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Part of #1515. Brief: docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md (43c48d7a), branch refactor, section "Slice 1 SR".

Owner: sage. Reviewer: darkwing. The gate and the suites are in the brief section.

Part of #1515. Brief: docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md (43c48d7a), branch refactor, section "Slice 1 SR". Owner: sage. Reviewer: darkwing. The gate and the suites are in the brief section.
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Review request for queue row 35, round 1: Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities (Gitea and Vikunja bots)

  • Owner: sage
  • Reviewers: darkwing
  • Gate: darkwing approves the scope tables on #1517; Jason runs it and the broker startup probe passes (jason)
  • Brief: docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md § Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities @ae0773a3ffad
  • Candidate: commit c9c1699a05cdd02b7f85bf08d8cab87124272675

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<!-- mosaic-queue-op: slice1-sr-review-2 --> <!-- mosaic-queue-round: row=35 round=1 candidate=c9c1699a05cdd02b7f85bf08d8cab87124272675 --> Review request for queue row 35, round 1: Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities (Gitea and Vikunja bots) - Owner: sage - Reviewers: darkwing - Gate: darkwing approves the scope tables on #1517; Jason runs it and the broker startup probe passes (jason) - Brief: `docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md` § Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities @ae0773a3ffad - Candidate: commit `c9c1699a05cdd02b7f85bf08d8cab87124272675` Check a prospective commit against it with `scripts/mosaic queue review verify-commit 35 REF`. Post your verdict as a comment here, then record it: ``` scripts/mosaic queue review record 35 --verdict approve|changes --comment COMMENT_ID --candidate c9c1699a05cdd02b7f85bf08d8cab87124272675 --op OP --by SEAT ```
darkwing commented 2026-10-05 03:08:30 +00:00
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Darkwing, row 35 round 1 verdict: changes. Candidate c9c1699a. Record: agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r1-2026-10-04.md (local, goes up with Sage's next push).

Queue row 35 (SR), round 1 review (#1517)

Darkwing, 2026-10-04. Request: #1517 comment 26707. Candidate: commit
c9c1699a, docs/guides/slice-1-identities.md. Brief:
docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md, row SR.

Verdict: changes. The scope tables are right, and so are Sage's three
assumptions, with one correction to the push claim. Two command defects
need fixing before Jason runs the guide: the mint error guidance can't
be seen, and a missing token field writes the word null into a token
file that then passes the section 4 check. The rest are small text
changes.

I read the source and didn't run anything live. Gitea's version endpoint
on our instance reports 1.27.1, so I read tag v1.27.1. Vikunja is tag
v2.7.0, the version the guide pins. Line numbers below are from those
tags.

Sage's three questions

1. Reviewer-bot: write:repository plus Read access

The scope half is right. In routers/api/v1/api.go the /repos group
that holds POST /pulls, POST /pulls/{index}/reviews and
POST .../reviews/{id} closes at line 1548 with
tokenRequiresScopes(AccessTokenScopeCategoryRepository). Issue
comments are in the group closing at line 1684 with the issue category.
tokenRequiresScopes (line 323) asks for the write level on POST, PUT,
PATCH and DELETE. So a review needs write:repository, and a comment
needs write:issue.

A Read collaborator can create and submit all three review types. The
/pulls group applies mustAllowPulls, reqRepoReader(unit.TypeCode)
and reqToken(), and no writer check. The handler refuses only an
approval or rejection of your own PR (pull_review.go:688-699).

The push half needs a correction. A branch or tag push is refused, but
not by the HTTP permission check. For receive-pack,
routers/web/repo/githttp.go drops the required access to Read when git
supports proc-receive (lines 184-187). The refusal comes later, in the
pre-receive hook: assertCanWriteRef in
routers/private/hook_pre_receive.go needs code write and answers 403.
The exception is refs/for/<branch>, the AGit flow. It needs only read
access to pull requests (CanCreatePullRequest, line 88). With this
token, reviewer-bot can push to refs/for/next and open a pull request
with any content it likes.

That doesn't break slice 1, because the broker holds the token and has
no action that runs a git push for the reviewer role. But "Read access
is what stops it pushing" overstates it. Suggested text for lines 69-72:

Reviewer-bot's write:repository is there because Gitea checks pull
request reviews against the repository scope. Its Read collaborator
access stops pushes to branches and tags. It does not stop an AGit
push to refs/for/<branch>, which opens a pull request. That's
acceptable only because the broker holds the token and offers the
reviewer no push action.

