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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI adds project-token credential resolution, Hybrid Link and routing-policy commands, QuickLink controls, message transport selection, and operation-status reporting. The changes also update project context resolution, cancellation handling, CI SDK setup, documentation, and tests. ChangesHybrid Link CLI
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MessageSendText
participant MessagingAPI
participant MessageOperationStatus
MessageSendText->>MessagingAPI: Submit message
MessagingAPI-->>MessageSendText: Return operation ID when outcome is unknown
MessageOperationStatus->>MessagingAPI: Request operation status
MessagingAPI-->>MessageOperationStatus: Return operation status
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to As checked in, the CLI does not build from a clean install because it depends on an SDK version that lacks the Hybrid Link types. CI passes only because it substitutes an unpublished SDK. Pin a compatible published SDK and have CI verify that dependency before merging. Also stop the CI workflow from keeping checkout credentials while the SDK's package scripts run. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| const client = await this.messagingClient(flags, { | ||
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When a private-preview user authenticates with POLYMORFA_PROJECT_TOKEN or a project-token profile, this command fails before making a request: messagingClient uses resolveCommandEnvironment, which does not resolve environment project tokens and explicitly rejects project-token profiles, while serverApiKeyOnly accepts only apiKey. The same wiring affects pause/resume, routing-policy get/set, message operation-status, and supplementary QuickLink creation, so project tokens documented as supported cannot use most of the new feature; these commands should resolve durable project credentials and reject only browser client tokens where appropriate.
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| `${response.data.data.revision}\t${response.data.data.paused ? 'paused' : 'active'}`, | ||
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In the default human-readable mode, two Numbers with the same revision and pause flag produce identical output even when their connections readiness differs. This prevents hybrid-link state from fulfilling its advertised readiness check unless the operator knows to add --json; include the returned connection/readiness information in the human summary.
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| const environment = await resolveCommandEnvironment({ | ||
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| ...(flags.project === undefined ? {} : {project: flags.project}), |
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When a project-token profile bound to project A is used from a directory linked to project B without an explicit --project, this path passes no project context to resolveCommandEnvironment, so its mismatch check is skipped. The newly supported Hybrid mutations then operate with project A's token instead of failing as the documented project-context safety rule promises; resolve the linked project here, as developerSession and quickLinksClient do, before accepting the profile.
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For project and session policies, this unconditionally requires --project, so the new commands fail before making a request when the project is supplied by the nearest polymorfa.json or the selected profile. That breaks the CLI's documented --project → directory link → profile precedence and also bypasses normal slug-to-UUID canonicalization; build the scope from the resolved project context rather than directly from the raw flag.
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| data.allowed && data.addConnection | ||
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When the API returns existing connections or a non-null resumeQuickLinkId—notably when allowed is false because setup is already pending—the default output discards both and only says that no connection is available. This prevents the command from fulfilling its advertised connection inspection and hides the QuickLink the operator can resume unless they know to use --json; include those returned fields in the human summary.
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| readProjectLink: | ||
| options.serverCredentialOnly !== undefined && | ||
| options.ignoreProjectLink !== true, |
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When any of the new hybrid-link commands or message operation-status runs with an environment/API-key profile beneath a malformed or unreadable polymorfa.json, serverCredentialOnly enables this unconditional link lookup, so findProjectLink throws before the credential is resolved or a request is sent. Unlike project-token profiles, API keys need no directory mismatch validation for these session-addressed endpoints, and the resolved link is otherwise unused; the team-policy callers opt out, but these four new callers still fail for an unrelated local file. Restrict link loading to credentials for which the project-token profile check is actually needed.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 31-35: Set persist-credentials to false on both actions/checkout
steps in the workflow, including the companion SDK checkout, so checkout
credentials are unavailable to subsequent SDK install and build scripts.
- Line 42: Update the SDK dependency in package.json and package-lock.json to a
compatible published version, then have the CI install step validate the locked
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In `@src/context/environment.ts`:
- Line 466: Update the project-token error message in the profile validation
branch to use input.surface: retain the organization API key wording for
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Stop retaining checkout credentials during SDK scripts.
actions/checkout@v6 persists credentials by default, including for this companion checkout. The following SDK install and build steps execute package scripts while those credentials remain available through Git configuration. Set persist-credentials: false on both checkouts if later steps do not need authenticated Git commands. Checkout v6 stores persisted credentials under $RUNNER_TEMP; it does not remove their availability to subsequent Git commands. (github.com)
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| throw new PolymorfaConfigurationError( | ||
| `Profile ${selected} contains a project token, which is accepted only by project-owned developer commands and polymorfa listen.`, | ||
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The project-token profile error names "Platform" for Messaging commands too.
This branch runs when allowProjectToken is not true and the profile holds a project token. It runs for both the platform and messaging surfaces. A Messaging command that does not opt into project tokens can reach it. That happens when messagingClient is called without serverCredentialOnly or serverApiKeyOnly. The user then sees "this Platform command requires an organization API key" for a Messaging command, which is wrong. Choose the text from input.surface.
