@openparachute/agent 0.1.1 → 0.2.0

package/src/effective-env.ts

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+/**
+ * Effective env-var NAME resolution for an agent's `claude -p` turn (operability —
+ * agent#audit "see what env a turn runs with"). The operability win: an operator can
+ * SEE, names-only, which env vars a programmatic turn will actually run with — the
+ * exact view that would have made the `FIREFLIES_API_TOKEN`-vs-`_KEY` mix-up obvious
+ * at a glance. NO VALUES, ever — this mirrors the redaction posture of
+ * {@link describeChannelEnv} (credentials.ts), which returns names and never secrets.
+ *
+ * THE THREE SOURCES (each entry is tagged with where it came from):
+ *   1. `"default"`        — the operator-level default layer (credentials.json `env.default`).
+ *   2. `"channel"`        — the per-agent override layer (`env.channels[<agent>]`; for a
+ *                            vault-native agent the channel key == the agent name).
+ *   3. `"grant:<service>"`— a service env var that an APPROVED grant WOULD inject at
+ *                            spawn (github → `GITHUB_TOKEN`). Derived from the def's
+ *                            already-resolved connection list (kind:"service",
+ *                            status:"approved") via {@link serviceEnvVar} — NO grant
+ *                            MATERIAL is fetched (this is a read endpoint; we list the
+ *                            NAMES that would be injected, never the secret token).
+ *
+ * PRECEDENCE (highest → lowest): channel > default > grant. This mirrors the spawn-time
+ * merge exactly:
+ *   - {@link resolveChannelEnv} merges `{ ...env.default, ...env.channels[ch] }` — the
+ *     channel layer wins over the default on a key collision.
+ *   - `buildAgentChildEnv` (spawn-agent.ts) is fed `{ ...grantEnv, ...channelEnv }` (see
+ *     the precedence comment in backends/programmatic.ts) — the channel/operator store
+ *     wins over a granted-service var on a collision.
+ * So a name present in multiple layers resolves to its HIGHEST-precedence source; the
+ * shadowed lower-precedence entries are still listed, marked `overridden: true`, so a
+ * "default has X but the channel also sets X" is visible.
+ *
+ * The Claude-auth denylist (`ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` / `CLAUDE_API_KEY` /
+ * `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN`) never appears here: the env-store setters reject it,
+ * `resolveChannelEnv` strips it, and `serviceEnvVar` can never map a grant onto it
+ * (the parse-time guard in grants.ts rejects such a service). `describeChannelEnv`
+ * surfaces only what the store actually holds, so a denylisted name can't ride in.
+ */
+
+import { describeChannelEnv } from "./credentials.ts";
+import { serviceEnvVar } from "./grants.ts";
+
+/** Where a resolved env-var NAME came from. `grant:<service>` names the service. */
+export type EnvSource = "default" | "channel" | `grant:${string}`;
+
+/** One resolved env-var NAME + its source. NEVER carries a value. */
+export interface EffectiveEnvEntry {
+  /** The env-var name (e.g. `GITHUB_TOKEN`). Never a value. */
+  name: string;
+  /** The layer this entry comes from (`default` | `channel` | `grant:<service>`). */
+  source: EnvSource;
+  /**
+   * True when this entry is SHADOWED by a higher-precedence layer that sets the same
+   * name — so a lower-precedence "also has X" is visible. Omitted (not `false`) on the
+   * winning entry to keep the wire shape lean.
+   */
+  overridden?: boolean;
+}
+
+/** The `GET /api/agents/<name>/env` response shape — NAMES ONLY, never values. */
+export interface EffectiveEnvResult {
+  /**
+   * Every resolved env-var name across the three sources, each tagged. A name set in
+   * more than one layer appears ONCE PER LAYER it's set in; the shadowed lower-precedence
+   * copies carry `overridden: true`. Sorted by name, then by precedence (winner first).