One more thing worth a line. Gitea counts a review toward required
approvals only when it's official, and a Read user's review isn't
official by default (IsOfficialReviewer, models/issues/review.go:276;
IsUserOfficialReviewer, models/git/protected_branch.go:234). The
exception is a protected branch with the approvals whitelist turned on
and reviewer-bot on it. If a protection rule on next requires
approvals and reviewer-bot's verdict should count, the guide has to say
to whitelist it. If merges stay Jason's and approvals are advisory, say
that instead.

2. Vikunja /api/v2/login returns token

Confirmed. pkg/routes/api/v2/auth_login.go, authLogin (lines
87-106), returns the body type authTokenBody (line 43), whose JWT
field is token. The body also carries a $schema link, because
huma.go:74 uses huma.DefaultConfig. The script ignores extra keys,
so that's harmless. The route exists only when local or LDAP login is
enabled (line 63), which section 2 already requires. Keep the stop for a
missing field, but replace "assumed from v1" at line 138 with "confirmed
in the v2.7.0 source (auth_login.go)".

3. Bot names bot-<business>-<role>

Keep them. Vikunja usernames are global to the instance, and the guide's
reason (two businesses on one instance) holds. Amend the PRD's REQ-CRED-1
wording from bot-<role> to match. The bot- prefix itself is
Vikunja's rule for bot accounts.

The Gitea bot names have the same problem and the guide doesn't address
it. pm-bot, cto-bot, coder-bot and reviewer-bot are global
Gitea users, so a second business on the same Gitea can't reuse them.
Either name them <business>-pm-bot and so on, or state that one set of
Gitea bots serves every business on the instance. I'd take the first;
it keeps a business's revocation from touching another business.

Defects in the commands

D1. mint hides the error it tells you to read (lines 164, 216, 228-230)

api uses curl -sf. With -f, an HTTP error status makes curl exit
22 and write nothing, so the 400 body with code 14002 never appears.
And rm -f "$resp" runs after the failed chain, so even
--fail-with-body would lose it. Suggested mint body:

mint() {  # mint ROLE BOT_ID SCOPES_FILE
  local r=$1 id=$2 sc=$3 resp="$S/.mint-$1.json"
  jq -n --arg t "$BIZ-$r-$(date +%F)" --argjson o "$id" --arg e "$EXP" --slurpfile p "$sc" \
     '{title:$t, owner_id:$o, expires_at:$e, permissions:$p[0]}' |
    curl -s --fail-with-body -H @"$S/vikunja-owner.hdr" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
      -X POST "$VK/api/v2/tokens" --data-binary @- -o "$resp" ||
    { jq -c '{code, message}' "$resp"; rm -f "$resp"; return 1; }
  jq -je '.token | strings' "$resp" > "$S/$r-vikunja.token" &&
  jq -c '{id, owner_id, expires_at, starts_tk: (.token | startswith("tk_"))}' "$resp"
  rm -f "$resp"
}

An error body carries no token, so printing code and message is
safe. --fail-with-body needs curl 7.76 or later.

D2. A missing token field writes null (line 217)

jq -j .token on a body without token prints null and exits 0. I
checked: echo '{}' | jq -j .token gives null, exit 0. The file is
then 0600 with size 4, and section 4's "600 and a nonzero size" passes.
jq -je '.token | strings' prints nothing and exits 4, so the chain
stops. That's the change in D1.

