@posthog/wizard 2.76.1 → 2.78.0

package/dist/{bounded-fs-FbZJ_vJ_.js → bounded-fs-Bx9zTe6m.js}

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-import { s as logToFile } from "./debug-DWYDVp0B.js";
-import { n as analytics } from "./analytics-DSVyjIVF.js";
+import { s as logToFile } from "./debug-Ch4BDOtD.js";
+import { n as analytics } from "./analytics-CHCZ_qUR.js";
 import fs from "fs";
 import path from "path";
 import fg from "fast-glob";
-//#region src/utils/bounded-fs.ts
+//#region src/shared/utils/bounded-fs.ts
 /**
 * Bounded filesystem primitives for scanning USER project trees. Every
 * detection-time glob, walk, and project-file read goes through here so the
@@ -239,4 +239,4 @@ function readFileHead(filePath, bytes) {
 //#endregion
 export { safeReadFile as a, readProjectFile as i, boundedGlob as n, walkProjectFiles as o, readFileHead as r, IGNORED_DIRS as t };
 
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package/dist/bounded-fs-Bx9zTe6m.js.map

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package/dist/check-screens.tsx

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import { ProgressList } from '@ui/tui/primitives/ProgressList';
 import { ManagedSettingsScreen } from '@ui/tui/screens/ManagedSettingsScreen';
 import { SettingsOverrideScreen } from '@ui/tui/screens/SettingsOverrideScreen';
 import { WizardAskScreen } from '@ui/tui/screens/WizardAskScreen';
-import type { SettingsConflict } from '@lib/agent/agent-interface';
+import type { SettingsConflict } from '@agent/agent-interface';
 
 function fakeStore(session: Record<string, unknown>): any {
   return {

package/dist/{ci-install-CEVCqahf.js → ci-install-CDdQYsPe.js}

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
-import { d as ErrorCodes, u as emitWizardError } from "./errors--OqLxmWR.js";
-import { h as LoggingUI, m as setUI, p as getUI } from "./debug-DWYDVp0B.js";
-import { n as provisionNewAccount } from "./provisioning-B-tzjG4r.js";
-import { X as posthogIntegrationConfig } from "./mint-failure-C82j0RMC.js";
+import { d as ErrorCodes, u as emitWizardError } from "./errors-CQ9kttJD.js";
+import { t as LoggingUI } from "./logging-ui-_TwoMNbG.js";
+import { n as setUI, t as getUI } from "./ui-BBVuTM1v.js";
+import { n as provisionNewAccount } from "./provisioning-B8uSqRZk.js";
+import { X as posthogIntegrationConfig } from "./mint-failure-D4nd2XmZ.js";
 import { c as runWizardHeadless, l as runWizardCI, u as API_KEY_HINT } from "./bin.js";
 //#region src/commands/basic-integration/ci-install.ts
 /**
@@ -116,4 +117,4 @@ async function provisionForSignup(options) {
 //#endregion
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+import "./debug-Ch4BDOtD.js";
+import { t as VERSION } from "./version-aXxpgRKx.js";
+import { a as getLocalDev, t as CONTEXT_MILL_LOCAL_URL } from "./local-dev-McsurOC-.js";
+//#region src/shared/constants.ts
+/**
+* Shared constants for the PostHog wizard.
+*/
+/** Next sonnet generation (a `MODEL_FLAG_VARIANTS` key in the switchboard). */
+const SONNET_5_MODEL = "claude-sonnet-5";
+/**
+* Default model for agent runs. Bare model IDs (no `anthropic/` prefix) so the
+* LLM gateway's Bedrock fallback can match map_to_bedrock_model().
+*/
+const DEFAULT_AGENT_MODEL = SONNET_5_MODEL;
+/** Undated haiku, for scan triage. The alias tracks the current 4.5 release rather than pinning one. */
+const HAIKU_TRIAGE_MODEL = "claude-haiku-4-5";
+/**
+* Cheaper, faster model for mechanical agent work (e.g. repo classification
+* during source-map detection). Passed via AgentConfig.modelOverride.
+*/
+const HAIKU_MODEL = HAIKU_TRIAGE_MODEL;
+const GPT5_6_LUNA_MODEL = "openai/gpt-5.6-luna";
+const GPT5_6_TERRA_MODEL = "openai/gpt-5.6-terra";
+const GPT5_6_SOL_MODEL = "openai/gpt-5.6-sol";
+/**
+* The two agent runner routing axes: **harness** (which agent SDK drives the LLM)
+* and **sequence** (which pipeline shape orchestrates the work). Single source
+* of truth for yargs `choices`, session fields, the runner registry, and tests
+* — `Object.values(Harness)` gives an iterable of the values when an array is
+* needed. Adding a member is enough to pick it up everywhere.
+*
+* Naming matches the directory layout — see `src/agent/runner/harness/`
+* and `src/agent/runner/sequence/`.
