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… wiring yet) Lands the runtime pieces of the screenshot-on-preview-deploy feature: - `ScreenshotBucket` construct (`cdk/src/constructs/screenshot-bucket.ts`): public-read on `screenshots/*`, SSE-S3, 30-day TTL. Bucket policy scoped to the prefix so anything written outside is invisible. - GitHub webhook receiver (`cdk/src/handlers/github-webhook.ts`): HMAC-verifies `X-Hub-Signature-256`, filters to `deployment_status` events with `state=success` and `environment=Preview`, dedups on `(repo, deployment_id, status_id)`, async-invokes the processor. Topology mirrors `linear-webhook.ts`. - Webhook processor (`cdk/src/handlers/github-webhook-processor.ts`): Looks up the open PR for the deploy SHA via the GitHub Commits API, captures a screenshot of `deployment.environment_url` via AgentCore Browser, PUTs the PNG to the screenshot bucket, posts a markdown embed in a fresh PR comment. - AgentCore Browser wrapper (`cdk/src/handlers/shared/agentcore-browser.ts`): Drives Chrome DevTools Protocol over WebSocket directly, avoiding Playwright bloat. SigV4-signs the WSS handshake. Smoke-tested locally against example.com and a Vercel demo URL — 6.5s end-to-end, valid PNG. - GitHub webhook verify helper (`cdk/src/handlers/shared/github-webhook-verify.ts`): Mirrors `linear-verify.ts` — secret cache with 5min TTL, transparent re-fetch once on signature failure. Stack wiring (IAM grants, API Gateway route, Lambda construction) is the next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New `GitHubScreenshotIntegration` construct (mirrors `LinearIntegration`): bundles the screenshot bucket, dedup table, signing-secret placeholder, receiver Lambda, processor Lambda, and the API Gateway route. cdk-nag suppressions added inline (HMAC auth instead of Cognito; AgentCore Browser sessions have no per-resource ARN; Secrets Manager rotation is owned by GitHub). - Wired into `agent.ts` after the LinearIntegration block. Reuses the existing `githubTokenSecret` (the processor uses ABCA's main GitHub token to look up which PR a deploy SHA belongs to and post the screenshot comment — no new credential). - Three new stack outputs: `GitHubWebhookUrl`, `GitHubWebhookSecretArn`, `ScreenshotBucketName`. - Bumped agent.test.ts table count from 13 to 14 to account for the new dedup table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ot bucket cdk-nag's S2 fires on any bucket that has `blockPublicPolicy: false` even when the policy is intentionally permissive. Add the suppression with the same rationale as S1/S5 — public reads are required by GitHub Markdown renderers and Linear `imageUploadFromUrl`, and the read grant is prefix-scoped to `screenshots/*`. Caught when the first deploy attempt aborted at synth-time on the new GitHubScreenshotIntegration construct. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The first deploy attempt failed at CFN-execute time on the bucket policy: s3:PutBucketPolicy ... because public policies are prevented by the BlockPublicPolicy setting in S3 Block Public Access. Account-level Block Public Access is on for this AWS account, which overrides per-bucket BPA settings. Disabling it would change the security posture of the whole account, so route around the constraint with the AWS-recommended pattern: private S3 + CloudFront with Origin Access Control. Changes: - `ScreenshotBucket` is now `BLOCK_ALL` BPA, no public bucket policy. Adds a `cloudfront.Distribution` whose origin is the bucket via `S3BucketOrigin.withOriginAccessControl`. The distribution policy is scoped to the CloudFront service principal only, so account-level BPA accepts it. - Processor reads `SCREENSHOT_PUBLIC_HOST` (the CloudFront domain) instead of building an S3 URL. PR comments now embed `https://<dist>.cloudfront.net/screenshots/...` URLs. - New stack output `ScreenshotCloudFrontDomain`. - Bucket-level S2/S5 suppressions removed (no longer applicable — bucket is private). Distribution gets CFR1/CFR2/CFR3/CFR4/CFR7 suppressions with rationales. Heads up on deploy time: CloudFront distributions take 5-15 min to provision on first create. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CommonRuleSet was 403'ing GitHub deployment_status webhooks before the request reached our Lambda — the deployment payload contains absolute Vercel preview URLs in the body, which trips GenericRFI_BODY. Mirror the Linear webhook exemption: the GitHub webhook path is HMAC-verified in the Lambda, parsed as strict JSON, never interpolated into SQL/HTML, and rate-limited by the priority-3 rule. CRS still applies to every other route. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…loyment
GitHub's `deployment_status` webhook puts the deployed URL on the
*status* object, not the deployment itself. The deployment object is
immutable per (sha, environment); the status changes through the
deploy lifecycle (`pending` → `success`) and carries the URL only
once the deploy finishes.
Symptom: receiver kept short-circuiting `success` events from Vercel
with `{ok: true, skipped_no_url: true}` because we read the wrong
field. Verified by inspecting the webhook delivery payload via
`gh api .../deliveries/<id> --jq .request.payload.deployment_status` —
URL was there all along.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dshake
Node 24's global WebSocket (from undici) does NOT support arbitrary
HTTP headers on the upgrade request — passing them as the second arg
gets silently ignored. AgentCore Browser's WSS handshake requires
SigV4-signed Authorization + X-Amz-* headers, so the connection was
opening but then getting rejected, which surfaced as an empty
`error` event ("AgentCore Browser WebSocket error: ").
Switch to the `ws` package which natively supports `options.headers`.
Also add an `unexpected-response` handler so HTTP-level handshake
failures (403, 400) surface with status codes instead of empty errors.
