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feat: altimate integrations command for GitHub, Jira and Linear - #1622
Adds altimate integrations so GitHub, Jira and Linear can be connected from the terminal, using the same credential fields as the Altimate workspace web form, instead of setting them up in the web app. Stacked on #1609.
Detection: finds credentials already on the machine: gh, jira-cli, GITHUB_TOKEN/GH_TOKEN, JIRA_API_TOKEN, LINEAR_API_KEY, and MCP servers in Claude Code's config. A project .mcp.json only shows that a provider is present; its values are never used, and a Jira site and token must come from the same source.
fields <provider>: the form fields from the workspace's integrations catalog. They are cached, with a built-in fallback, and pre-filled from the machine. Secrets are reported only as a masked tail.
set / set-secret --from-clipboard | --from-env | --stdin: fills fields. A secret is read by the CLI itself and never printed.
connect <provider> [--local-only] [--share]: validates directly with GitHub, Jira or Linear, then either keeps the credential in the OS keychain or saves it as a connection in the user's own account and attaches it to the linked workspace. A rejected credential shows the provider's message and stores nothing.
Sharing needs --share: attaching to a workspace that is not private (or doesn't say) lets its members use the connection, so connect, update and sync only do it with --share. Without it nothing is written to the workspace, the connection stays in the user's account, and the result names altimate integrations sync <provider> --share. The check uses the workspace as read right before writing. A connection the workspace already uses stays attached, unless the write would promote it from a secondary connection to the entry's default. A connection that is already shared (its own privacy is not private, or missing) is not rewritten in place without --share either: the refusal comes before any write and names update <provider> --share or sync <provider> --share. Output says (private) only when neither the workspace nor the connection is shared, otherwise who can use it, also on a failure after a shared rewrite, and --json carries shared: true.
update <provider>: replaces a rejected token on the same connection.
status: reports rejected when a token stopped working.
Other commands:open-token-page, sync, block/unblock, disconnect (removes the local copy and the workspace connection this tool made).
Local vs synced:
A synced credential lives only in the workspace connection this tool made, and a local one lives only on this machine.
connect --local-only (Keep local) moves a workspace copy here and stays local until unblock.
block refuses a synced connection.
A rejected credential stores nothing:
Drafts are discarded.
A connection the workspace marks invalid is removed.
Local secrets are deleted only after the workspace accepts the upload.
Concurrency:
Writes go through the repo's Flock lock, as temp file plus rename. The state file and the secrets file (outside macOS) are mode 0600. The catalog cache and the mock-remote file hold no secrets and use the default mode.
Every decision and upload runs under one lock.
Secrets never go on argv; macOS security -i reads them from stdin.
Signed out: sync is skipped and no demo workspace is shown. status reports workspace.signedIn.
Output: every command has --json, which the Claude Code plugin reads.
No browser flow: there is no OAuth flow. Credentials come from the machine or are pasted into the same fields the web form uses.
Known limitations and follow-ups
Linux and Windows: a kept-local secret goes to a 0600 file, not an OS keychain. Spec AC5 asks for the keychain only; this needs libsecret and DPAPI support.
Connection identity: a managed connection is matched by its name, Provider (from <hostname>), not a source.machine field. Renaming the host orphans it, and fixing that needs a backend field. Keychain keys are not yet namespaced per Altimate tenant. Two machines with the same hostname also share one connection.
Org policy "local only": not built. The backend has no policy source yet.
Workspace integrations list: the backend only replaces the whole list (PATCH /datamates/{id}). The CLI re-reads it just before writing, but two concurrent writers can still race until there is an incremental or conditional update.
Values starting with -:integrations set can't take one, because the argument parser reads it as a flag.
Token expiry: shown for GitHub only. Jira and Linear don't report it.
After a failed workspace removal: when Keep local can't remove the workspace copy, the credential is kept here and a warning says so, but status doesn't yet show both copies coherently.
Rollback: restoring the previous secrets after a failed keychain write is best effort. A failed restore is not reported.
Secret-name fallback: treating catalog fields with known secret names as secret applies only to freshly fetched catalogs, not to a cached one.
Privacy re-check race: nothing ties the integrations PATCH to the privacy just read. If the workspace becomes public between that read and the write, the connection is widened and the result still says private. The exposure equals the normal order (a privacy change widens every default connection); only the report is stale. A real fix needs a conditional write in the backend.
Delete promotes a secondary:disconnect and Keep local delete the managed connection through the backend's delete rule, the same one the web app uses: if a shared workspace's entry also enables another of the owner's connections, the lowest remaining one becomes the default and is widened to the workspace's audience. The owner enabled that connection in that shared workspace, which is why attaching one there as a secondary already needs --share. A warning naming the promoted connection is a follow-up.
