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…nd delete the last cast on useChat `useObjectChat`'s API-mode builder declared its part array as `Array<Record<string, unknown>>` and pushed plain objects into it. That is not the chat runtime's part union, and the mismatch was absorbed by an `as any` on the `messages` option instead of being reported. Re-measured 2x2 on this branch, each leg mutated on disk with hash proof and restored by state: only the both-casts-removed leg is red, with one TS2322 in each of the two type-check programs. The builder now CONSTRUCTS each part, so the option is checked and the cast is gone. Per the ruling on this chain (director seat, decision batch #86, 2026-09-08, option A, contract-first) the fix lands at the producer, never as a wider cast at the consumer. - The three approval states are reachable: they require the runtime's `approval` envelope alongside them, `ChatToolInvocation` gained it in the first clause of this chain, and the builder now constructs those arms from it. - The legacy authoring states `partial-call` / `call` / `result` are folded onto the lifecycle arms they mean instead of passing through as states the round-trip reader refuses. - The dead `toolName` member is no longer written onto a `tool-*` part: only the dynamic-tool arm declares one, and the reader derives the name off `type`. - `UseObjectChatOptions.initialMessages`' optional `parts` narrows to the store's own part array. Breaking for an external host that passes pre-built parts; nothing in this repo sets it. An invocation claiming an approval state with no envelope to back it is not constructible, and no envelope is invented for it: the state is derived from the data it does carry and the producer is told once. An ObjectStack HITL approval is deliberately not reported, since it is carried by `pendingActionId` and the mapper re-promotes the state from the tool result. Also lifts the `approval` envelope in the mapper's tool-invocation extraction, closing the disagreement where the hydrated path carried the envelope and the live path dropped it. The lift lands in the same round as its first reader. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018HrVaotisyhgmot9o2MLRq
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…sheds the three runtime-only approval states The residual clause of the objectui#8426 ruling (decision batch #86): `approval-requested`, `approval-responded` and `output-denied` leave the authoring `ChatToolInvocation.state` union and its Zod mirror, so a schema-authored invocation cannot claim an approval state, with or without an `approval` envelope. The authoring type also served as the base of the chat runtime's seam, so the split is derived rather than copied: `SeamToolInvocation.state` is the union of the authoring and runtime vocabularies, `useObjectChat`'s `initialMessages` is the seam's input shape (app-shell hands it runtime values), and `ChatbotSchema.onSend` hands back the authoring message widened by exactly the three states, named by a non-exported alias. A compile-time Equal pin ties that alias to `ChatbotEnhanced`'s runtime union. No export is added. The un-backed-approval branch in the parts builder is kept: a runtime producer (app-shell's `mergeToolResultsInto`) still constructs an envelope-less `approval-requested`. Its docblock now says so. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BA3nKVUwKQJf8DBxrSVtNC
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…nd delete the last cast on useChat (objectui#8426) (objectstack-ai#10017) Fixes objectstack-ai#8426 The API-mode parts builder in `useObjectChat` declared its part array as `Array(Record(string, unknown))` and pushed plain objects into it. That is not the chat runtime's part union, and the mismatch was absorbed by an `as any` on the `messages` option rather than reported. This makes the builder **construct** the discriminated parts, so the option is checked and the cast is gone. Ruling carried in, not re-decided: director seat, decision batch objectstack-ai#86, 2026-09-08, **option A — contract-first**. Its first clause landed as objectui#9229; this is the remaining one. The three shortcuts the dispatch forbids by name (widen the declared type to `any`; keep the cast with a comment; re-litigate A) are all absent. ## The 2x2, re-run on this branch before repairing Each leg mutated on disk through an anchor that must hit, with blob-hash proof, and restored by state (`git diff HEAD` empty after every leg). Two type-check programs per leg: `tsc --noEmit` and `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json`. | outer `} as any)` | nested `(aiInitialMessages as any)` | main | test | |:--|:--|:--|:--| | present | present | exit 0 | exit 0 | | absent (today's `main`, PR objectstack-ai#8401) | present | exit 0 | exit 0 | | present | removed | exit 0 | exit 0 | | **absent** | **removed** | **exit 2**, 1x TS2322 | **exit 2**, 1x TS2322 | All four legs reproduce the card's table. The red leg's diagnostic, verbatim: ``` error TS2322: Type '{ id: string; role: "user" | "assistant" | "system"; parts: Record(string, unknown)[]; }[] | undefined' is not assignable to type 'UIMessage(unknown, UIDataTypes, UITools)[] | undefined' ... Type 'Record(string, unknown)' is not assignable to type 'UIMessagePart(UIDataTypes, UITools)' ``` (angle brackets transliterated to round ones above so the body survives sanitizing.)⚠️ **One thing did not survive, and it is a method note rather than a finding about the card.** The first attempt at the two nested-cast legs was a NO-OP: the mutation tool refused the write because the replacement text was a substring of the anchor, so its rise-count check could not distinguish the two. The file was restored and both legs then ran against a **pristine** tree — reading exit 0, i.e. a false green pointing the wrong way. They were re-run with a distinguishable replacement, and the table above is the re-run. Recorded because a silently-reverted ablation reads exactly like a passing one. ## After: both casts gone, both programs green ``` pnpm --filter @object-ui/plugin-chatbot type-check -> exit 0 (tsc --noEmit && tsc -p tsconfig.test.json) pnpm exec vitest run packages/plugin-chatbot/ -> exit 0 47 files, 522 tests passed ``` Program membership proved with a lit control rather than assumed — main program 1626 files: `src/useObjectChat.ts` 1, `src/mapMessages.ts` (positive control) 1, `useObjectChat.honestMessages.test.tsx` (negative control) 0, and the same negative pattern returns 1 against the test program's file list. Dependents, on a freshly built union closure (`Scope: 36 of 47` built, then `Scope: 7 of 47` type-checked): all seven pass, zero `error TS` — `plugin-chatbot`, `app-shell`, `console`, `site`, `example-schema-catalog`, `example-console-starter`, `example-byo-backend-console`. That is the measurement behind the claim that the published-input narrowing breaks nothing in this repository. ## Reverse verification — the green is not vacuous Both legs run from the **committed** fix, mutated through an anchor that must hit, restored to a byte-identical blob, and the restore leg re-run. 1. **Type.** Put the dead `toolName` back on a constructed tool arm. Predicted red; measured red: `exit 2`, `TS2353: Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'toolName' does not exist in type ...`. Restored: exit 0. 2. **Test.** Delete the HITL carve-out in the un-backed-approval report. Predicted red, and only the HITL test; measured exactly that: `Tests 1 failed | 11 passed (12)`, the failure being `says NOTHING when the invocation is an ObjectStack HITL approval`. Restored: 12 passed. ## What changed - **The three approval states are now reachable.** `approval-requested`, `approval-responded` and `output-denied` require the runtime's `approval` envelope beside them; `ChatToolInvocation` gained it in objectui#9229 and the builder now constructs those arms from it. The per-arm shapes differ (`approved` is forbidden on the outstanding request, required on the response, pinned to `false` on the denial) so each is built rather than spread. - **`tool-${toolName}` is expressible.** The dynamic member the card feared was the blocker is not one: the runtime's tool set is open, so the mapped type collapses to an index signature and the discriminant is a template. Pinned by a test. - **Legacy authoring states are folded, not passed through.** `partial-call` / `call` / `result` are not runtime states; passing them through left the round-trip reader refusing them, so the invocation came back stateless. Each test pairs the folded subject with a control asserting the authored spelling is still rejected by the runtime's own `validateUIMessages`. - **The dead `toolName` excess property is dropped.** Only the dynamic-tool arm declares one, and the reader derives the name off `type`, so this is behaviour-preserving. - **`UseObjectChatOptions.initialMessages`' optional `parts` narrows** to the store's own part array. Breaking for an external host that passes pre-built parts; `minor` per this repo's version policy, with the breaking note carried in the changeset. - **`mapMessages`' tool-invocation extraction lifts `approval`.