Smoke verified locally — the ws-based path opens cleanly against
example.com and Vercel preview URLs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lambda runtime returned a 403 on the WSS upgrade despite well-formed SigV4 headers — `ws` rewrites the Host header during the upgrade GET, which invalidates the canonical-request signature we computed against the original Host. This works locally because Node's tooling on macOS keeps the original Host through the handshake, but the Lambda runtime's TLS stack normalizes differently. Switch to query-parameter SigV4 (presigned URL): SignatureV4.presign returns a wss://...?X-Amz-Algorithm=...&X-Amz-Signature=... URL where the auth lives in the URL itself, so any Host-header rewriting downstream doesn't break the signature. Smoke verified locally — presigned URL connects cleanly to AgentCore Browser and the screenshot pipeline runs end-to-end (6.3s, valid PNG, captures example.com correctly). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The minimal IAM I shipped earlier (`StartBrowserSession`, `StopBrowserSession`, `GetBrowserSession`, `UpdateBrowserStream`) wasn't enough — the WSS automation-stream connect requires an additional `ConnectBrowserAutomationStream`-flavored action that isn't in the public CLI command list. Lambda invocations were opening sessions cleanly but 403'ing on the WSS upgrade. Widen to `bedrock-agentcore:*` to unblock the e2e flow. Followup: scope back down to the specific connect action once it's documented or surfaced via CloudTrail decoded-message-on-deny. Smoke verified: PR #1 on isadeks/vercel-abca-linear now receives a screenshot comment within ~7s of the deployment_status webhook. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extends the screenshot processor to find a Linear issue via the PR's title/body and post the same image comment there. Approach (no GSI write-back needed): - Regex-extract Linear identifier (e.g. `ABCA-42`) from PR title/body. These are present whether the agent put them there (`task_description` carries the identifier) or Linear's own GitHub integration auto-injected the back-reference on PR open. - Scan `LinearWorkspaceRegistryTable` for `status=active` workspaces. Per-workspace, query Linear's `issueVcsBranchSearch` (which accepts the human-readable identifier) and accept the first exact-match hit. - Post the markdown image comment via the existing `postIssueComment` helper from Phase 2.0b. The Linear post is best-effort — if the registry table isn't wired, the identifier doesn't extract, or the lookup misses, the GitHub PR comment still lands. New env var `LINEAR_WORKSPACE_REGISTRY_TABLE_NAME` is optional on the processor; the construct only sets it when the prop is provided. CDK: `GitHubScreenshotIntegrationProps` gains an optional `linearWorkspaceRegistryTable`. When provided, the processor's IAM grows: ReadData on the registry, GetSecretValue+PutSecretValue on `bgagent-linear-oauth-*`. `agent.ts` wires `linearIntegration.workspaceRegistryTable` into the screenshot construct. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The command still pulled from the parked PAK secret
(`LinearApiTokenSecretArn`), which we removed in Phase 2.0b. Symptom:
`Could not find LinearApiTokenSecretArn in stack outputs.`
Rewrite to scan Secrets Manager for `bgagent-linear-oauth-*` secrets
and query each workspace's projects with its own OAuth token. Supports
`--slug <slug>` to scope to one workspace; without it, queries every
installed workspace and labels each project with its source.
Also: switch to the `Bearer <token>` auth header and the
`teams(first: 1) { nodes { name } }` shape (the old `team` field on
Project no longer exists in Linear's GraphQL).
Adds a `LINEAR_OAUTH_SECRET_PREFIX` const in `linear-oauth.ts` to
keep the secret-name contract in one place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Vercel posts the success `deployment_status` webhook the moment its build finishes, which on the Linear-driven path is ~7-15s before the agent's `gh pr create` returns. The processor's first lookup against the GitHub commit-pulls API came back empty and we'd silently drop the screenshot. Add a retry wrapper with backoff (0s, 5s, 10s, 20s — total max ~35s) around the PR lookup. The first hit returns immediately, so the warm-cache happy path is unchanged. Verified end-to-end on backgroundagent-dev: Linear issue ABCA-70 → agent → PR #2 in vercel-abca-linear → Vercel preview → screenshot landed on both the GitHub PR and the Linear issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…issue comment spam Move the trigger-label check ahead of every user-facing comment path in the Linear webhook processor, and switch the default trigger label from 'bgagent' to 'abca'. An unlabeled issue is now a true no-op: no comment, no reaction, no createTaskCore, no DDB writes — regardless of whether the project is onboarded. Why: workspace webhooks fire workspace-wide. A single un-onboarded team in the same Linear workspace produced 47 identical "❌ project isn't onboarded" comments on GRO-783 in 5 minutes because every Issue event (create/update/label-change) hit the not-onboarded gate before the label gate. With the gate order flipped, only issues that explicitly opt in via the trigger label can ever generate user-facing feedback. Per-project label_filter override is still respected — the project mapping lookup now happens once, before the label gate, instead of after. Tests: two new regression tests pin the spam scenario (unlabeled issue in a non-onboarded project, and unlabeled issue with no projectId) to zero side effects. Full CDK suite (89 suites / 1572 tests) passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operator-facing setup walkthrough: 1. Connect Vercel to the GitHub repo 2. Vercel project settings (Git events on, Deployment Protection off for the demo, with a "production hardening" caveat for signed bypass) 3. Onboard the repo to ABCA (RepoTable put + bgagent linear onboard-project) 4. Configure the GitHub webhook (URL + secret from stack outputs, subscribe to Deployment statuses only) 5. Smoke test (label a Linear issue, watch screenshot land on PR + Linear) Includes a troubleshooting section indexed by symptom (401/403 from webhook, no comment lands, Linear post missing, CloudFront 403, Vercel auth wall) and a forward-looking "production hardening" list for when the feature graduates from demo. Wires the new guide into the Starlight sync (docs/scripts/sync-starlight.mjs) and sidebar (docs/astro.config.mjs).
Lets operators install the Linear OAuth app in additional workspaces without re-pasting the same client_id/client_secret they already typed during the initial bgagent linear setup. The OAuth app's client_id/client_secret are workspace-independent — Linear scopes consent per-workspace, not per-app. add-workspace scans the LinearWorkspaceRegistryTable for the first active row and reads those credentials from its per-workspace SM secret, avoiding the re-prompt. Override flags (--client-id, --client-secret) cover the edge case of running the same ABCA stack against two unrelated Linear orgs that each have their own OAuth app. Differs from setup in three ways: - Refuses if no active workspace exists yet (use setup first) - Skips the webhook-signing-secret prompt (one stack-wide secret covers all workspaces against the same OAuth app + receiver URL) - Refuses to silently overwrite an already-onboarded workspace's registry row — a wrong-account login would otherwise produce a confusing duplicate Adds findReusableOauthAppCredentials helper + 5 jest tests covering: empty registry → null, happy path, missing client_id/secret in old secrets → null, corrupted JSON → null, missing SecretString → null.
