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fix(host-service): seed folder trust through env wrappers - #9394
Part of #9309. Split out of #9310 so each PR carries one change (the env editor stays in #9310).
Agents are often launched as env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=… claude … to run on a second Claude account. In that form folder-trust seeding fails without any message, because resolveTrustFamily only reads the first word of the command (env). Every resume of an automation run then shows the "trust this folder" dialog.
resolveTrustFamily sees through env wrappers (host-serviceseed-agent-trust.ts)
A new unwrapEnvCommand skips a leading env (bare or by path, e.g. /usr/bin/env), its -i / -u NAME / --unset=NAME options, and any leading VAR=value tokens. It reads both the command string and args, because the settings parser saves env A=1 claude as command: "env" plus args. A raw command string is tokenized with shell-quote (quoted values; stops at the first shell operator). This adds shell-quote 1.11.0 to host-service, the version already used by desktop; the lockfile change is two lines.
resolveTrustTarget applies those inline assignments on top of {...defaultAccountEnv, ...config.env}, the same precedence as at launch. env -i drops the inherited env and -u removes a name from it. So env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude seeds /p/.claude.json, not the default account's file.
Not in this PR (possible follow-ups):
resolveAgentLaunchPresetId in packages/shared still uses first-word detection.
~ in CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR is not expanded before the trust-file join.
How I tested it
Unit tests (next to the existing ones in seed-agent-trust.test.ts):
resolveTrustFamily › sees through env wrappers and inline assignments: env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude … → claude; /usr/bin/env + args CODEX_HOME=/p A=1 codex → codex; bare CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude → claude; env my-agent → null.
seedAgentFolderTrust › seeds the CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR named by an env wrapper: runs against an in-memory migrated host DB, checks the trust entry lands in the wrapper's profile .claude.json, and that the wrapper wins over a conflicting config.env.
seedAgentFolderTrust › reads a quoted CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR from a raw command string: a path with spaces, followed by && true.
resolveTrustTarget › env -i and -u drop the inherited CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR and › reads env options from a raw command string: also --unset=, --ignore-environment, and -i plus a new assignment. They check resolved paths only and write no files.
The first two tests fail on main.
Run on this branch (rebased on current main):
cd packages/host-service
bun test src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts
# 29 pass, 0 fail
bun run typecheck # tsc --noEmit, passes
biome check on the changed files is clean.
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Part of #9309. Fixes folder-trust seeding for agents launched through env wrappers, so runs like env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude ... no longer re-show the "trust this folder" dialog on every resume.
Previously resolveTrustFamily only read the first word of the command (env), so seeding was silently skipped.
resolveTrustTarget now unwraps a leading env (bare or by path), its -i/-u/--unset options, and inline VAR=value assignments, applying them on top of the default-account and config env.
Adds shell-quote to host-service for tokenizing raw command strings.
Not covered: resolveAgentLaunchPresetId in packages/shared still uses first-word detection, and ~ in CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR is not expanded before joining the trust-file path.
Written for commit 826424d. Summary will update on new commits.
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Improvements
Workspace setup now recognizes agent providers launched through command wrappers, quoted commands, executable paths, and .exe files.
Agent trust settings now account for environment assignments, removed variables, and custom configuration directories when selecting trust targets. This helps trust settings match the agent’s effective launch configuration, including when wrapper options override inherited environment values.
resolveTrustFamily only read the first word of the agent command, so
commands written as `env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=... claude ...` never matched
a trust family and folder-trust seeding was silently skipped.
Add unwrapEnvCommand to skip a leading `env` (bare or by path), its
-i / -u / --unset options and leading VAR=value tokens, reading both the
command string and args. resolveTrustTarget applies the inline
assignments on top of the default-account and config env, honoring
env -i and -u. Adds shell-quote to host-service for tokenizing raw
command strings.
Split out of ParadevAI#9310. Part of ParadevAI#9309.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Launch command resolution now parses env wrappers and command arguments. Trust-family detection uses the resolved executable. Trust-target selection applies wrapper environment changes, and agent trust seeding accepts the shared launch configuration.
Changes: Agent Trust Command Resolution
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Summary
Parse launch commands and identify trust families packages/host-service/package.json, packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts, packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts
Adds shell-quote and its type package. Parses launch commands and env wrappers to identify executables. Trust-family tests cover wrapped Claude, Codex, and unrelated commands.