+*/
+let Harness = /* @__PURE__ */ function(Harness) {
+	Harness["anthropic"] = "anthropic";
+	Harness["pi"] = "pi";
+	return Harness;
+}({});
+let Sequence = /* @__PURE__ */ function(Sequence) {
+	Sequence["linear"] = "linear";
+	Sequence["orchestrator"] = "orchestrator";
+	return Sequence;
+}({});
+/**
+* Detection order matters: put framework-specific integrations BEFORE basic language fallbacks.
+*/
+let Integration = /* @__PURE__ */ function(Integration) {
+	Integration["nextjs"] = "nextjs";
+	Integration["nuxt"] = "nuxt";
+	Integration["vue"] = "vue";
+	Integration["reactRouter"] = "react-router";
+	Integration["tanstackStart"] = "tanstack-start";
+	Integration["tanstackRouter"] = "tanstack-router";
+	Integration["reactNative"] = "react-native";
+	Integration["angular"] = "angular";
+	Integration["astro"] = "astro";
+	Integration["django"] = "django";
+	Integration["flask"] = "flask";
+	Integration["fastapi"] = "fastapi";
+	Integration["laravel"] = "laravel";
+	Integration["sveltekit"] = "sveltekit";
+	Integration["flutter"] = "flutter";
+	Integration["kmp"] = "kmp";
+	Integration["swift"] = "swift";
+	Integration["android"] = "android";
+	Integration["rails"] = "rails";
+	Integration["elixir"] = "elixir";
+	Integration["go"] = "go";
+	Integration["rust"] = "rust";
+	Integration["java"] = "java";
+	Integration["python"] = "python";
+	Integration["ruby"] = "ruby";
+	Integration["javascript_web"] = "javascript_web";
+	Integration["javascriptNode"] = "javascript_node";
+	return Integration;
+}({});
+/** The events-audit report. */
+const EVENTS_AUDIT_REPORT_FILE = "posthog-events-audit-report.md";
+const EVENT_INVENTORY_FILE = ".posthog-events-inventory.json";
+/** Per-part filename pattern emitted by events-audit subagents (e.g. `.posthog-events-inventory.part-3.json`). */
+const EVENT_INVENTORY_PART_PATTERN = /^\.posthog-events-inventory\.part-\d+\.json$/;
+/** The integration program's event plan. */
+const EVENT_PLAN_FILE = ".posthog-events.json";
+/**
+* Region-agnostic PostHog app URL. Resolves to us.posthog.com or
+* eu.posthog.com server-side based on the signed-in user's profile.
+* Use this for share-with-user links (e.g. settings pages) so they
+* land on the right region without us needing to know it client-side.
+*/
+const POSTHOG_APP_URL = "https://app.posthog.com";
+const ISSUES_URL = "https://github.com/posthog/wizard/issues";
+/** Public status page, linked from transient-failure guidance (e.g. OAuth server_error). */
+const POSTHOG_STATUS_PAGE_URL = "https://www.posthogstatus.com";
+const CONTEXT_MILL_URL = "https://github.com/PostHog/context-mill";
+/**
+* Latest context-mill release page — the BYOAI download link shown in
+* the privacy panel. Deliberately the release PAGE, not a direct asset
+* URL: asset URLs are ~89 chars and hard-wrap inside the 64-col panel,
+* which corrupts terminal copy/paste with a mid-URL line break. This
+* stays under one line; the panel names the exact asset to grab.
+*/
+const CONTEXT_MILL_RELEASES_URL = "https://github.com/PostHog/context-mill/releases/latest";
+const POSTHOG_DOCS_URL = "https://posthog.com/docs";
+const POSTHOG_TERMS_URL = "https://posthog.com/terms";
+const POSTHOG_PRIVACY_URL = "https://posthog.com/privacy";
+const POSTHOG_ORG_AI_SETTINGS_URL = "https://app.posthog.com/settings/organization-details#setting=organization-ai-consent";
+const WIZARD_CONTACT_EMAIL = "wizard@posthog.com";
+/**
+* Two origins for the same release, same filenames. Interchangeable bases, so
+* making AWS primary is a `getSkillsBaseUrl` change, not a code change.
+*/
+const GITHUB_SKILLS_BASE_URL = "https://github.com/PostHog/context-mill/releases/latest/download";
+const AWS_SKILLS_BASE_URL = "https://context-mill.posthog.com/latest";
+/** Alias of `@lib/local-dev`'s constant, kept for existing importers. */
+const LOCAL_SKILLS_BASE_URL = CONTEXT_MILL_LOCAL_URL;
+/**
+* Driven by `--local-context-mill`, NOT `--local-mcp` (which used to select
+* both). Takes no argument on purpose: callers can't pass the wrong flag.
