fix: resolve HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID names to ids and warn on an unknown workspace - #354
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`HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID` is documented as a workspace name, but the API only
accepts ids in `/workspaces/{id}/...`; a name gets a 403 on every query and
capture silently switches itself off (seen on a customer MacBook with
`HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID='Model Services Dev'`).
Add `resolveWorkspaceOverride()`: once per session it looks the override up
in the effective org, caches the answer in `credentials.workspaceAliases`
(orgId -> lower-cased ref -> id) so later synchronous hooks need no network,
and returns a user-facing warning when the workspace does not exist. The
pure `resolveWorkspaceRef()` lives next to the Credentials type so config
loading can apply the map. `findWorkspace()` replaces the three copies of
the id-or-name matcher in heal, `org switch` and `workspace switch`.
…gh learned aliases loadConfig() and resolveDirConfig() now pass the workspace reference through `resolveWorkspaceRef()` for the effective org, so a name typed in the env var or in a `.hivemind` file reaches the wire as the id SessionStart resolved. Unknown references pass through unchanged; `default` is never rewritten. `Config.workspaceAliases` is optional so hand-built fixtures keep compiling.
…en it is wrong Every harness SessionStart (claude-code, cursor, hermes, codex) calls resolveWorkspaceOverride() right after the token heal and before loadConfig(), so the learned alias is on disk for the same session's capture hooks. A workspace the org does not have is now reported in the banner with the available names instead of failing silently with 403s. Hermes loaded its config before healing credentials; it now loads after. The injected help text said `hivemind workspace <id>`; the CLI accepts `workspace switch <name-or-id>`. README now documents the env var as "name or id".
- Bound the /workspaces lookup to 5s so SessionStart can never hang on it; a cached alias keeps working when the request is cut off. - Resolve against the EFFECTIVE org, token and API URL (env > .hivemind > login), and also learn names written in a `.hivemind` file, so a routed directory never carries an id from the wrong org. - Re-validate every session and drop an alias whose workspace is gone, so a rename or deletion cannot silently route capture elsewhere. - Merge the alias into the credentials re-read from disk instead of saving the session's snapshot, so a concurrent token heal is never rolled back. - An exact id wins over a name in findWorkspace(); alias lookups are own-property and string-typed only. - Mirror the alias map into pi's inline config loader.
…ted org loadConfig() maps HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID through the login org's aliases; when a .hivemind routes the org elsewhere, resolveDirConfig() kept that result. Re-resolve the raw env value against the final org instead, the way pi's inline loader already does.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds per-organization workspace alias resolution. Workspace names can resolve to IDs during authentication and session startup. Directory configuration and the Pi harness apply the aliases. Hooks surface unresolved workspace warnings. Tests and documentation cover the new behavior. ChangesWorkspace alias resolution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SessionStartHook
participant resolveWorkspaceOverride
participant listWorkspaces
participant loadConfig
participant ModelContext
SessionStartHook->>resolveWorkspaceOverride: resolve workspace name or ID
resolveWorkspaceOverride->>listWorkspaces: fetch workspaces for effective organization
listWorkspaces-->>resolveWorkspaceOverride: return workspace list
resolveWorkspaceOverride-->>SessionStartHook: return updated credentials and warning
SessionStartHook->>loadConfig: load configuration with learned aliases
loadConfig-->>SessionStartHook: return resolved workspace ID
SessionStartHook->>ModelContext: include workspace ID and warning
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A malicious repository can inject text into agent context, while narrower routing and concurrent-session cases can select the wrong workspace or temporarily lose credential updates. These issues should be addressed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| if (orgId) headers["X-Activeloop-Org-Id"] = orgId; | ||
| const resp = await fetch(`${apiUrl}${path}`, { headers }); | ||
| const resp = await fetch(`${apiUrl}${path}`, { headers, signal }); |
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Known pattern, not a new trust boundary: the "file data" is the org id from the nearest .hivemind (existing per-directory routing feature, README "Per-directory routing") and the token/API URL from ~/.deeplake/credentials.json, which every authenticated request already carries. A .hivemind can only route to orgs the logged-in token is authorized for; a wrong org just yields the 403 this PR now reports. Same class as the open alerts on harnesses/pi/extension-source/hivemind.ts and src/notifications/sources/balance.ts. No change.
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| if (orgId) headers["X-Activeloop-Org-Id"] = orgId; | ||
| const resp = await fetch(`${apiUrl}${path}`, { headers }); | ||
| const resp = await fetch(`${apiUrl}${path}`, { headers, signal }); |
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Known pattern, not a new trust boundary: the "file data" is the org id from the nearest .hivemind (existing per-directory routing feature, README "Per-directory routing") and the token/API URL from ~/.deeplake/credentials.json, which every authenticated request already carries. A .hivemind can only route to orgs the logged-in token is authorized for; a wrong org just yields the 403 this PR now reports. Same class as the open alerts on harnesses/pi/extension-source/hivemind.ts and src/notifications/sources/balance.ts. No change.
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In `@src/dir-config.ts`:
- Line 145: Update loadConfig and resolveDirConfig so the raw persisted
Credentials.workspaceId value is retained in Config.workspaceId for routed
organizations, rather than being replaced by the login organization’s resolved
workspace ID; ensure wsRef uses that preserved reference for alias lookup. Add a
regression test covering a persisted workspace name with organization-only
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In `@src/hooks/session-start.ts`:
- Line 355: Update the session-start hooks and workspace-resolution handling so
model context uses only fixed diagnostic text, never interpolating raw
.hivemind.workspaceId values or API-returned workspace names into
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| // Always resolve the RAW reference against the final org: `base.workspaceId` | ||
| // was already mapped by loadConfig() against the login org, which is the | ||
| // wrong map once this file routes the org elsewhere. | ||
| const wsRef = envWs || found.raw.workspaceId || base.workspaceId; |
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Preserve the stored workspace reference for routed organizations.
hivemind workspace switch <name-or-id> stores the input in Credentials.workspaceId, and hand-written or legacy credentials are accepted without validation. A workspace name can therefore be persisted.
loadConfig() resolves that name against the login organization and stores only the resulting ID in Config.workspaceId. If .hivemind routes only the organization, resolveDirConfig() passes this login-organization ID to the routed organization’s alias lookup. The routed organization can then fail to resolve its corresponding workspace name.
