feat(webhook): show and protect the profile a standing watch uses (#582) - #583
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A standing watch's row in the Automations panel named no worker at
all - the resolved profile only ever showed up buried in the fold's
--preamble prose, and the Profiles panel had no idea a watch was
depending on one, so deleting it silently downgraded that watch to
the box default agent with no warning ($$ surprise).
webhook-spawn.sh gains --resolved-profile TOPIC, a JSON twin of
--preamble that reports the SAME resolution (watch's own
spawnConfig.profile, else AGENT_BOX_HOOK_PROFILE, each validated) as
{"profile": NAME|null, "missing": [NAME...]} instead of prose to
scrape. The settings daemon uses it to badge each watch's row with
"Profile: NAME" (or "No profile - box default agent", plus which
named profile was missing), and to warn a profile's delete button
with which standing watches depend on it before the button is
pressed.
Checks run natively (aarch64, this box): module-generated-up-to-date,
assemble-module-escaping, golden-snapshot, backend-parity,
profile-panel, webhook-spawn-claim, and the rest of the aarch64-linux
check set, all green. tests/webhook.nix gained --resolved-profile
assertions alongside the existing --preamble ones and settings-page
badge/warning assertions (also fixed a stale `page.split("Standing
watch")` there that silently matched nothing since the panel's
rename to "Automations", so it isolated no rows at all). The
interactive VM test itself is x86_64-only and could not run on this
box; verified the new webhook-spawn.sh mode and settings-daemon
rendering directly with a local rig (expanded @@include markers,
stubbed envstore/session-bin) mirroring the same scenarios.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViaX1ejJ6djKUrAE3ps7c9
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds machine-readable webhook profile resolution, cached settings-side profile usage aggregation, resolved-profile badges for standing watches, deletion warnings, generated payload updates, and VM test coverage for explicit, default, fallback, and missing profiles. ChangesWebhook profile resolution and settings visibility
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Profile deletion warnings remain functionally safe, but one confirmation message has a grammar defect that can reduce clarity for users deleting a profile used by standing watches. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant StandingWatch
participant SettingsDaemon
participant WebhookSpawn
participant DispatchConfig
StandingWatch->>SettingsDaemon: render watch profile
SettingsDaemon->>WebhookSpawn: request --resolved-profile
WebhookSpawn->>DispatchConfig: read watch and box profile configuration
DispatchConfig-->>WebhookSpawn: selected profile and missing profiles
WebhookSpawn-->>SettingsDaemon: profile-resolution JSON
SettingsDaemon-->>StandingWatch: display effective profile and warnings
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In `@modules/agent-box.nix`:
- Around line 17212-17224: Update the watch_warn confirmation text in the topics
handling block to replace the singular and plural “matches” wording with “starts
sessions,” preserving the existing singular/plural grammar and the “on the box
default agent instead” suffix.
In `@modules/src/settings-daemon.py`:
- Around line 3638-3644: Update profile_usage() in
modules/src/settings-daemon.py so the complete watch-deletion confirmation text
is serialized with json.dumps() before insertion into the JavaScript handler,
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A webhook topic (source:key) is not charset-restricted the way a
profile name is - local-webhook's own key pattern allows an
apostrophe - so the delete-confirm text render_profiles() builds
from profile_usage()'s topic list was hand-spliced into a
single-quoted confirm('...') string after only html.escape(). The
browser decodes ' back to ' before handing the onsubmit text to
the JS parser, so a topic like "github:x');alert(1);//" broke out of
the string.
Build the whole confirm() message with json.dumps() (which correctly
escapes quotes, backslashes and control characters as a JS string
literal) and html.escape() the result once, for the HTML attribute.
Also fixes the confirm text's "matches ... instead" wording per the
same review ("starts ... instead").
Verified with a local rig: an apostrophe, a double quote, a
backslash and a `</script><script>` payload in a topic name all now
round-trip through json.loads() unchanged and never reach the page as
literal markup. Re-ran the full aarch64-linux check set (all green,
including profile-panel's native unit tests) and regenerated the
module/golden snapshot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViaX1ejJ6djKUrAE3ps7c9
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September 4, 2026 19:50
addressed in 195f784: wording fix + json.dumps() serialization for the confirm() dialog
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Summary
--preambleprose), and the Profiles panel had no idea a watch was depending on one — deleting it silently downgraded that watch to the box default agent, with no warning.webhook-spawn.shgains--resolved-profile TOPIC [NOTE], a machine-readable twin of--preamblereporting the same resolution (a watch's ownspawnConfig.profile, elseAGENT_BOX_HOOK_PROFILE, each validated) as{"profile": NAME|null, "missing": [NAME...]}.Test plan
nix run .#assemble— module regenerated, committedpython3 tests/test-assemble-module.py— passnix run .#update-golden— golden snapshot updated (settings + webhook-spawn payloads), diff reviewed and matches intentpython3 tests/test_agentbox.py --update— no diff (this is a UI-payload-only change; native config JSON is unaffected, as expected)aarch64-linuxflake checks green, includingprofile-panel(native unit tests forrender_profiles, updated for the newusagearg — kept optional/defaulted so unrelated tests didn't need touching) andbackend-parity--resolved-profileassertions totests/webhook.nixalongside every existing--preamblescenario (watch-level override, box-wide fallback, invalid-watch-profile-falls-back, invalid-box-profile), plus settings-page assertions for the new row badge and the profiles-panel usage warningpage.split("Standing watch")in that same test file — it silently matched nothing since the panel's rename to "Automations" (Standing watch UI: TMI #259), so it isolated no rows at all; every assertion using it was passing against the whole page with no real isolationwebhook.nix) itself isx86_64-linux-only and could not run on this (aarch64) box. Verified the newwebhook-spawn.shmode and the settings-daemon rendering directly with a local rig instead: expanded the@@includemarkers, stubbedAGENT_BOX_ENVSTORE_BIN/AGENT_BOX_SESSION_BIN, and replayed the same watch/profile scenarios (own profile, box-wide fallback, invalid name falling back, fully unset) end to end, confirming the JSON and the rendered HTML/confirm() text match what the test asserts. Will watch CI on this PR to confirm the real VM test agrees.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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