2 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Alejandro Gutiérrez	f013436541	chore(broker): typecheck clean (77 → 0) ... paid down the broker's accumulated type debt. zero behavioral changes, purely type-system tightening: - broker.ts: row extraction helper for postgres-js result vs pg shape; findMemberByPubkey defaultGroups null-coalescing. - env.ts: zod default ordered before transform (zod v4 ordering). - index.ts: typed JSON.parse for the tg/token, upload-auth, file-upload, member patch and mesh-settings handlers; export SelfEditablePolicy from member-api; added bodyVersion to WSSendMessage; added the disconnect/kick/ban/unban/list_bans message types to WSClientMessage; String(key) cast for neo4j record symbol-typed keys. - jwt.ts, paths.ts, telegram-token.ts: typed JSON.parse results. - service-manager.ts: typed package.json + MCP JSON-RPC reader. - telegram-bridge.ts: typed WS message handler; missing log import; null-tolerant BridgeRow + skip rows missing memberId/displayName; typed e in catch. - types.ts: bodyVersion on WSSendMessage, manifest on WSSkillData, five new admin message types (kick/disconnect/ban/unban/list_bans). - packages/db/server.ts: drizzle constructor positional args + scoped ts-expect-error for the namespace-bag schema generic mismatch. apps/broker/src/types.ts will eventually want a real audit pass to catch every WS verb and surface the orphans, but this clears the path for 1.30.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-05-04 13:22:09 +01:00
Alejandro Gutiérrez	3c0154ae70	feat(broker): port routing + status model from claude-intercom to postgres ... Ports the proven claude-intercom broker logic into apps/broker with SQLite → Drizzle/Postgres translation. Core state engine kept verbatim: source-priority writes (hook > manual > jsonl), fresh-gating, TTL sweeper for stuck-working, pending-status race handler, priority delivery gates (now/next/low), Windows path encoding (5-candidate fallback incl. Roberto's H:\Claude → H--Claude rule). New modules: - broker.ts (492 lines): writeStatus, handleHookSetStatus, sweepers, presence lifecycle, message queueing + drainForMember, sourceRank + isHookFresh / isSourceFresh logic, findMemberByPubkey (WS auth hook). - paths.ts (141): cwdToProjectKeyCandidates + findActiveJsonl + inferStatusFromJsonl — JSONL fallback inference for peers without hooks installed or with stale hook signals. - types.ts (111): WS protocol envelopes (hello/send/push/ack/error/ set_status), HookSetStatusRequest/Response, ConnectedPeer view. - index.ts (323): HTTP on BROKER_PORT+1 for /hook/set-status + /health; WebSocket on BROKER_PORT for authenticated peer connections with hello/send/set_status handlers; connections registry; heartbeat ping/pong every 30s; graceful SIGTERM/SIGINT that marks all active presences disconnected. Mesh scoping: every query/mutation includes meshId. Peer identity is split between mesh.member (stable) and mesh.presence (ephemeral). WS hello authenticates by pubkey against mesh.member (signature verify is stubbed — libsodium wiring lands in client-side package later). Broker never sees plaintext: nonce + ciphertext are opaque text fields passed through. Routing happens on targetSpec (pubkey | "#channel" | "tag:xyz" | "*"), resolved against currently-connected peers. Dependencies not installed; no tests run. Verified via static review of imports against @turbostarter/db exports. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-04-04 21:32:14 +01:00