feat(broker): advertise node repo keys from AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS - #1623
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bootstrap_node_manifest hardcoded `repo_keys: None`, and the broker had no configuration surface for it at all, so a node served by `broker init` could never advertise a repository and was permanently ineligible for repo-qualified placement — even with the checkout on its disk. Read AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS as a trimmed, order-preserving, de-duplicated CSV, mirroring node_capacity_harnesses(). Absent stays None so existing nodes are unchanged; present-but-empty yields Some([]), which build_node_register already forwards as an authoritative clear. Validation is left to build_node_register, which is the wire's privacy boundary. Closes #1622 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 1a0d070b-c811-486f-9a86-9e9743becdb7
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The broker now advertises configured repository keys, enabling repo-qualified placement. The change is mergeable with owner awareness that declared keys are not independently verified against checkouts and that removing or rolling back the advertisement may require an explicit empty configuration and restart. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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RelayFlow->>Broker: Start with AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS
Broker->>Broker: Normalize and sort repository keys
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P3: The changelog bullet names the internal `AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS` environment variable, which is implementation backstory. Per repo changelog conventions, lead with the client-visible outcome and omit internal environment variables. Drop the env var and keep the practical effect.</violation>
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P3: The changelog bullet names the internal AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS environment variable, which is implementation backstory. Per repo changelog conventions, lead with the client-visible outcome and omit internal environment variables. Drop the env var and keep the practical effect.
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I don't think this one holds, and I'd rather say so than quietly change it — please reopen if you disagree.
AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS is not implementation backstory here; it is the entire user-visible surface of the change. There is no command, flag, or API to name instead — setting that variable is the only way an operator uses this. Removing it leaves "nodes advertise repository keys", which states an outcome the reader cannot act on.
The convention in AGENTS.md asks for exactly this: "name the command, API, schema, or package touched and the practical effect." What it excludes is "issue/PR links, internal review notes, implementation backstory" — an operator-facing configuration variable is none of those.
The changelog itself is the stronger evidence. 26 existing entries name an environment variable, several as the configuration surface of the change being described:
`agent-relay node up` now binds an OS-assigned API port atomically by default … `AGENT_RELAY_BROKER_PORT` remains an explicit stable-port override.… reducing dropped or batched leading characters during injection. Tunable via `RELAY_INJECT_RATE_MS` (default `5`; `0` restores the single bulk write).The broker now reads its telemetry preference and machine-id files from `AGENT_RELAY_DATA_DIR` when set …
Each names the variable precisely because that is what a reader needs. The current bullet follows the same shape and already leads with the outcome rather than the mechanism:
Broker-served fleet nodes advertise repository keys from
AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS, so they can be selected for repo-qualified placement instead of being permanently ineligible for it.
Leaving as-is. Happy to reword if a maintainer reads the convention differently.
Review follow-ups on #1623. Sort the deduplicated keys. `nodeRepoKeys` in packages/fleet already returns `Object.keys(...).sort()`, so leaving this in config order made the same set of repositories advertise differently depending on which producer registered the node. This is where it deliberately parts company with node_capacity_harnesses: repo keys are a set, not a preference order. Guard bootstrap_node_manifest_advertises_capacity_not_bare_spawn with the env mutex. That test asserts nothing about repositories, but the function it calls now reads AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS, so without the lock it raced the repo tests' set_var — the same process-global environ hazard already documented on the static. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 1a0d070b-c811-486f-9a86-9e9743becdb7
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991-993: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the actual mutex name in the safety comments.