Apply wrapper environment to trust-target selection packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts, packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts
Some wrapped launches still seed the wrong profile or skip trust seeding, leaving the trust prompt visible and sometimes updating an unintended trust file. These are bounded issues with a manual trust-prompt workaround; merging requires owner awareness of those limitations.
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The env-wrapper folder-trust fix for host-service now lives in its own
PR (ParadevAI#9394). This PR keeps only the agent env editor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<file name="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts:256">
P2: These expectations hard-code POSIX separators while the implementation uses platform-aware `join`, so the new tests fail on Windows even when trust resolution is correct. Build the expected profile paths with `join` as well, including the assertions in the raw-command test.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts:62">
P2: Running the command string through shell-quote `parse` treats backslashes as escapes. A Windows path like `C:\\Users\\me\\claude.exe --resume` is then mangled, so the family is no longer detected and trust is not seeded. Tokenize without backslash escapes, or keep the whitespace split for the program token and only use shell-quote for env-assignment parsing.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts:93">
P2: `env -iuCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR claude` is parsed as though `-iuCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` were the executable, so trust seeding keeps the inherited profile while the real launch clears it. Parse clustered `env` options, or reject them consistently before resolving the trust target.</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant WS as Workspace Creation
participant RTT as resolveTrustTarget
participant RTF as resolveTrustFamily
participant UEC as unwrapEnvCommand
participant SQ as shell-quote
participant DAE as default-account
participant DB as Host Database
participant FS as Trust File System
Note over WS,FS: Agent Trust Seeding Flow
WS->>RTT: resolveTrustTarget(db, config)
RTT->>RTF: resolveTrustFamily(config)
RTF->>UEC: unwrapEnvCommand(config)
alt Command contains whitespace
UEC->>SQ: parse(command)
SQ-->>UEC: tokens[]
else Single-word command
UEC->>UEC: Use [command, ...args]
end
UEC->>UEC: Parse env wrapper (env, -i, -u, VAR=value)
alt Leading env detected
UEC->>UEC: Extract executable name
UEC-->>RTF: {executable, env, clearsInherited, unset}
RTF-->>RTT: TrustFamily (claude/codex/agy)
else No env wrapper
UEC->>UEC: Use first token as executable
UEC-->>RTF: {executable, env: {}, clearsInherited: false, unset: []}
RTF-->>RTT: TrustFamily or null
end
alt Valid TrustFamily found
RTT->>UEC: unwrapEnvCommand(config)
alt env -i or --ignore-environment
UEC->>UEC: Clear inherited env
UEC-->>RTT: inherited = {}
else Standard env
RTT->>DAE: resolveDefaultAccountEnv(db, family)
DAE->>DB: Query default account env
DB-->>DAE: accountEnv
DAE-->>RTT: accountEnv
RTT->>RTT: Merge {accountEnv, ...config.env}
end
opt env -u names
RTT->>RTT: Delete unset names from inherited
end
RTT->>RTT: Merge {inherited, ...wrapper.env}
alt Family = claude
RTT->>RTT: Join CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/.claude.json
RTT-->>WS: TrustTarget (file)
else Family = codex
RTT->>RTT: Join CODEX_HOME/config.toml
RTT-->>WS: TrustTarget (file)
else Family = agy
RTT->>RTT: Join ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json
RTT-->>WS: TrustTarget (file)
end
WS->>WS: seedAgentFolderTrust()
alt Claude family
WS->>FS: Read/WRITE trust file (.claude.json)
alt File exists
FS-->>WS: Existing trust state
WS->>FS: Update hasTrustDialogAccepted
else File missing
WS->>FS: Create with trust entry
end
end
else No trust family
RTT-->>WS: null (skip seeding)
end
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P2: These expectations hard-code POSIX separators while the implementation uses platform-aware join, so the new tests fail on Windows even when trust resolution is correct. Build the expected profile paths with join as well, including the assertions in the raw-command test.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts, line 256:
<comment>These expectations hard-code POSIX separators while the implementation uses platform-aware `join`, so the new tests fail on Windows even when trust resolution is correct. Build the expected profile paths with `join` as well, including the assertions in the raw-command test.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -162,6 +204,82 @@ describe("seedClaudeFolderTrust", () => {
+ env: { CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR: "/agent-profile" },
+ })?.file;
+ const defaultFile = join(homedir(), ".claude.json");
+ expect(target([])).toBe("/agent-profile/.claude.json");
+ expect(target(["-i"])).toBe(defaultFile);
+ expect(target(["-u", "CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR"])).toBe(defaultFile);
</file context>