GitHub host: only github.com is supported; GitHub Enterprise Server is a follow-up. A token is never read when it may belong to another host, since it would be validated against api.github.com. That covers gh, which is asked with --hostname github.com and not at all while GH_TOKEN/GITHUB_TOKEN sit beside another host. The other sources are env and MCP server tokens: any of GITHUB_HOST, GH_HOST, GITHUB_API_URL, GITHUB_SERVER_URL or GITHUB_ENTERPRISE_URL naming another host blocks them, and so does a reference that does not resolve or any host setting in an MCP server's arguments.
Secondary-only attach: appending this connection as a secondary to a shared workspace's entry is refused without --share, and reported as shared with it, although the backend widens only defaults. Kept conservative: deleting the default later promotes and widens it.
Plugin: the Claude Code plugin has no --share control yet. On a shared workspace, its Link workspace and Sync all show the refusal reason.
Lock and slow backends: a command holds the local lock across its workspace calls (20 s timeout each), while another command waiting for the lock gives up after 30 s. Only a slow backend hits this.
Partial-failure edge cases: if sync can't remove a legacy local key after an upload, re-running sync doesn't retry that one key. In text mode, the cleanup warning is hidden when the workspace attach fails at the same time.
Env overrides:ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS_* backend and API variables (and JIRA_BASE_URL pairing) are honoured in every build. Tests and the local-backend setup rely on them; they should only apply under mock mode or in test builds.
Stale connection ids: attach replaces an entry whose connection id is missing from every connection the user can see. Telling a deleted connection from one the user can't see needs a backend rule.
Draft secret names: drafts are not recorded by field name, so a draft for a field the workspace catalog later drops is not found by discard or disconnect.
Unreadable login on disconnect: for a record that isn't synced, the workspace step is skipped, so a copy that exists only in the workspace is left in place.
Signed-out disconnect after a failed Keep local removal: it reports success while the workspace copy remains.
Draft writes: a field typed with set while a connect is being checked isn't part of the credential comparison; only the stored credential is.
Plugin: the pane doesn't yet show workspaceUnchecked (a failed workspace lookup in status), so counts can look synced when the workspace wasn't read.
Pre-existing issues seen during review, in code from #1609 (not changed here):
api/client.tssignOut: a failed withdrawClaudeSkills is swallowed, with no warning or retry.
cli/cmd/link.ts: picking the workspace that's already linked returns before the --claude-md write, and a failed CLAUDE.md write is swallowed by an empty catch.
mcp-server/adapter.ts: tables beyond MAX_FUSED_TABLES are dropped silently.
tool-cli/claude-md.ts: there's a window between the lstat check and the CLAUDE.md write.
cli/cmd/tool.ts: the connections stamp uses only mtime and size.
tools/sql-result-format.ts: csvCell doesn't neutralise =, +, - and @ prefixes.
workspace/client.ts: setup reads credentials before the disabled check.
session/analyst-effort.ts: an unknown explicit variant skips the analyst default.
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bun test test/altimate/integrations.test.ts: 203 pass, 0 fail. Every test case is listed below.
bun test test/altimate: 10,462 pass, 0 fail. bun run typecheck and bun turbo typecheck are clean.
CI is green on the latest commit.
Ran against a local Altimate backend with real GitHub and Jira credentials:
GitHub kept local, validated against api.github.com with nothing sent to Altimate
Jira validated and synced
a bad Linear key rejected with Linear's 401
a revoked Jira connection updated on the same connection
Ran the CLI in a scratch sandbox: signed-out status, a masked set-secret, and a bad GitHub token rejected with the provider's 401, with no secret left on disk.