+*/
+function getSkillsBaseUrl() {
+	return getLocalDev().localContextMill ? LOCAL_SKILLS_BASE_URL : GITHUB_SKILLS_BASE_URL;
+}
+const ANALYTICS_POSTHOG_PUBLIC_PROJECT_WRITE_KEY = "sTMFPsFhdP1Ssg";
+const ANALYTICS_HOST_URL = "https://internal-j.posthog.com";
+const ANALYTICS_TEAM_TAG = "docs-and-wizard";
+const OAUTH_PORTS = [
+	8239,
+	8238,
+	8240,
+	8237,
+	8236,
+	8235
+];
+const POSTHOG_US_CLIENT_ID = "c4Rdw8DIxgtQfA80IiSnGKlNX8QN00cFWF00QQhM";
+const POSTHOG_EU_CLIENT_ID = "bx2C5sZRN03TkdjraCcetvQFPGH6N2Y9vRLkcKEy";
+const POSTHOG_DEV_CLIENT_ID = "DC5uRLVbGI02YQ82grxgnK6Qn12SXWpCqdPb60oZ";
+const POSTHOG_PROXY_CLIENT_ID = POSTHOG_US_CLIENT_ID;
+const DUMMY_PROJECT_API_KEY = "_YOUR_POSTHOG_PROJECT_TOKEN_";
+/**
+* Scopes the wizard requests during the agentic provisioning signup flow.
+*
+* Each entry is justified by what the wizard's agent step does after signup:
+* - user:read         identify the user for analytics + agent context
+* - project:read      look up the freshly-provisioned project
+* - llm_gateway:read  authenticate to gateway.{us,eu}.posthog.com/wizard
+*                     (the agent's LLM calls — without this scope, every
+*                     agent message returns 401)
+* - query:read        run HogQL queries when the agent needs data
+* - dashboard:write   create the onboarding dashboard during setup
+* - insight:write     create the onboarding insights during setup
+* - notebook:write    upload the events-audit report as a PostHog notebook
+*                     in step 6 of the events-audit skill (notebooks-create
+*                     MCP tool requires this scope)
+* - event_definition:write
+*                     create event definitions from the completed wizard
+*                     session's event plan
+*
+* Must be a subset of `ALLOWED_PROVISIONING_SCOPES` in
+* `ee/api/agentic_provisioning/views.py` on the backend.
+*/
+const WIZARD_PROVISIONING_SCOPES = [
+	"user:read",
+	"project:read",
+	"llm_gateway:read",
+	"dashboard:write",
+	"insight:write",
+	"query:read",
+	"notebook:write",
+	"event_definition:write"
+];
+/**
+* Scopes the wizard requests during the OAuth login flow. Superset of
+* `WIZARD_PROVISIONING_SCOPES` with scopes that only apply to the login
+* path and are not in the provisioning allowlist:
+* - health_issue:read     used by `wizard doctor`
+* - wizard_session:read   list / retrieve / stream sessions
+* - wizard_session:write  stream run state to /api/projects/{id}/wizard/sessions/
+* - event_definition:write
+*                          create event definitions when a session completes
+* - organization:read     read `organization.is_ai_data_processing_approved`
+*                         from /api/users/@me/ for the AI opt-in gate
+*
+* NOTE: every scope here must be within the wizard OAuth application's
+* server-side scope ceiling (`OAuthApplication.scopes` in posthog, set
+* via Django admin on BOTH prod regions). A scope outside the ceiling
+* does NOT fail the authorize request — the server silently clamps the
+* request to the ceiling (`clamp_scopes_to_ceiling` in posthog) and the
+* token comes back without it. Separately, the consent screen lets the
+* user deselect any scope the app doesn't mark required. Both paths
+* yield a granted `scope` narrower than requested, with no error, so
+* never assume the token carries this list — the token response's
+* `scope` field is the truth, and `missingOAuthScopes` (utils/oauth.ts)
+* diffs it at login. Ceiling procedure: the "scope-ceiling-invalid-scope"
+* runbook in PostHog/runbooks. Keep its worked example in sync when this
+* list changes.
