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feat(cli): make whk safe for agents, add wait and api, retire the TUI - #670
The first step of the "nobody needs the dashboard" plan: whk is driven by coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, T3 Code) as much as by people, and several things stopped or misled an agent:
a bare whk opened a full-screen TUI with no terminal check, so an agent that ran it hung;
--json printed the CLI's parsed types re-encoded, silently dropping every field it did not model (whk get --json lost retentionDays, layouts, emailFields, destinationCount and more);
every failure was plain text with exit 1, even under --json;
delete and requests clear without a terminal printed "Cancelled." and exited 0;
whk auth login --json never printed the code or the link, and an expired code exited 0;
there was no way to wait for a request on a normal endpoint, and no way to reach routes without a command.
What changes
Raw JSON.Fetched<T> (api/client.rs) keeps the server's JSON beside the parsed value, and --json prints it. Output shapes are unchanged (requests list --json is still {"requests": [...], "count": null}), they just carry every field now.
Error contract.src/error.rs classifies a failure into a code and a stable exit status: 3 not logged in or unauthorized, 4 not found, 5 forbidden, 6 rate limited, 7 server or network, 8 timeout, 9 not confirmed. Under --json the failure goes to stderr as {"error": {"code", "message", "exit", "status", "hint", "retryAfter"}}. Listed in whk --help and /docs/cli. whk share --json keeps its error event and now exits with the same statuses.
No prompts without a terminal.cli/confirm.rs: delete and requests clear stop with confirmation_required unless --yes (-y; --force and -f still work).
whk auth login --json prints {"status":"pending","user_code","verification_url","expires_at"} first, so an agent can show the human the code; an expired code fails with login_expired.
whk wait <slug> blocks until the next matching request or email, prints it, exits. It reads the endpoint's SSE stream (as whk listen does) from a start time on the server's clock (one endpoint read: Date less the round trip): the server sends the backlog after it in (received_at, id) keyset order, then each new request as it lands, so nothing is skipped or repeated however many arrive, and it wakes at once. Default start is 5 minutes back (as the SDKs' waitFor), --since now is the command's start, --since 2m or a timestamp also work. Filters: --method, --kind http|email, --path, --count, --timeout (with a unit). Each match is then read in full from /api/requests/{id} (retried within the timeout; the streamed copy is printed if that read still fails). Built for running in the background and being woken by its exit.
Stream route fix (web):app/api/stream/[slug]/route.ts read strictly after the last row it sent, but the receiver stamps received_at before the capture commits, so a capture that committed after a newer one (waiting for a capture slot, an email's attachment upload) was never streamed to whk listen or whk wait. The read logic now lives in lib/stream/drainer.ts: each read also fetches the signalled request ids it has not sent (kept until that fetch succeeds), and the keepalive, a signal overflow or a failed read re-read the last minute before the cursor, for a signal Realtime dropped. Unit tests per case, plus an integration test.
Paginated list by keyset (web):/api/endpoints/{slug}/requests/paginated paged by offset, so a deletion above the cursor skipped a request and a new one at the top repeated one, for every client that pages. The cursor now holds the last row's (received_at, id); old offset cursors are still read; a forged cursor's position must be a timestamp and a uuid.
whk api <path> calls any API route with the CLI's credentials, like gh api: paths only (credentials never leave the configured API), -X, -d text/@file/@-, -H, -i. A failing status prints the body and exits with the mapped status.
listen prints emails with their subject and every line with the request id; --json prints the stream's JSON plus every field it printed before (so it keeps id, which the stream sends as _id). Tunnel's forwarded events carry the request id. listen and tunnel exit with the stream's status (404 is not_found).
TUI removed (about 5,000 lines, 99 crates). A bare whk prints help; --nogui stays as a hidden no-op for old scripts.
Docs (/docs/cli, command reference, tunneling), README, the agent skill and AGENTS.md updated; AGENTS.md records the "nobody needs the dashboard" rule and the CLI contract.
Testing
cargo test (262 tests, new ones for error classification, confirmation, wait filters and --since, api paths and data) and cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings, both clean.
Against the local dev stack with a throwaway user (deleted afterwards): create/get --json (all fields present), wait --since now --method POST in the background caught a POST sent after it, wait timeout exits 8, api GET/PATCH/404 (exit 4 with the body), listen line with id, requests list --json shape, delete --yes; without credentials or a network: exits 3, 7, 9 and 2 with the JSON envelope.
Not covered: a Windows build, and auth login against a real browser approval (only the JSON output path changed).
Review: CodeRabbit (two rounds) and, where it skipped or was rate limited, fresh subagent reviews; every finding is fixed in the later commits (see the PR comments). Live runs against the dev stack covered the real routes: --since now with an immediate send, a request 230 back in the backlog, /last sent during a flood of 150, --count 3 --method PUT, listen --json keeping id, an unknown slug exiting 4.