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P2: Running the command string through shell-quote parse treats backslashes as escapes. A Windows path like C:\\Users\\me\\claude.exe --resume is then mangled, so the family is no longer detected and trust is not seeded. Tokenize without backslash escapes, or keep the whitespace split for the program token and only use shell-quote for env-assignment parsing.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts, line 62:
<comment>Running the command string through shell-quote `parse` treats backslashes as escapes. A Windows path like `C:\\Users\\me\\claude.exe --resume` is then mangled, so the family is no longer detected and trust is not seeded. Tokenize without backslash escapes, or keep the whitespace split for the program token and only use shell-quote for env-assignment parsing.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -30,30 +30,98 @@ import {
+ const args = config.args ?? [];
+ if (!/\s/.test(command)) return [command, ...args];
+ const tokens: string[] = [];
+ for (const token of parse(command, (key) => `$${key}`)) {
+ if (typeof token === "string") tokens.push(token);
+ else if ("op" in token && token.op === "glob") tokens.push(token.pattern);
</file context>
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P2: env -iuCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR claude is parsed as though -iuCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR were the executable, so trust seeding keeps the inherited profile while the real launch clears it. Parse clustered env options, or reject them consistently before resolving the trust target.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts, line 93:
<comment>`env -iuCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR claude` is parsed as though `-iuCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` were the executable, so trust seeding keeps the inherited profile while the real launch clears it. Parse clustered `env` options, or reject them consistently before resolving the trust target.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -30,30 +30,98 @@ import {
+ unset.push(tokens[++index] ?? "");
+ } else if (token.startsWith("--unset=")) {
+ unset.push(token.slice("--unset=".length));
+ } else if (/^-u./.test(token)) {
+ unset.push(token.slice(2));
+ } else {
</file context>
Cover account inheritance with a launch that keeps the inherited environment.
The new resolveTrustTarget cases set CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR through config.env or the wrapper args. None selects an account, so removing the account merge at seed-agent-trust.ts:156 does not fail any of them.
The env -i and env -u CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR cases do not cover that merge either. Both already discard the account-derived value, because env -i skips the merge and the unset loop removes the key. Adding them with a selected account would still pass without the merge.
Add a case that selects an existing profile and then runs a launch that keeps the inherited environment, such as env -u UNRELATED_VAR claude. Assert that the trust file is <profile>/.claude.json. Without the merge, the file falls back to ~/.claude.json, so the case fails.
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Review comment at
@packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.test.ts
around lines 249 - 254:
Add a resolveTrustTarget test using an existing selected profile and a launch
that preserves the inherited environment, such as env -u UNRELATED_VAR claude.
Assert that the resolved trust file is <profile>/.claude.json, reusing the
test’s existing profile and account setup conventions.
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Review comments at
@packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts:
- Line 158: Update resolveTrustTarget so the Claude fallback trust path uses
env.HOME when set, falling back to homedir() otherwise; preserve the existing
configDir-based path.
- Line 158: Update the trust-seeding flow around resolveTrustTarget so relative
trust-store paths from wrapper environment configuration resolve against
folderPath, the worktree, rather than the host-service cwd; leave absolute paths
unchanged and preserve the existing null-target behavior.
- Line 62: Update the `parse` callback in the `seed-agent-trust`
command-processing loop to expand each `$NAME` from the same environment used
for launch instead of returning the literal variable reference. Ensure
env-wrapper assignments such as `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR="$HOME/agent-profile"`
resolve to the profile’s actual path before the trust path is constructed.
- Around line 154-157: Update trust-target resolution around `inherited` and
`resolveDefaultAccountEnv` so `env -u CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` with a bare `claude`
command writes trust to the profile directory restored by the wrapper; keep the
home-default target for explicit executable paths that bypass the wrapper.
Review the bare-name assertions in `seed-agent-trust.test.ts` to match this
behavior.