+*/
+const WIZARD_OAUTH_SCOPES = [
+	...WIZARD_PROVISIONING_SCOPES,
+	"health_issue:read",
+	"wizard_session:read",
+	"wizard_session:write",
+	"wizard_run:write",
+	"organization:read"
+];
+const WIZARD_INTERACTION_EVENT_NAME = "wizard interaction";
+const WIZARD_REMARK_EVENT_NAME = "wizard remark";
+/** Multivariate flag: `wizard-run` publishes to WizardRun, anything else to WizardSession. */
+const WIZARD_RUN_SYNC_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-run-sync";
+/** Boolean feature flag that routes a run to the experimental orchestrator runner. */
+const WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-orchestrator";
+/** Multivariate flag: per-stage orchestrator overrides ride each variant's JSON payload (`{stage: {model?, effort?}}`). */
+const WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_OVERRIDE_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-orchestrator-override";
+/** Boolean flag: on → pi for self-driving. Payload carries `{model, effort?, harness?, sequence?}` (model = a `MODEL_FLAG_VARIANTS` key); missing/invalid payload keeps the non-flagged default. */
+const WIZARD_SELF_DRIVING_USE_PI_HARNESS_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-self-driving-use-pi-harness";
+/** Boolean flag: agentic project scoping for non-interactive basic-integration runs. */
+const WIZARD_BASIC_INTEGRATION_AGENTIC_DETECTION_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-basic-integration-agentic-detection";
+/** Boolean flag: the orchestrator queues the program's runner-seeded tasks (the warehouse step). Off, no task is queued and the run is byte-identical to a no-sources project. */
+const WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_SEEDED_TASKS_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-orchestrator-seeded-tasks";
+/** Kill switch over a shipped default: ONLY an explicit 'false' excludes the AI Observability and Logs tasks from default integration runs — absent or fetch-failed means include, so the default never vanishes on a network hiccup. */
+const WIZARD_DEFAULT_AIO_LOGS_FLAG_KEY = "wizard-default-aio-logs";
+const WIZARD_FLAG_KEYS = [
+	WIZARD_RUN_SYNC_FLAG_KEY,
+	WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_FLAG_KEY,
+	WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_OVERRIDE_FLAG_KEY,
+	WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_SEEDED_TASKS_FLAG_KEY,
+	WIZARD_SELF_DRIVING_USE_PI_HARNESS_FLAG_KEY,
+	WIZARD_BASIC_INTEGRATION_AGENTIC_DETECTION_FLAG_KEY,
+	WIZARD_DEFAULT_AIO_LOGS_FLAG_KEY
+];
+/** User-Agent for wizard HTTP requests and MCP server identification. */
+const WIZARD_USER_AGENT = `posthog/wizard; version: ${VERSION}`;
+/**
+* User-Agent for a specific program's MCP calls, tagged with `program: <id>` so the
+* backend can attribute work per program (e.g. the `self-driving` program's warehouse
+* sources are recorded as `created_via=self_driving` rather than plain `wizard`). The
+* base `posthog/wizard` token is preserved, so anything keying only on that still matches.
+*/
+function wizardUserAgentForProgram(programId) {
+	return programId ? `${WIZARD_USER_AGENT}; program: ${programId}` : WIZARD_USER_AGENT;
+}
+/** Timeout for framework / project detection probes (ms). */
+const DETECTION_TIMEOUT_MS = 1e4;
+/** Timeout for the agentic project scan (ms); past it the run falls back to root detection. */
+const AGENTIC_DETECTION_FIRST_ATTEMPT_TIMEOUT_MS = 6e4;
+const AGENTIC_DETECTION_RETRY_TIMEOUT_MS = 9e4;
+/**
+* Timeout for the OAuth authorization flow (ms).
+*
+* How long the user has to complete the browser login. The authorization
+* code is minted at approval and exchanged immediately on callback, so the
+* server-side code expiry (`AUTHORIZATION_CODE_EXPIRE_SECONDS`, 5 minutes)
+* bounds only the approval→exchange gap — manual-paste users have 5 minutes
+* from approval to submit the code — not how long this window may stay open.
+*/
+const OAUTH_TIMEOUT_MS = 18e5;
+//#endregion