All 203 test cases in test/altimate/integrations.test.ts (grouped by describe block):
sameRecord (1)
a credential saved again, or changed in any field, is a different record
githubHostElsewhere (1)
only a host other than github.com counts; any host setting in arguments blocks
detection parsing (3)
claude.json and .mcp.json servers
an MCP server env value counts as a credential only when it is one the provider reads
jira-cli config
status (3)
shape and states in demo mode
a signed-out user is not shown a linked workspace; mock mode keeps the demo one
not_found without detections
block policy and sync (1)
blocked providers stay local, unblocked sync
a block set while a mock sync runs (1)
stops the sync from being recorded
expiry (2)
isExpired uses a 60 second skew
status reports expired and expiresAt
keychain (9)
a secret goes to security on stdin, quoted, and never in argv
read and delete use the keychain by account
a slow keychain call does not block the event loop
a failed keychain delete is an error unless the item was already absent
a disconnect the keychain refuses keeps the record, so it can be retried
a keychain read is empty only when the item is missing; any other failure is an error
a keychain call that never answers is killed and reported, for reads and writes
a failed keychain write is an error
an account id outside the allowed characters is refused before security runs
state file (1)
is written for the owner only
state files that are not objects (1)
an array, null or scalar root is an error and is left as it was
secret storage (1)
a value with a line break is refused as not a token
workspace connections (63)
sync of a replaced detected token does not carry over the old token's expiry
sync does not upload into a connection that is already shared without --share
sync creates the managed connection, then updates it in place
a new connection the workspace marks invalid is removed again and nothing is stored
backend errors keep the message (code) format
status prefers the managed connection, else the latest validated own one, and skips shared ones
a newer hand-made connection stays what is shown while the deleted-elsewhere check follows the managed one
a synced credential deleted in the workspace is offered again when it is still found here
a synced record reports the managed connection's validity, whichever connection is shown
a synced record's expiry comes from the managed connection, not the one shown
sync --keep-synced takes the attach-only path that sync --all takes
a saved credential whose config cannot be collected fails that provider's sync with the reason, instead of stopping the run
sync to a shared workspace attaches nothing without --share and reports why; with it the outcome is marked shared
attach-only runs under the lock and names the kept workspace inert, with its id
sync over every provider leaves a saved connection alone and only attaches it
block still sets the policy when the workspace cannot be read, and says it was not checked
block refuses a provider whose managed connection is in the workspace
disconnect waits for a running upload instead of interleaving with it
sync only uploads a detected or registered credential, never a typed-in draft
sync moves a local credential to the workspace and leaves no secret here
a sync that lost the race to Keep local uploads nothing
a block that lands while an attach-only sync waits for the lock keeps the credential local and says why
a refusal of a record that was replaced while the provider was being asked does not mark the new record rejected
a link that cannot be looked up is reported, not read as not linked; without a login there is nothing to look up
a local cleanup that fails after the workspace accepted the connection is reported on a synced result
a record that cannot be written after the workspace accepted the upload is reported, and a retry updates the same connection
disconnect says when the connection could not be detached from the linked workspace
disconnect warns when it cannot tell whether the directory is linked, and not when it is unlinked
a synced record marked rejected locally is connected once the workspace shows the connection valid
sync over every provider leaves a workspace connection alone when this machine has no record of it
sync over every provider does not attach a workspace connection the workspace marks invalid
sync over every provider attaches a workspace connection when nothing for the provider is detected here
the status of a synced record takes the workspace connection's expiry on the real path
a synced record fixed in the workspace is attached by a run over every provider
a synced record takes its expiry from the workspace over an older local one
a sync prepared before a same-variant local update uploads nothing
a sync prepared before the record changed uploads nothing
sync records the provider check: validatedAt and account on success, rejected for a refused stored credential
sync uploads nothing when the provider rejects the detected credential, or cannot be reached
a synced connection carries the known expiry, so the workspace view shows it
sync over every provider says a synced connection deleted in the workspace is gone, not already there
sync over every provider attaches a workspace connection even when the only thing found here is a remote MCP server
a credential found here is still offered next to a hand-made workspace connection
purging a provider's secrets covers every variant, not only the connected one
purging a provider's secrets keeps the fields just written
a refused new connection that cannot be removed still reports the refusal
a fresh local connection wins over the remote one
disconnect deletes only the managed connections
a failed workspace delete keeps the local credential so disconnect can be retried
upsertManaged reports when the project is not linked to a workspace
workspace info reports an unlinked project
an already saved connection with no local secret is verified and reported as not linked
a saved connection that is gone from the workspace is still skipped
only the existing connections endpoints are called
the CLI exits non-zero on a failed sync, reports step outcomes, and refuses to block a synced connection
a hand-made connection is shown as not managed
a local expiry is not erased by a workspace copy of unknown expiry
without a signed-in backend nothing is removed
status says so when the workspace could not be read, instead of showing local states as current
a link remembered from earlier is not attached to or detached from
a state file that cannot be parsed is an error and is not replaced by an empty one
a secrets file that cannot be parsed is not replaced when another secret is stored
an unreadable Altimate login does not stop the local paths, but does stop removing a workspace copy
failure descriptions (3)
validation lists, string details and codes
a 404 does not claim a connection was missing, as it can come from a workspace or the catalog
a success whose body is not JSON is an error, not an empty list
backend answers that are not what they should be (3)
an empty answer or one without a connections list is an error, not no connections
a workspace answer that is not a record, or has no integrations list, is an error
a backend without the summary route is read from the workspace list, and only when the list carries the integrations
jira domain and cli flags (2)
normaliseJiraDomain sends the subdomain only
the browser sign-in flags are gone and the token command is removed
credentials flow › fields (6)
built-in table when nothing else is known
jira variant follows the site and the form is pre-filled
secrets report only a masked tail
jiraVariantFor
workspace catalog is read, cached and used when offline