After merge
whk wait, whk api and the error contract reach users with the next CLI release (whk 1.12.0: CLI_VERSION, changelog entry, tag). The docs and the skill already name them, so the release should go out before the web deploy that ships these docs. The stream route fix ships with that web deploy; whk wait works against the current deployment too, without it.
- --json prints the API's own JSON (every field the server sends), not
the CLI's parsed types re-encoded, which dropped fields such as
retentionDays, layouts and emailFields
- Failures carry a stable code and exit status (src/error.rs, listed in
whk --help), and under --json come as {"error": {...}} on stderr with
the HTTP status, a hint and Retry-After
- Nothing reads stdin without a terminal: delete and requests clear stop
with confirmation_required (exit 9) unless --yes (--force still works)
- whk auth login --json prints the code and link as its first line, and an
expired code is an error instead of exit 0
- whk wait <slug> blocks until the next matching request or email arrives
(--method, --kind, --path, --count, --since, --timeout; exit 8 on timeout)
- whk api <path> calls any API route with the CLI's credentials, paths
only, so no command is ever missing for an agent
- listen prints emails with their subject and every line with its request
id, and --json prints the stream's JSON as received; tunnel's forwarded
events carry the request id
- The full-screen TUI is removed: a bare whk opened it and hung any agent
or script without a terminal. A bare whk now prints help. 99 crates fewer.
- Docs, README, the agent skill and AGENTS.md describe the new contract
and record the "nobody needs the dashboard" rule
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The CLI replaces its full-screen TUI with command-line workflows for scripts and agents. It adds stable error codes and exit statuses, wait and api commands, raw JSON output, and terminal-aware confirmation. CLI documentation and examples now describe these behaviors.
Changes: CLI workflows
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Summary
API response and error handling apps/cli-rs/src/error.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/api/client.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/api/*, apps/cli-rs/src/types/mod.rs
API responses retain raw JSON alongside parsed values. Raw requests return status, headers, and body bytes; HTTP errors include parsed retry delays. Error classification maps errors to codes, hints, and exit statuses.
CLI commands and output apps/cli-rs/src/cli/mod.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/main.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/cli/api.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/cli/wait.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/cli/confirm.rs, apps/cli-rs/src/cli/{auth,endpoints,listen,requests,share,teams,tunnel,usage}.rs
Adds wait polling with filters and timeout handling, and api calls with method, body, and header options. CLI failures use classified exit statuses. Existing JSON command output uses raw API payloads, and destructive commands use shared terminal-aware confirmation.
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as whk wait
participant Wait as wait.run
participant Client as ApiClient
participant API as Webhook API
participant Output as CLI output
CLI->>Wait: pass timeout, count, and filters
Wait->>Client: list_requests_raw
Client->>API: request endpoint captures
API-->>Client: return request JSON array
Client-->>Wait: provide parsed request values
Wait->>Wait: filter and deduplicate captures
Wait->>Output: print matches or return timeout error
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Possibly related PRs
kroqdotdev/webhooks-cc#647: Both PRs change the usage and TUI surfaces; this PR removes the TUI usage screen that PR #647 updates.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 0884a
The new wait command can miss a matching request during bursts of more than 100 captures. Some failures also do not produce the stable JSON error codes the PR promises to scripts and agents. Resolve the wait paging gap and the error-classification gaps before merging, or explicitly accept them.
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Review comments at @apps/cli-rs/src/api/client.rs:
- Around line 143-149: Update the `-H` header validation flow so failures from
`HeaderName::from_bytes`, `HeaderValue::from_str`, and reserved-header checks
return `CliError::Usage` rather than generic errors. Preserve the existing
validation and error context while ensuring these invalid user inputs are
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Review comments at @apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs:
- Line 56: Update the poll loop in `whk wait` so a full `PAGE` of captures does
not advance the cursor past unseen older captures; first retrieve the remaining
captures using a pagination strategy whose ordering and cursor semantics are
verified, or add a suitable upper bound to the list request. Preserve `kind` and
`path` filtering behavior, and add a test covering more than 100 captures
arriving between polls.
Review comments at @apps/cli-rs/src/cli/api.rs:
- Around line 55-56: Remove the conditional newline write from the
response-output path so `whk api` writes the response body unchanged, including
when it lacks a final newline. Preserve the existing behavior for writing the
body itself.
- Line 101: Update the `-d @` argument handling to return `CliError::Usage` when
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Review comments at @apps/cli-rs/src/cli/listen.rs:
- Line 85: Update the `what` selection in the listen flow to use
`req.is_email()` and `req.email_subject()` instead of requiring `req.email` to
be present, so streamed emails display the subject from their headers while
non-email requests retain the path-only behavior.