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- Around line 249-254: Add a resolveTrustTarget test using an existing selected
profile and a launch that preserves the inherited environment, such as env -u
UNRELATED_VAR claude. Assert that the resolved trust file is
<profile>/.claude.json, reusing the test’s existing profile and account setup
conventions.
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Expand shell variables in env wrapper assignments before resolving the trust path.
The parse callback at seed-agent-trust.ts:62 returns the literal text $HOME. For env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR="$HOME/agent-profile" claude, the trust path becomes the relative $HOME/agent-profile/.claude.json, so the actual profile is not seeded. Resolve $NAME from the same environment the launch uses, instead of returning the literal name.
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at line 62:
Update the `parse` callback in the `seed-agent-trust` command-processing loop to
expand each `$NAME` from the same environment used for launch instead of
returning the literal variable reference. Ensure env-wrapper assignments such as
`CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR="$HOME/agent-profile"` resolve to the profile’s actual path
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Scope the env -u CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR trust target to the wrapper-resolved command.
For a bare claude command, the Superset wrapper runs before the CLI. With CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR unset, the wrapper restores the selected profile from its pointer file when that profile directory exists. The trust entry is still written to ~/.claude.json, so it lands in a different file from the one the CLI reads.
The home default remains the correct target when the command names an explicit executable path. That path bypasses the wrapper, so the wrapper restores nothing. Limit any change to the wrapper-resolved case.
The bare-name env -u CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR claude assertions in seed-agent-trust.test.ts encode the home default. They need review together with the change.
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around lines 154 - 157:
Update trust-target resolution around `inherited` and `resolveDefaultAccountEnv`
so `env -u CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` with a bare `claude` command writes trust to the
profile directory restored by the wrapper; keep the home-default target for
explicit executable paths that bypass the wrapper. Review the bare-name
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Use the wrapper HOME for the Claude trust path.
resolveTrustTarget merges env HOME=... into env, but the Claude fallback still calls homedir(). A launch such as env HOME=/profiles/isolated claude reads /profiles/isolated/.claude.json, but the trust entry goes to the host's ~/.claude.json. Read env.HOME before falling back to homedir().
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at
@packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts
at line 158:
Update resolveTrustTarget so the Claude fallback trust path uses env.HOME when
set, falling back to homedir() otherwise; preserve the existing configDir-based
path.
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rg -n 'seedAgentFolderTrust|cwd:|workingDirectory|folderPath' packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation packages/host-service/src/terminal-agents | head -160
Repository: ParadevAI/Paradev
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# Read the trust seeding module with line numbers, covering the env unwrap and per-family path resolution.
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts | sed -n '1,200p'# Read the exported seeding entrypoint and the remainder of the file.
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts | sed -n '200,340p'
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# Find every caller of seedAgentFolderTrust and every reference to the trust-file path helpers.
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'seedAgentFolderTrust' -e 'resolveTrustFile' -e 'unwrapEnvCommand' -e 'CODEX_HOME' -e 'CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR' -- packages/host-service/src ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Find relative-path normalization applied to config directories.
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'path.resolve' -e 'resolve(' -e 'isAbsolute' -- packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: ParadevAI/Paradev
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# Read the two seeding call sites with their surrounding launch code.
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/agents/agents.ts | sed -n '800,870p'
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/sessions/session-service.ts | sed -n '130,200p'
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# Locate where the agent launch command and its cwd are built and spawned.
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'buildTerminalAgentLaunch' -e 'createTerminalOrAttach' -e 'cwd: workspace' -e 'worktreePath' -- packages/host-service/src/terminal-agents packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/agents packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/sessions ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Locate absolute-path normalization applied to launch env or config dirs.
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'isAbsolute' -e 'path.resolve(' -e 'resolve(configDir' -- packages/host-service/src/terminal-agents packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/usage ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: ParadevAI/Paradev
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# Read buildTerminalAgentLaunch and the terminal launch function with line numbers.
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/agents/agents.ts | sed -n '330,530p'
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# Locate the pty/terminal spawn that consumes the launch cwd and env.
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'cwd:' -e 'createTerminalSession' -e 'spawnPty' -e 'fullCommand' -- packages/host-service/src/terminal packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/agents packages/host-service/src/terminal-agents ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: ParadevAI/Paradev
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# Read the createTerminalSessionUnlocked cwd resolution and the workspace-path lookup it uses.