** Assigned to this card when objectui#9229 shipped the additive half, and deliberately held until its first reader existed — lifting it earlier would have minted a declared-but-unread key. It closes the recorded asymmetry where the hydrated path carried the envelope and the live path dropped it. An invocation claiming an approval state with **no** envelope to back it is not constructible, and no envelope is invented for it (inventing `approval.id` is the fabrication AGENTS.md #0.1 forbids): the state is derived from the data the invocation does carry, and the producer is warned once, by name. An ObjectStack HITL approval is deliberately **not** warned about — it is carried by `pendingActionId` and a `pending_approval` result, and the mapper re-promotes the state from that result on the way back out, so the approval card survives the round trip. ## Acceptance notes⚠️ **The ruling's residual clause is NOT in this PR, and it is not silently dropped.** The ruling says the authoring `state` union should shed the three runtime-only approval states so that "a schema-authored invocation cannot claim `approval-requested` without an envelope". That union lives on `ChatToolInvocation` in `@object-ui/types`, which objectui#9229 left alone and whose own doc records the narrowing as this card's. The dispatch fences `packages/types` **out** with "if you find it incomplete, report; do not extend it here". So the conflict is reported rather than resolved by me: the narrowing is what would delete the un-backed-approval branch added here by construction, and it wants its own card or an explicit widening of this one's fence. Out of scope, noted, **not** filed: - `(aiMessages[idx] as any)?.metadata` in the same file is untouched and unrelated to this card's call. Successor: the next card on this file's message-output path. - objectui#9233 (`mergeToolResultsInto` rewriting `state` to `output-available` for every merged result) is recorded on this card as possibly changing what "done" means here. It is unchanged by this PR: building the arms does not by itself put an approval card in front of an operator on that sub-path. Successor: objectui#9233 itself, which is open. - objectui#9232 (the localStorage cache write side rebuilding tool parts without `approval`) is likewise untouched and open. Successor: objectui#9232. ## Gates run locally `check:control-bytes` 0 · `check:new-line-citations` 0 (`0 new citation(s)`) · `check:changeset-claims` 0 · `check:pending-changeset-literals` 0 · `check-changeset-presence` 0 (`1 changeset(s)`) · `check-changeset-no-major` 0 · `check-governed-queue-guard --test` — NOT GOVERNED · `eslint --no-inline-config` on the four changed source files exit 0, 9 pre-existing warnings, none from this diff. --- 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_018HrVaotisyhgmot9o2MLRq --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_018HrVaotisyhgmot9o2MLRq)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…sheds the three runtime-only approval states (objectui#10018) (objectstack-ai#10308) Fixes objectstack-ai#10018 Clause-②: no This executes the residual clause of the objectui#8426 ruling (director seat, decision batch objectstack-ai#86, maintainer 「继续决策」), verbatim: 「the authoring `state` union sheds the three runtime-only approval states, so a schema-authored invocation cannot claim `approval-requested` without an envelope」. The shape follows the seat's round-2 answers on the card (comment `5817891136`): the fence against objectui#10273 is cleared for the chat-invocation hunks, the file surface is widened, `onSend` uses design B, and the envelope's enforcement is left to its own card. ## What changed - **`@object-ui/types`.** `ChatToolInvocation.state` and its Zod mirror `ChatToolInvocationSchema` drop `approval-requested`, `approval-responded` and `output-denied`. An authored claim of one is refused, with or without an `approval` envelope. The mirror refuses it as one `invalid_value` at `state`. - **The `onSend` slot (design B, zero new exports).** `ChatbotSchema.onSend` hands a host the thread the runtime holds, and in API mode that thread carries the three states. Its `messages` is therefore typed as the authoring message widened by exactly those states. Two NON-exported aliases in `complex.ts` do this: `ChatToolRuntimeOnlyState` and `ChatMessageHandedBack`. The built `complex.d.ts` emits both without `export`, and no barrel changes. - **The seam, derived rather than copied (`chatMessageAdapter.ts`).** `SeamToolInvocation.state` is the union of the authoring state and `ChatbotEnhanced`'s runtime state. `toRuntimeToolState` takes that union. The accepted set of values is unchanged, so existing callers still compile. - **`useObjectChat.ts`.