parseCatalog reads a wrapped list and a variants map
credentials flow › set and set-secret (5)
a typed Jira site is reduced to the subdomain before it is stored
set stores a non-secret draft and rejects secrets and unknown fields
set-secret reads the injected clipboard and returns only the masked tail
clipboard content that is not a token is refused
secrets can come from an environment variable or stdin
credentials flow › where Jira values may come from (7)
a planted project file cannot point the user's token at another host
a token planted in a project file is not used
a project file still counts as present, without being syncable
a site from one source is not paired with a token from another
same-named servers in the user and project scopes are separate sources
a site and a token from the same source are used together
a site the user typed pairs with a detected token
credentials flow › validators (9)
github token: accepted and rejected
jira cloud: accepted and rejected
jira server: accepted and rejected
linear key: accepted and rejected
github reports the token expiry and an unreachable provider is not a rejection
a GitHub rate-limit 403 is not a rejected token and keeps the typed draft
a 403 without rate-limit signs is still a rejected token
a variant that matches nothing is an error, not the first variant
a plain-http Jira server URL is refused
credentials flow › connect and update (60)
missing fields are listed
local-only validates, stores locally and calls no backend
a 2xx without an account is not accepted as a valid credential
a catalog id naming the server variant gets the server type and token page
state writes are atomic and private
sync reads a detected Jira credential through the connect path
the gh token is read for github.com only, not the host GH_HOST names
a GitHub token next to an enterprise host is never read from the environment or an MCP server
detected credentials are used without typing
a rejected token stores nothing
a rejected token does not linger to override what is detected
keep local on a connection that exists only in the workspace removes that copy and holds sync
update with local-only keeps a synced connection local instead of uploading
sync is held before the workspace copy is removed, and stays held when the removal fails
a draft that cannot be cleared on Keep local still removes the workspace copy, and says so
a record that cannot be written after the upload says the workspace has the connection, and connecting again updates it
an MCP env value that is only an unresolved reference does not count as a token
a local cleanup that fails after the upload is a warning on a connected result, and the record says synced
Keep local removes nothing from the workspace when the local copy cannot be stored
a local connect that fails part way restores the secrets it wrote
a catalog that omits the secret flags still treats the built-in secret fields as secret
a Jira variant naming the server is validated as the server
a refused replacement of a non-secret field leaves the working connection alone
keep local stores a credential unverified when the provider is unreachable; connect stores nothing
a connect whose record changed while the credential was being checked stores nothing
a connect prepared from an earlier credential is refused when the credential was saved again meanwhile
a local save whose old secrets cannot be purged is still saved, and says what is left
an offline re-save of the same stored token keeps its known expiry; a new token does not inherit it
a variant asked for by its exact id wins over one whose name contains it
a rejected input is not stored unverified
a failed state write leaves no temp file behind
two processes updating the same state never lose an update
discard clears typed fields and pasted secrets
sync creates the managed connection with the catalog field names and keeps no secret locally
jira server sends the variant type with its catalog fields
a new connection the workspace marks invalid is removed and nothing is stored
a replacement the workspace marks invalid leaves the connection marked rejected until update fixes it
a backend refusal is reported as message (code)
signed out, or blocked, behaves as local-only and says so
update needs a connection and keeps a local connection local
update of a synced connection updates the same connection in place
a credential kept local is never uploaded until sync is allowed
signed out, sync does not pretend to reach the workspace
keeping a synced connection local removes the workspace copy and holds sync
keeping a synced connection local while signed out changes nothing
a synced connection cannot be blocked: there is no local copy to keep
a remote-only managed connection can be updated
Keep local on a connection only the workspace holds refuses when the workspace cannot be read
Keep local on a connection only the workspace holds removes it and keeps the secret here
Keep local on a local record finds a workspace copy uploaded after it was recorded
a workspace refusal keeps typed non-secret values and drops secret drafts
a clipboard URL is not taken as a token
a failed upload keeps the local secret
a failed update of a credential the workspace holds says it is still synced
connect to a shared workspace attaches only with --share, and an update of an attached connection says it is shared
a connection shared outside any workspace is not rewritten without --share, and with it says so
a hand-made connection cannot be updated from here
a workspace connection removed elsewhere stops reading as synced
disconnect while signed out refuses when the credential is saved in the workspace
disconnect removes the credential secrets
credentials flow › rejected status (3)
a refused replacement leaves the working connection alone
a stored credential the provider now refuses is rejected until it is updated
a workspace connection marked invalid is rejected
credentials flow (1)
the CLI shows the credential commands and no browser flow
catalog fields a person fills in (1)
skips backend bookkeeping, repeated fields and browser sign-in variants
attachToIntegrations (2)
adds a missing entry with read-only tools only
sets the connection on an existing entry and extends a connection list
attach keeps another connection (7)
an entry on another connection keeps it, an empty one or this one is set
an entry on a connection that no longer exists takes this one
an entry on a connection shared by another member is kept; a deleted one is taken over, with its id dropped from the list
attach is an error when the workspace catalog has no entry for the provider
attach reports when the workspace kept its own connection
a workspace that is not private gets the connection only with --share, and says its members can use it
detach leaves an entry on another connection alone
collectConfig (1)
an optional secret with no stored value is left out; a required one is needed
detachFromIntegrations (1)
clears only this connection and leaves other entries alone
the CLI passes --share through and reports shared (1)
connect --share --json and sync --share
printed text and catalog shape (3)
clean removes escape sequences, control and bidi characters
the masked tail is dropped when it holds a control or direction character
catalogEntries unwraps a list, items, integrations and data alike
saved login (1)
a missing credentials file is signed out, an unreadable one is an error
Cost side effects
None. There are no model calls and no warehouse queries. Each command makes a fixed, small number of REST calls: to GitHub, Jira or Linear to validate a credential, and to the Altimate workspace API for connections and the integrations catalog. Nothing grows with user data.