+export { getSkillsBaseUrl as $, POSTHOG_EU_CLIENT_ID as A, WIZARD_CONTACT_EMAIL as B, ISSUES_URL as C, POSTHOG_APP_URL as D, OAUTH_TIMEOUT_MS as E, POSTHOG_TERMS_URL as F, WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_FLAG_KEY as G, WIZARD_FLAG_KEYS as H, POSTHOG_US_CLIENT_ID as I, WIZARD_PROVISIONING_SCOPES as J, WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_OVERRIDE_FLAG_KEY as K, SONNET_5_MODEL as L, POSTHOG_PRIVACY_URL as M, POSTHOG_PROXY_CLIENT_ID as N, POSTHOG_DEV_CLIENT_ID as O, POSTHOG_STATUS_PAGE_URL as P, WIZARD_USER_AGENT as Q, Sequence as R, Harness as S, OAUTH_PORTS as T, WIZARD_INTERACTION_EVENT_NAME as U, WIZARD_DEFAULT_AIO_LOGS_FLAG_KEY as V, WIZARD_OAUTH_SCOPES as W, WIZARD_RUN_SYNC_FLAG_KEY as X, WIZARD_REMARK_EVENT_NAME as Y, WIZARD_SELF_DRIVING_USE_PI_HARNESS_FLAG_KEY as Z, GPT5_6_LUNA_MODEL as _, ANALYTICS_TEAM_TAG as a, HAIKU_MODEL as b, CONTEXT_MILL_URL as c, DUMMY_PROJECT_API_KEY as d, wizardUserAgentForProgram as et, EVENTS_AUDIT_REPORT_FILE as f, GITHUB_SKILLS_BASE_URL as g, EVENT_PLAN_FILE as h, ANALYTICS_POSTHOG_PUBLIC_PROJECT_WRITE_KEY as i, POSTHOG_ORG_AI_SETTINGS_URL as j, POSTHOG_DOCS_URL as k, DEFAULT_AGENT_MODEL as l, EVENT_INVENTORY_PART_PATTERN as m, AGENTIC_DETECTION_RETRY_TIMEOUT_MS as n, AWS_SKILLS_BASE_URL as o, EVENT_INVENTORY_FILE as p, WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_SEEDED_TASKS_FLAG_KEY as q, ANALYTICS_HOST_URL as r, CONTEXT_MILL_RELEASES_URL as s, AGENTIC_DETECTION_FIRST_ATTEMPT_TIMEOUT_MS as t, DETECTION_TIMEOUT_MS as u, GPT5_6_SOL_MODEL as v, Integration as w, HAIKU_TRIAGE_MODEL as x, GPT5_6_TERRA_MODEL as y, WIZARD_BASIC_INTEGRATION_AGENTIC_DETECTION_FLAG_KEY as z };
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Single source\n * of truth for yargs `choices`, session fields, the runner registry, and tests\n * — `Object.values(Harness)` gives an iterable of the values when an array is\n * needed. Adding a member is enough to pick it up everywhere.\n *\n * Naming matches the directory layout — see `src/agent/runner/harness/`\n * and `src/agent/runner/sequence/`.\n */\nexport enum Harness {\n  anthropic = 'anthropic',\n  pi = 'pi',\n}\n\nexport enum Sequence {\n  linear = 'linear',\n  orchestrator = 'orchestrator',\n}\n\n/**\n * What kind of call produced a gateway generation — the `call_type` trace tag.\n * Splits a program's LLM spend by workload. Every member is sent explicitly so\n * an absent value means \"old build\", not \"agent\".\n */\nexport enum CallType {\n  /** The agent doing the work the user asked for. */\n  agent = 'agent',\n  /** Warlock's classifier deciding whether a YARA match is a true positive. */\n  yaraTriage = 'yara-triage',\n  /** The cheap repo scan that classifies which projects a program acts on. */\n  detection = 'detection',\n}\n\n// ── Integration / CLI ───────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n/**\n * Detection order matters: put framework-specific integrations BEFORE basic language fallbacks.\n */\nexport enum Integration {\n  // Frameworks\n  nextjs = 'nextjs',\n  nuxt = 'nuxt',\n  vue = 'vue',\n  reactRouter = 'react-router',\n  tanstackStart = 'tanstack-start',\n  tanstackRouter = 'tanstack-router',\n  reactNative = 'react-native',\n  angular = 'angular',\n  astro = 'astro',\n  django = 'django',\n  flask = 'flask',\n  fastapi = 'fastapi',\n  laravel = 'laravel',\n  sveltekit = 'sveltekit',\n  flutter = 'flutter',\n  kmp = 'kmp',\n  swift = 'swift',\n  android = 'android',\n  rails = 'rails',\n  elixir = 'elixir',\n  go = 'go',\n  rust = 'rust',\n  // Must stay after kmp/swift/android: those claim gradle projects first.\n  java = 'java',\n\n  // Language fallbacks. Keep javascriptNode last: it matches any package.json.\n  python = 'python',\n  ruby = 'ruby',\n  javascript_web = 'javascript_web',\n  javascriptNode = 'javascript_node',\n}\n\n// ── Documents the wizard's programs write into the user's project ────\n// Named here so the scanner's documentation allowlist can list them without\n// importing a program; each program re-exports its own.\n/** The events-audit report. */\nexport const EVENTS_AUDIT_REPORT_FILE = 'posthog-events-audit-report.md';\nexport const EVENT_INVENTORY_FILE = '.posthog-events-inventory.json';\n/** Per-part filename pattern emitted by events-audit subagents (e.g. `.posthog-events-inventory.part-3.json`). */\nexport const EVENT_INVENTORY_PART_PATTERN =\n  /^\\.posthog-events-inventory\\.part-\\d+\\.json$/;\n/** The integration program's event plan. */\nexport const EVENT_PLAN_FILE = '.posthog-events.json';\n\nexport interface Args {\n  debug: boolean;\n  integration: Integration;\n}\n\n// ── Environment ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nimport { IS_DEV } from '@env';\nimport {\n  CONTEXT_MILL_LOCAL_URL,\n  getLocalDev,\n  POSTHOG_LOCAL_URL,\n} from './local-dev';\nexport { IS_DEV };\nexport const DEBUG = false;\n\n// ── URLs ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const DEFAULT_URL = IS_DEV\n  ? POSTHOG_LOCAL_URL\n  : 'https://us.posthog.com';\n/**\n * Region-agnostic PostHog app URL. Resolves to us.posthog.com or\n * eu.posthog.com server-side based on the signed-in user's profile.