** `initialMessages` is now the seam's input shape, because app-shell hands it runtime values restored from server history. The parts builder's un-backed-approval branch and its tests are KEPT. A runtime producer still constructs an envelope-less `approval-requested`: app-shell's `mergeToolResultsInto` promotes it from a pending-action result, and `hydratedMessagesToChatMessages` hands it to the builder. Its docblock now says this instead of predicting its own removal. - **One vocabulary across two packages.** `chat-message-contract.test.ts` derives the types-side alias through `ChatbotSchema['onSend']` and pins it EQUAL to `ChatbotEnhanced`'s runtime-only states. It also pins the set to the SDK's approval triple, pins the authoring union to hold none of them, and pins `ObjectChatMessage` as assignable to the slot. The old `_StillAnAuthoredMessage` pin asserted the subtype relation this change removes, so it is inverted to `_NoLongerAnAuthoredMessage`. - **Docblocks and published docs made true.** The envelope sentence 「Optional because the other seven states never carry one」 is replaced by what holds after the shed: no authorable state requires the envelope; the SDK admits an approved envelope on `output-available` and `output-error` only; the three states that require one are not authorable. The subtype promise is corrected in `ChatbotSchema.onSend`, `ObjectChatMessage`, `UseObjectChatOptions.onSend`, `packages/plugin-chatbot/src/renderer.tsx`'s header comment (comment only, `3ce44937`), the plugin-chatbot README and `content/docs/plugins/plugin-chatbot.mdx`. - **Fixture triage (`chat-tool-approval-envelope-8442.test.ts`).** `invocation()` now defaults to `output-available`. The id-judgment case asserts its refusal AT `approval.id`: before this change it would have kept passing on the state's refusal alone, a phantom check. The old 「is OPTIONAL」 case becomes the refusal pin for the three states, envelope or not. ## Changeset: `minor` with a BREAKING banner (版本号策略; `major` is banned) - **Break 1.** Authored approval states are refused, at TS and at parse, in `ChatbotSchema.messages` and anywhere else `ChatToolInvocation` is authored. - **Break 2.** An `onSend` handler typed against the authoring `ChatMessage[]` stops type-checking, because the messages it receives are no longer a subtype of that shape. - **Declared, not newly accepted.** `UseObjectChatOptions.initialMessages` now takes `SeamChatMessage`, so nine optional runtime-only keys are declared on that option: `buildProgress`, `blueprintProgress`, `charts`; `pendingActionId`, `draftReview`, `proposedPlan`, `proposedChanges`, `builderHandoff`, `replayOutcome`. The runtime is unchanged. Local mode keeps the six tool-invocation keys (`normalizeMessages` forwards `toolInvocations` whole) and drops the three message-level ones. API mode's `aiInitialMessages` carries none of the nine into SDK parts. - **Sibling pending changesets made true (`04ed6186`, prose only, frontmatter byte-identical).** This change makes two other cards' pending entries false in the same release, so they are corrected here (the objectui#10019 precedent). In `.changeset/8442-chat-tool-approval-envelope.md`, the 「ten declared `state` values」 sentence and the closing no-narrowing paragraph are corrected. In `.changeset/6169-chatbot-authoring-face-type.md`, the `onSend` bullet is corrected. - **Not measured.** Out-of-repo authors and hosts. In-repo, the type-check of types, plugin-chatbot and app-shell below is the reading. ## Evidence All readings are from the committed state. Code head: `3aa259d8`, which merges `origin/main` at `8b1f0661`. The later commits change no executable byte: - **Round 3** (`3ce44937`, comments and changeset prose): plugin-chatbot type-check exits 0. `check-changeset-presence`, `check:changeset-claims`, `check:control-bytes` and `check:new-line-citations` exit 0. - **Round 4** (`04ed6186`, the two sibling changesets, prose only): the same gates plus `check:pending-changeset-literals` exit 0, and `check-changeset-overwrite` reads declared = declares for both. - **Round 5** (`340efe60`, one changeset sentence): the Not-breaking paragraph no longer claims the hook forwarded the nine keys; it states what each builder does. The same gates exit 0. The contract review of `3aa259d8..04ed618` found one false sentence, and round 5 fixes it. **Pins, red first on base `5ea623ea`, before any source edit:** - `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json` on types exits 2 with exactly 7x TS2578 (unused `@ts-expect-error`). They sit on the six invocation literals (each state, bare and enveloped) and the authored-message literal. No control line errs. - `vitest` on the new file reads `Tests 9 failed | 4 passed (13)`: the 9 refusals fail and the 4 controls pass. **After the fix, at `3aa259d8`:** - `type-check` (main + test programs, plus examples for types) exits 0 for `@object-ui/types`, `@object-ui/plugin-chatbot` and `@object-ui/app-shell`. The new file's membership in the types test program is shown by the red run above. - From the repo root, `vitest run packages/types/ packages/plugin-chatbot/` reads `Test Files 263 passed (263)`, `Tests 5468 passed (5468)`. - A verbose run of the touched files plus the app-shell hydration and approval-rehydration suites reads `7 passed (7)`, `72 passed (72)`, and lists each new case by name. **Ablation 1: `approval-requested` re-added to the authoring union and its mirror.