Do not merge: experiment for evaluating direct altimate-code tools in Claude Code.
- Bring in `altimate-code mcp serve` and the workspace tools from the MCP draft branches
- `tool list|schema|run|context|daemon`: run the same adapter as `mcp serve` without a model
- `mcp serve` default set adds impact, lineage, PII, data-diff, equivalence and translation tools; `--all-tools` exposes the full allow-list
- Long-running per-project process keeps connections warm and releases DuckDB/SQLite file locks between calls
- `--connections` / `ALTIMATE_TOOL_CONNECTIONS`, `--args -` from stdin, `tool schema` for one tool
- DROP DATABASE, DROP SCHEMA and TRUNCATE stay blocked even with `--allow-write`
- `link --claude-md` writes CLI routing guidance for clients without MCP
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Do not merge: experiment.
- `tool list|schema|run|context|daemon` enable workspace tools automatically when the project is linked; `--no-workspace-tools` disables them
- `tool context` lists the linked workspace, its skills and how to use the workspace tools
- Daemon identity and spawn arguments follow the effective workspace-tools value
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ills
Do not merge: experiment.
- Every workspace skill sync also writes the skills into `<project>/.claude/skills/`, so linking or refreshing a project puts them on disk before a Claude Code session starts
- Copies follow the Claude Code plugin's rules: frontmatter reduced to `name` and `description`, command blocks neutralised, hook and plugin component paths skipped, user-written skills never touched, each copy marked and git-ignored
- Unlink and the feature-off path remove the copies; projects without `.claude` are left alone; `ALTIMATE_CLAUDE_SKILL_SYNC=0` disables it
- A mirror failure never changes the sync result
- Tests: `claude-skill-mirror.test.ts`, mirror wiring in `skill-sync.test.ts`
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ll mirror
- daemon: release file locks when the last request finishes; serialize bind and
stale-socket recovery with a lock; clients never unlink sockets; refuse a
symlinked or foreign-owned socket directory
- mcp: warehouse_remove and driver installs need --allow-write over MCP too
- analyst effort: a per-model effort or thinking option wins over the default
- adapter: bound the answer_commit history kept across turns
- tool CLI: keep spilled results under the state directory, not /tmp
- skill mirror: skip a symlinked .claude or .claude/skills; swap copies without
deleting the old one first
- docs: callers in one directory share the daemon
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Detects gh, jira-cli, env tokens and Claude MCP servers, syncs them to
the Altimate workspace or keeps them in the OS keychain, and connects a
provider through a browser consent flow with a loopback callback.
Expired tokens are re-created through the authorize flow; no refresh
token is stored. Disconnect also removes the workspace copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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The pull request adds Altimate backend operations and local credential and connection management for GitHub, Jira, and Linear. It adds integrations CLI commands for status, detection, connection management, and credential drafts.
Changes: Provider integrations
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Backend contracts and operations packages/opencode/src/altimate/integrations/backend.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/integrations.test.ts
Adds backend credential resolution, authenticated requests, connection and catalog operations, datamate retrieval and updates, and tests for response handling.
Local state and credential handling packages/opencode/src/altimate/integrations/core.ts, packages/opencode/src/altimate/integrations/credentials.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/integrations.test.ts
Adds local state and secret storage, provider detection, catalog-based credential fields, credential resolution, draft handling, validation, and related tests.
Workspace status and policy packages/opencode/src/altimate/integrations/core.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/integrations.test.ts
Adds local and remote status construction, merges managed workspace connections with local status, and adds provider blocking operations and tests.
Adds connection sync, attachment, sharing, local and workspace credential saves, secret cleanup, and managed connection removal. Tests cover these operations and failure cases.
