fix(adapter-buzz): honor BUZZ_AUTH_TAG so owner attestation works - #140
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The TS runtime authenticates to the relay via nostr-tools directly (connect.ts relay.auth) and never read BUZZ_AUTH_TAG, so an agent deployed with the tag in its env still rendered 'owner unavailable'. Only the buzz CLI honored the tag, and the agent does not use the CLI for its connection — the deploy-side half (chart env) had no consumer. Append the NIP-OA owner tag to the kind-22242 AUTH event, alongside the standard relay + challenge tags, exactly as the Rust harness does (block/buzz crates/buzz-acp/src/relay.rs send_auth_response). Applies to every authenticated connection, so the relay materializes the owner on the persistent chat connection. ownerAuthTag() validates shape (label, arity, hex widths) and treats empty/malformed as absent — the relay stays the authority on the sig. Tests (red-first): ownerAuthTag parsing, and the AUTH event carries the tag when BUZZ_AUTH_TAG is set (and none when unset), asserted against the fake relay's captured AUTH event. tsc clean.
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- Line 103: Isolate the `ownerAuthTag(undefined)` test from any existing
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restoring its prior value afterward, so the test verifies the missing-tag
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Isolate the missing-tag test from BUZZ_AUTH_TAG.
If BUZZ_AUTH_TAG contains a valid tag when the test starts, ownerAuthTag(undefined) reads that tag and this assertion fails. Clear and restore the variable for this case, or test missing environment input through an explicit environment dependency. As per path instructions, tests must “Assert observable outcomes and failure paths.”
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Review comment at @packages/adapter-buzz/test/connect.test.ts at line 103:
Isolate the `ownerAuthTag(undefined)` test from any existing `BUZZ_AUTH_TAG`
value by clearing the environment variable for the assertion and restoring its
prior value afterward, so the test verifies the missing-tag outcome reliably.
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Owner attestation (
BUZZ_OA/ "managed by <owner>") never worked for chart/env-deployed agents. Deploy the agent with a validBUZZ_AUTH_TAGin its env and it still rendered "owner unavailable".Root cause
The TS runtime authenticates to the relay via nostr-tools directly (
adapter-buzz/connect.ts→relay.auth((evt) => signer.signEvent(evt))) and never readBUZZ_AUTH_TAG. Only thebuzzCLI honors the tag (its--auth-tagglobal option), and the agent doesn't use the CLI for its connection. So the documented "putBUZZ_AUTH_TAGin the agent's env" had no consumer on this runtime — the deploy-side half existed, the runtime half didn't.Fix
Append the NIP-OA owner tag to the kind-22242 AUTH event, alongside the standard
relay+challengetags — exactly as the Rust harness does inblock/buzz crates/buzz-acp/src/relay.rssend_auth_response. Applied on every authenticated connection, so the relay materializes the owner on the persistent chat connection.ownerAuthTag()validates shape (labelauth, arity 4, 64-hex owner, 128-hex sig) and treats empty/malformed as absent, not fatal — the relay stays the authority on the signature.Tests (red-first)
ownerAuthTagparsing: valid tag, empty/missing/non-JSON, wrong label/arity/hex-width/non-string.["auth", …]tag is present whenBUZZ_AUTH_TAGis set (and absent when unset), and the AUTH event still verifies.mainand pass with the change;tsc --noEmitclean.(There is one pre-existing reconnect test — "answers the second challenge too" — that fails locally on
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