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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds macOS App Intents support for starting Pipper threads. Swift stages requests through shared catalog directories. Electron consumes requests, creates threads, handles activation and deep links, and packages the App Intents extension. ChangesSiri App Intents flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Siri
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participant SiriRequests
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Siri->>StartThreadIntent: invoke shortcut
StartThreadIntent->>SiriRequests: write request JSON
Siri->>Electron: activate application
Electron->>SiriRequests: scan and consume request
Electron->>AgentManager: create thread and deliver prompt
AgentManager-->>Electron: return created thread
Electron->>Electron: open and switch to thread tab
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| const result = spawnSync("swift", ["build", "--disable-sandbox"], { | ||
| cwd: intentsDir, | ||
| stdio: "inherit", | ||
| }); | ||
| if (result.error) { |
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The build compiles PipperIntents as a standalone Swift library but never links, embeds, or copies it into the Electron app or an App Intents extension. The normal distribution can therefore succeed without placing anything in the signed app bundle that registers PipperShortcuts, so macOS cannot discover the new Siri/Shortcuts action.
| let requestId = UUID().uuidString | ||
| let payload: [String: String] = [ | ||
| "requestId": requestId, | ||
| "projectId": project.id, | ||
| "agentId": agentId ?? "", | ||
| "prompt": prompt ?? "", | ||
| ] | ||
| let dir = SiriCatalogStore.requestsDir() | ||
| do { | ||
| try FileManager.default.createDirectory(at: dir, withIntermediateDirectories: true) | ||
| let url = dir.appendingPathComponent("\(requestId).json") | ||
| guard let data = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: payload) else { | ||
| throw SiriRequestError.encodingFailed | ||
| } | ||
| try data.write(to: url, options: .atomic) |
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The intent stages the request under a generated UUID and opens Pipper, but it does not pass that UUID to the app. The added siri:consumeRequest handler has no renderer, startup, deep-link, watcher, or directory-scanning caller. Invoking the intent therefore leaves an orphaned JSON file and opens Pipper without creating a thread.
| ipcMain.handle("siri:getCatalog", async () => { | ||
| const { refreshSiriCatalog } = await import("./siri/siri-catalog.ts"); | ||
| return refreshSiriCatalog(); | ||
| }); |
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The catalog is written only when siri:getCatalog is invoked, but the new preload method has no caller, and neither startup nor project and agent changes refresh it. On a fresh installation, the Swift entity queries return empty project and agent lists; an existing catalog would also become stale.
| enum SiriCatalogStore { | ||
| static func catalogURL() -> URL { | ||
| let home = FileManager.default.homeDirectoryForCurrentUser | ||
| return home | ||
| .appendingPathComponent("Library/pipper/siri-catalog.json") | ||
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| static func requestsDir() -> URL { | ||
| let home = FileManager.default.homeDirectoryForCurrentUser | ||
| return home.appendingPathComponent("Library/pipper/siri-requests") |
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If PIPPER_LIBRARY_PATH is set, Electron uses that override while the Swift intent still reads and writes under ~/Library/pipper. The two sides then use different catalog and request directories, leaving the catalog unavailable to Siri and staged requests unavailable to Electron.
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In `@electron/main.ts`:
- Line 1383: Update the path boundary check in the siri:consumeRequest
validation to use platform-aware path handling, such as resolve and relative
from node:path, instead of concatenating dir with "/". Preserve rejection of
paths outside dir while allowing valid Windows paths returned by join.
- Around line 1384-1386: Update the request handling flow around
fs.readFileSync, JSON parsing, manager.createThread, and manager.sendPrompt so
the request file is retained until all processing succeeds; only remove it after
successful completion, while allowing failures to leave durable state for retry.
Use requestId to make retries idempotent and preserve the existing same-process
sequencing of synchronous filesystem operations.
In `@electron/siri/siri-catalog.ts`:
- Line 61: Update the catalog write flow around writeFileSync and
getSiriCatalogPath to serialize the catalog to a temporary file in the same
directory, then atomically rename that temporary file over the target only after
writing succeeds. Preserve the existing JSON formatting and UTF-8 encoding.
In `@native/pipper-intents/Sources/PipperIntents.swift`:
- Around line 39-40: Update the catalog refresh logic in siri-catalog.ts to
write new content to a temporary file and atomically rename it into place,
ensuring readers never observe truncated JSON; alternatively, preserve and serve
the last valid catalog during refresh. Keep the existing SiriCatalog loading
behavior unchanged for valid files.