Review comments at @apps/cli-rs/src/error.rs:
- Around line 144-145: Update the AgentError handling branch to check for the
"invalid_grant" code before falling back to from_status; map it to the existing
revoked-connection representation so callers can distinguish a revoked agent
connection and receive its reconnection hint.
- Line 110: Update the HTTP status classification that falls through to
Classified::new("bad_request", 1) so status 408 uses the existing retryable
classification and exit status, matching the stream client’s transient handling.
Preserve the fallback for other unhandled statuses.
Review comments at @apps/cli-rs/src/main.rs:
- Line 40: Move the no-command dispatch in the main command flow ahead of
ApiClient::new so bare `whk` displays the default help screen without loading
credentials. Keep client construction for paths that execute a command.
- Line 15: Update the argument parsing flow around `Cli::parse()` to handle
parse errors before clap exits, emitting the promised JSON error envelope when
JSON mode is requested. Preserve clap’s normal help and version output, along
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- Line 55: Update the start-before-sending examples for `whk wait` in the CLI
documentation and agent skill to include `--since now`, and explain that the
default lookback can also match recent requests already received before the
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Do not advance the whk wait cursor past captures that a full page omitted.
whk wait requests one page of 100 captures per poll (apps/cli-rs/src/cli/wait.rs:172). The endpoint returns the newest captures first, and --kind and --path are applied only after the page is returned (apps/cli-rs/src/cli/wait.rs:184). When more than 100 captures arrive between polls, the older captures outside the page are not returned. The cursor then moves to the newest returned timestamp minus 30 s (apps/cli-rs/src/cli/wait.rs:176-178). Later polls start after the omitted captures, so wait can time out without returning a matching capture that arrived.
Filtering on the server does not avoid this. The request URL carries only limit and since (apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs:56), so non-matching captures can also fill the page.
Fix this in the poll loop. If a page is full (items.len() == PAGE), request the older captures before advancing the cursor. The existing /api/endpoints/{slug}/requests/paginated route accepts a cursor and a kind filter. Confirm its ordering and cursor semantics before you use it. Alternatively, add an upper bound to the list route. Either change needs a test that sends more than 100 captures in one interval.
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Review comment at @apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs at line 56:
Update the poll loop in `whk wait` so a full `PAGE` of captures does not advance the cursor past unseen older captures; first retrieve the remaining captures using a pagination strategy whose ordering and cursor semantics are verified, or add a suitable upper bound to the list request. Preserve `kind` and `path` filtering behavior, and add a test covering more than 100 captures arriving between polls.
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Fixed in 726056f: whk wait now polls /requests/paginated (newest first, with kind passed to the server) and follows nextCursor until a page reaches back past the previous position, up to 20 pages per poll (poll_since). Covered by a_poll_pages_back_to_where_the_last_one_stopped with 250 captures across pages of 100.
#!/bin/bashset -u
printf'%s\n''--- Web review instructions ---'
rg -n -i -C 2 'review|resolv|thread' apps/web/AGENTS.md ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- Route outline ---'
ast-grep outline 'apps/web/app/api/endpoints/[slug]/requests/paginated' --items all
printf'%s\n''--- Route source ---'
fd -t f .'apps/web/app/api/endpoints/[slug]/requests/paginated' --exec sh -c 'cat -n "$1" | sed -n "1,240p"' sh {}
printf'%s\n''--- Pagination implementation outline ---'
ast-grep outline apps/web/lib/supabase/requests.ts --items all --match 'paginated|cursor'printf'%s\n''--- Pagination implementation ---'
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@kroqdotdev Verification failed. I am not marking this finding as addressed.
requests_page_raw reads requests and nextCursor in apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs at Line 70. The server returns items, cursor, and hasMore. As a result, whk wait sees an empty page and can time out even when captures exist.
In apps/cli-rs/src/cli/wait.rs at Line 242, poll_since stops after 20 pages. The caller then advances last_checked, so a larger backlog can still leave older matching captures unread.
Please correct the response parsing and prevent cursor advancement when the page limit is reached. Add tests for the server response shape and a backlog larger than 2,000 captures, then retry verification. I inspected the tests but did not run them.
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Both points are covered now. The shape: your check ran on 726056f; 7dfa2fa reads the route's { items, cursor, hasMore } (parse_page, tested against that shape), and a live run against the dev stack found a request 230 captures back. The page cap: e82cb67 keeps the cursor when a poll stops at 20 pages, the next poll goes on from it, and the start of the next poll only moves once a run of pages has read back to the previous position; a_poll_that_hits_the_page_cap_goes_on_where_it_stopped covers 2,500 requests in pages of 100.