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Files that reset the native dispatcher or mock the MCP SDK client modules now
restore them, so tests that run later in the same process see the real ones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…space skill mirror
Copies carry a marker naming the skill, so a renamed copy is the user's; nested
CLAUDE.md files are not copied; staging uses an .altimate-staging- infix, gets
its .gitignore first and is swept when abandoned; an unreadable snapshot, or one
missing while it is swapped, leaves the copies alone; and the mirror and the
plugin's sync take turns under one mkdir lock in .claude/skills.
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…uard read-only warehouse_add
- daemon: reload connections when a connections file changes, only when no other
call is in flight, with calls arriving during a reload waiting for it; key the
socket on the caller's ALTIMATE_CODE_CONN_* environment; resolve --connections
once
- registry: validate a connections file before closing anything; never release
in-memory DuckDB/SQLite connections
- mcp serve: release file database locks when no call is in flight
- warehouse_add: a read-only session cannot replace a connection named in the
active registry, the global or project file, or the credential store
- adapter: bound the answer_commit history on every call, not only on commit
- skill mirror: keep copies when the snapshot or a skill cannot be read; let
withdrawal run with ALTIMATE_CLAUDE_SKILL_SYNC=0
- tool CLI: decide the workspace tools default from the saved link, without a
network call
- workspace-client: telemetry name and disabled-workspace stub
- docs and help text for the daemon, workspace tools and --all-tools
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…nder concurrent and partial reads
The mkdir lock shared with the plugin is renewed by its holder, taken over from
a dead one by rename, released only by the holder (an empty token directory),
and never waited on past its deadline; a holder that lost it stops before the
next swap. The manifest is read without following symlinks and re-read before
the removal pass; a listed skill directory that is gone, or credentials that
exist but cannot be read, change nothing. One skill's failed swap no longer
stops the others; tree comparison streams one file pair at a time; frontmatter
whitespace matches Python's; readManifest rejects a skills array.
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connect now asks for the same fields as the workspace web form, read
from the integrations catalog, pre-filled from credentials found on the
machine. Secrets come from detection, the clipboard, an env var or
stdin and are never printed. Credentials are validated directly with
GitHub, Jira or Linear, then kept in the keychain or synced to the
workspace. A rejected token can be updated on the same connection.
The browser OAuth flow moves behind connect --oauth.
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…, and withdraw them on sign-out
Each copy is swapped in only while the lock is held and the snapshot is the one
read and still the signed-in account's, so a mid-copy swap, takeover or sign-out
publishes nothing. Swap detection uses the staging directory's mtime, which a
rename updates on every platform. A SKILL.md that is not a regular file skips
that skill instead of freezing every sync; markers decode strictly with their BOM
kept, as the plugin's Python reads them. The sync waits at most 2 s for the lock.
Signing out withdraws the project's copies.
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Saving, updating, listing and removing a workspace connection now use
the existing /connections endpoints, so no backend change is needed.
The browser OAuth flow is removed; credentials are always the
workspace's own fields, validated with the provider first.
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…ts check and its read
The plugin's copy treats that as a snapshot changing underneath and changes nothing;
the mirror dropped the skill instead.
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Saving a GitHub, Jira or Linear credential (connect, update or sync) now
also attaches the connection to the project's linked workspace, so it shows
on the workspace's integrations. A new entry enables only read-only tools.
Sync re-attaches a connection already saved to the account when no local
secret is kept. A workspace the caller does not own is reported clearly.
The workspace commands honour ALTIMATE_API_URL, ALTIMATE_TENANT and
ALTIMATE_TOKEN like the integrations client, so a local backend works end
to end, and sync/status report the real tenant and workspace.
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status and sync --json now include `linked` and the linked workspace `id`,
so clients can offer to link an unlinked project instead of showing the
tenant name as if it were a workspace. The human header says when the
project is not linked.
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…e tools
- `daemon`: requests wait for an in-progress file release, `stop` replies
before shutting down, and the daemon key includes
`ALTIMATE_DISABLE_SCHEMA_VALUES`, `ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS` and
`ALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE`.
- `permissions`: the blocked-statement check runs before the read-permission
shortcut.
- `claude-md`: a symlinked `CLAUDE.md` is left untouched.
- `workspace-tools`: workspace-authored names and descriptions render as one
inert line, skills are read through `WorkspaceClient.readSkill`, and the
workspace is labelled with `workspaceLabel`.
- MCP workspace adapter: an adapter is closed only after the operations
using it finish; `serverInstructions` releases file connections it opened.
- `outputLimits` reads organisation-managed config and preferences.
- `schema-list`: MySQL and Redshift (whose drivers ignore binds) get an
escaped schema literal; schema names are sorted before the limit.
- `registry.releaseFileConnections` keeps remote and in-memory URI stores.