…space OAuth-app option The previous version described the parked Phase 2.0a flow (AgentCore Identity credential providers, oauth-register-workspace command, AWS- hosted callback URL, https://localhost:8443 with self-signed cert). None of that runs in the shipped 2.0b-O2 codebase — it's all per- workspace Secrets Manager + plain HTTP localhost:8080 callback. Changes: - 'How it works' rewritten against the SM-direct flow, with a callout noting Phase 2.0a is parked - Step 1 (oauth-register-workspace) deleted — not a real command - Step 2 (Linear OAuth app) updated to point at localhost:8080/oauth/ callback (the actual callback URL); flagged that app-template's printed value is still the parked-flow placeholder - Step 4 (setup) rewritten to describe the PKCE → localhost:8080 → code exchange → SM upsert dance that actually ships - Step 5 (webhook signing secret) folded into setup's interactive prompt as Step 3, matching how the wizard actually works - Steps 6-8 renumbered to 4-6 - 'Adding additional Linear workspaces' expanded with the public- vs-per-workspace OAuth-app trade-off and the Option B path (--client-id/--client-secret overrides) for keeping apps private — this is the wrinkle that bit during demo-abca install where maguireb's private app rejected cross-workspace authorization - Troubleshooting + quotas sections updated to reference SM secrets and the refresh+race-recovery flow rather than AgentCore Identity - Stale Step 7 cross-references updated to Step 5 Followup task: update bgagent linear app-template to print http://localhost:8080/oauth/callback as the default callback (today it prints a placeholder for the parked AWS-hosted-callback flow).
…--client-secret flags Secrets-on-command-line is a footgun: --client-secret leaks into ~/.zsh_history/.bash_history. The auto-detect-from-existing-workspace default also wasn't always right — when each workspace runs its own private OAuth app (the common case in multi-org production setups), auto-detect silently picks the wrong credentials and fails with a confusing "Could not find OAuth client" error after the OAuth dance. New flow: - Always prompt. Find any existing active workspace, show its client_id as the default in [brackets]. - Press Enter to accept the default (single shared OAuth app installed in multiple workspaces — the public-app case). - Type a new client_id to install with a different OAuth app per workspace (the private-app case). Then promptSecret for the new client_secret. - If the user typed the same client_id as the default, reuse the existing client_secret without prompting (no point asking the user to re-paste a secret we already have). New helper promptLine(label, defaultValue?) for non-secret input with default-on-empty semantics. promptSecret unchanged — used only for client_secret. Removes the --client-id and --client-secret flags entirely. Existing flags retained: --region, --stack-name, --no-browser, --no-actor-app.
The interactive prompt previously printed 'found <slug>' and named the source workspace in the explanation hint. The slug still appears as the default value in [brackets] (structurally necessary), but no longer leaks into instructional prose where a generic phrasing works just as well.
… promptSecret Previous implementation used readline.createInterface + rl.close(), which leaves stdin in EOF state. Chaining a promptLine call followed by a promptSecret call (which add-workspace does for client_id then client_secret) makes the second readline interface fire 'close' immediately and reject with 'No input provided.' Switch to the same raw-mode stdin pattern as promptSecret: register a 'data' handler, accumulate characters, echo each one (visibly, since this is for non-secret input), unwind cleanly on Enter. Both prompts now manage stdin consistently and chain without state leakage.
The command still pulled from the parked PAK secret
(`LinearApiTokenSecretArn`), which we removed in Phase 2.0b. Symptom:
`Could not find LinearApiTokenSecretArn in stack outputs.`
Rewrite to scan Secrets Manager for `bgagent-linear-oauth-*` secrets
and query each workspace's projects with its own OAuth token. Supports
`--slug <slug>` to scope to one workspace; without it, queries every
installed workspace and labels each project with its source.
Also: switch to the `Bearer <token>` auth header and the
`teams(first: 1) { nodes { name } }` shape (the old `team` field on
Project no longer exists in Linear's GraphQL).
Adds a `LINEAR_OAUTH_SECRET_PREFIX` const in `linear-oauth.ts` to
keep the secret-name contract in one place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
'No Linear projects visible to any installed workspace' read like an OAuth-scope or IAM problem when the API call succeeded — the workspace just has zero projects. Differentiate the single-workspace and multi-workspace cases and tell the user what to do (create a project).
Linear generates a fresh signing secret per webhook subscription, and webhook subscriptions are workspace-scoped. The previous single stack-wide LinearWebhookSecret could only verify events from the workspace that owned its value — events from any other workspace silently failed signature verification. add-workspace shipped earlier today made this concrete: demo-abca couldn't trigger tasks because its events failed verification against maguireb's signing secret. Schema: add optional `webhook_signing_secret` to StoredOauthToken (TS Lambda) and StoredLinearOauthToken (TS CLI). Optional preserves back-compat with installs predating this change. Cross-language parity test extended to allow optional fields and check that the required-fields validator const matches the interface's required set. Webhook receiver: parse body once, peek at organizationId (untrusted — used only to select WHICH secret to verify against), call new verifyLinearRequestForWorkspace which returns 'verified', 'mismatch', or 'no-per-workspace-secret'. On 'verified': dispatch. On 'mismatch': reject 401 (NO fallback — would let an attacker bypass the per-workspace secret by also matching stack-wide). On 'no-per-workspace-secret': fall through to the existing stack-wide verifyLinearRequest path for back-compat. CDK: webhook receiver Lambda gets registry table read + SM GetSecretValue on the bgagent-linear-oauth-* prefix + LINEAR_WORKSPACE_REGISTRY_TABLE_NAME env var. Stack-wide secret left in place (single-workspace fallback path). CLI setup: now writes the webhook signing secret to BOTH the per- workspace OAuth bundle AND (on first install only) the stack-wide secret. Re-running setup on an existing single-workspace install auto-mirrors the stack-wide value into the per-workspace bundle — zero-config migration. --rotate-webhook-secret re-prompts. CLI add-workspace: always prompts for the workspace's signing secret (no shared secret to reuse). Refuses to overwrite the stack-wide secret since multi-workspace installs can't meaningfully share one stack-wide value. Tests: - Multi-workspace test file with 6 cases including the critical cross-workspace impersonation rejection (workspace A signed with workspace B's secret → 401, lambda not invoked). - Single-workspace back-compat: registry miss → fallback works. - Migration mid-state: bundle without webhook_signing_secret → fallback works. - Revoked workspace + no fallback match → 401. Trust model preserved end-to-end: organizationId in body is attacker-controlled but only selects the secret; signature still gates everything. Documented in LINEAR_SETUP_GUIDE.md "How webhook signature verification works".
The OAuth dance can't be re-run when an app is already installed in a Linear workspace — Linear returns access_denied. That makes \`setup --rotate-webhook-secret\` and \`add-workspace\` both unusable for the common case of "this workspace works, but the webhook signing secret needs to change." Use cases: 1. Rotation (security policy, planned cycle, key compromise) 2. Recovery from misconfig (typed wrong, copied from wrong page) 3. First-time set after Linear regenerated the signing secret on webhook recreation The new command: - Reads the existing per-workspace OAuth bundle from SM - Prompts for the new signing secret (validates lin_wh_ prefix) - Re-upserts the bundle with merged webhook_signing_secret + bumped updated_at What it doesn't do: OAuth dance, DDB writes, stack-wide secret writes, Linear API calls. Just the SM mutation. Per-workspace only — mirrors the architectural choice from the multi-workspace fix that the stack-wide secret is reserved for the FIRST install's back-compat fallback. Docs: troubleshooting section now points at this command for "webhook signature verification fails repeatedly" — the most common production path. The previous guidance to re-run setup --rotate-webhook-secret remains the right primitive for single-workspace deploys that haven't fully migrated.