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@kroqdotdev The response parsing and page-cap resume now match your description. One pagination case remains.
The server cursor is an offset, not a stable position (apps/web/lib/supabase/requests.ts, Lines 809–824). If 100 new captures arrive before each page fetch, each page can repeat the first page. A matching older capture can remain unread until whk wait times out. The 2,500-request test uses a fixed list, so it does not cover this case.
Please use stable pagination, such as a (received_at, id) keyset, and add a test that inserts captures between page fetches. Please then retry verification. I did not run the tests, and I am not marking the finding as addressed.
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Learnt from: kroqdotdev
Repo: kroqdotdev/webhooks-cc PR: 670
File: apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-13T00:07:20.667Z
Learning: Within repository "kroqdotdev/webhooks-cc", only for files matching one of ["apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs"]: When reviewing apps/cli-rs/src/api/requests.rs, account for the paginated endpoint's response shape: it returns newest-first captures in `items`, with `cursor` for the next older page and `hasMore` indicating whether that page exists. Do not assume the response uses `requests` and `nextCursor`.
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The timer is in 5f5ba84 and still at the head (99fb643): LOOKBACK_INTERVAL_MS = 10_000 and lookbackTimer in apps/web/app/api/stream/[slug]/route.ts, calling drainer.recheck(). Since 99fb643 a tick runs only the id look-back, reaching from a minute before the cursor to the newest row. The stream and requests integration suites pass locally at 99fb643 (14/14), and the drainer unit tests (16).
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@kroqdotdev I verified the 10-second timer at 99fb643. Thank you for the local test results.
One separate case remains within the accepted 60-second window. If more than 5,000 captures arrive after the cursor and their signals are dropped, the look-back reads only the newest 5,000 IDs. It does not advance the cursor, so later rechecks can return the same IDs and miss an older matching capture. See apps/web/lib/stream/drainer.ts at Line 184 and apps/web/lib/supabase/requests.ts at Line 613.
Please add a regression for that case and make recovery continue past the ID limit. I did not run the tests. I am not marking the finding as addressed.
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Fixed in 27db3f5: when the look-back finds an unsent id, or reads its full cap, it also runs the forward read, which pages through everything after the cursor without a cap and moves the cursor, so a burst of lost signals larger than 5,000 is read in full. Regression: reads past the look-back's cap when many signals were lost (12 requests after the cursor, a cap of 5, no signals, only the timer's recheck()) fails without the change (only the newest 5 are sent) and passes with it; the drainer suite passes (17).
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if git cat-file -e '27db3f56^{commit}'2>/dev/null;then
git merge-base --is-ancestor 27db3f56 HEAD &&echo'Fix commit is an ancestor of HEAD'||echo'Fix commit is not an ancestor of HEAD'elseecho'Fix commit is unavailable in this checkout'fiprintf'\n%s\n''--- Applicable instructions ---'forfin AGENTS.md apps/AGENTS.md apps/web/AGENTS.md apps/web/lib/AGENTS.md apps/web/lib/stream/AGENTS.md apps/web/app/AGENTS.md apps/web/app/api/AGENTS.md apps/web/app/api/stream/AGENTS.md 'apps/web/app/api/stream/[slug]/AGENTS.md';doif [ -f"$f" ];thenprintf'\n--- %s ---\n'"$f"; cat -n "$f";fidoneprintf'\n%s\n''--- Drainer outline ---'
ast-grep outline apps/web/lib/stream/drainer.ts --items all
printf'\n%s\n''--- Drainer source ---'
cat -n apps/web/lib/stream/drainer.ts | sed -n '1,300p'printf'\n%s\n''--- Regression test outline and source ---'
ast-grep outline apps/web/lib/stream/drainer.test.ts --items all
rg -n -A50 -B12 "reads past the look-back.s cap when many signals were lost" apps/web/lib/stream/drainer.test.ts
printf'\n%s\n''--- Stream database readers ---'
ast-grep outline apps/web/lib/supabase/requests.ts --items all --match 'listStreamRequestIdsSince|listRequestsAfterCursorForEndpointByUser'
rg -n -A48 -B5 'function listStreamRequestIdsSince|function listRequestsAfterCursorForEndpointByUser' apps/web/lib/supabase/requests.ts
printf'\n%s\n''--- Look-back timer ---'
ast-grep outline 'apps/web/app/api/stream/[slug]/route.ts' --items all
rg -n -C 5 'LOOKBACK_INTERVAL_MS|lookbackTimer|drainer\.recheck''apps/web/app/api/stream/[slug]/route.ts'
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@kroqdotdev The fix covers captures after the cursor. One case remains inside the accepted 60-second window.