\n * Use this for share-with-user links (e.g. settings pages) so they\n * land on the right region without us needing to know it client-side.\n */\nexport const POSTHOG_APP_URL = IS_DEV\n  ? POSTHOG_LOCAL_URL\n  : 'https://app.posthog.com';\nexport const DEFAULT_HOST_URL = IS_DEV\n  ? POSTHOG_LOCAL_URL\n  : 'https://us.i.posthog.com';\nexport const ISSUES_URL = 'https://github.com/posthog/wizard/issues';\n/** Public status page, linked from transient-failure guidance (e.g. OAuth server_error). */\nexport const POSTHOG_STATUS_PAGE_URL = 'https://www.posthogstatus.com';\nexport const CONTEXT_MILL_URL = 'https://github.com/PostHog/context-mill';\n/**\n * Latest context-mill release page — the BYOAI download link shown in\n * the privacy panel. Deliberately the release PAGE, not a direct asset\n * URL: asset URLs are ~89 chars and hard-wrap inside the 64-col panel,\n * which corrupts terminal copy/paste with a mid-URL line break. This\n * stays under one line; the panel names the exact asset to grab.\n */\nexport const CONTEXT_MILL_RELEASES_URL =\n  'https://github.com/PostHog/context-mill/releases/latest';\nexport const POSTHOG_DOCS_URL = 'https://posthog.com/docs';\nexport const POSTHOG_WIZARD_REPO_URL = 'https://github.com/PostHog/wizard';\nexport const POSTHOG_TERMS_URL = 'https://posthog.com/terms';\nexport const POSTHOG_PRIVACY_URL = 'https://posthog.com/privacy';\nexport const POSTHOG_ORG_AI_SETTINGS_URL =\n  'https://app.posthog.com/settings/organization-details#setting=organization-ai-consent';\nexport const WIZARD_CONTACT_EMAIL = 'wizard@posthog.com';\n\n/**\n * Two origins for the same release, same filenames. Interchangeable bases, so\n * making AWS primary is a `getSkillsBaseUrl` change, not a code change.\n */\nexport const GITHUB_SKILLS_BASE_URL =\n  'https://github.com/PostHog/context-mill/releases/latest/download';\nexport const AWS_SKILLS_BASE_URL = 'https://context-mill.posthog.com/latest';\n/** Alias of `@lib/local-dev`'s constant, kept for existing importers. */\nexport const LOCAL_SKILLS_BASE_URL = CONTEXT_MILL_LOCAL_URL;\n\n/**\n * Driven by `--local-context-mill`, NOT `--local-mcp` (which used to select\n * both). Takes no argument on purpose: callers can't pass the wrong flag.\n */\nexport function getSkillsBaseUrl(): string {\n  return getLocalDev().localContextMill\n    ? LOCAL_SKILLS_BASE_URL\n    : GITHUB_SKILLS_BASE_URL;\n}\n\n// ── Analytics (internal) ──────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const ANALYTICS_POSTHOG_PUBLIC_PROJECT_WRITE_KEY = 'sTMFPsFhdP1Ssg';\nexport const ANALYTICS_HOST_URL = 'https://internal-j.posthog.com';\nexport const ANALYTICS_TEAM_TAG = 'docs-and-wizard';\n\n// ── OAuth / Auth ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const OAUTH_PORTS = [8239, 8238, 8240, 8237, 8236, 8235] as const;\nexport const POSTHOG_US_CLIENT_ID = 'c4Rdw8DIxgtQfA80IiSnGKlNX8QN00cFWF00QQhM';\nexport const POSTHOG_EU_CLIENT_ID = 'bx2C5sZRN03TkdjraCcetvQFPGH6N2Y9vRLkcKEy';\nexport const POSTHOG_DEV_CLIENT_ID = 'DC5uRLVbGI02YQ82grxgnK6Qn12SXWpCqdPb60oZ';\nexport const POSTHOG_PROXY_CLIENT_ID = POSTHOG_US_CLIENT_ID;\nexport const DUMMY_PROJECT_API_KEY = '_YOUR_POSTHOG_PROJECT_TOKEN_';\n\n/**\n * Scopes the wizard requests during the agentic provisioning signup flow.\n *\n * Each entry is justified by what the wizard's agent step does after signup:\n * - user:read         identify the user for analytics + agent context\n * - project:read      look up the freshly-provisioned project\n * - llm_gateway:read  authenticate to gateway.{us,eu}.posthog.com/wizard\n *                     (the agent's LLM calls — without this scope, every\n *                     agent message returns 401)\n * - query:read        run HogQL queries when the agent needs data\n * - dashboard:write   create the onboarding dashboard during setup\n * - insight:write     create the onboarding insights during setup\n * - notebook:write    upload the events-audit report as a PostHog notebook\n *                     in step 6 of the events-audit skill (notebooks-create\n *                     MCP tool requires this scope)\n * - event_definition:write\n *                     create event definitions from the completed wizard\n *                     session's event plan\n *\n * Must be a subset of `ALLOWED_PROVISIONING_SCOPES` in\n * `ee/api/agentic_provisioning/views.py` on the backend.