@ggui-ai/iframe-runtime 0.27.0 → 0.29.0

package/dist/credential-controller.d.ts

@@ -36,11 +36,21 @@ export interface CredentialControllerOptions {
     readonly sleep?: (ms: number) => Promise<void>;
     /** Test seam: defaults to `Math.random`. */
     readonly random?: () => number;
+    /** Test seam: the view's clock, in ms; defaults to `Date.now`. */
+    readonly now?: () => number;
 }
 export interface CredentialController {
     current(): HeldCredential;
     /** The credential was accepted on a token rung (a WS or SSE ack, or a polling `ok`). */
     markAccepted(credential: HeldCredential): void;
+    /**
+     * Whether a bridge pull should report `credential` expired now (ggui#1734):
+     * it is the current credential, its `expiresAt` has passed by the view's
+     * clock, and {@link BRIDGE_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS} has passed since the last
+     * refresh attempt on any rung (or there was none). A credential with no
+     * `expiresAt` is never due.
+     */
+    dueOnBridge(credential: HeldCredential): boolean;
     /**
      * `credential` is the one the reporting ladder was built with. `retry`
      * re-sends the SAME request after a relay error, inside the one budgeted
@@ -60,12 +70,23 @@ export interface RefreshRetry {
 export declare const REFRESH_JITTER_MAX_MS = 5000;
 /**
  * The boot refresh of a live-only slice is the view's only way to a live
- * channel, so a relay error there (the host's relay failed, or the
- * server's store read threw) is re-sent this many times before the boot
- * reports `EXPIRED_BOOTSTRAP`, each after a uniform random wait between
+ * channel, and so is a bridge-rung refresh (the ladder has left every token
+ * rung), so a relay error on either (the host's relay failed, or the
+ * server's store read threw) is re-sent this many times inside the one
+ * attempt — before the boot reports `EXPIRED_BOOTSTRAP`, or before the bridge
+ * waits out its next interval — each after a uniform random wait between
  * these bounds.
  */
-export declare const BOOT_REFRESH_RETRIES = 2;
+export declare const REFRESH_RELAY_ERROR_RETRIES = 2;
 export declare const REFRESH_RETRY_DELAY_MIN_MS = 1000;
 export declare const REFRESH_RETRY_DELAY_MAX_MS = 3000;
+/**
+ * The bridge rung's attempt clock (ggui#1734): from the bridge, a view asks
+ * for a refresh at most once per this span, counted from its last attempt on
+ * any rung and whatever that attempt answered. It is the server's default
+ * credential lifetime, the one number both readers share; a server that
+ * mints longer-lived credentials slows the heartbeat through `expiresAt`, a
+ * shorter-lived one does not speed it past this floor.
+ */
+export declare const BRIDGE_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS: number;
 export declare function createCredentialController(opts: CredentialControllerOptions): CredentialController;