If a capture commits 5 seconds behind the cursor and loses its signal, more than 5,000 newer captures can keep it out of the look-back. The forward read cannot find it because it is behind the cursor. Later rechecks can return the same 5,000 newer IDs. See apps/web/lib/stream/drainer.ts at Lines 186–201.
Please add a regression for that case and make the look-back continue past its limit. Please also run the web integration tests at 27db3f56, as the repository requires for web changes. I inspected the code but did not run tests, so I am not marking the finding as addressed.
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Integration tests at 27db3f5: the stream and requests suites pass locally with the receiver running (14/14), and the drainer unit tests (17).
The case itself I am leaving as a stated limit, like the one before it: it needs a capture that commits behind the cursor, and its signal dropped by Realtime, and more than 5,000 newer captures within the same minute on one endpoint. Its signal is the primary path and still delivers it. Paging the whole window instead of reading its newest 5,000 ids would put that cost on every open stream every 10 s, which is what the last review asked to remove. I will add it to the limits written at createStreamDrainer.
- whk wait pages back through the paginated route until it reaches the
previous poll, so a burst of more than a page between polls can no longer
hide a match, and filters by kind on the server
- clap's argument errors come as the JSON error envelope under --json;
help and --version print as before
- a bare whk prints help before reading credentials
- HTTP 408 is request_timeout (exit 7, retried by whk wait); a revoked agent
connection is connection_revoked (exit 3) with a reconnect hint
- whk api: bad -H headers and -d @ without a file are usage errors (exit 2),
and the body is written byte for byte (a line end only on a terminal)
- listen reads a streamed email's subject from its headers
- docs and the skill pass --since now when the wait starts before the sender
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…ields
From a fresh review of the PR:
- whk wait read `requests`/`nextCursor`, but the paginated route answers
`{ items, cursor, hasMore }`, so every wait timed out. It now reads the
route's shape (`parse_page`, tested against it), and `whk requests list
--cursor`, which failed to parse the same answer on main, reads it too
- --json output only ever gains fields: the server's JSON, plus the keys
the CLI's own types always printed and the server leaves out
(`Fetched::json`, `Streamed::json`), so `whk listen --json` keeps `id`
(the stream sends `_id`) and the signature fields
- --since now starts at the command's start on the server's clock (the
first answer's Date less the time since), instead of skipping whatever
the first poll found, which could include a request sent right after
the wait started
- listen and tunnel exit with the stream's status (404 is not_found, 401
unauthorized) instead of a plain error
- --timeout needs a unit (a bare number was milliseconds); login_expired
is listed with the exit statuses
Checked against the local dev stack: a request 230 captures back is
found, --since now catches a request sent at once and ignores one from
3 s before, listen --json keeps id, an unknown slug exits 4.
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A fresh review of the whole PR (CodeRabbit skipped the fix commit) found these, all fixed in 7dfa2fa:
High:whk wait read requests/nextCursor, but /requests/paginated answers { items, cursor, hasMore }, so every wait timed out. The unit test mocked the assumed shape; parse_page is now tested against the route's own. whk requests list --cursor had the same mismatch on main and is fixed with it.
Medium:whk listen --json printed the stream's raw JSON, which has _id and no id or signature fields. --json output is now the server's JSON plus every key the CLI always printed (Fetched::json, Streamed::json), so it only ever gains fields.
Medium:--since now skipped everything the first poll found, which could include a request sent right after the wait started. It now starts at the command's start on the server's clock (Date less the elapsed time).
Low: listen and tunnel stream refusals exit with their status (404 not_found, 401 unauthorized); --timeout needs a unit; login_expired is listed with the exit statuses.
Checked against the local dev stack (throwaway Pro user, deleted after): a request 230 captures back is found through the pages, --since now catches a request sent at once and ignores one from 3 s earlier, listen --json keeps id, an unknown slug exits 4. cargo test (269) and clippy are clean.
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A poll reads at most 20 pages. When it stopped there before reaching the
previous position, the start of the next poll still moved forward, so
older matching requests could stay unread. Now the next poll goes on from
the saved cursor, the start only moves once a run of pages has read back
to where the last one stopped, and a failed try keeps the cursor. Tested
with 2,500 requests in pages of 100.
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From a second fresh review:
- with --since now the start of the next poll stayed five minutes back
until a request arrived after the start, so a busy endpoint was read in
full every second (up to 30 page requests a second); it now moves to the
start as soon as that is known
- the start was the first answer's Date less the time the whole first poll
took, which put it too early when that poll read several pages; it is now
timed at the first answer
- the offset cursor's gap (requests deleted during a run of more than 20
pages can move unread rows past it) is written down at poll_since;
stale doc comments fixed
Checked against the dev stack: a request sent at once is caught, one from
3 s before the start is not.