…hook-secret The flag's job — re-prompt for the signing secret on an already-installed workspace — is now done better by \`bgagent linear update-webhook-secret\`, which skips the OAuth dance entirely. Keeping the flag means two tools that do nearly the same thing, and forcing the user to redo OAuth just to type a new signing secret is wasteful. setup's webhook flow simplifies to: stack-wide already set → mirror into per-workspace bundle (auto-migration); else prompt + write to both. No conditional flag-based branching. Docs updated: - Step 3 footnote points at update-webhook-secret for rotation - 'How webhook signature verification works' single-workspace migration note: setup auto-mirrors on next run, no flag needed
…linear-vercel # Conflicts: # cdk/package.json # cli/src/commands/linear.ts
The 'Adding additional Linear workspaces' section listed operations
as bullets but didn't sequence them in an actionable way. Multi-
workspace onboarding crosses three contexts (CLI, Linear OAuth app
config, Linear webhook config) and bullet-lists left it unclear
which steps to do where, in what order.
New layout:
- Brief 'Decide: shared vs per-workspace OAuth app' table up front
- Numbered walkthrough that interleaves the CLI + Linear browser
work in the order you actually need to do them, including the
pause-at-prompt-then-switch-to-browser step for the webhook
- Two FAQs at the end ('what if I skip step 4?' and 'what if I
typed the signing secret wrong?') for the common gotchas
Also drops the stale --client-id / --client-secret command examples
that referenced the flags removed in ac5ce67. The walkthrough now
points the user at the interactive prompts directly.
The 'Adding additional Linear workspaces' section listed operations
as bullets but didn't sequence them in an actionable way. Multi-
workspace onboarding crosses three contexts (CLI, Linear OAuth app
config, Linear webhook config) and bullet-lists left it unclear
which steps to do where, in what order.
New layout:
- Brief 'Decide: shared vs per-workspace OAuth app' table up front
- Numbered walkthrough that interleaves the CLI + Linear browser
work in the order you actually need to do them, including the
pause-at-prompt-then-switch-to-browser step for the webhook
- Two FAQs at the end ('what if I skip step 4?' and 'what if I
typed the signing secret wrong?') for the common gotchas
Also drops the stale --client-id / --client-secret command examples
that referenced the flags removed in ac5ce67. The walkthrough now
points the user at the interactive prompts directly.
The setup guide kept telling users to find the API URL in CFN outputs or substitute their own region/account into a placeholder. The CLI already has the URL — make it surface it. \`bgagent linear webhook-info\` reads config.api_url and prints the webhook URL plus the values to paste into Linear's webhook UI, plus the followup command (\`update-webhook-secret\`). Read-only, no AWS calls beyond what the existing config layer already does. Setup guide trimmed: - Step 1: removed the parked-flow footnote (fixed at the source by defaulting app-template's callback URL to http://localhost:8080/ oauth/callback instead of the parked AgentCore Identity placeholder) - Step 2: collapsed the 6-bullet wizard description into 2 sentences that describe what the user actually does, dropping the \`--client-id\` / \`--client-secret\` flag mention (those flags never existed on setup; they were on add-workspace and got removed earlier this branch) - Step 3: now references webhook-info as the single source for what to paste into Linear, dropping the embedded URL template and CFN output instructions - Multi-workspace step 4: same — references webhook-info instead of embedding a URL template - Dropped two long callout blocks that explained internals operators don't need at setup time (where the OAuth token lives, where the signing secret is mirrored — covered in 'How webhook signature verification works' for those who want it) Net: -51 lines from the guide, one new always-printable command, no more URL substitution by the user.
…runbook LINEAR_SETUP_GUIDE.md was 405 lines and described the same flow twice (once for first-install single-workspace, once for multi-workspace). The two walkthroughs only differed in `setup` vs `add-workspace`, which is a single-line CLI difference. The PAK migration block was 46 lines for a release that's already shipped — anyone reading the guide today is on 2.0b. Net result: 405 → 215 lines (-47%). One unified walkthrough that calls out the setup-vs-add-workspace branch at step 3, drops dead sections (Out-of-scope items, "What's coming next" — neither was load-bearing), folds the link-your-Linear-account step into a short section near the end since most users hit the auto-link path anyway. Net changes: - One walkthrough instead of two (single-workspace + multi-workspace collapsed; option A/B trade-off comes up at the relevant step). - PAK migration runbook moved to LINEAR_PAK_MIGRATION_RUNBOOK.md + registered in astro sidebar so it's still findable but doesn't block-quote the main guide. - Dropped "Out of scope in v1.x" + "Limits and budgets" tables — the rate-limit info is now one paragraph, the rest was noise. - Fixed "Removing the integration" — it was using the parked AgentCore-Identity delete-oauth2-credential-provider call. Now uses Secrets Manager + DDB directly. - Dropped the "Linear actor has no linked platform user" cross-link (was self-referential to the previous Step 5).
…#247 #58 deploy-block) Deploying #57 rolled the stack back on AWS::Logs::DeliverySource 'AlreadyExists': the agentcore-alpha Runtime auto-creates DeliverySource + Delivery + DeliveryDestination per loggingConfig, and a construct-path rename across alpha builds churned BOTH the CFN logical IDs AND the account-scoped DeliverySource/DeliveryDestination Names. Because those Names are account-unique, CFN's create-before-delete on the churned ids hits AlreadyExists and rolls the whole stack back. (Not a #57 bug — any deploy was blocked.) Fix: pin the 4 account-name-unique log resources (2 DeliverySource + 2 DeliveryDestination) to their DEPLOYED logical IDs + Names via overrideLogicalId + addPropertyOverride('Name', …), so CFN sees them as the SAME resources and updates in place (diff: [~] DependsOn-only, no replacement). The 2 CfnDelivery links have no Name and Ref the pinned ids → harmless replace. Log delivery is stateless routing config. Best-effort tryFindChild so a future alpha rename silently no-ops. cdk diff confirms: Source/Dest = [~] in place (no AlreadyExists); Delivery = [-]/[+] harmless. agent.test.ts (44) green.
…block, round 2)
Round-1 pinning fixed the DeliverySource/DeliveryDestination collision —
all 4 updated in place — but the rollback just moved one resource
downstream to AWS::Logs::Delivery ('identifier null already exists').