Preserve the raw persisted workspace reference in Config, or reload it before selecting wsRef, and add a regression test for this case.
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In `@src/dir-config.ts` at line 145, Update loadConfig and resolveDirConfig so the
raw persisted Credentials.workspaceId value is retained in Config.workspaceId
for routed organizations, rather than being replaced by the login organization’s
resolved workspace ID; ensure wsRef uses that preserved reference for alias
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Premise does not hold: hivemind workspace switch persists match.id, never the typed input (src/commands/auth-login.ts, switchWorkspace(match.id)), and healDriftedOrgToken realigns legacy credentials that still hold a name. Falling back to base.workspaceId for a .hivemind that routes only the org is the pre-existing behaviour, unchanged here. No change.
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@efenocchi, workspace switch does persist match.id. That part of the finding was too broad.
However, the legacy case remains. healDriftedOrgToken() returns without changing workspaceId when the token organization already equals creds.orgId in src/commands/auth.ts Line 263. A hand-written or legacy Credentials.workspaceId can therefore remain a workspace name.
loadConfig() maps that name through the login organization alias map in src/config.ts Lines 64-67. If .hivemind then routes only orgId, resolveDirConfig() receives the login-organization ID as base.workspaceId in src/dir-config.ts Line 145. It cannot use the routed organization alias for the original name.
The normal CLI path is safe. The compatibility path is not. Please retain the raw stored reference, or add a regression test that demonstrates the legacy input is intentionally unsupported.
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Repo: activeloopai/hivemind PR: 354
File: src/dir-config.ts:145-145
Timestamp: 2026-09-15T23:18:36.744Z
Learning: In `src/commands/auth-login.ts`, `hivemind workspace switch <name-or-id>` resolves the input with `findWorkspace` and persists `match.id` through `switchWorkspace`. The normal CLI path therefore stores a canonical workspace ID rather than the typed workspace name.
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…erbatim The unknown-workspace warning is injected into every harness's session context. Its inputs are a committed .hivemind value and API-returned workspace names, so flatten control characters and whitespace, truncate each value, and name the source generically instead of echoing the path. Raw details stay in the debug log.
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HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_IDis documented in the README as a workspace name, but the value is used verbatim inPOST /workspaces/{workspaceId}/tables/query, and the API only accepts workspace ids there. A user who follows the README (HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID='My Workspace' cursor) gets a403 Access deniedon every query;session-queueclassifies the 403 as an auth error and disables capture for the session, so nothing is written, no table appears, and nothing tells the user why.hivemind whoamieven reports the name as if it were fine.Reproduced against the API with the test org (
june16, workspace "Tetris Game" /tetris-game), same endpoint and headers as the plugin:The same matcher already existed three times (
healDriftedOrgToken,org switch,workspace switch) — the env var and.hivemindfiles were the only inputs that never went through it.Fix
resolveWorkspaceOverride()(src/commands/auth.ts) runs in every harness SessionStart (claude-code, cursor, hermes, codex) after the token heal and beforeloadConfig(). WhenHIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_IDor a.hivemindworkspaceIdis set, it resolves the reference against the effective org (env >.hivemind> login) with one bounded (5 s)GET /workspaces, and persistsorgId → lower-cased ref → idincredentials.workspaceAliases. It re-validates every session (so a renamed/deleted workspace is dropped, not silently reused) and merges into the credentials re-read from disk so a concurrent heal is never rolled back. Never throws.loadConfig()/resolveDirConfig()map the reference through the alias map (resolveWorkspaceRef), so every later synchronous hook (capture, pre-tool-use, CLI, MCP) sends the id without a network call. Pi's inline loader mirrors it.findWorkspace()replaces the three inline copies; an exact id now wins over a name.hivemind workspace <id>; the CLI acceptsworkspace switch <name-or-id>. README documents the env var as "name or id".Not covered: OpenClaw stubs all
HIVEMIND_*env reads at build time, so the bug never applied there (bundle verified: 0process.envsubstrings).Evidence
Built bundle, isolated
HOME, test orgjune16, test tables (memory_test/sessions_test):Capture with the name env var (
UserPromptSubmit→capture.js) now lands (before: 403):Branch CLI:
HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID='Tetris Game' hivemind whoami→Workspace: tetris-game.Tests:
tscclean; vitest 5889 passed. The 55 failures inskillify-*,legacy-cap-migrationandcli-bundle-runtimereproduce identically on a pristineorigin/mainworktree on this machine (they read the real~/.deeplakeskillify config / tree-sitter presence) and are unrelated.Codex review (read-only, three rounds): round 1 CHANGES REQUESTED (9 findings: unbounded fetch, clobbered concurrent heal, stale cache, wrong-org alias under
.hivemindrouting, env token/apiUrl, id-vs-name precedence, prototype keys, test seams); round 2 CHANGES REQUESTED (env-locked name still resolved against the login org when.hivemindroutes the org); round 3 APPROVED. Each round addressed in its own commit.Origin
User report:
HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID='<workspace name>' <agent>→ "Should I expect to see a backing table? I don't see one." Workaround given:hivemind workspace switch "<workspace name>"+unset HIVEMIND_WORKSPACE_ID.