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CodeRabbit is rate limited, so a fresh review covered 7dfa2fa and e82cb67. Its two real findings are fixed in d5b3fb8: with --since now the poll start now moves to the start at once (it had stayed five minutes back, re-reading a busy endpoint every second), and the start is timed at the first answer rather than after the whole first poll. A third, server-side gap is documented at poll_since rather than changed here: the paginated route's cursor is an offset, so requests deleted during a run of more than 20 pages can move unread rows past it. Verified against the dev stack.
The paginated route's cursor is an offset, so requests arriving or being
deleted while a wait read back could repeat rows or skip them (CodeRabbit).
whk wait now reads the same stream as whk listen, from a start time: the
server sends every request after it in (received_at, id) keyset order and
then each new one as it lands, so nothing is skipped or repeated however
many arrive, and a wait wakes at once instead of polling every second.
The start is on the server's clock: one read of the endpoint (which also
fails early for an unknown slug) gives the Date at the start, less the
time it took, so a request sent while the stream connects still counts
with --since now. A duration back counts from that start too. A match is
then read in full from /api/requests/{id}, since the stream leaves out the
parsed email and the signature check. The polling code, its page parser
and its cap handling are gone.
Checked against the dev stack (throwaway Pro user, deleted after): a
request sent right after the start is caught while the first stream
connect takes seconds; one from 3 s before is not; a request 230 back is
found from the backlog; /last sent while 150 others were arriving is
caught within a second; --count 3 --method PUT picks the three PUTs out of
six requests; an unknown slug exits 4.
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From a fresh review of the stream-based whk wait:
- the stream route read strictly after the last row it sent, but the
receiver stamps received_at before the capture commits, so a capture
that waited (for a slot, an email for its attachment upload) and
committed after a newer one was never sent: whk wait could time out on
it and whk listen never showed it. Each read now also fetches the ids
from the Realtime signals it has not sent, whatever their received_at.
A new integration test inserts such a row and fails without the fix.
- whk wait retries its two one-off reads (the server's clock, the full
read of each match) on 429, 5xx, 408 and network errors within
--timeout, and a match that arrived is printed from the stream's copy
when its full read still fails, instead of being lost.
The web route change ships with the next web deploy; whk wait works
against the current deployment too, with the old route's gap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit skipped bb3483b (the stream-based whk wait), so it had a fresh review. Both findings are fixed in 340f9f4:
The stream route missed requests that commit after a newer one. It read strictly after the last row it sent, but the receiver stamps received_at before the capture commits, so a capture that waited for a slot (or an email for its attachment upload) and committed after a newer one was never streamed, to whk wait or whk listen. Each read now also fetches the request ids from the Realtime signals that it has not sent, whatever their received_at. The new integration test (streams a request that commits after a newer one already went out) fails on the old route and passes now; the whole stream suite passes (7/7) with the receiver running.
whk wait dropped matches on transient failures. Its server-clock read and the full read of each match now retry 429, 5xx, 408 and network errors within --timeout, and a match that arrived is printed from the stream's copy if its full read still fails.
This PR now changes the web app too (app/api/stream/[slug]/route.ts), so the fix reaches users with the next web deploy; the changelog file says so.
The paginated request list's cursor was an offset: a request deleted above
it (deliver then delete, a clear, a single delete) moved an unread one past
it, and a new request at the top made the next page repeat one. Every
client that pages (the SDKs' requests.list, whk requests list --cursor, MCP
and the dashboard) could skip or repeat requests.
The cursor now holds the last row's (received_at, id), and the next page
reads strictly after it in that order, as the stream's backlog already
does. Cursors holding an offset are still read, so a walk in progress
when this deploys carries on. A cursor is the client's to forge and its
position goes into a PostgREST filter, so only a plain timestamp and a
uuid are accepted.
Tests: a deletion above the cursor and new requests at the top between
pages (fails on the old code: it skips /c), an old offset cursor, a
forged cursor. foundations and teams suites pass (173).
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75a2ca8 closes the gap the earlier commits only documented: the paginated request list (/api/endpoints/{slug}/requests/paginated) now pages by keyset. Its cursor held an offset, so a request deleted above it (deliver then delete, a clear) moved an unread one past it, and a new request at the top made the next page repeat one, for every client that pages (SDKs, whk requests list --cursor, MCP, the dashboard). The cursor now holds the last row's (received_at, id) and the next page reads strictly after it; old offset cursors are still read, and a forged cursor's position must be a plain timestamp and a uuid because it goes into a PostgREST filter. The new between-pages test fails on the old code (it skips /c) and passes now; the requests, foundations and teams integration suites pass.