** - Setup: from the committed fix, through `ablation-replace.mjs` with anchors hit x1; blobs `c7c58748` to `ff55f890` and `a1f3bd36` to `39bdaf7d`. types was rebuilt, and the dist markers read 1 (`complex.d.ts` union member, `zod/complex.zod.js`). - Prediction: the three `approval-requested` refusal pins red, the other states' pins and every control green, `_IsTheApprovalTriple` red. - Measured: types test program exits 2 with exactly 3x TS2578, all on the `approval-requested` literals. vitest reads `4 failed | 15 passed (19)`: the three `approval-requested` refusals plus the 8442 refusal case, with all controls passing. plugin-chatbot main exits 0, and its test program exits 2 with 1 error, `_IsTheApprovalTriple`. - Restore: both blobs equal HEAD, `git diff HEAD` is empty, types was rebuilt, and the dist markers read 0. **Ablation 2: `output-denied` removed from the non-exported alias.** This proves the Equal pin can fail. - Measured: `_OneVocabulary`, `_IsWhatOnSendHandsBack` and `_HandedBackIsAuthoringPlusTriple` go red, and so do renderer.tsx's three `onSend: schema.onSend` forwards (main program TS2322). - Restore: blob equals HEAD, types was rebuilt, and the dist marker reads 0. **Gates at `3aa259d8`, each exit 0:** - `check:control-bytes` and `check:new-line-citations`. - `node scripts/check-changeset-presence.mjs` and `changeset:check` (fixed group, no-major). - `check:changeset-claims` and `check:pending-changeset-literals`. - Docs: `check:doc-types`, `check:doc-snippets` (672 of 672 blocks judged), `check:doc-examples`, `check:doc-fences`, `check:doc-example-ids`, `check:doc-example-readers`, `docs:check-links` and `check:readme-exports`. The first runs of doc-snippets, doc-examples and readme-exports read PRECONDITION NOT MET (unbuilt packages); they are green after the scoped build each gate prints. - `check:handler-key-reads`, `check:component-surface-parity` and `check:test-path-roots`. - `check-governed-queue-guard --test` reads NOT GOVERNED. - `eslint --no-inline-config --format json` on the 7 changed TS files: 7 files, 0 errors, 20 warnings, 0 of them on an added line. The 20 are pre-existing `no-explicit-any` and `react-hooks` warnings. **NOT MEASURED:** - Repo-wide `pnpm lint`, the full `pnpm test`, and CI convergence (left to the seat per standing rules). - Type-check of `apps/console`, `apps/site`, `examples/console-starter` and `examples/schema-catalog`. - Out-of-repo consumers. ## Overlap with objectui#10273 (per the seat's fence answer A) This PR and objectui#10273 both edit `packages/types/src/complex.ts` and `zod/complex.zod.ts`, and the hunks do not overlap: - **This PR:** `ChatToolInvocation`, the two new non-exported aliases after it and `ChatbotSchema.onSend` in `complex.ts`; `ChatToolInvocationSchema` in `complex.zod.ts`. It does not edit `zod-mirror-parity.test.ts`, because that pin's type equality moves with both sides. - **objectui#10273:** the import block and the Dashboard/Page twins in `complex.ts`; `GlobalFilterSchema` in `complex.zod.ts`; the parity census EXCLUSIONS. Whichever lands second merges `origin/main`; the union of both is the resolution. ## Acceptance notes - The authoring `approval` envelope now has no authorable state whose builder arm reads it. The seat is filing its enforcement as its own card; this PR only makes its docblock true. - `renderer.tsx`'s header comment made the same subtype promise. It is retracted in `3ce44937` (comment only). The seat widened the claim surface to that file. - The warning text `warnApprovalStateWithoutEnvelope` prints ("not representable as authored") was left unchanged to avoid churning the tests that pin it. The docblock above it is what was rewritten. The seat's session is `https://claude.ai/code/session_01BA3nKVUwKQJf8DBxrSVtNC`. This PR was implemented by a dispatched `os-dev` run in that session (seat `domain:ui#1`, claim `5817363473`). --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01BA3nKVUwKQJf8DBxrSVtNC)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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