- Around line 100-103: Update AgentEntityQuery’s entities(for:), allEntities(),
and entities(matching:) to return only agents where available is true. In
StartThreadIntent.perform(), revalidate the selected or default agent’s
availability before staging its ID, and reject or handle unavailable agents
without calling createThread.
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| app.on("open-url", (event, url) => { | ||
| event.preventDefault(); | ||
| void handlePipperDeepLink(url).catch((err) => { | ||
| console.error("[Main] Failed to handle deep link:", err); | ||
| }); | ||
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On a cold macOS launch, the open-url event can reach this handler before agentManager is initialized inside app.whenReady(). Request consumption then fails at requireAgentManager(). The staged request remains on disk, but nothing retries it after initialization, so the confirmed Siri request never creates its thread.
| const thread = await manager.createThread( | ||
| parsed.projectId, | ||
| typeof parsed.prompt === "string" && parsed.prompt ? parsed.prompt.slice(0, 80) : null, | ||
| null, | ||
| parsed.agentId || null, | ||
| null, | ||
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| if (typeof parsed.prompt === "string" && parsed.prompt) { | ||
| const threadId = (thread as { id?: string })?.id ?? null; | ||
| await manager.sendPrompt({ threadId, message: parsed.prompt }); | ||
| } | ||
| fs.rmSync(file, { force: true }); |
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If thread creation succeeds but sendPrompt rejects because of an agent error, timeout, or session failure, the durable thread has already been created while the request file remains. Retrying the request creates another thread and agent session because no request ID is stored for deduplication. This can orphan the first thread and duplicate work.
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Earlier findings from this thread (orphaned requests, uninitialized catalog, path divergence, Windows path check, retain-until-success, atomic catalog write, agent availability) were addressed in 1d0a7e2. The remaining packaging item (host Xcode target emitting Metadata.appintents) is documented in native/pipper-intents/README.md as a tracked follow-up — it needs a real .app bundle target and can't land in this diff. |
| const markerFile = resolve(join(dir, `.done-${requestId}.json`)); | ||
| const hasPrompt = typeof parsed.prompt === "string" && parsed.prompt.length > 0; | ||
| const markerRel = relative(dir, markerFile); | ||
| if (!markerRel.startsWith("..") && !isAbsolute(markerRel) && fs.existsSync(markerFile)) { |
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If the same Siri request is delivered concurrently through the deep-link or IPC paths, both invocations can pass this marker check before either writes the marker. Each invocation then creates a separate thread, and the later marker write overwrites the first thread ID, resulting in duplicate threads for one Siri request.
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In `@electron/main.ts`:
- Around line 496-505: Update the request-handling flow around
manager.createThread to claim each request atomically before the first await,
preventing concurrent or retried calls from creating multiple threads. Persist
the claim together with completion state so crashes or marker-write failures
remain recoverable, while preserving the existing thread creation and marker
behavior after a successful claim.
In `@native/pipper-intents/README.md`:
- Around line 15-19: Scope this change as implementation groundwork only, or add
the required Xcode app/extension host target that emits Metadata.appintents and
wire that metadata into the shipped bundle through electron-builder extraFiles
before claiming Siri support. Preserve the existing PipperShortcuts package
implementation.
In `@native/pipper-intents/Sources/PipperIntents.swift`:
- Around line 206-209: Update perform() so confirmation occurs before staging
the request and opening the deep link; ensure the deep-link handler’s
consumeSiriRequest() cannot create the thread until confirmation is granted,
while preserving the existing .result(...) flow for confirmed requests.
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- Embed PipperIntents.appex in the macOS app (Extensions/) via electron-builder extraFiles + after-pack ad-hoc signing - Electron dual-writes siri-catalog.json + siri-requests to App Group container and legacy ~/Library/pipper, per-location failure isolated - Swift intent probes both locations and stages requests into each, tolerating single-location sandbox/EPERM failures - Preview host for Xcode App Shortcuts Preview + README docs
| for (const { requestId } of requests) { | ||
| try { | ||
| const thread = await consumeSiriRequest(requestId); |
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When the extension can write a request only to the legacy fallback directory, the pending-request scan finds the file but keeps only its ID. consumeSiriRequest then looks only in the primary App Group directory and returns without processing it. As a result, the confirmed Siri action never creates its thread, and every later startup or activation leaves the request pending.