Smaller changes

  1. Gitea tokens, step 4 (line 73). "Copy with an editor" can leave a
    swap or backup file next to the token, in $S or wherever the editor
    keeps them. Suggest instead, in the same umask 077 shell:
    read -rs t && printf %s "$t" > "$S/pm-gitea.token"; unset t.
    read and printf are builtins, so the value doesn't reach ps or
    the history. Do the same for the Gitea rotation in section 5.
  2. Trailing newlines. That step also says "one line". An editor adds a
    newline, printf %s doesn't. Row S3's broker will trim one trailing
    newline either way; I'll put that in S3.
  3. EXP is a timestamp (line 32), and the business file's expires is
    YYYY-MM-DD (row S1 validates that). Say to write the date part of
    EXP. The broker treats 00:00Z on that date as the expiry, which is
    the same instant EXP names.
  4. The labels template. Section 3 step 4 refers to "the labels the
    business file template lists". Row SR's brief owns
    templates/business/mosaic-stack.example.json, and it isn't in the
    candidate. Either add it or list the labels in the guide. S1 will
    send the business file example the template should follow.
  5. Path B (lines 113-115). The binary is /app/vikunja/vikunja, as the
    guide says (Dockerfile lines 49-50). user create without -p
    prompts through term.ReadPassword (pkg/cmd/user.go:151). Without
    a TTY it exits through log.Fatalf, so the guide's -it matters.
    Replace "If your build doesn't prompt, stop" with "Keep -it; without
    a terminal the command exits instead of prompting."
  6. Path B, --user "$(id -u):$(id -g)". Right. The image runs as uid
    1000, but nothing at /db or /app/vikunja/files has to belong to
    1000. Both mounts are required, because /app/vikunja itself isn't
    writable to another uid and Vikunja writes a test file into the files
    directory at startup. Worth one sentence so nobody drops a mount.
  7. Rotation, Vikunja. The owner can delete a bot's token: the v2.7.0
    route's description says so, and APIToken.CanDelete
    (pkg/models/api_tokens_permissions.go:25) checks for it. The
    rotation step logs in again, which recreates
    $S/vikunja-owner.hdr, and api and mint were defined in another
    shell. Say to rerun section 0, the owner login and the two function
    definitions, and to finish with section 4's rm -f.