A Delivery has no Name, but it IS unique per (source, destination) pair;
with the source+dest now pinned, the churned Delivery logical id tried to
create-before-delete a SECOND link over the same pair → AlreadyExists.
Pin the 2 Delivery links' logical IDs too (logical-id only — no Name).
pinLogResource's liveName is now optional. cdk diff: all 6 log resources
[~] in place (Delivery no longer [-]/[+]); the inner [-]/[+] is just
DependsOn reordering. agent.test.ts (44) green.
… + panel preview deep-links (#247 UX.16 + UX.17) Live-caught on the ABCA-301 fan-out epic: the synthetic integration node has NO Linear sub-issue of its own, so its work spilled THREE standalone comments onto the PARENT epic — '🤖 Starting integration…', '🔗 PR opened: #191', '🖼️ Preview screenshot' — a comment stream that violates the locked 'one maturing panel, no comment stream' spec and 100% duplicates what the panel already shows (Integration row ✅ + Combined PR + Combined preview). Separately, the panel's combined preview embedded the image but had no clickable link to the running combined deploy. UX.16 — stop the flood (two emitters): - agent: prompt_builder._channel_prompt_addendum now returns '' when channel_metadata has no linear_issue_id. The integration node is the only Linear task without one (orchestration-release omits it on purpose), so the agent no longer gets the 'post Starting/PR-opened to Linear' instructions → no groping onto the parent. Real sub-issues are unaffected (they have linear_issue_id). - screenshot pipeline: persistScreenshotUrl now returns whether the deploy task is an integration node (read from the UpdateItem ALL_NEW channel_metadata.orchestration_sub_issue_id — no extra Get), and the processor SKIPS the standalone Linear screenshot comment for it. The GitHub PR comment still posts (load-bearing on the PR); the panel embed is the only Linear surface for the combined result. UX.17 — panel preview deep-link: - persist screenshot_preview_url (the live Vercel/Netlify deploy URL the shot was captured from) alongside screenshot_url; thread it through resolveCombinedScreenshotUrl → upsertEpicPanel → renderEpicPanel. - the panel's combined preview is now a clickable linked image ([](preview)) + an 'Open the combined preview' link. Falls back to the plain image when no preview URL is known. The preview URL is payload-derived → parens percent-encoded (markdown breakout defense, same as the screenshot comment renderers). Tests: agent test_linear_integration_node_gets_no_addendum (+ existing linear test now carries linear_issue_id); processor 'persists BOTH urls' + 'integration node deploy persists but posts NO standalone Linear comment'; renderEpicPanel deep-link + paren-encode + fallback; reconciler #57 test extended to assert the deep-link. Also refreshed 8 stale postRollup mocks to the merged LinearPostResult {ok} contract (merge left them returning bare booleans → 5 pre-existing reds, now green). cdk:compile clean; agent suite 1116 green.
…to the sub-issue they name (#247 UX.18) Live-caught on ABCA-304: a reviewer commented '@bgagent for the footer can you change it to ...' on the PARENT epic (the maturing panel lives there, so that's the natural place to comment) and it was SILENTLY DROPPED. The parent epic has no PR of its own, so the comment-trigger fell through to the standalone GSI path, found no task for the parent issue, and ignored it ('issue has no ABCA task — ignoring'). Fix: in handleCommentTrigger, detect when the commented issue is itself an orchestration PARENT (deriveOrchestrationId(issueId) loads an orchestration whose meta.parent_linear_issue_id === issueId — a pure hash, so the parent's own id maps to its orchestration; a sub-issue's doesn't). Route to handleParentEpicCommentTrigger: - 👀 on the comment IMMEDIATELY — a parent comment is never silently dropped again. - parseParentNodeReference(instruction, children) picks the target sub-issue: Linear identifier (ABCA-305) wins outright, else a significant (non-noise) title keyword ('footer' → 'Add a site-wide footer'). Exactly one started node with a PR → iterate it via the shared iterateOrchestrationChild (same pr-iteration + cascade marker + threaded ✅/❌ reply as commenting on the sub-issue directly). - 0/ambiguous match, or matched node has no PR → post a threaded reply on the parent: a best-effort 'did you mean <X>?' suggestion, the list of sub-issues + how to target one (@bgagent ABCA-123: ...), and the 'create a sub-issue for NEW work' path. NEVER auto-creates an issue and NEVER silently drops (user's call: ask, don't create). Refactor: extracted the per-child iteration into iterateOrchestrationChild (skipAck/prNumber params) so the direct sub-issue path and the new parent path share one code path. New pure module orchestration-parent-comment.ts (parseParentNodeReference + suggestClosestNode + renderParentDisambiguationReply), 16 unit tests incl. the exact live case. 4 handler-wiring tests (live case, identifier targeting, ambiguous→ask, no-match→ask). Existing A6 sub-issue + standalone trigger tests unchanged + green (36→40 in the orch suite). cdk:compile clean.
…-routed iteration's ✅/❌ reply lands (#247 UX.19) Live-caught on ABCA-304 immediately after UX.18 shipped: a comment left on the PARENT epic was routed to the footer sub-issue and an iteration spawned (👀 ack + 'routed to sub-issue … pr_number 193'), but the iteration then FAILED (transient GITHUB_UNREACHABLE) and NO ❌ reply appeared — the human saw 👀 then silence. Root cause: replyToIterationComment posted the ✅/❌ reply with issueId = changedSubIssueId (the sub-issue, ABCA-305), but the trigger comment lives on the PARENT epic (ABCA-304). Linear's commentCreate rejects a threaded reply whose parentId belongs to a different issue, so the reply silently failed. (The cascade-skip on FAILED was correct; the reply, which runs BEFORE the success gate, was the casualty.) Fix: thread trigger_comment_issue_id (the issue the human actually commented on) through channel_metadata — - iterateOrchestrationChild adds it (defaults to the sub-issue id; the parent-epic path passes snapshot.meta.parent_linear_issue_id). - parseTerminalTaskRecord reads it into TerminalTaskEvent. - replyToIterationComment uses it as commentCreate's issueId, falling back to changedSubIssueId for pre-UX.19 tasks. Direct sub-issue comments are unaffected (issue id == sub-issue). The standalone fanout reply path already replies on linear_issue_id = the comment's own issue, so no change needed there. Tests: reconciler 'PARENT-routed iteration replies on the PARENT issue not the sub-issue'; webhook wiring asserts trigger_comment_issue_id = the parent. 78 green across reconciler+webhook+matcher suites.