+   */
+  env: EffectiveEnvEntry[];
+  /**
+   * A non-fatal advisory (e.g. the grants layer couldn't be derived because no def is
+   * registered for this agent). Omitted when everything resolved cleanly. NEVER an error
+   * that 500s the read — the env-store layers always come back.
+   */
+  note?: string;
+}
+
+/** Precedence rank — HIGHER wins. channel > default > grant. */
+function rank(source: EnvSource): number {
+  if (source === "channel") return 3;
+  if (source === "default") return 2;
+  return 1; // grant:<service>
+}
+
+/**
+ * The approved-grant SERVICE env-var names an agent's def WOULD inject at spawn, each
+ * tagged `grant:<service>`. Derived purely from the def's ALREADY-RESOLVED connection
+ * list (the grant LIST/status the registry resolved at instantiate, echoed on
+ * {@link AgentDefDetail.connections}) — we read `connections` filtered to a `service`
+ * kind that the hub reports `approved`, and map the target through {@link serviceEnvVar}.
+ *
+ * NO grant MATERIAL is fetched here: a service grant injects its token under
+ * `serviceEnvVar(target)` (grants.ts `resolveInjectedGrants`), so the NAME is fully
+ * determined by the service target alone — the secret is irrelevant to a names-only view.
+ * Only `kind:"service"` grants inject an env var (vault/mcp grants inject an MCP server,
+ * not an env var), so we ignore those.
+ */
+export function approvedGrantEnvNames(
+  connections: ReadonlyArray<{ kind: string; target: string; status: string }> | undefined,
+): EffectiveEnvEntry[] {
+  if (!connections) return [];
+  const out: EffectiveEnvEntry[] = [];
+  for (const c of connections) {
+    if (c.kind !== "service" || c.status !== "approved") continue;
+    out.push({ name: serviceEnvVar(c.target), source: `grant:${c.target}` as EnvSource });
+  }
+  return out;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Compose the effective env-var NAME set for an agent from the three sources +
+ * precedence/overridden marking. PURE over its inputs (the env-store description + the
+ * def's connections) so it's unit-testable without a live hub/vault and never does I/O
+ * itself (the route resolves the inputs).
+ *
+ * `channelEnv` is the env-store description ({@link describeChannelEnv} output);
+ * `connections` is the agent's def connections (or undefined when no def is registered —
+ * then the grant layer is simply empty, the env-store layers still resolve).
+ *
+ * Per name, every layer that sets it contributes an entry; the highest-precedence one is
+ * the winner (no `overridden`), the rest carry `overridden: true`. Sorted by name, then
+ * winner-first within a name.
+ */
+export function composeEffectiveEnv(
+  agent: string,
+  channelEnv: { default: string[]; channels: Record<string, string[]> },
+  connections: ReadonlyArray<{ kind: string; target: string; status: string }> | undefined,
+): EffectiveEnvEntry[] {
+  const entries: EffectiveEnvEntry[] = [];
+  for (const name of channelEnv.default) entries.push({ name, source: "default" });
+  for (const name of channelEnv.channels[agent] ?? []) entries.push({ name, source: "channel" });
+  entries.push(...approvedGrantEnvNames(connections));
+
+  // Group by name; within a name, the highest-rank source wins (no `overridden`), the
+  // rest are marked shadowed. Stable: a name appears once per layer that sets it.
+  const byName = new Map<string, EffectiveEnvEntry[]>();
+  for (const e of entries) {
+    const arr = byName.get(e.name);
+    if (arr) arr.push(e);
+    else byName.set(e.name, [e]);
+  }
+  const result: EffectiveEnvEntry[] = [];
+  for (const [, group] of byName) {
+    group.sort((a, b) => rank(b.source) - rank(a.source));
+    group.forEach((e, i) => {
+      result.push(i === 0 ? { name: e.name, source: e.source } : { name: e.name, source: e.source, overridden: true });
+    });
+  }
+  result.sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name) || rank(b.source) - rank(a.source));
+  return result;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Resolve the full {@link EffectiveEnvResult} for an agent — the env-store layers (always
+ * available, read fresh from `credentials.json` via {@link describeChannelEnv}) plus the
+ * approved-grant service env names derived from the def's connections.