NodeReposEnvGuardholdsNODE_ID_ENV_MUTEX, but Lines 991 and 1006 refer toNODE_REPOS_ENV_MUTEX. UseNODE_ID_ENV_MUTEXin both comments so the safety argument identifies the lock that actually protects the unsafe environment operations.Proposed documentation fix
- // SAFETY: these tests hold NODE_REPOS_ENV_MUTEX while mutating the + // SAFETY: these tests hold NODE_ID_ENV_MUTEX while mutating the ... - // SAFETY: NODE_REPOS_ENV_MUTEX serializes environment mutations for these + // SAFETY: NODE_ID_ENV_MUTEX serializes environment mutations for theseAlso applies to: 1006-1007
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The PR proof contract requires every feature PR to own one case. This one builds agent-relay-broker from the TARGET checkout and runs the real binary against a stand-in for Relaycast's node-control endpoint, reading the `node.register` frame the broker actually puts on the wire. That is the only honest observable here: bootstrap_node_manifest is private, so nothing outside the crate can call it, and a unit test present only on the head cannot prove the base is broken. `repo_keys` is `skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none"`, so the field is simply absent from the frame on base and present on head. The observation is derived from the captured frame, never from RELAY_PR_PROOF_ARM; the arm only labels the record. A head build that failed to advertise would report `absent` and be rejected by the gate. Verified locally on both arms: base (a8d2cab) emits no repo_keys field, head emits ["AgentWorkforce/factory","AgentWorkforce/relay"] sorted from an unsorted AGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOS. Cold build 4m18s, inside the 1800s cap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 1a0d070b-c811-486f-9a86-9e9743becdb7
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The Cloud proof sandbox ships no Rust toolchain, so the first run of this case died on `spawnSync cargo ENOENT`. Both pre-existing cases are TypeScript, so nothing had needed cargo there before, and the `dtolnay/rust-toolchain` action the repo's other workflows use is a GitHub Action that cannot help inside the sandbox. Resolve cargo from PATH or ~/.cargo/bin, and install a minimal rustup stable toolchain when neither has it. There is no pinned rust-toolchain.toml, so stable matches what CI builds with. Validated both paths: detection against a host that already has cargo, and the install command in an isolated HOME, which lands cargo at ~/.cargo/bin/cargo exactly where the runner looks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 1a0d070b-c811-486f-9a86-9e9743becdb7
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P3: The toolchain bootstrap pipes curl https://sh.rustup.rs | sh, an unpinned and mutable source that the runner executes with full user privileges. This is a supply-chain and reproducibility exposure for a proof gate that otherwise pins third-party actions to immutable SHAs: today's stable is not the same rustc this proof will build with tomorrow, and a compromised or changed installer script silently alters the binary under test. Download a pinned rustup-init at a fixed version/checksum (or set RUSTUP_UPDATE_ROOT), then verify it before executing it.
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<comment>The toolchain bootstrap pipes `curl https://sh.rustup.rs | sh`, an unpinned and mutable source that the runner executes with full user privileges. This is a supply-chain and reproducibility exposure for a proof gate that otherwise pins third-party actions to immutable SHAs: today's `stable` is not the same rustc this proof will build with tomorrow, and a compromised or changed installer script silently alters the binary under test. Download a pinned rustup-init at a fixed version/checksum (or set RUSTUP_UPDATE_ROOT), then verify it before executing it.</comment>
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Largely valid — pinned in 9a51368.
The reproducibility half is the part I think really bites: "today's stable is not the same rustc this proof will build with tomorrow" applies to a gate whose whole purpose is a reproducible red/green record. The installer now fetches a version-pinned, immutable rustup-init:
https://static.rust-lang.org/rustup/archive/1.28.2/<target>/rustup-init
resolved from process.platform/process.arch, downloaded, chmod +x, executed, then removed. No mutable script is piped into a shell on any platform in that table. I verified the pinned URL returns 200 for both linux targets, and ran the exact command end-to-end in an isolated HOME — cargo lands at ~/.cargo/bin/cargo, which is where resolveCargo looks.
Two deliberate departures from your suggestion, both stated so a reviewer can overrule them:
The toolchain stays stable, not a pinned rustc. Every Rust workflow in this repository uses dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable, and there is no rust-toolchain.toml. Pinning a specific rustc here would prove the change against a compiler CI never builds with, which trades one reproducibility problem for a worse fidelity one. The pinned installer is the part that was genuinely unpinned.