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From CodeRabbit on 340f9f4:
- a request that committed behind the stream's cursor was only found
through its Realtime signal, so a signal Realtime dropped at its rate
limit, or one past the 1,000 held, lost it for good; the keepalive's read
only went forward. The keepalive (and an overflow, or a failed read) now
also reads the last minute before the cursor again.
- signalled ids were cleared before their fetch; a failed fetch lost them.
They now stay pending until the fetch succeeds.
The stream's read logic moved into lib/stream/drainer.ts so these cases
are unit tested: backlog pages, a request landing between pages, a late
commit with its signal, a lost signal found on recheck, a failed fetch
retried, an overflow, rows before the start, a deleted endpoint. drain()
now resolves when the read it folded into is done. The stream integration
suite still passes (7/7).
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From a fresh review of 75a2ca8 and ca5a092:
- the look-back re-read whole rows from a minute before the cursor to the
newest, and an overflowing signal set re-armed it on every pass, so a
flooded endpoint could re-read tens of thousands of rows in a loop. It
now reads ids only, up to the cursor, fetches just the unsent ones, and
runs on each keepalive and at most once a keepalive interval otherwise.
- a fetch of signalled ids that kept failing (1,000 ids in one filter, the
parse summaries selected) blocked recovery for good. Ids are fetched in
chunks of 100 with only the stream's columns and dropped after three
failed tries; the forward read, the id fetch and the look-back fail
separately, and a failure schedules another read after two seconds.
- the keyset filters (`a < x or (a = x and id < y)`) do not bound an index
scan; both keyset reads also carry the plain range they imply, so a deep
page costs what the first one does.
- the stream's sent ids are pruned to the look-back window.
13 drainer unit tests (look-back by id, one look-back an interval, chunks,
giving up on an id, retry scheduling); the stream and requests integration
suites pass (14).
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CodeRabbit skipped 75a2ca8 and ca5a092, so they had a fresh review: no injection or ordering bugs, four cost and robustness issues, all fixed in 7bd7cb5. The stream's look-back now reads ids only, up to the cursor, and fetches just the unsent rows, at most once a keepalive interval outside the keepalive; signalled ids are fetched in chunks of 100 with only the stream's columns and dropped after three failed tries; each step fails on its own and a failure schedules a retry; both keyset reads carry the plain range they imply so the index bounds them; sent ids are pruned to the window. Unit tests per case (13) and the stream and requests integration suites (14) pass.
From CodeRabbit on ca5a092: the look-back for a capture whose signal
Realtime dropped ran with the 30 s keepalive, as long as a default
`whk wait`. It now has its own 10 s timer (ids only, cheap), and it reads
the window newest first, so on a flooded endpoint its cap leaves out the
oldest ids rather than the ones just behind the cursor.
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…ck off
From a fresh review of 7bd7cb5 and 5f5ba84 (no correctness bugs found):
- every 10 s tick ran a full pass (forward read and look-back, about six
queries) on every open stream, idle or not. A tick now runs only the
look-back, which reads ids; the forward read runs on signals, on start
and after a failure. The look-back reads from a minute before the cursor
to the newest row (from the start before anything was sent), so a lost
signal for the newest request on an idle stream is still found.
- sent ids are pruned before the look-back reads, so a read that keeps
failing cannot let them pile up.
- a failed read is retried after 2 s, doubling up to 30 s while reads keep
failing, and back to 2 s after a clean pass.
16 drainer unit tests; the stream and requests integration suites pass (14).
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CodeRabbit did not get to 7bd7cb5 and 5f5ba84 (head commit changed), so they had a fresh review: no correctness bugs (nothing sent twice or lost, no spin, the repeated range filters are ANDed as intended). Its load and robustness points are fixed in 99fb643: a 10 s tick now runs only the id look-back instead of a full pass, and the look-back reaches to the newest row so a lost signal for the newest request on an idle stream is found; sent ids are pruned before the read; failed reads back off from 2 s to 30 s. Drainer unit tests (16) and the stream and requests integration suites (14) pass.
From CodeRabbit on 99fb643: with more lost signals after the cursor than
the look-back reads (5,000 ids, newest first), the older unsent requests
were never reached, and the cursor did not move. When the look-back finds
an unsent id, or reads as many as it may, the forward read now runs too:
it pages through everything after the cursor, uncapped, and moves it. The
new test (12 requests, a cap of 5, no signals, the timer's recheck alone)
fails without the change.