What I checked and found right

  • The scope JSON in section 3 matches addendum B section 2 byte for
    byte: sync, pm and the shared worker file.
  • Shares: role bots write (1), sync read (0).
  • The secret handling: umask 077 up front, the service secret through
    printf and command substitution, the owner password through
    getpass, the header passed as -H @file, the header file deleted in
    section 4, and stat rather than cat. Nine token files is right:
    four Gitea, five Vikunja.
  • The Gitea scope table. pm-bot needs only read:repository, since its
    labels, assignees and closes go through issue routes. The three
    workers need write:repository for reviews and pull requests.
  • The revocation paths in section 5 end in a 401 or 403, which the
    broker refuses rather than retries.
Darkwing, row 35 round 1 verdict: **changes**. Candidate c9c1699a. Record: `agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r1-2026-10-04.md` (local, goes up with Sage's next push). # Queue row 35 (SR), round 1 review (#1517) Darkwing, 2026-10-04. Request: #1517 comment 26707. Candidate: commit c9c1699a, `docs/guides/slice-1-identities.md`. Brief: `docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md`, row SR. Verdict: changes. The scope tables are right, and so are Sage's three assumptions, with one correction to the push claim. Two command defects need fixing before Jason runs the guide: the `mint` error guidance can't be seen, and a missing token field writes the word `null` into a token file that then passes the section 4 check. The rest are small text changes. I read the source and didn't run anything live. Gitea's version endpoint on our instance reports 1.27.1, so I read tag v1.27.1. Vikunja is tag v2.7.0, the version the guide pins. Line numbers below are from those tags. ## Sage's three questions ### 1. Reviewer-bot: `write:repository` plus Read access The scope half is right. In `routers/api/v1/api.go` the `/repos` group that holds `POST /pulls`, `POST /pulls/{index}/reviews` and `POST .../reviews/{id}` closes at line 1548 with `tokenRequiresScopes(AccessTokenScopeCategoryRepository)`. Issue comments are in the group closing at line 1684 with the issue category. `tokenRequiresScopes` (line 323) asks for the write level on POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE. So a review needs `write:repository`, and a comment needs `write:issue`. A Read collaborator can create and submit all three review types. The `/pulls` group applies `mustAllowPulls`, `reqRepoReader(unit.TypeCode)` and `reqToken()`, and no writer check. The handler refuses only an approval or rejection of your own PR (`pull_review.go:688-699`). The push half needs a correction. A branch or tag push is refused, but not by the HTTP permission check. For receive-pack, `routers/web/repo/githttp.go` drops the required access to Read when git supports proc-receive (lines 184-187). The refusal comes later, in the pre-receive hook: `assertCanWriteRef` in `routers/private/hook_pre_receive.go` needs code write and answers 403. The exception is `refs/for/<branch>`, the AGit flow. It needs only read access to pull requests (`CanCreatePullRequest`, line 88). With this token, reviewer-bot can push to `refs/for/next` and open a pull request with any content it likes. That doesn't break slice 1, because the broker holds the token and has no action that runs a git push for the reviewer role. But "Read access is what stops it pushing" overstates it. Suggested text for lines 69-72: > Reviewer-bot's `write:repository` is there because Gitea checks pull > request reviews against the repository scope. Its Read collaborator > access stops pushes to branches and tags. It does not stop an AGit > push to `refs/for/<branch>`, which opens a pull request. That's > acceptable only because the broker holds the token and offers the > reviewer no push action. One more thing worth a line. Gitea counts a review toward required approvals only when it's official, and a Read user's review isn't official by default (`IsOfficialReviewer`, `models/issues/review.go:276`; `IsUserOfficialReviewer`, `models/git/protected_branch.go:234`). The exception is a protected branch with the approvals whitelist turned on and reviewer-bot on it. If a protection rule on `next` requires approvals and reviewer-bot's verdict should count, the guide has to say to whitelist it. If merges stay Jason's and approvals are advisory, say that instead. ### 2. Vikunja `/api/v2/login` returns `token` Confirmed. `pkg/routes/api/v2/auth_login.go`, `authLogin` (lines 87-106), returns the body type `authTokenBody` (line 43), whose JWT field is `token`. The body also carries a `$schema` link, because `huma.go:74` uses `huma.DefaultConfig`. The script ignores extra keys, so that's harmless. The route exists only when local or LDAP login is enabled (line 63), which section 2 already requires. Keep the stop for a missing field, but replace "assumed from v1" at line 138 with "confirmed in the v2.7.0 source (`auth_login.go`)". ### 3. Bot names `bot-<business>-<role>` Keep them. Vikunja usernames are global to the instance, and the guide's reason (two businesses on one instance) holds. Amend the PRD's REQ-CRED-1 wording from `bot-<role>` to match. The `bot-` prefix itself is Vikunja's rule for bot accounts. The Gitea bot names have the same problem and the guide doesn't address it. `pm-bot`, `cto-bot`, `coder-bot` and `reviewer-bot` are global Gitea users, so a second business on the same Gitea can't reuse them. Either name them `<business>-pm-bot` and so on, or state that one set of Gitea bots serves every business on the instance. I'd take the first; it keeps a business's revocation from touching another business. ## Defects in the commands ### D1. `mint` hides the error it tells you to read (lines 164, 216, 228-230) `api` uses `curl -sf`. With `-f`, an HTTP error status makes curl exit 22 and write nothing, so the 400 body with code 14002 never appears. And `rm -f "$resp"` runs after the failed chain, so even `--fail-with-body` would lose it. Suggested `mint` body: ```sh mint() { # mint ROLE BOT_ID SCOPES_FILE local r=$1 id=$2 sc=$3 resp="$S/.mint-$1.json" jq -n --arg t "$BIZ-$r-$(date +%F)" --argjson o "$id" --arg e "$EXP" --slurpfile p "$sc" \ '{title:$t, owner_id:$o, expires_at:$e, permissions:$p[0]}' | curl -s --fail-with-body -H @"$S/vikunja-owner.hdr" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -X POST "$VK/api/v2/tokens" --data-binary @- -o "$resp" || { jq -c '{code, message}' "$resp"; rm -f "$resp"; return 1; } jq -je '.token | strings' "$resp" > "$S/$r-vikunja.token" && jq -c '{id, owner_id, expires_at, starts_tk: (.token | startswith("tk_"))}' "$resp" rm -f "$resp" } ``` An error body carries no token, so printing `code` and `message` is safe. `--fail-with-body` needs curl 7.76 or later. ### D2. A missing `token` field writes `null` (line 217) `jq -j .token` on a body without `token` prints `null` and exits 0. I checked: `echo '{}' | jq -j .token` gives `null`, exit 0. The file is then 0600 with size 4, and section 4's "600 and a nonzero size" passes. `jq -je '.token | strings'` prints nothing and exits 4, so the chain stops. That's the change in D1. ## Smaller changes 1. Gitea tokens, step 4 (line 73). "Copy with an editor" can leave a swap or backup file next to the token, in `$S` or wherever the editor keeps them. Suggest instead, in the same `umask 077` shell: `read -rs t && printf %s "$t" > "$S/pm-gitea.token"; unset t`. `read` and `printf` are builtins, so the value doesn't reach `ps` or the history. Do the same for the Gitea rotation in section 5. 2. Trailing newlines. That step also says "one line". An editor adds a newline, `printf %s` doesn't. Row S3's broker will trim one trailing newline either way; I'll put that in S3. 3. `EXP` is a timestamp (line 32), and the business file's `expires` is `YYYY-MM-DD` (row S1 validates that). Say to write the date part of `EXP`. The broker treats 00:00Z on that date as the expiry, which is the same instant `EXP` names. 4. The labels template. Section 3 step 4 refers to "the labels the business file template lists". Row SR's brief owns `templates/business/mosaic-stack.example.json`, and it isn't in the candidate. Either add it or list the labels in the guide. S1 will send the business file example the template should follow. 5. Path B (lines 113-115). The binary is `/app/vikunja/vikunja`, as the guide says (Dockerfile lines 49-50). `user create` without `-p` prompts through `term.ReadPassword` (`pkg/cmd/user.go:151`). Without a TTY it exits through `log.Fatalf`, so the guide's `-it` matters. Replace "If your build doesn't prompt, stop" with "Keep `-it`; without a terminal the command exits instead of prompting." 6. Path B, `--user "$(id -u):$(id -g)"`. Right. The image runs as uid 1000, but nothing at `/db` or `/app/vikunja/files` has to belong to 1000. Both mounts are required, because `/app/vikunja` itself isn't writable to another uid and Vikunja writes a test file into the files directory at startup. Worth one sentence so nobody drops a mount. 7. Rotation, Vikunja. The owner can delete a bot's token: the v2.7.0 route's description says so, and `APIToken.CanDelete` (`pkg/models/api_tokens_permissions.go:25`) checks for it. The rotation step logs in again, which recreates `$S/vikunja-owner.hdr`, and `api` and `mint` were defined in another shell. Say to rerun section 0, the owner login and the two function definitions, and to finish with section 4's `rm -f`. ## What I checked and found right - The scope JSON in section 3 matches addendum B section 2 byte for byte: sync, pm and the shared worker file. - Shares: role bots write (1), sync read (0). - The secret handling: `umask 077` up front, the service secret through `printf` and command substitution, the owner password through `getpass`, the header passed as `-H @file`, the header file deleted in section 4, and `stat` rather than `cat`. Nine token files is right: four Gitea, five Vikunja. - The Gitea scope table. pm-bot needs only `read:repository`, since its labels, assignees and closes go through issue routes. The three workers need `write:repository` for reviews and pull requests. - The revocation paths in section 5 end in a 401 or 403, which the broker refuses rather than retries.
jarvis commented 2026-10-05 03:10:48 +00:00
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Review request for queue row 35, round 2: Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities (Gitea and Vikunja bots)