\n */\nexport const WIZARD_PROVISIONING_SCOPES = [\n  'user:read',\n  'project:read',\n  'llm_gateway:read',\n  'dashboard:write',\n  'insight:write',\n  'query:read',\n  'notebook:write',\n  'event_definition:write',\n] as const;\n\n/**\n * Scopes the wizard requests during the OAuth login flow. 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Separately, the consent screen lets the\n * user deselect any scope the app doesn't mark required. Both paths\n * yield a granted `scope` narrower than requested, with no error, so\n * never assume the token carries this list — the token response's\n * `scope` field is the truth, and `missingOAuthScopes` (utils/oauth.ts)\n * diffs it at login. Ceiling procedure: the \"scope-ceiling-invalid-scope\"\n * runbook in PostHog/runbooks. Keep its worked example in sync when this\n * list changes.\n */\nexport const WIZARD_OAUTH_SCOPES = [\n  ...WIZARD_PROVISIONING_SCOPES,\n  'health_issue:read',\n  'wizard_session:read',\n  'wizard_session:write',\n  'wizard_run:write',\n  'organization:read',\n] as const;\n\n// ── Wizard run / variants ───────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const WIZARD_INTERACTION_EVENT_NAME = 'wizard interaction';\nexport const WIZARD_REMARK_EVENT_NAME = 'wizard remark';\n/** Multivariate flag: `wizard-run` publishes to WizardRun, anything else to WizardSession. */\nexport const WIZARD_RUN_SYNC_FLAG_KEY = 'wizard-run-sync';\n/** Boolean feature flag that routes a run to the experimental orchestrator runner. */\nexport const WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_FLAG_KEY = 'wizard-orchestrator';\n/** Multivariate flag: per-stage orchestrator overrides ride each variant's JSON payload (`{stage: {model?, effort?}}`). */\nexport const WIZARD_ORCHESTRATOR_OVERRIDE_FLAG_KEY =\n  'wizard-orchestrator-override';\n/** Boolean flag: on → pi for self-driving. 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+import { appendFileSync, mkdirSync } from "fs";
+import path from "path";
+import { inspect } from "node:util";
+import { tmpdir } from "node:os";
+import { join as join$1, sep as sep$1 } from "node:path";
+//#region src/lib/headless-mode.ts
+/**
+* The on-CLI flag name. Intentionally ugly + undocumented; do not surface it in
+* `--help`, the README, or user-facing error messages.
+*/
+const HEADLESS_FLAG = "headless-DONOTUSE-EXPERIMENTAL";
+/**
+* The yargs option declaration for the headless flag. Commands opt in so that
+* unsupported commands reject headless execution instead of starting it.
+*/
+const headlessOption = { [HEADLESS_FLAG]: {
+	default: false,
+	describe: "EXPERIMENTAL — do not use. Unstable, subject to breaking changes.",
+	type: "boolean",
+	hidden: true
+} };
+/**
+* Read the headless signal off a parsed argv / options bag. yargs always sets
+* the value under the declared key (`HEADLESS_FLAG`), so reading that key is
+* reliable regardless of camel-case expansion.
+*/
+function isHeadless(options) {
+	return options[HEADLESS_FLAG] === true;
+}
+const regionOption = { region: {
+	describe: "PostHog cloud region\nenv: POSTHOG_WIZARD_REGION",
+	choices: ["us", "eu"],
+	type: "string",
+	hidden: true
+} };
+//#endregion
+//#region src/env.ts
+/**
+* Central environment variable access for the PostHog wizard.
+*
+* ── Build-time constants ────────────────────────────────────────────
+* Inlined by tsdown's `env` option at compile time. After build, the
+* runtime value of these env vars has zero effect on the wizard.
+*
+* ── Runtime variables ───────────────────────────────────────────────
+* Read through `runtimeEnv()` with a typed allowlist. This makes every
+* runtime dependency on the environment explicit and grep-able.
+*
+* ── Direct process.env access ───────────────────────────────────────
+* Reserved for subprocess environment configuration (writes) and
+* vendored code. Production source outside those cases should use
+* this module instead.
+*/
+const NODE_ENV = "production";
+/** 'cloud' when launched with the experimental headless flag, else 'local' — resolved once from argv at launch. */
+const RUN_SURFACE = process.argv.some((a) => a === `--headless-DONOTUSE-EXPERIMENTAL` || a.startsWith(`--headless-DONOTUSE-EXPERIMENTAL=`)) ? "cloud" : "local";
+/** Read a runtime environment variable. Only allowlisted keys compile. */
+function runtimeEnv(key) {
+	return process.env[key];
+}
+/**
+* The PostHog task run that launched this wizard, when one did. A cloud run's
+* sandbox exports both ids into the wizard's environment; every local run
+* leaves them undefined. Resolved once at launch, like RUN_SURFACE above.