| struct CheckPipperParametersIntent: AppIntent { | ||
| static var title: LocalizedStringResource = "Check Pipper parameters" | ||
| static var description = IntentDescription( | ||
| "Diagnostic action that verifies Project and Agent parameters without creating a thread.", | ||
| categoryName: "Productivity" | ||
| ) | ||
| static var isDiscoverable: Bool = true |
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The Release extension includes four discoverable diagnostic intents because they are compiled alongside the production intent without a build guard. The parameter probes and temporary ping actions will appear in the shipped Siri/Shortcuts action catalog instead of exposing only the intended “Start Pipper thread” action.
| static func log(_ message: String) { | ||
| let line = "[PipperIntents] \(message)\n" | ||
| logger.info("\(message, privacy: .public)") | ||
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| let url = SiriCatalogStore.realHomeDirectory() | ||
| .appendingPathComponent("Library/pipper/intents-debug.log") | ||
| do { | ||
| try FileManager.default.createDirectory( | ||
| at: url.deletingLastPathComponent(), | ||
| withIntermediateDirectories: true | ||
| ) | ||
| if FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: url.path), | ||
| let handle = try? FileHandle(forWritingTo: url) | ||
| { | ||
| handle.seekToEndOfFile() | ||
| handle.write(Data(line.utf8)) | ||
| try? handle.close() | ||
| } else { | ||
| try Data(line.utf8).write(to: url, options: .atomic) | ||
| } |
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These diagnostics run in Release builds and append several records, including filesystem paths and entity identifiers, during every catalog and entity query. Because the file has no rotation, size limit, cleanup, or debug-only guard, routine App Intents resolution can leave a permanently growing ~/Library/pipper/intents-debug.log.
…Entity AppEntity deserialization failed pre-perform() with LNPerformActionErrorCodeUnsupportedValueType (EntityIdentifier not registered), so Start Pipper thread never reached perform(). String params with DynamicOptionsProvider keep the project/agent pickers while bypassing the broken entity decoding. Also removes probe intents and dead entity queries.
| if #available(macOS 15.2, *) { | ||
| let openURL = URL(string: "pipper://siri/\(requestId)")! | ||
| return .result( | ||
| opensIntent: OpenURLIntent(openURL), | ||
| dialog: "Starting a thread in \(chosenProject.name)." | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
| return .result(dialog: "Starting a thread in \(chosenProject.name).") |
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On supported macOS 13 through 15.1, this intent stages the request but returns only a dialog. Host-app launch is disabled, and the pipper:// URL is opened only on macOS 15.2 or newer. Pipper therefore receives no launch or activation signal, so the shortcut does not create its thread until the user later opens or activates the app.
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…light summary Startup awaited consumePendingSiriRequests() before createMainWindow(), and consumeSiriRequest awaited manager.sendPrompt(), which only resolves when the agent's turn finishes. A Siri-launched app therefore showed a dock icon and no window until the agent was done. Prompt delivery is now fire-and-forget (deliverSiriPrompt) and the request drain runs after window creation without being awaited. Remove the App Group container from both sides: ad-hoc builds have no Team ID, so the extension got EPERM on every run, and there were never signed builds to migrate from. Only ~/Library/pipper and ~/Library/Application Support/Pipper remain. StartThreadIntent: make Task required (optional params are skipped by Spotlight/Siri) and add a parameterSummary so Spotlight renders "Start [Task] in [Project] with [Agent]" inline. Add spotlight.md notes on IndexedEntity; OpenIntent is out of scope on ad-hoc builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| if (threadId && hasPrompt) { | ||
| deliverSiriPrompt(threadId, parsed.prompt as string, requestId); | ||
| } | ||
| fs.rmSync(file, { force: true }); |
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Prompt delivery runs asynchronously, but the pending request and its deduplication marker are deleted immediately. If session activation or readiness fails before sendPrompt queues the prompt, the failure is only logged. This leaves a newly created thread without the confirmed Siri task and no durable state from which to retry it.
| static func projectLabel(_ project: SiriCatalogProject, in all: [SiriCatalogProject]) -> String { | ||
| let duplicates = all.filter { $0.name == project.name }.count > 1 | ||
| return duplicates ? "\(project.name) (\(project.path))" : project.name | ||
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| static func resolveProject(_ value: String, in all: [SiriCatalogProject]) -> SiriCatalogProject? { | ||
| if let byId = all.first(where: { $0.id == value }) { return byId } | ||
| return all.first(where: { projectLabel($0, in: all) == value }) |
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The picker now saves the project's current display label instead of its stable ID. If another project with the same name is later added, the saved value changes from My App to My App (<path>), so the old shortcut no longer matches the project and reports it as unavailable even though the project still exists.