An unrecognised platform still falls back to sh.rustup.rs, and logs that it did. A silently unprovable case is a worse failure than a mutable installer on a platform the target table does not yet cover — and the fallback is now visible in the log rather than implicit.
I did not add a checksum on top of the pinned URL. The archive path is immutable and served over TLS, so a checksum would mostly add a value that goes stale on every version bump. Happy to add one if you would rather have belt and braces.
Worth noting for context: this runner only executes inside the two Cloud proof sandboxes, which already run PR-authored code by design — the README says as much and asks a reviewer to inspect the runner. So the pin improves reproducibility and removes a mutable execution, but it is not the only thing standing between this PR and the sandbox.
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… as data Review follow-ups on #1623. - Bound both spawnSync calls. They block the event loop, so an unbounded child made the case unabortable from inside: no timer or Promise.race could fire and only the 1800s case budget could kill it, reporting a network stall as an undiagnosable infrastructure failure. - Report a wrong-content head build as data, not a throw. The runner contract is explicit that a non-zero exit is an infrastructure failure that cannot prove anything, and the sibling `absent` branch was already handled as data. It now emits a distinct signature the gate rejects on mismatch, naming what was actually advertised. - Pin rustup-init to an immutable archive URL instead of piping sh.rustup.rs. The toolchain stays `stable`, matching dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable used by every other Rust workflow here; an unrecognised platform still falls back and says so, because an unprovable case is worse than a mutable installer. - Put only the SELECTED cargo's directory on PATH. Prepending ~/.cargo/bin unconditionally could let a rustup toolchain shadow a system cargo that resolveCargo had already chosen, building with a different rustc than the cargo invoked. - Correct the stale ws-observer JSDoc: every HTTP request is answered with the Relaycast agent envelope, not `{}`. Both arms re-verified locally: base absent, head fixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 1a0d070b-c811-486f-9a86-9e9743becdb7
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The version probes in resolveCargo were still unbounded spawnSync calls, which is the same unabortable hazard the previous commit removed from the install and build steps: `cargo --version` is not guaranteed instant, because a rustup shim can fetch a toolchain over the network on first use. Both probes now carry PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS. A timed-out probe sets `error`, which the existing check already treats as "not usable", so a hung candidate falls through to the install path instead of wedging the case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 1a0d070b-c811-486f-9a86-9e9743becdb7
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Closes #1622.
What was wrong
A node served by
agent-relay-broker initcould never advertise a repository, because the only place the broker builds aNodeManifesthardcoded the field:The manifest is only ever constructed in-process — no env var, file, or stdin path deserializes one — and the broker's complete node-config surface was
AGENT_RELAY_NODE_HARNESSESandAGENT_RELAY_NODE_MAX_AGENTS. A search for any env var matching[A-Z_]*REPO[A-Z_]*acrosscrates/returned nothing.Everything downstream was already plumbed:
protocol.rscarriesrepo_keys,node_control.rsforwards it into registration, andfleet_wire.rsasserts the wire accepts public keys and rejects private paths. Only the producer could not populate it, so a broker-served node was permanently ineligible for any repo-qualified placement.Impact this unblocks
sf-miniruns viabroker init, reportstags: [], and has the factory repo checked out — it simply had no way to say so. It is not alone: all five spawn-capable nodes online inrw_7ccfea89(sf-mini,finn-mini,daytona-1538-verify-0817b,cloud-3061-repro-0817,cloud-3129-ctrl-3) reporttags: [], so no node in the workspace can be selected for a repo-qualified placement at all. A Factory dispatch carryingrepo: AgentWorkforce/factoryhad nowhere to land:Switching that host to the