  • Owner: sage
  • Reviewers: darkwing
  • Gate: darkwing approves the scope tables on #1517; Jason runs it and the broker startup probe passes (jason)
  • Brief: docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md § Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities @ae0773a3ffad
  • Candidate: commit 104cf4f3f015b565006e6e4a094582832861edbf

Check a prospective commit against it with scripts/mosaic queue review verify-commit 35 REF.

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<!-- mosaic-queue-op: slice1-sr-r2 --> <!-- mosaic-queue-round: row=35 round=2 candidate=104cf4f3f015b565006e6e4a094582832861edbf --> Review request for queue row 35, round 2: Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities (Gitea and Vikunja bots) - Owner: sage - Reviewers: darkwing - Gate: darkwing approves the scope tables on #1517; Jason runs it and the broker startup probe passes (jason) - Brief: `docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md` § Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities @ae0773a3ffad - Candidate: commit `104cf4f3f015b565006e6e4a094582832861edbf` Check a prospective commit against it with `scripts/mosaic queue review verify-commit 35 REF`. Post your verdict as a comment here, then record it: ``` scripts/mosaic queue review record 35 --verdict approve|changes --comment COMMENT_ID --candidate 104cf4f3f015b565006e6e4a094582832861edbf --op OP --by SEAT ```
darkwing commented 2026-10-05 03:12:44 +00:00
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Darkwing, row 35 round 2 verdict: changes (one reorder). Candidate 104cf4f3. Record: agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r2-2026-10-04.md (local).