…stop webhook-redelivery reply spam (#247 UX.20) CRITICAL live-caught: a no-match @bgagent comment on the parent epic spammed 50+ duplicate disambiguation replies. Root cause: the UX.18 parent-comment handler posts its reply (and 👀) with NO idempotency guard, and Linear REDELIVERS a comment webhook whenever the handler exceeds its ~5s ack window (this path does several Linear API calls and ran 7.7s). Each redelivery re-ran the whole handler → another reply. The iteration path is deduped by ack_replied_at; the disambiguation path I added in UX.18 had nothing. (Mitigated live by throttling the Linear receiver+processor Lambdas to 0 concurrency; 49 spam comments deleted.) Fix: new store op claimCommentAck — a conditional create-once write keyed on (orchestration_id, 'ack#<commentId>') with a TTL, mirroring claimRollup. handleParentEpicCommentTrigger claims BEFORE any side-effect; only the first delivery proceeds (👀 + match/route/reply), redeliveries no-op. The marker self-expires via the table's existing ttl attribute. loadOrchestration now excludes any 'ack#…' (and any '<kind>#' marker) SK from the children list so the dedup rows can't be mistaken for sub-issues (real child SKs are UUIDs or '…__integration', never contain '#'). Tests: claimCommentAck (first-wins / redelivery-loses / error-propagates); loadOrchestration excludes ack# rows; webhook 'redelivery posts EXACTLY ONE reply' + 'matched iteration dedups to one task'. 58 green across store+webhook suites.
…he self-reply loop (#247 UX.20 root cause) The 50-reply spam was NOT webhook redelivery (my first UX.20 theory) — it was a genuine INFINITE SELF-TRIGGER LOOP: the parent-epic disambiguation reply embeds a literal example '@bgagent ABCA-123: <what to change>'. That reply is itself a Linear comment → fires a Comment webhook → parseCommentTrigger's /@bgagent/ regex matched the mention INSIDE the bot's own reply → posted another disambiguation reply (also containing @bgagent) → … ~50 deep. Each iteration was a NEW comment with a NEW id, so the per-comment ack-claim (UX.20 round 1) couldn't dedup it — it guarded redelivery, not self-reference. Root fix (the guard the Linear path never had — Slack already skips its own bot_id messages to avoid exactly this): parseCommentTrigger now returns NOT-triggered for any comment whose trimmed body starts with one of the bot's own template markers (👋 ✅ ❌⚠️ 🔄 🤖 🖼️ 🔗) — exported isBotAuthoredComment(). The bot can never act on a comment it authored, regardless of what example text the body contains. The pre-existing A6 trigger never looped only because the agent's progress comments happen not to contain @bgagent; UX.18's reply was the first bot comment that did. The UX.20-round-1 ack-claim (claimCommentAck) stays — it's still correct defense against genuine webhook redelivery; this is the orthogonal, primary fix for self-reference. Tests: the EXACT spam body (👋 + embedded @bgagent example) → not triggered; every template prefix → bot-authored; a real human @bgagent → still triggers; leading-whitespace marker still caught. 41 green across trigger+webhook suites.
…ation done — 👀→✅/❌ + In Review (#247 UX.21) User-caught, three symptoms one cause: after a comment-iteration finishes, (1) the trigger comment stayed on 👀 forever (never ✅), (2) the sub-issue state flapped In Progress/In Review, and (3) the panel showed ✅ (correct, reads child_status) while the sub-issue said In Progress — three views disagreeing. Root cause: the reconciler posted the threaded ✅/❌ reply but never settled the comment REACTION or the sub-issue STATE; state was delegated to the AGENT via a prompt instruction (non-deterministic, raced, got stuck). Fix: the platform now owns settlement (as it already does for the parent epic's reaction/state). In replyToIterationComment, after the reply: - swap the TRIGGER comment 👀 → ✅ (success) / ❌ (failure) so the comment reads done at a glance, not just the threaded reply. - on success, advance the SUB-ISSUE to In Review (PR updated & open, awaiting human merge — same convention the epic uses; user's choice). On failure, leave the state (never demote). The reaction/state target the actual trigger comment + the iterated sub-issue, so a parent-routed comment settles the parent's comment + the footer sub-issue correctly. Gated once-only by the existing ack_replied_at claim; both helpers are idempotent (re-converge to one marker / skip if already in target state). New helper swapCommentReaction (mirrors swapIssueReaction but on a COMMENT — queries comment(id){reactions}, deletes stale bgagent markers, adds the target; never touches a human reaction). Tests: helper (swap/idempotent/ human-safe/no-token) + reconciler success→✅+In Review, failure→❌+no transition. 80 green across linear-feedback + reconciler suites.
…d migration shim (no more hardcoded-into-every-stack) User flagged the hardcode: the #58 fix pinned backgroundagent-dev's live CloudFormation logical IDs + account-unique Names directly into agent.ts, applied UNCONDITIONALLY. The old comment falsely claimed a fresh stack "just deploys clean" via tryFindChild no-op, but the children DO exist on every stack, so it would force ANY stack (a fresh deploy, another account, CI, this code on main) to adopt the dev stack's identities. Wrong. Why the pins exist at all: only a stack deployed BEFORE the agentcore-alpha bump has pre-existing churned resources to collide with (AlreadyExists on create-before-delete). A fresh stack has nothing to collide with and MUST synth the current alpha's natural ids. Fix: PINNED_LOG_DELIVERY_BY_STACK keyed by stackName (only "backgroundagent-dev" listed) plus maybePinChurnedLogResources() that applies the overrides ONLY when the running stackName matches (or a "-c pinnedLogDeliveryStack=name" context selects it). Every other stack gets no overrides and a pristine synth. Verified: real backgroundagent-dev synth still pins (deploy stays unblocked); a different stack name synths natural alpha ids. Delete the table entry + helper once the dev stack is migrated. agent.test.ts (44) green.
… in gitleaks CI secret-scan (gitleaks generic-api-key) false-positived on the 'orch_abc_SUB-1'-style idempotencyKey fixtures in the orchestration tests (orchestration-release.test.ts / orchestration-reconciler.test.ts) — these are made-up test values, not credentials. Scope a targetRules+paths allowlist to those two test files, mirroring the existing wat-opaque-123 / test-signing-secret-abc123 fixture exemptions. Range scan: no leaks found.
CI 'build (agentcore)' failed on //agent:lint (6 ruff errors that landed across the #1 build-command + upstream-merge commits, committed without the agent lint gate passing): - E501 ×4: config.py _KNOWN_WRITEABLE_WORKFLOW_IDS, test_prompts.py restack-assert + workflow-id loop, test_verify_commands.py real-failure fixture → wrapped. - PLR2004: post_hooks.py magic 127 → new SHELL_COMMAND_NOT_FOUND const. - SIM108: repo.py if/else default_branch → 'or' expression. Then applied ruff format (the CI self-mutation guard enforces format, not just check) — normalized config.py/repo.py/test_repo.py/test_verify_commands.py. ruff check + ruff format --check both clean; agent suite 1116 green.