- `sql_execute` batches: `truncated` reports row-limited or clipped items,
references resolve against the default warehouse, duplicate labels are
rejected, backslashes are escaped for BigQuery, Snowflake, Databricks and
ClickHouse, and an unmaterialized spill returns no table.
- `answer_commit`: integers keep every digit; coverage and number checks
stand down when the run budget is ending (one shared `budgetEnding`).
- `warehouse_add` resolves relative store paths against the project root;
`warehouse_list` skips only workspace-routed connections in discovery.
- `analyst-effort` honours SAP `modelParams` and the configured
`model.variants`.
- Workspace client: `readSkill` opens with `O_NOFOLLOW`; context lists only
skills with a regular `SKILL.md`. `releaseLocalSession` clears every
per-session map; skill withdrawal runs in `finally` on purge.
- MongoDB `listTables` checks that an empty database exists.
- Docs and `--allow-write` help match the actual policies.
- Tests for each behaviour change; new suites restore their spies.
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…ferences
BigQuery and Spark/Databricks have no `''` escape inside a string literal
(Databricks reads `'it''s'` as two adjacent literals, `its`). Batch
references now escape the quote with a backslash for those two dialects
and keep `''` for the rest. The read-only check does not lex their
backslash escape, so such a step is refused instead of running with a
wrong value.
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…rules; address review findings
- data_diff refuses any source, target or where_clause that is not one complete read-only
query (classifier read, single statement, balanced parentheses, no side-effect or dynamic
query() calls) before connecting, checks every statement it runs, and opens every
connector read-only. sql_check keeps its stricter rules (shared read-only-sql helper).
- isBlockedStatement classifies the whole pattern, so leading comments and multi-statement
patterns stay hard-blocked.
- Redshift values in batch references get their backslashes escaped.
- Tool daemon: the idle timer waits for a pending file release; only a request that ran a
tool leads to a release, and a stop is answered without waiting for one; the socket is
owner-only.
- Workspace: refresh clears the active adapter before closing it; a snapshot removed
mid-read lists no skills; copies into .claude/skills are opt-in with
ALTIMATE_CLAUDE_SKILL_SYNC=1 (the Claude Code plugin sets it).
- Analyst effort ignores non-object model params and output_config without effort; managed
output preferences resolve files against their own directory; warehouse_add shares the
registry's project root; mcp --allow-write help names the hard blocks.
- Docs for warehouse_add's local writes, Claude Code skill copies, analyst effort and
answer_commit; tests for each change.
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P2: This test verifies `--share` reaches `syncProvider` but not that sync JSON reports the shared outcome. Assert `shared` on the second JSON result so the CLI output contract is covered.</violation>
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P3: An attach failure after rewriting a shared connection omits the audience warning from its human-readable reason. Append `SHARED_REWRITE_NOTE` here, as the rejection and record-write failure paths already do.</violation>
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P2: This test verifies --share reaches syncProvider but not that sync JSON reports the shared outcome. Assert shared on the second JSON result so the CLI output contract is covered.
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<comment>This test verifies `--share` reaches `syncProvider` but not that sync JSON reports the shared outcome. Assert `shared` on the second JSON result so the CLI output contract is covered.</comment>
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@@ -2687,6 +2786,25 @@ describe("detachFromIntegrations", () => {
+ expect(connect.mock.calls[0][0].share).toBe(true)
+ expect(JSON.parse(logs.join("\n")).shared).toBe(true)
+ await (SyncCommand.handler as any)({ provider: "github", share: true, json: true })
+ expect(sync.mock.calls[0][4]).toBe(true)
+ } finally {
+ for (const sp of [log, connect, sync]) sp.mockRestore()
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P3: An attach failure after rewriting a shared connection omits the audience warning from its human-readable reason. Append SHARED_REWRITE_NOTE here, as the rejection and record-write failure paths already do.
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<comment>An attach failure after rewriting a shared connection omits the audience warning from its human-readable reason. Append `SHARED_REWRITE_NOTE` here, as the rejection and record-write failure paths already do.</comment>
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@@ -1089,14 +1106,15 @@ async function syncReal(
- if ("attached" in w) step(w.kept ? `Kept the workspace's existing connection in ${workspaceLabel(w.attached, w.workspaceId)}` : `Attached to ${workspaceLabel(w.attached, w.workspaceId)}`)
+ const reportWorkspace = (w: NonNullable<UpsertResult["workspace"]>, sharedConnection = false): SyncOutcome => {
+ // A shared connection that was rewritten stays reported as shared even when the attach after it fails.