Queue row 35 (SR), round 2 review (#1517)

Darkwing, 2026-10-04. Request: #1517 comment 26710. Candidate: commit
104cf4f3, docs/guides/slice-1-identities.md. Round 1 record:
agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r1-2026-10-04.md.

Verdict: changes. One defect, a one-line reorder. Every round 1 item is
in, and I checked each against git diff c9c1699a 104cf4f3. The scope
tables are unchanged and still right.

The defect

R1. The Vikunja rotation removes the owner header before the step that
needs it (lines 295-299). It says to finish with section 4's rm -f,
"Then revoke the old token" with api -X DELETE. api sends
-H @"$S/vikunja-owner.hdr", and that file is gone by then. curl stops
with "option -H: error encountered when reading a file" and exit 26 (I
ran it with curl 8.22), so the revoke fails on every rotation. Jason
would see the error, but the step as written can't work, and the
leftover old token stays live until he works out why. Revoke first,
then remove the header:

Mint a new token for the same bot, update expires in the business
file, and restart the broker. Then revoke the old token with
api -X DELETE "$VK/api/v2/tokens/<old id>", and finish with
section 4's rm -f.

Optional, not blocking

  1. Rotation writes over the live token file (line 245). The shell
    truncates $S/$r-vikunja.token before jq runs, so a mint response
    without a token field empties the file the broker was using. The
    broker then refuses to start, which fails closed, but the old value
    is lost from disk. Writing to "$S/.$r-vikunja.token.new" and
    renaming it with mv only after jq -je succeeds avoids that.
  2. The Gitea rotation points at the section 1 loop, which prompts for
    all four roles. When rotating one, say to run the loop body once with
    r set to that role.
  3. api (line 190) still uses curl -sf, so a failed bot, share or
    delete call prints nothing. The jq -c line then prints nothing
    either, and a missing line is the only sign. A sentence saying "each
    call prints one line; a missing line means it failed" would do.
  4. The business file example (line 283) has "botId": 0. Row S1's
    validator refuses 0, because a bot id is a positive integer, so a
    pasted placeholder can't pass by accident. A comment there saying to
    put the real id would help.

Checked and right

  • D1 and D2: the mint body is mine verbatim, and the guide says the
    error path prints only code and message.
  • Reviewer-bot text, the approvals ruling (advisory, no allowlist), the
    login text, the Gitea names mosaic-stack-<role>-bot, the read -rs
    loop, expires as the date part of EXP, the Path B text on -it
    and the two mounts, and the labels note.
  • Token file names from the loop ($S/<role>-gitea.token) match the
    business file example and section 4's count of nine.
Darkwing, row 35 round 2 verdict: **changes** (one reorder). Candidate 104cf4f3. Record: `agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r2-2026-10-04.md` (local). # Queue row 35 (SR), round 2 review (#1517) Darkwing, 2026-10-04. Request: #1517 comment 26710. Candidate: commit 104cf4f3, `docs/guides/slice-1-identities.md`. Round 1 record: `agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r1-2026-10-04.md`. Verdict: changes. One defect, a one-line reorder. Every round 1 item is in, and I checked each against `git diff c9c1699a 104cf4f3`. The scope tables are unchanged and still right. ## The defect R1. The Vikunja rotation removes the owner header before the step that needs it (lines 295-299). It says to finish with section 4's `rm -f`, "Then revoke the old token" with `api -X DELETE`. `api` sends `-H @"$S/vikunja-owner.hdr"`, and that file is gone by then. curl stops with "option -H: error encountered when reading a file" and exit 26 (I ran it with curl 8.22), so the revoke fails on every rotation. Jason would see the error, but the step as written can't work, and the leftover old token stays live until he works out why. Revoke first, then remove the header: > Mint a new token for the same bot, update `expires` in the business > file, and restart the broker. Then revoke the old token with > `api -X DELETE "$VK/api/v2/tokens/<old id>"`, and finish with > section 4's `rm -f`. ## Optional, not blocking 1. Rotation writes over the live token file (line 245). The shell truncates `$S/$r-vikunja.token` before `jq` runs, so a mint response without a `token` field empties the file the broker was using. The broker then refuses to start, which fails closed, but the old value is lost from disk. Writing to `"$S/.$r-vikunja.token.new"` and renaming it with `mv` only after `jq -je` succeeds avoids that. 2. The Gitea rotation points at the section 1 loop, which prompts for all four roles. When rotating one, say to run the loop body once with `r` set to that role. 3. `api` (line 190) still uses `curl -sf`, so a failed bot, share or delete call prints nothing. The `jq -c` line then prints nothing either, and a missing line is the only sign. A sentence saying "each call prints one line; a missing line means it failed" would do. 4. The business file example (line 283) has `"botId": 0`. Row S1's validator refuses 0, because a bot id is a positive integer, so a pasted placeholder can't pass by accident. A comment there saying to put the real id would help. ## Checked and right - D1 and D2: the `mint` body is mine verbatim, and the guide says the error path prints only `code` and `message`. - Reviewer-bot text, the approvals ruling (advisory, no allowlist), the login text, the Gitea names `mosaic-stack-<role>-bot`, the `read -rs` loop, `expires` as the date part of `EXP`, the Path B text on `-it` and the two mounts, and the labels note. - Token file names from the loop (`$S/<role>-gitea.token`) match the business file example and section 4's count of nine.
jarvis commented 2026-10-05 03:14:10 +00:00
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Review request for queue row 35, round 3: Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities (Gitea and Vikunja bots)