package/dist/credential-controller.js

@@ -10,20 +10,30 @@
  * the credential and the budget; the runtime owns the ladders and tells it
  * when a credential expired or was accepted.
  *
- * The budget is one predicate:
- *   - a credential that came back from a refresh and has NOT been accepted
- *     on a token rung is never refreshed again, whether it was refused or
- *     left the token rungs (the loop guard);
- *   - any other expired credential gets exactly one refresh.
- * A credential is marked spent when its refresh is REQUESTED, so triggers
- * that fire together (a WS refusal, the polling 410, entering the bridge)
- * produce one request.
+ * The budget is one predicate per rung class:
+ *   - On a token rung (a WS refusal, the polling 410, the boot): a credential
+ *     that came back from a refresh and has NOT been accepted on a token rung
+ *     is never refreshed again, whether it was refused or left the token
+ *     rungs (the loop guard); any other expired credential gets exactly one
+ *     refresh. A credential is marked spent when its refresh is REQUESTED, so
+ *     triggers that fire together produce one request.
+ *   - On the bridge rung (ggui#1734): no rung carries the credential there, so
+ *     only the view's own clock can say it expired, and a relaying host's pull
+ *     circuit half-opens only on a refresh the session grants. So the view
+ *     asks again from the bridge whenever the current credential's `expiresAt`
+ *     has passed and at least {@link BRIDGE_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS} has passed
+ *     since its last attempt on ANY rung — whatever that attempt answered,
+ *     because the attempt that fails is the one inside the outage that opened
+ *     the circuit. The interval is the storm bound, and it is the floor that
+ *     keeps a view whose clock runs ahead of the server's from reading every
+ *     fresh credential as expired.
  *
  * Expiry is always reported by the caller, from the slice's `expiresAt` or
  * from a refusal signal, never derived from a token's issue time: a
  * chained token can legitimately live less than a full TTL.
  */
 import { withWsToken } from "@ggui-ai/protocol/integrations/mcp-apps";
+import { DEFAULT_WS_TOKEN_TTL_SEC } from "@ggui-ai/protocol/transport/websocket";
 import { unwrapCallToolResult } from "./call-tool-unwrap.js";
 import { domainErrorCodeOf, isErrorToolResult, toolResultText } from "./tool-result-error.js";
 /**
@@ -34,23 +44,41 @@ import { domainErrorCodeOf, isErrorToolResult, toolResultText } from "./tool-res
 export const REFRESH_JITTER_MAX_MS = 5_000;
 /**
  * The boot refresh of a live-only slice is the view's only way to a live
- * channel, so a relay error there (the host's relay failed, or the
- * server's store read threw) is re-sent this many times before the boot
- * reports `EXPIRED_BOOTSTRAP`, each after a uniform random wait between
+ * channel, and so is a bridge-rung refresh (the ladder has left every token
+ * rung), so a relay error on either (the host's relay failed, or the
+ * server's store read threw) is re-sent this many times inside the one
+ * attempt — before the boot reports `EXPIRED_BOOTSTRAP`, or before the bridge
+ * waits out its next interval — each after a uniform random wait between
  * these bounds.
  */
-export const BOOT_REFRESH_RETRIES = 2;
+export const REFRESH_RELAY_ERROR_RETRIES = 2;
 export const REFRESH_RETRY_DELAY_MIN_MS = 1_000;
 export const REFRESH_RETRY_DELAY_MAX_MS = 3_000;
+/**
+ * The bridge rung's attempt clock (ggui#1734): from the bridge, a view asks
+ * for a refresh at most once per this span, counted from its last attempt on
+ * any rung and whatever that attempt answered. It is the server's default
+ * credential lifetime, the one number both readers share; a server that
+ * mints longer-lived credentials slows the heartbeat through `expiresAt`, a
+ * shorter-lived one does not speed it past this floor.
+ */
+export const BRIDGE_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS = DEFAULT_WS_TOKEN_TTL_SEC * 1_000;
 const REFRESH_TOOL = "ggui_runtime_refresh_ws_token";
 export function createCredentialController(opts) {
     const sleep = opts.sleep ?? ((ms) => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)));
     const random = opts.random ?? Math.random;
+    const now = opts.now ?? Date.now;
     let current = opts.initial;
     const spent = new Set();
     const accepted = new Set();
-    const mayRefresh = (credential) => !spent.has(credential.wsToken) &&
-        !(credential.origin === "refreshed" && !accepted.has(credential.wsToken));
+    /** The view's clock at the last refresh request, on any rung. */
+    let lastAttemptAt;
+    const expired = (credential) => credential.expiresAt !== undefined && Date.parse(credential.expiresAt) <= now();
+    const intervalPassed = () => lastAttemptAt === undefined || now() - lastAttemptAt >= BRIDGE_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS;
+    const mayRefresh = (credential, source) => source === "bridge"
+        ? expired(credential) && intervalPassed()
+        : !spent.has(credential.wsToken) &&
+            !(credential.origin === "refreshed" && !accepted.has(credential.wsToken));
     const requestRefresh = async (credential) => {
         let result;
         try {
@@ -66,12 +94,14 @@ export function createCredentialController(opts) {
         markAccepted(credential) {
             accepted.add(credential.wsToken);
         },
+        dueOnBridge: (credential) => credential === current && mayRefresh(credential, "bridge"),
         async onExpired(credential, source, retry) {
             if (credential !== current)
                 return { kind: "skipped", reason: "stale-ladder" };
-            if (!mayRefresh(credential))
+            if (!mayRefresh(credential, source))
                 return { kind: "skipped", reason: "budget" };
             spent.add(credential.wsToken);
+            lastAttemptAt = now();
             if (source !== "boot")
                 await sleep(Math.floor(random() * REFRESH_JITTER_MAX_MS));
             let outcome = await requestRefresh(credential);

package/dist/events-polling.js

@@ -231,8 +231,9 @@ export function buildBridgePolling(opts) {
     //     holds the card is presumed quiet; drop to sparse un-held
     //     pulls every `idleIntervalMs` so a dormant card doesn't pin
     //     the host's relay open forever.
-    //   - A FAILED pull (the relay's own `tools/call` timeout, `-32001`,
-    //     a transport error) is not a live session either (ggui#1029):
+    //   - A FAILED pull (the view's own request timeout — the MCP SDK's
+    //     60 s default on `callServerTool`, answered as `-32001` — or a
+    //     transport error) is not a live session either (ggui#1029):
     //     it counts toward demotion exactly like an empty hold, and
     //     repeated failures back off geometrically from `intervalMs`
     //     up to `idleIntervalMs` — a relay whose call timeout is shorter