@agentconnect.md/setup 1.52.0-rc.5 → 1.52.0-rc.8

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package/dist/index.js CHANGED
@@ -37447,8 +37447,18 @@ var import_fastify = /* @__PURE__ */ __toESM(require_fastify(), 1);
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  const SLACK_MANAGE_SESSION_SHORTCUT_CALLBACK_ID = "ac_manage_session";
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  /** Public platform profile copy. Never derive this from an Agent description. */
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  const PLATFORM_APP_DESCRIPTION = "AI agent powered by AgentConnect.";
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- /** The bot scopes an installation MUST hold — without one of these the app cannot receive,
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- * read, or answer a message at all, so a short grant is refused rather than degraded. */
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+ /**
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+ * Every bot scope the app requests, and the exact set an installation must hold.
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+ *
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+ * There was briefly a required/capability split here, on the theory that a scope backing one
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+ * optional tool should not mark an older installation broken. It did not survive contact: the
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+ * "required" half was not required either — the app receives and answers messages without
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+ * several of them — so the line was invented rather than observed, and it bought a second
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+ * constant, an extra API field, extra console branches, and a message that said six permissions
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+ * were missing without naming them. One list is both simpler and more honest: these are the
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+ * scopes AgentConnect needs, an install short of any of them is incomplete, and the console
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+ * says exactly which to add.
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+ */
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  const SLACK_BOT_SCOPES = [
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  "files:read",
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  "app_mentions:read",
@@ -37464,32 +37474,16 @@ const SLACK_BOT_SCOPES = [
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  "im:write",
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  "mpim:history",
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  "mpim:read",
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+ "reactions:read",
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  "reactions:write",
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  "assistant:write",
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- "users:read"
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- ];
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- /**
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- * Bot scopes that unlock ONE optional capability each and are declared but never fenced on.
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- *
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- * A required scope is load-bearing: an install missing it is broken, so `checkSlackBotScopes`
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- * refuses it and the console asks for a reinstall. These are not — a workspace that granted
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- * the app before the capability existed keeps working, and only the one tool that needs the
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- * scope refuses, with Slack's own `missing_scope`. Fencing on them would mark every existing
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- * installation broken for a feature it never asked for.
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- *
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- * `channels:manage` / `groups:write` also back `conversations.leave`, which has always needed
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- * a write scope this manifest did not declare.
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- */
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- const SLACK_CAPABILITY_BOT_SCOPES = [
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- "reactions:read",
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+ "users:read",
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  "canvases:read",
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  "canvases:write",
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  "channels:manage",
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  "groups:write",
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  "mpim:write"
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  ];
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- /** Everything the app manifest declares: the required fence plus the optional capabilities. */
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- const SLACK_MANIFEST_BOT_SCOPES = [...SLACK_BOT_SCOPES, ...SLACK_CAPABILITY_BOT_SCOPES];
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  const SLACK_BOT_EVENTS = [
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  "agent_session_stopped",
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  "agent_session_title_changed",
@@ -37549,7 +37543,7 @@ function buildSlackAppManifest(name, options = {}) {
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  }]
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  },
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  oauth_config: {
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- scopes: { bot: [...SLACK_MANIFEST_BOT_SCOPES] },
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+ scopes: { bot: [...SLACK_BOT_SCOPES] },
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  ...redirectUrls.length > 0 ? { redirect_urls: redirectUrls } : {},
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  ...options.pkceEnabled !== void 0 ? { pkce_enabled: options.pkceEnabled } : {}
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  },