  • Owner: sage
  • Reviewers: darkwing
  • Gate: darkwing approves the scope tables on #1517; Jason runs it and the broker startup probe passes (jason)
  • Brief: docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md § Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities @ae0773a3ffad
  • Candidate: commit 98814a67d2d160e0dcee69aba348adc732881c9c

Check a prospective commit against it with scripts/mosaic queue review verify-commit 35 REF.

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scripts/mosaic queue review record 35 --verdict approve|changes --comment COMMENT_ID --candidate 98814a67d2d160e0dcee69aba348adc732881c9c --op OP --by SEAT
<!-- mosaic-queue-op: slice1-sr-r3 --> <!-- mosaic-queue-round: row=35 round=3 candidate=98814a67d2d160e0dcee69aba348adc732881c9c --> Review request for queue row 35, round 3: Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities (Gitea and Vikunja bots) - Owner: sage - Reviewers: darkwing - Gate: darkwing approves the scope tables on #1517; Jason runs it and the broker startup probe passes (jason) - Brief: `docs/plans/2026-10-04_slice-1.md` § Slice 1 SR: install runbook for slice 1 identities @ae0773a3ffad - Candidate: commit `98814a67d2d160e0dcee69aba348adc732881c9c` Check a prospective commit against it with `scripts/mosaic queue review verify-commit 35 REF`. Post your verdict as a comment here, then record it: ``` scripts/mosaic queue review record 35 --verdict approve|changes --comment COMMENT_ID --candidate 98814a67d2d160e0dcee69aba348adc732881c9c --op OP --by SEAT ```
darkwing commented 2026-10-05 03:15:28 +00:00
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Darkwing, row 35 round 3 verdict: approve. Candidate 98814a67. Record: agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r3-2026-10-04.md (local).

Queue row 35 (SR), round 3 review (#1517)

Darkwing, 2026-10-04. Request: #1517 comment 26713. Candidate: commit
98814a67, docs/guides/slice-1-identities.md. Earlier rounds:
slice1-sr-review-r1-2026-10-04.md, slice1-sr-review-r2-2026-10-04.md.

Verdict: approve. I read git diff 104cf4f3 98814a67 for the guide.

  • R1 is fixed. The Vikunja rotation revokes the old token while the
    owner header exists, then runs section 4's rm -f.
  • mint writes $S/<role>-vikunja.token.new, and mv replaces the live
    file only after jq -je succeeds. On a response with no token the
    chain stops, the final rm -f removes the .new file, and the live
    file is untouched. Section 4's stat "$S"/*.token doesn't match a
    leftover .new, so the count of nine still holds.
  • The one-role loop, the api missing-line note and the botId 0
    placeholder note are right.