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The first step of the "nobody needs the dashboard" plan:
whkis driven by coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, T3 Code) as much as by people, and several things stopped or misled an agent:whkopened a full-screen TUI with no terminal check, so an agent that ran it hung;--jsonprinted the CLI's parsed types re-encoded, silently dropping every field it did not model (whk get --jsonlostretentionDays,layouts,emailFields,destinationCountand more);--json;deleteandrequests clearwithout a terminal printed "Cancelled." and exited 0;whk auth login --jsonnever printed the code or the link, and an expired code exited 0;What changes
Fetched<T>(api/client.rs) keeps the server's JSON beside the parsed value, and--jsonprints it. Output shapes are unchanged (requests list --jsonis still{"requests": [...], "count": null}), they just carry every field now.src/error.rsclassifies a failure into a code and a stable exit status: 3 not logged in or unauthorized, 4 not found, 5 forbidden, 6 rate limited, 7 server or network, 8 timeout, 9 not confirmed. Under--jsonthe failure goes to stderr as{"error": {"code", "message", "exit", "status", "hint", "retryAfter"}}. Listed inwhk --helpand/docs/cli.whk share --jsonkeeps itserrorevent and now exits with the same statuses.cli/confirm.rs:deleteandrequests clearstop withconfirmation_requiredunless--yes(-y;--forceand-fstill work).whk auth login --jsonprints{"status":"pending","user_code","verification_url","expires_at"}first, so an agent can show the human the code; an expired code fails withlogin_expired.whk wait <slug>blocks until the next matching request or email, prints it, exits. It reads the endpoint's SSE stream (aswhk listendoes) from a start time on the server's clock (one endpoint read:Dateless the round trip): the server sends the backlog after it in(received_at, id)keyset order, then each new request as it lands, so nothing is skipped or repeated however many arrive, and it wakes at once. Default start is 5 minutes back (as the SDKs'waitFor),--since nowis the command's start,--since 2mor a timestamp also work. Filters:--method,--kind http|email,--path,--count,--timeout(with a unit). Each match is then read in full from/api/requests/{id}(retried within the timeout; the streamed copy is printed if that read still fails). Built for running in the background and being woken by its exit.app/api/stream/[slug]/route.tsread strictly after the last row it sent, but the receiver stampsreceived_atbefore the capture commits, so a capture that committed after a newer one (waiting for a capture slot, an email's attachment upload) was never streamed towhk listenorwhk wait. The read logic now lives inlib/stream/drainer.ts: each read also fetches the signalled request ids it has not sent (kept until that fetch succeeds), and the keepalive, a signal overflow or a failed read re-read the last minute before the cursor, for a signal Realtime dropped. Unit tests per case, plus an integration test./api/endpoints/{slug}/requests/paginatedpaged by offset, so a deletion above the cursor skipped a request and a new one at the top repeated one, for every client that pages. The cursor now holds the last row's(received_at, id); old offset cursors are still read; a forged cursor's position must be a timestamp and a uuid.whk api <path>calls any API route with the CLI's credentials, likegh api: paths only (credentials never leave the configured API),-X,-dtext/@file/@-,-H,-i. A failing status prints the body and exits with the mapped status.--jsonprints the stream's JSON plus every field it printed before (so it keepsid, which the stream sends as_id). Tunnel'sforwardedevents carry the requestid.listenandtunnelexit with the stream's status (404 isnot_found).whkprints help;--noguistays as a hidden no-op for old scripts./docs/cli, command reference, tunneling), README, the agent skill and AGENTS.md updated; AGENTS.md records the "nobody needs the dashboard" rule and the CLI contract.Testing
cargo test(262 tests, new ones for error classification, confirmation,waitfilters and--since,apipaths and data) andcargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings, both clean.create/get --json(all fields present),wait --since now --method POSTin the background caught a POST sent after it,waittimeout exits 8,apiGET/PATCH/404 (exit 4 with the body),listenline with id,requests list --jsonshape,delete --yes; without credentials or a network: exits 3, 7, 9 and 2 with the JSON envelope.auth loginagainst a real browser approval (only the JSON output path changed).Review: CodeRabbit (two rounds) and, where it skipped or was rate limited, fresh subagent reviews; every finding is fixed in the later commits (see the PR comments). Live runs against the dev stack covered the real routes:
--since nowwith an immediate send, a request 230 back in the backlog,/lastsent during a flood of 150,--count 3 --method PUT,listen --jsonkeepingid, an unknown slug exiting 4.After merge
whk wait,whk apiand the error contract reach users with the next CLI release (whk 1.12.0:CLI_VERSION, changelog entry, tag). The docs and the skill already name them, so the release should go out before the web deploy that ships these docs. The stream route fix ships with that web deploy;whk waitworks against the current deployment too, without it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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whk waitto wait for matching webhook requests, with filters, count limits, and timeout handling.whk apifor making authenticated API requests, with support for custom methods, headers, and request data.whkwithout a command now displays help instead of launching the interactive terminal interface.--yeswhen confirmation cannot be requested interactively.