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- `Profile ${selected} contains a project token; this Platform command requires an organization API key.`,
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+ : `Profile ${selected} contains a project token; this command requires an organization API key or a Messaging client token.`,The Platform test in test/context/environment.test.ts (Lines 440-455) still passes. It only checks for 'organization API key'.
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| `Profile ${selected} contains a project token; this Platform command requires an organization API key.`, | |
| input.surface === 'platform' | |
| ? `Profile ${selected} contains a project token; this Platform command requires an organization API key.` | |
| : `Profile ${selected} contains a project token; this command requires an organization API key or a Messaging client token.`, |
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In `@src/context/environment.ts` at line 466, Update the project-token error
message in the profile validation branch to use input.surface: retain the
organization API key wording for platform and use Messaging-appropriate wording
for messaging that describes the accepted credential types. Locate this branch
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| Messaging accepts exactly one of `POLYMORFA_API_KEY`, `POLYMORFA_PROJECT_TOKEN`, | ||
| or `POLYMORFA_CLIENT_TOKEN`. Project tokens remain confined to their project; | ||
| individual commands enforce their credential requirements. Raw Platform requests | ||
| accept only `POLYMORFA_API_KEY`. Supplying multiple Messaging credentials fails |
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When a user follows this new documentation and runs api --surface messaging with only POLYMORFA_PROJECT_TOKEN (or a project-token profile), the command still calls resolveCommandEnvironment without allowProjectToken, so the environment token is ignored and the profile is rejected before any request is made; with another environment credential present, the documented ambiguity check also ignores the project token. Enable project-token resolution for the raw Messaging surface or remove this advertised support.
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When api --surface messaging selects a project-token profile, this enables the credential but passes neither flags.project nor a linked-project loader to resolveCommandEnvironment. Consequently, running a raw mutation with --project set to another project, or from a directory linked to another project, skips the documented mismatch check and sends the request using the profile's token; forward the explicit and linked project context before accepting project-token profiles.
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| ...(flags.transport === undefined | ||
| ? {} | ||
| : {transport: messageTransport(flags.transport)}), |
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When --transport is used with POLYMORFA_PROJECT_TOKEN or a project-token profile, this request never reaches the API because the unchanged messagingClient(flags) call does not enable project-token resolution. The same default-client path is used by the other send variants, reactions, edits, and deletions, so the documented server credential cannot perform any of the newly exposed Hybrid-routed message operations; these paths should accept server project credentials while rejecting browser client tokens for Hybrid transport selection.
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Summary
Adds Hybrid Link QuickLink setup, per-send transport selection, routing-policy and pause controls, and operation-status recovery for one Number with two transports. Unknown send outcomes show the operation ID and advise against a new key or transport retry. Explicit selection never falls back, and policy writes require the returned revision.
The CLI now pins the published
@polymorfa/sdk@0.1.0-dev.20260923202417prerelease inpackage.jsonandpackage-lock.json(registry integritysha512-XSaxRvSrYGhfrsdlCZfXUqAYOdDfYpcofUTEYiY0tONwuYJSaeTdSP1PJhPqZ8NYuQUAbEnzBRjiF1WodLo4MQ==). A clean Node 22npm cibuilds the CLI duringprepare; CI uses that locked dependency and runsnpm run verifywithout a source-package override. The SDK package came from merged SDK PR #289, merge commit946f30777801553b98191b97ae25505d7ef63e8e.API PR #260 merged at
c8de730f9de1228d283a513953284d66bc91b87d. The SDK's authoritative contract source ispolymorfa/polymorfa@2dd0c1563b1fc4e6525f708afc12e0685110cfe0; subsequent API changes did not change those spec bytes. CLI release and deployed availability remain separate from these merged source and package checks.API, SDK, CLI, docs, feature release, and admin impact
whatsapp_ids, QuickLink additions, policies and operation recovery are in #260. Live provider acceptance and deployed availability are not established by CLI tests.dev. The complete verify command also passed build, typecheck, lint, formatting, package dry run, and production audit. Project-token environment and saved-profile credentials are covered for Hybrid controls and supplementary QuickLink. Flag-only QuickLink creation resolves the same linked, explicit or profile project context before sending. Project and session policies resolve explicit, directory-linked, or profile project context; mismatched project-token profiles fail before transport; browser credentials and Team-scope policy writes remain blocked. Organization commands and team routing policies skip directory project links, including malformed or unreadable files. Raw Messaging requests accept project tokens, reject mixed environment credentials, and check project-token profiles against explicit or linked project context before transport. CI checkouts do not retain repository credentials for package scripts.The API implementation currently rejects browser client-token Hybrid sends. No live COEX Number was supplied; neither this CLI nor its tests send real provider messages. No CLI npm publication, deployment or merge is part of this PR.