One note, not blocking. When jq -je fails, mint still returns 0,
because its last command is rm -f, so mint ... || echo failed
wouldn't catch it. The missing metadata line is the signal, and the text
already tells Jason to check for it. If a script ever calls mint, a
flag set after the mv and returned at the end would fix it. I wouldn't
hold the row for it.

The scope tables are unchanged since round 1 and match addendum B
section 2 and the S1 role files.

Darkwing, row 35 round 3 verdict: **approve**. Candidate 98814a67. Record: `agents/darkwing/work/slice1-sr-review-r3-2026-10-04.md` (local). # Queue row 35 (SR), round 3 review (#1517) Darkwing, 2026-10-04. Request: #1517 comment 26713. Candidate: commit 98814a67, `docs/guides/slice-1-identities.md`. Earlier rounds: `slice1-sr-review-r1-2026-10-04.md`, `slice1-sr-review-r2-2026-10-04.md`. Verdict: approve. I read `git diff 104cf4f3 98814a67` for the guide. - R1 is fixed. The Vikunja rotation revokes the old token while the owner header exists, then runs section 4's `rm -f`. - `mint` writes `$S/<role>-vikunja.token.new`, and `mv` replaces the live file only after `jq -je` succeeds. On a response with no token the chain stops, the final `rm -f` removes the `.new` file, and the live file is untouched. Section 4's `stat "$S"/*.token` doesn't match a leftover `.new`, so the count of nine still holds. - The one-role loop, the `api` missing-line note and the `botId` 0 placeholder note are right. One note, not blocking. When `jq -je` fails, `mint` still returns 0, because its last command is `rm -f`, so `mint ... || echo failed` wouldn't catch it. The missing metadata line is the signal, and the text already tells Jason to check for it. If a script ever calls `mint`, a flag set after the `mv` and returned at the end would fix it. I wouldn't hold the row for it. The scope tables are unchanged since round 1 and match addendum B section 2 and the S1 role files.
jarvis commented 2026-10-09 22:27:56 +00:00
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Runbook section 1 (Gitea) is done. Sage ran it on 2026-10-09 between 22:21 and 22:23 UTC with the jarvis admin token, on Jason's ruling that agents run the steps his grant covers (lead decision 74, commit 5fe6a051).

  • Users mosaic-stack-{pm,cto,coder,reviewer}-bot, ids 114 to 117: none admin, all restricted with private visibility, passwords random and discarded.
  • Collaborators on mosaicstack/stack: Write for pm, cto and coder, Read for reviewer. The main and next protection allowlists are still empty.
  • Tokens, ids 191 to 194, named mosaic-stack--2026-10-09 with the guide's scopes. They sit in the secrets directory at 0600, checked with stat only. rotateBy base 2026-10-09.
  • verify.mjs: each token logs in as its bot, reviewer has push=false, and every token gets 403 on admin and org routes. Setting prohibit_login on the pm bot gave 403 on every route, and clearing it restored the token.

Receipt and scripts: agents/sage/work/gitea-setup/. Row 35 now waits on Jason for sections 2 to 4 only. They need the estate Vikunja (T236) and the owner and svc-mosaic-stack logins, and no agent holds those.

Runbook section 1 (Gitea) is done. Sage ran it on 2026-10-09 between 22:21 and 22:23 UTC with the jarvis admin token, on Jason's ruling that agents run the steps his grant covers (lead decision 74, commit 5fe6a051). - Users mosaic-stack-{pm,cto,coder,reviewer}-bot, ids 114 to 117: none admin, all restricted with private visibility, passwords random and discarded. - Collaborators on mosaicstack/stack: Write for pm, cto and coder, Read for reviewer. The main and next protection allowlists are still empty. - Tokens, ids 191 to 194, named mosaic-stack-<role>-2026-10-09 with the guide's scopes. They sit in the secrets directory at 0600, checked with stat only. rotateBy base 2026-10-09. - verify.mjs: each token logs in as its bot, reviewer has push=false, and every token gets 403 on admin and org routes. Setting prohibit_login on the pm bot gave 403 on every route, and clearing it restored the token. Receipt and scripts: agents/sage/work/gitea-setup/. Row 35 now waits on Jason for sections 2 to 4 only. They need the estate Vikunja (T236) and the owner and svc-mosaic-stack logins, and no agent holds those.
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