+*/
+const TASK_RUN_ID = runtimeEnv("POSTHOG_TASK_RUN_ID") || void 0;
+const TASK_ID = runtimeEnv("POSTHOG_TASK_ID") || void 0;
+//#endregion
+//#region src/shared/utils/paths.ts
+const TMP = process.platform === "win32" ? tmpdir() : "/tmp";
+const WIZARD_LOG_FILE = join$1(TMP, "posthog-wizard.log");
+const WIZARD_BENCHMARK_FILE = join$1(TMP, "posthog-wizard-benchmark.json");
+/** Default target of `--task-stream-log`. Dev builds only. */
+const WIZARD_TASK_STREAM_FILE = join$1(TMP, "posthog-wizard-task-stream.jsonl");
+const WIZARD_YARA_REPORT_FILE = join$1(TMP, "posthog-wizard-yara-report.json");
+/**
+* Strip an absolute installDir prefix off a project file path so the UI
+* renders `index.js:12` instead of `/Users/.../index.js:12`. Defends
+* against false matches like `/Users/foo` ⊂ `/Users/foobar/x.js` by
+* normalizing to a trailing path separator before the prefix check.
+*/
+function relativeToInstallDir(file, installDir) {
+	const prefix = installDir.endsWith(sep$1) ? installDir : installDir + sep$1;
+	return file.startsWith(prefix) ? file.slice(prefix.length) : file;
+}
+//#endregion
+//#region src/shared/utils/debug.ts
+let logFilePath = WIZARD_LOG_FILE;
+let fileLoggingEnabled = true;
+let consoleLoggingEnabled = false;
+function stringify(value) {
+	if (typeof value === "string") return value;
+	if (value instanceof Error) return value.stack ?? String(value);
+	try {
+		return JSON.stringify(value, null, 2) ?? inspect(value, { depth: 3 });
+	} catch {
+		return inspect(value, { depth: 3 });
+	}
+}
+function renderLine(args) {
+	return args.map(stringify).join(" ");
+}
+function getLogFilePath() {
+	return logFilePath;
+}
+function configureLogFile(opts) {
+	if (opts.path !== void 0) {
+		logFilePath = opts.path;
+		ensuredLogDir = false;
+	}
+	if (opts.enabled !== void 0) fileLoggingEnabled = opts.enabled;
+}
+let ensuredLogDir = false;
+let reportedLogFailure = false;
+function reportLogFailureOnce(err) {
+	if (reportedLogFailure) return;
+	reportedLogFailure = true;
+	import("./analytics-BcV-WCM4.js").then(({ analytics }) => analytics.captureException(err instanceof Error ? err : new Error(String(err)), {
+		source: "log-file-write",
+		log_path: logFilePath,
+		platform: process.platform
+	})).catch(() => {});
+}
+function appendLine(text) {
+	try {
+		appendFileSync(logFilePath, text);
+	} catch (err) {
+		if (ensuredLogDir) {
+			reportLogFailureOnce(err);
+			return;
+		}
+		ensuredLogDir = true;
+		try {
+			mkdirSync(path.dirname(logFilePath), { recursive: true });
+			appendFileSync(logFilePath, text);
+		} catch (retryErr) {
+			reportLogFailureOnce(retryErr);
+		}
+	}
+}
+function configureLogFileFromEnvironment() {
+	const dir = runtimeEnv("POSTHOG_WIZARD_LOG_DIR");
+	if (dir) configureLogFile({ path: path.join(dir, "posthog-wizard.log") });
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+function initLogFile() {
+	if (!fileLoggingEnabled) return;
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+	appendLine(`\n${divider}\nPostHog Wizard Run: ${(/* @__PURE__ */ new Date()).toISOString()}\n${divider}\n`);
+}
+function logToFile(...args) {
+	if (!fileLoggingEnabled) return;
+	appendLine(`[${(/* @__PURE__ */ new Date()).toISOString()}] ${renderLine(args)}\n`);
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+/** Replace the console sink; returns the previous one so callers can restore it. */
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+	debugSink = sink;
+	return previous;
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+	if (!consoleLoggingEnabled) return;
+	debugSink(renderLine(args));
+}
+function enableDebugLogs() {
+	consoleLoggingEnabled = true;
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+//#endregion
+export { TASK_RUN_ID as _, getLogFilePath as a, isHeadless as b, setDebugSink as c, WIZARD_TASK_STREAM_FILE as d, WIZARD_YARA_REPORT_FILE as f, TASK_ID as g, RUN_SURFACE as h, enableDebugLogs as i, WIZARD_BENCHMARK_FILE as l, NODE_ENV as m, configureLogFileFromEnvironment as n, initLogFile as o, relativeToInstallDir as p, debug as r, logToFile as s, configureLogFile as t, WIZARD_LOG_FILE as u, runtimeEnv as v, regionOption as x, headlessOption as y };
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