…mote Native SwiftUI app that talks to the laptop's RemoteServer with the same bearer-token pairing as the phone PWA, built around App Intents so "Start a Pipper thread in <project>" creates a worktree + thread on the Mac without opening the app. Laptop: - GET /api/remote/catalog serves buildSiriCatalog() (same shape as the macOS siri-catalog.json) so the phone caches an identical project/agent catalog for offline Siri parameter resolution. Covered by remote-server.test.ts. - bun run dev prints the Host/Port/Token fields the iOS pairing form needs. iOS (native/pipper-remote-ios): - PipperRemoteCore (Foundation-only, swift test): wire models, pairing URL parsing, on-disk catalog cache, HTTP client. - App: pairing (QR or manual, tolerant host:port input), thread list/detail with sticky-bottom scrolling, settings; RemoteSession keeps the token in the Keychain. Intents run in-process so no App Group is needed. - Intents: ProjectEntity/AgentEntity as AppEntity + EntityStringQuery, StartThreadIntent (agent optional -> Mac default), CheckMacIntent, and App Shortcut phrases (one entity per phrase, per App Shortcuts rules). - Simulator builds are re-signed with an Apple Development identity: an ad-hoc bundle has no Team ID, App Intents then cannot register AppEntity types and every entity parameter arrives nil (LNContextErrorDomain 2004), the same failure the ad-hoc macOS extension hit. scripts/run-simulator.sh builds, re-signs, installs, and launches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
| .onOpenURL { url in | ||
| // pipper-remote://pair?url=<encoded pairing url> — lets a future | ||
| // desktop "Send to phone" open the app directly. | ||
| guard let items = URLComponents(url: url, resolvingAgainstBaseURL: false)?.queryItems, | ||
| let raw = items.first(where: { $0.name == "url" })?.value, | ||
| let cfg = PairingURL.parse(raw) | ||
| else { return } | ||
| Task { await pair(cfg) } |
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While the app is unpaired, this custom URL handler accepts any HTTP host and immediately starts pairing without confirmation. The health check only requires an {"ok":true} response, so a crafted pipper-remote://pair?url=... link can persist an attacker-controlled server. Later Siri prompts and thread requests will then be sent to that server with the attacker-selected token. Require explicit confirmation and restrict or authenticate eligible Mac endpoints before saving the configuration.
How this was verified: The external URL flows through unrestricted host parsing and a health response that an arbitrary server can emulate into the persisted configuration used by later thread requests.
# Conflicts: # marketing/src/pages/download.astro
…paces Phone/Siri retries now carry a requestId so a redelivered prompt returns the original outcome instead of starting a duplicate task. Every phone task binds to a fresh isolated worktree — the project root is no longer a fallback — and new stop/permission endpoints let the phone answer Mac-side prompts. Siri intents stop file-logging prompt metadata in release builds and expose a diagnostics summary; the iOS companion picks up pairing, permission, and thread-detail updates.
| if let suffix, let bySuffix = named.first(where: { $0.id == suffix || $0.path == suffix }) { | ||
| return bySuffix | ||
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| return named.count == 1 ? named[0] : nil |
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If a saved Shortcut contains a project label such as app (/old/path) and the catalog later has just one app at /other/path, this fallback selects the new project even though the saved path does not match. perform() then stages the prompt with that project's ID, so the agent may work in the wrong repository. How this was verified: A mismatched saved path falls through to the sole name match, whose project ID is staged with the prompt.
# Conflicts: # electron/main.ts # electron/remote-server.ts
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Adds a Siri/Shortcuts entry point that starts a Pipper thread in a chosen project with a chosen agent (confirm-then-create). Includes the shared Siri catalog store, Swift App Intents package, Electron bridge IPC, and build wiring.
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The PR adds macOS and iOS Siri entry points, shared catalogs, remote request handling, extension packaging, and support for multiple provider accounts.
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