agent-relay node uppath (which does supportrepoPaths) is not a workaround: it was deliberately moved off it becausenode upinside a git repo rewrites the repo pin (#1432 item 4) and previously left the node silently offline in this workspace for 18 days.The change
node_capacity_repos()readsAGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOSas a comma-separated, trimmed, order-preserving, de-duplicated list, mirroringnode_capacity_harnesses()exactly.bootstrap_node_manifestuses it instead ofNone.Two deliberate decisions:
None, notSome([]). Every broker-served node in the fleet today has no such variable set, andSome([])is forwarded bybuild_node_registeras an authoritative clear. Conflating the two would have turned a no-op upgrade into a fleet-wide retraction. A value that is present but contributes no entries still yieldsSome([]), which is how an operator deliberately retracts a stale advertisement.build_node_registeralready treats the Fleet wire as a privacy boundary and drops anything that is not a bareowner/namekey. A second copy of that rule would sit one edit away from disagreeing with the one that actually guards the wire.Tests
Four added, all in
runtime::init::tests:bootstrap_node_manifest_advertises_no_repos_when_env_is_absent— the backward-compatibility guardbootstrap_node_manifest_advertises_configured_repo_keys— trimmed, order-preserving, de-duplicatedbootstrap_node_manifest_forwards_an_explicitly_empty_value_as_a_clear— present-but-empty is distinct from absentconfigured_repo_paths_never_reach_the_fleet_wire— pipes a path-shaped env value through the real producer intobuild_node_registerand asserts no absolute path is serialized, so the two halves are proven to compose rather than each being correct aloneAblation
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repo_keys: node_capacity_repos()reverted toNoneand the tests untouched:Three fail, and the backward-compat guard correctly still passes — it asserts the reverted behaviour.
A defect the ablation caught
The ablation run also failed
node_id_env_guard_restores_original_node_env, a pre-existing test that had passed moments earlier. That was order-dependence I introduced: I had given the new guard its own mutex.set_varrewrites a process-global environ table, so mutating one key races a concurrent read of any other key — which is why this module already had a single lock. The new guard now takesNODE_ID_ENV_MUTEX, and the reason is recorded on the static so it is not re-split later.runtime::initwas then run six consecutive times with no failures.Reported by factory-lead-r4 while tracing why Cloud Factory dispatched work that never placed.
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The full
-p agent-relay-broker --librun reports 1024 passed, 5 failed. All five arespawner::tests::broker_hook_*, which shell out to a realgit commitin a temp fixture. The identical five fail on unmodifiedorigin/mainin a clean worktree (5 passed; 5 failedof thebroker_hookfilter), so they are pre-existing and environmental, not introduced here. Baselined rather than assumed.RelayFlow Proof
feature1622-broker-node-repo-keysbootstrap_node_manifestis private, so nothing outside the crate can call it, and the contract is explicit that a unit test present only on the head cannot prove the base is broken. So the case buildsagent-relay-brokerfrom the target checkout and runs the real binary against a dependency-free stand-in for Relaycast's node-control endpoint, reading thenode.registerframe the broker actually puts on the wire.repo_keysisskip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none", so the field is absent from that frame on base and present on head.The observation is derived from the captured frame, never from
RELAY_PR_PROOF_ARM— the arm only labels the record. A head build that failed to advertise would reportabsentand be rejected by the gate.Verified locally on both arms before pushing:
node.registera8d2cab09(cleanorigin/main)repo_keysfield, despiteAGENT_RELAY_NODE_REPOSbeing setabsent/broker_node_register_omits_repo_keys"repo_keys":["AgentWorkforce/factory","AgentWorkforce/relay"]fixed/broker_node_register_advertises_sorted_repo_keysThe configured value is deliberately unsorted (
AgentWorkforce/relay,AgentWorkforce/factory), so the head arm also demonstrates the canonical ordering.This is the repository's first Rust proof case; both existing cases are TypeScript. The cold
cargo buildmeasured 4m18s locally, within the manifest's 1800s cap, but it is the dominant cost of each arm.