… debug printer (#247 PR #373 CodeQL high) CodeQL flagged py/clear-text-logging-sensitive-data (HIGH) at scripts/orchestration_debug.py:53 — the parent-meta printer derived has_oauth via m.get('linear_oauth_secret_arn'), which READS the secret ARN value (CodeQL's taint source) even though only 'yes'/'no' is printed. The secret never actually reached output, but the value-read started the taint. Fix: test KEY PRESENCE ('linear_oauth_secret_arn' in m) so the secret string is never accessed at all — no taint source, and the printed line provably logs only the parent issue id, repo, user id, and a presence flag. Debug-only script (DynamoDB pretty-printer), not prod code. Resolves the 1 high-severity CodeQL alert on PR #373.
…nted false positive (#247 PR #373) User chose to leave the HIGH py/clear-text-logging-sensitive-data alert red + document it (it's a dev-only debug printer; logs only ids + a yes/no oauth-present flag, never the secret value). Keep the key-presence check ('in m' — secret value never read) but correct the comment: CodeQL still flags it because it taints the whole stdin dict and follows any s(m,…) read into a print. Documented in PR #373's 'before merge' list for a maintainer to dismiss.
CI 'build (agentcore)' failed on //cdk:eslint with 24 problems. Fixes: SOURCE (real named constants for no-magic-numbers): - MAX_IDEMPOTENCY_KEY_LENGTH (128) for the 3 synthesized idempotency-key slices (linear-webhook-processor ×2, orchestration-reconciler restack). - DDB_BATCH_WRITE_MAX_ITEMS (25) + ORCH_ID_HASH_HEX_LENGTH (32) in orchestration-store; MIN_ABCA_BRANCH_SEGMENTS (3) in screenshot-url; DLQ_RETENTION_DAYS (14) + SWEEP_TIMEOUT_MINUTES (5) in the two reconciler constructs. TESTS (config intent): extend the existing test-file eslint override — which already turns off no-magic-numbers for test/**/*.ts — to also relax max-len and no-shadow (tests legitimately have long fixture/assertion lines and reuse small helper names like `row`/`makeDdb` across sibling describe blocks). Acknowledged the e2e Promise.all over a fixed 2-element array with the cdklabs/promiseall disable. Also folds in eslint --fix reformatting (multi-line object/import expansion) across the orchestration test + handler files so the tree matches post-fix output (CI's self-mutation guard requires this). NOTE: one eslint error remains on CI — import-x/no-unresolved for @aws-cdk/integ-tests-alpha in test/integ/integ.task-api-smoke.ts. That file is BYTE-IDENTICAL to upstream/main (green there) and the dep IS declared in package.json; the error is a node_modules cache/install artifact (the alpha dep wasn't in CI's restored cache). Verified locally: a fresh `yarn install` fetches the dep and cdk eslint is fully clean. agent ruff + cdk compile clean; affected suites 137 green.
…ruff's frozenset formatting (#247 PR #373) The workflows contract test (CDK descriptors ↔ agent config) parses _KNOWN_WRITEABLE_WORKFLOW_IDS out of agent/src/config.py with a regex that required frozenset((…)) with adjacent parens. When the earlier lint pass ran ruff format on config.py it expanded the frozenset to multi-line (frozenset(\n (\n "…",\n )\n)), so the regex returned null and the test failed (1 of 2574). Fix: tolerate whitespace between the parens (frozenset\(\s*\(…\)\s*\)) so it matches either single- or multi-line formatting. 21 workflows tests green; regex verified against the live config.py shape.
…st-GA) interaction channel (#56) Design-only scoping of the actor=app / agent-session migration. Records: - VERIFIED LIVE (2026-06-17): both deployed workspace tokens carry 'read write app:assignable app:mentionable' → bgagent is already an app actor; the auth half of the migration is DONE, zero work. - Linear is an interaction layer, not compute — switching changes trigger + status display only; all compute stays on ABCA's AgentCore/ECS. - GO/NO-GO: adopt agent sessions as an ADDITIONAL flag-gated trigger/ack channel ONCE Linear GAs the Agents API (currently Developer Preview), reusing the channel-agnostic #247 engine. Do NOT rip out the now-hardened comment path. The win is real but partial — it retires the brittle string-match-trigger + hand-rolled-ack seam, but the parent-epic panel / cascade / base-branch engine stays ours (no native cross-issue rollup). - Activity model (thought/action/response/elicitation/error + session states) maps cleanly onto the ack states #247 already built. Includes the regenerated Starlight mirror (docs:sync). No code changes.
….24)
Time-boxed no-infra spike against the deployed app-actor token:
- API reachable: agentActivityCreate, agentSessionCreateOnIssue,
AgentSession type, AgentActivityType enum all present + match docs.
- agentActivityCreate accepts our {agentSessionId, content:{type:thought,
body}} input (failed only on session-id lookup, not schema) — ack-emission
half proven callable.
- BLOCKER (config, not code): agentSessionCreateOnIssue → 'Agent sessions
are not enabled for this application'. App needs the 'Agent session events'
webhook category enabled in Linear Application settings (app-owner action).
- 10s-ack-vs-long-compute risk not yet proven E2E (needs a real session id,
gated on enablement) — but its components are confirmed callable.
Throwaway issue created + deleted; app token scrubbed. No migration code.
…ong-compute risk (UX.24) After the app owner enabled 'Agent session events': - agentSessionCreateOnIssue now succeeds (status active). - 10s risk RESOLVED: thought at t+0 → active, then a 14s no-activity gap → STILL active (not stale). The 10s rule is initial-ack-only; our webhook emits the thought synchronously like today's 👀, then the >10s async spawn proceeds — no architectural conflict. - Full lifecycle derives: thought/action→active, response→complete, elicitation→awaitingInput, error→error (all 5 types accepted; states auto-derive). Maps 1:1 to the #247 ack model. Remaining gate for an additive channel is the per-issue-session vs cross-issue-epic-rollup gap + Preview→GA wait, NOT a technical blocker. Spike issues created+deleted; token scrubbed; no migration code.
Live finding on ABCA-310: with 'Agent session events' left ON after the UX.24 spike, every @bgagent mention also spawns a native agent session. Our deployed comment path replies (👀 + reply) but emits no session activity, so the session goes stale and Linear shows a misleading 'bgagent did not respond' banner despite the comment posting fine. Consequence: adoption is not additive-for-free — the toggle must stay OFF until the flag-gated adapter ships in the same change that flips it. Interim: turn the toggle off (app owner).
