the read inside this branch, but the surrounding plain-object accesses stay unprotected: a skill named __proto__ still passes the outer if (state.skills[md.data.name]) (truthy via the current prototype) and the write state.skills[md.data.name] = {...} below then invokes the __proto__ setter, silently dropping the skill from all()/available()/publishable and replacing the registry's prototype. And because the outer if still resolves the inherited Object.prototype.constructor, the first skill legitimately named constructor logs a spurious "duplicate skill name" warning (this is what the new route test exercises). Guard that condition with Object.hasOwn too, and give state.skills a null prototype (Object.create(null), as done in src/altimate/review/telemetry.ts for the same collision) or write via Object.defineProperty.
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<comment>The new `Object.hasOwn` guard covers only the read inside this branch, but the surrounding plain-object accesses stay unprotected: a skill named `__proto__` still passes the outer `if (state.skills[md.data.name])` (truthy via the current prototype) and the write `state.skills[md.data.name] = {...}` below then invokes the `__proto__` setter, silently dropping the skill from `all()`/`available()`/publishable and replacing the registry's prototype. And because the outer `if` still resolves the inherited `Object.prototype.constructor`, the first skill legitimately named `constructor` logs a spurious "duplicate skill name" warning (this is what the new route test exercises). Guard that condition with `Object.hasOwn` too, and give `state.skills` a null prototype (`Object.create(null)`, as done in `src/altimate/review/telemetry.ts` for the same collision) or write via `Object.defineProperty`.</comment>
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- if (snapshotCopyYields(match, state.skills[md.data.name].location, projectRoot)) {
+ // Own entries only: `state.skills` is a plain object, so a skill named `constructor` would
+ // otherwise find `Object.prototype.constructor` here.
+ const existing = Object.hasOwn(state.skills, md.data.name) ? state.skills[md.data.name] : undefined
+ if (existing && snapshotCopyYields(match, existing.location, projectRoot)) {
yield* Effect.logWarning("workspace skill shadowed by a project skill of the same name", {
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Approving. Routes go through publishSkill, so serve gets the binding, ownership, bundle and conflict checks and the per-directory publish lock, with no path of its own. The gate runs before any skill load or body read. The 422/409 split and the case-insensitive "did you mean" hint are nice touches. Three minor points and two nits, none blocking:
1. GET /altimate/skill/publishable reloads everything on every call (server.ts, reloadSkills())
Each GET runs Config.Service.invalidate(), which drops the global config and every instance's cache. It also runs skill.refresh(), which re-pulls any skills.urls. The extension is likely to call this each time the publish picker opens.
The GET still has to see a skill created after startup, so the reload can't just move to the POST. A time-based debounce would also miss a freshly created skill, and skillSync.registryStale only tracks the snapshot. One option: compare the mtimes of the discovered skill roots (plus a check for newly created roots) and skip the invalidate when nothing changed. At minimum, document that callers must not poll.
2. Snapshot precedence doesn't check for the delivered-skill marker (snapshot-path.ts:28-36)
snapshotCopyYields treats any in-project skill with the same name as user-authored, including a copy the extension delivered (.altimate-managed.json). Two copies of the same skill never collide: the extension renames its copy to altimate-<slug> (skillDocument.ts, doc.set("name", directoryName)), while the snapshot keeps the workspace's own name.
But say a workspace holds both foo and a separate skill named altimate-foo. The delivered copy of foo is then named altimate-foo, and with this rule it always beats the snapshot copy of the real altimate-foo. The registry serves the wrong skill; before this change the winner was random. The trigger is narrow and the fix is cheap: don't protect an existing entry whose directory contains IDE_DELIVERED_MARKER. That's one existsSync in snapshot-path.ts, which keeps it dependency-free. Add a registry test that covers both load orders.
3. The Sec-Fetch-Site refusal on /altimate/workspace/refresh and /sync is untested
Only the publishable GET's <img> case is covered. fetchSite is the 4th positional argument, so a later reorder would quietly turn the check off on those routes. It would be good to add POST cases for cross-site and same-site on refresh and on publish. For reference, Node fetch sends only sec-fetch-mode: cors and Bun sends no Sec-Fetch headers, so the extension host is not affected by the new check.
Nits
- The four
workspaceRouteRefusal(origin, host, undefined, fetchSite)call sites pass a bareundefinedforpassword. An options object, or movingfetchSitebeforepassword, would be less fragile. skill/index.tsrepeats theworktree !== "/" ? worktree : directorylogic fromprojectRootFor. MovingprojectRootForinto the dependency-freesnapshot-path.tswould let both import it.
Test gaps
- A route-level publish through the real registry and engine. The success-path test stubs both the lookup and
publishSkill. - A route-level check that a marker-delivered skill is left out of the GET list.
- Concurrent POSTs for the same skill.
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skill publishworks from the CLI and TUI, but the IDE extension runsserveheadless.serveis also the only process holding the extension's workspace pin, so publishing there targets the workspace selected in the panel.GET /altimate/skill/publishablelists the project skills that can be published.POST /altimate/skill/publish { name }runspublishSkill, so the pin, ledger and wording match the CLI./altimate/workspace/*uses, and now also refuses a browser's cross-siteSec-Fetch-Site.Config.Service.invalidate()+Skill.Service.refresh()), so a skill written after start is found, even in a new directory.isManagedSkillalso recognises skills the extension delivered (.altimate-managed.json) and a snapshot above the project directory.create-then-rebindignores read-only binding lookups. A background lookup from another file (it fails the same way onmain) landed in its request log.How did you verify your code works?
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