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/terminal/terminal.ts | sed -n '2997,3060p'# Find where the default cwd for a workspace terminal is derived.
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'cwdOverride' -e 'worktreePath' -- packages/host-service/src/terminal/terminal.ts ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Resolve relative config dirs against the worktree before seeding trust.
A relative CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR or CODEX_HOME from an env wrapper resolves against the host-service process cwd. The agent runs in the worktree, so trust is seeded in the wrong store and the dialog still appears.
Suggested fix
try {
- const target = resolveTrustTarget(db, config);- if (target === null) return;+ const resolved = resolveTrustTarget(db, config);+ if (resolved === null) return;+ // A relative config dir is relative to the agent's launch cwd, the worktree.+ const target = { ...resolved, file: resolve(folderPath, resolved.file) };
const normalized = normalizeFolderPath(folderPath);
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Review comment at
@packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/workspace-creation/shared/seed-agent-trust.ts
at line 158:
Update the trust-seeding flow around resolveTrustTarget so relative trust-store
paths from wrapper environment configuration resolve against folderPath, the
worktree, rather than the host-service cwd; leave absolute paths unchanged and
preserve the existing null-target behavior.
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What & why
Part of #9309. Split out of #9310 so each PR carries one change (the env editor stays in #9310).
Agents are often launched as
env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=… claude …to run on a second Claude account. In that form folder-trust seeding fails without any message, becauseresolveTrustFamilyonly reads the first word of the command (env). Every resume of an automation run then shows the "trust this folder" dialog.resolveTrustFamilysees throughenvwrappers (host-serviceseed-agent-trust.ts)unwrapEnvCommandskips a leadingenv(bare or by path, e.g./usr/bin/env), its-i/-u NAME/--unset=NAMEoptions, and any leadingVAR=valuetokens. It reads both the command string andargs, because the settings parser savesenv A=1 claudeascommand: "env"plus args. A raw command string is tokenized withshell-quote(quoted values; stops at the first shell operator). This addsshell-quote1.11.0 to host-service, the version already used by desktop; the lockfile change is two lines.resolveTrustTargetapplies those inline assignments on top of{...defaultAccountEnv, ...config.env}, the same precedence as at launch.env -idrops the inherited env and-uremoves a name from it. Soenv CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claudeseeds/p/.claude.json, not the default account's file.Not in this PR (possible follow-ups):
resolveAgentLaunchPresetIdinpackages/sharedstill uses first-word detection.~inCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRis not expanded before the trust-filejoin.How I tested it
Unit tests (next to the existing ones in
seed-agent-trust.test.ts):resolveTrustFamily › sees through env wrappers and inline assignments:env CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude …→ claude;/usr/bin/env+ argsCODEX_HOME=/p A=1 codex→ codex; bareCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude→ claude;env my-agent→ null.seedAgentFolderTrust › seeds the CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR named by an env wrapper: runs against an in-memory migrated host DB, checks the trust entry lands in the wrapper's profile.claude.json, and that the wrapper wins over a conflictingconfig.env.seedAgentFolderTrust › reads a quoted CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR from a raw command string: a path with spaces, followed by&& true.resolveTrustTarget › env -i and -u drop the inherited CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRand› reads env options from a raw command string: also--unset=,--ignore-environment, and-iplus a new assignment. They check resolved paths only and write no files.main.Run on this branch (rebased on current
main):biome checkon the changed files is clean.Checklist
type(scope): subject)bun run lintandbun run typecheckpass (CI fails on lint warnings too)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Part of #9309. Fixes folder-trust seeding for agents launched through
envwrappers, so runs likeenv CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/p claude ...no longer re-show the "trust this folder" dialog on every resume.Previously
resolveTrustFamilyonly read the first word of the command (env), so seeding was silently skipped.resolveTrustTargetnow unwraps a leadingenv(bare or by path), its-i/-u/--unsetoptions, and inlineVAR=valueassignments, applying them on top of the default-account and config env.shell-quotetohost-servicefor tokenizing raw command strings.Not covered:
resolveAgentLaunchPresetIdinpackages/sharedstill uses first-word detection, and~inCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRis not expanded before joining the trust-file path.Written for commit 826424d. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
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