Linear-channel tasks now know how (and when) to discover paperclip attachments, project documents, and post-task-start comments via the already-loaded `mcp__linear-server__*` tools. The webhook processor issues a single GraphQL probe per triggered issue to flag presence of attachments / project docs and prepends a one-line hint to the task description so the agent has a reason to invoke the MCP. No new IAM, tables, env vars, or CDK constructs — purely prompt + GraphQL. The screened description-image pipeline (`extractImageUrlAttachments`) is unchanged; embedded `` images still go through Bedrock Guardrails at task-creation time. The new MCP path is additive coverage for paperclips, project wikis, and live comments. (cherry picked from commit 672bfa6)
Issue descriptions can carry markdown image references that `extractImageUrlAttachments` (linear-webhook-processor.ts) turns into URL attachments on the createTaskCore call. The shared `create-task-core` path uploads the screened bytes to `ATTACHMENTS_BUCKET_NAME`, mirroring the TaskApi and Slack flows — but `LinearIntegration` was the only construct that never received the bucket reference, so any Linear trigger with an image in the description failed at task creation with 503 "Attachment storage is not configured." Add `attachmentsBucket` to `LinearIntegrationProps`, set the env var on the webhook processor when present, and grant `grantPut` + `grantDelete` to match the TaskApi pattern. Construct test locks in both the env var and the IAM grants. (cherry picked from commit 85aae22)
Markdown image URLs from Linear's CDN (`uploads.linear.app`) require the workspace's OAuth token to fetch — the orchestrator's URL-resolver runs unauthenticated and was 401ing, killing every Linear-with-image task before the agent ever started: Hydration failed: AttachmentResolutionError: URL attachment fetch failed with status 401: https://uploads.linear.app/… Filter Linear-hosted URLs out of the pre-fetch list. The agent picks these up at runtime via `mcp__linear-server__extract_images` (which mints fresh signed URLs the agent can fetch with `WebFetch`), so removing them from the pre-fetch path doesn't lose coverage — it just shifts the fetch from "Lambda with no auth" to "agent with the OAuth token." Trade-off: those bytes skip the input-Guardrail screening pass that runs at task-creation time. The description text is still screened. (cherry picked from commit 009d817)
DEM-9 (2026-05-27) hit a real failure mode: the agent posted "🔗 PR
opened" + "✅ Task completed successfully" and claimed it transitioned
the issue to In Review, but the issue stayed in In Progress. Root
cause: the DEM team's workflow has no In Review state. When
`mcp__linear-server__save_issue` gets a state name that doesn't exist
on the team, it silently returns 200 with the issue body unchanged,
so it looks like the call succeeded.
Update the Linear-channel prompt to tell the agent to:
- cache `list_issue_statuses` once per task instead of looping;
- check the cached state names before each transition and pick the
closest available one if the requested name doesn't exist;
- verify the response `state.name` matches what was asked, and NOT
claim success when the state didn't actually move.
Also forbid embedding `uploads.linear.app/...` URLs in `save_comment`
bodies — Linear's CDN signed URLs don't render when re-embedded by a
bot, producing the broken-image icon you saw on the DEM-9 PR comment.
GitHub's image proxy caches the bytes so the same URL works in PRs;
agent should link to the PR instead.
(cherry picked from commit c0a9d77)
…e-context-probe The attachments-probe file was authored before deploy/247-dev flipped no-magic-numbers to error; the inline 5s (title-list cap) now trip eslint. Name the constant. No behavior change.
…vercel linear-vercel had diverged into a stale parallel fork (37 commits behind main, missing the workflow-driven-tasks system + Jira that #247 depends on). Main has since absorbed lv's screenshot pipeline (SigV4-presigned WSS, private S3+CloudFront, de-Vercel-ize) and multi-workspace support, so lv's source was effectively a subset of deploy/247-dev. This advances linear-vercel to the deploy/247-dev tree + the 4 Linear-MCP attachments commits cherry-picked on top (issue-context probe, Attachments bucket wiring, uploads.linear.app skip, save_issue no-op detection). Both parents are recorded so linear-vercel remains a true descendant of its prior tip — no history rewrite, no force-push. Content is byte-identical to the fully-tested integ/247-attachments (agent 1123 + CDK 2586 + CLI 407 green). linear-vercel is NOT retired — it keeps its name and continues from here as the current Linear+Vercel demo branch, now carrying #247.
The fork's main (isadeks/main) was 64 commits stale, making GitHub report linear-vercel as '60 behind'. Against real upstream (aws-samples/main), linear-vercel was only 5 commits behind. Merge those in to be fully current: - ephemeral stack cleanup script (#109) - dependency upgrade (#367) - ADR governance: in-place refinement (#382) - test-perf: disable Lambda bundling in unit-test synths (#366/#371) - jira: reactive token refresh + retry on 401 (#370/#375) Clean merge, zero conflicts (linear-vercel's foundation was already current — merge-base 0e2806a, 2026-06-17).
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| # positive (this dev-only debug helper logs only ids + a yes/no flag). | ||
| has_oauth = "yes" if "linear_oauth_secret_arn" in m else "no" | ||
| print(f" PARENT issue={s(m, 'parent_linear_issue_id')} repo={s(m, 'repo')} children={n}") | ||
| print(f" release_ctx: user={s(m, 'platform_user_id')} oauth={has_oauth}") |
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linear-verceldemo branch fully current and adds the #247 Linear parent/sub-issue orchestration + the Linear-MCP attachments feature.Branch state
linear-vercelwas a stale parallel fork (was 60 "behind" the fork's stalemain; only 5 commits behind realaws-samples/main). This branch:aws-samples/main(66f78bcmerged in: ephemeral-stack cleanup feat(ops): automated ephemeral stack cleanup script #109, dep bump chore(deps): upgrade dependencies #367, ADR-governance docs(governance): allow in-place refinement of accepted ADRs (refine vs. supersede) #382, test-perf synth perf(test): disable Lambda bundling in CDK unit-test synths (~15x per synth) (#363) #366, Jira token-refresh fix(jira): feedback-comment POST returns 401 → all trigger failures are silent to the operator #370) — zero conflicts;uploads.linear.appskip,save_issueno-op detection.Verification (local + live)
mise //cdk:test— 2600 tests / 143 suites greenbackgroundagent-dev; live-verified the attachments path end-to-end (epic with a paperclip spec → agent fetched it via the Linear MCP → PR used the spec values).🤖 Generated with Claude Code