+ *
+ * RESILIENCE: the env-store layers ALWAYS resolve (a local file read). The grant layer
+ * depends on the def being registered — `connections` is undefined when no def is found
+ * (agent not vault-native, or the registry is idle); we still return the env-store layers
+ * and attach a `note` rather than failing. The grant status itself was already resolved at
+ * instantiate (no live hub call here), so a hub outage at READ time can't sink this view —
+ * it reflects the last-resolved grant status, names only.
+ */
+export function resolveEffectiveEnv(
+  agent: string,
+  opts: {
+    /** Override the env-store description (tests). Defaults to {@link describeChannelEnv}. */
+    describeEnv?: () => { default: string[]; channels: Record<string, string[]> };
+    /** The def's connections (kind/target/status). Undefined → no def registered. */
+    connections?: ReadonlyArray<{ kind: string; target: string; status: string }>;
+    /** True when a def IS registered for this agent (so an empty grant layer isn't flagged). */
+    hasDef: boolean;
+  },
+): EffectiveEnvResult {
+  const channelEnv = (opts.describeEnv ?? describeChannelEnv)();
+  const env = composeEffectiveEnv(agent, channelEnv, opts.connections);
+  if (!opts.hasDef) {
+    return {
+      env,
+      note:
+        `no vault-native #agent/definition found for "${agent}" — showing the env-store layers ` +
+        `only (operator default + per-agent override); approved-grant service env names are ` +
+        `unavailable without a registered def.`,
+    };
+  }
+  return { env };
+}

package/src/env-compat.ts

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+/**
+ * Env-var back-compat shim for the channel → agent rename
+ * (migration `parachute-patterns/migrations/2026-06-17-channel-to-agent.md`).
+ *
+ * The module's wire env vars moved from the `PARACHUTE_CHANNEL_*` prefix to
+ * `PARACHUTE_AGENT_*`. To keep an operator's existing config/launchers working
+ * across the cutover with no manual edit, every wire-var READ goes through
+ * {@link agentEnv}: it prefers the NEW `PARACHUTE_AGENT_<key>` and FALLS BACK to
+ * the old `PARACHUTE_CHANNEL_<key>` when the new one is unset/empty.
+ *
+ * Scope: the FOUR wire vars only — `URL`, `STATE_DIR`, `TOKEN`, `PORT`. The
+ * DOMAIN var `PARACHUTE_CHANNEL_NAME` (which channel a bridge subscribes to) is
+ * NOT renamed — the "channel" concept (a named messaging endpoint) survives the
+ * rename; only the module identity moved. So `NAME` stays `PARACHUTE_CHANNEL_NAME`
+ * and never routes through here.
+ *
+ * The fallback is the transitional path; a later contract cycle can drop the old
+ * prefix once every launcher/config has migrated.
+ */
+
+/** The wire env-var suffixes that gained an `AGENT` alias (old `CHANNEL` prefix still read). */
+export type AgentEnvKey = "URL" | "STATE_DIR" | "TOKEN" | "PORT";
+
+/**
+ * Resolve a wire env var, preferring `PARACHUTE_AGENT_<key>` and falling back to
+ * the legacy `PARACHUTE_CHANNEL_<key>`. Returns `undefined` when neither is set
+ * (an empty string counts as unset, so a blank new var still falls through to a
+ * meaningful old one). `env` is injectable for tests.
+ */
+export function agentEnv(
+  key: AgentEnvKey,
+  env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv = process.env,
+): string | undefined {
+  const next = env[`PARACHUTE_AGENT_${key}`];
+  if (next !== undefined && next !== "") return next;
+  const legacy = env[`PARACHUTE_CHANNEL_${key}`];
+  if (legacy !== undefined && legacy !== "") return legacy;
+  return undefined;
+}