+ if ("error" in w) return { id, result: "failed", reason: ATTACH_FAILED_PREFIX + w.error, steps, ...(sharedConnection ? { shared: true as const } : {}) }
+ if ("attached" in w) step(`${w.kept ? `Kept the workspace's existing connection in ${workspaceLabel(w.attached, w.workspaceId)}` : `Attached to ${workspaceLabel(w.attached, w.workspaceId)}`}${w.shared ? SHARED_AUDIENCE : ""}`)
else {
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Fixed in 509b64d. When the attach fails after a shared rewrite, the reason now ends with SHARED_REWRITE_NOTE, the same as the rejection and record-write failure paths. The test asserts it.
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Minor · Describe both permissions granted by --share. · integrations.ts:26
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/integrations.ts:26 Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Describe both permissions granted by --share.
--share now also permits replacement of credentials in an already-shared connection, including connections shared outside the linked workspace. The help text describes only workspace attachment.
Update shareOption to state both effects. Users must know that the flag can give an existing connection's audience access to the new credential.
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Update the description in shareOption to state that --share both attaches to a linked workspace that is not private and allows replacement credentials to be accessed by the audience of an already-shared connection, including connections shared outside that workspace.
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- Line 26: Update the description in shareOption to state that --share both
attaches to a linked workspace that is not private and allows replacement
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@coderabbitai Fixed in 509b64d (outside-diff Minor at integrations.ts:26). The --share help now names both effects: attaching to a workspace that is not private, and updating a connection that is already shared, so the people it is shared with get the new credential.
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- Line 1111: Update reportWorkspace to distinguish whether a connection is
shared from whether its credential was rewritten: keep shared outcome metadata
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…token, the shell's host applies to MCP servers, and GITHUB_ENTERPRISE_URL and ${NAME:-default} are read
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Ready for re-review at 2072595bdc. Since re-review 3, I ran another independent two-engine review of the whole PR (Claude and Codex, read-only) to catch what the next round would find, and fixed what it found.
GitHub tokens for another host:gh auth token and friends followed GH_HOST, so an enterprise token could be validated against api.github.com. Every gh call now passes --hostname github.com. gh is not asked at all while GH_TOKEN/GITHUB_TOKEN sit beside another host, because gh hands those back as the github.com token. For env and MCP tokens, any of GITHUB_HOST, GH_HOST, GITHUB_API_URL, GITHUB_SERVER_URL or GITHUB_ENTERPRISE_URL naming another host blocks them, and an MCP server sees the shell's environment as well as its own. A reference that does not resolve blocks too, while ${NAME:-default} falls back to its default. Any host setting in an MCP server's arguments also blocks, without parsing: quoting, docker -e/--env= and shell wrappers are not parsed. Only github.com is supported, and Enterprise Server is listed as a follow-up.
Failures after the upload: a failure after a newly shared workspace attach now keeps shared: true and the audience note. That covers a record-write failure and the outer catch in both sync and connect, not only a rewrite of an already-shared connection.
Refusal wording: the shared-connection refusal names the command that was run (connect, update or sync).
Rebutted: an update of a connection that a shared workspace names as its default is already refused, because the backend widens a default's own privacy (app/api/connections/README.md, Sharing). New connections are private by default.
Listed as a known limitation: disconnect and Keep local follow the backend's delete rule, which promotes and widens a secondary that the owner enabled in a shared workspace.
The integrations suite passes 203 of 203, and each new guard fails a test when mutated. The TypeScript job's earlier red runs were timing thresholds in untouched files (redaction perf, sql lint); main's CI shows the same flakes. Kilo didn't run because its account is out of credits.
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WARNING: The retry this step names cannot remove the leftover
This advice fails in exactly the case it is for. purgeCredentialSecrets deletes the connected secret first and deleteSecret(id) (the bare-id alias, line 1215) runs after it; if either throws after the required field is gone, the next sync <id> finds no local credential, so collectConfig returns no local credential to upload and the run takes the attach-only branch above (lines 1127-1148). That branch only attaches an existing connection and never calls purgeCredentialSecrets/deleteSecret, so the remaining secret entries stay on disk/keychain and only disconnect removes them. Retry the local purge inside the attach-only branch for a synced record, or point the message at a command that actually removes the leftovers.
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Fixed in 956b966. For a synced record, the attach-only branch now removes leftover local secrets (purgeCredentialSecrets plus the bare-id alias) before it attaches, so the sync <id> the warning names really does remove them. If the cleanup fails again, the same warning step is pushed. The test fails the first cleanup, then retries with nothing to upload (no env token, no gh). It asserts that no upload happens and the leftover is gone. A mutation that skips the retry fails it.
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SUGGESTION: Failed steps are dropped for every non-synced outcome
failed, kept_local and skipped all return before the loop at line 110 that prints failed steps. When syncReal returns failed for a workspace attach error, its steps still carry the local-cleanup failure pushed at core.ts:1218, so text output says only "sync failed (...)" while --json keeps the cleanup warning. Print failed steps for every outcome (run the loop before the early returns) so the two outputs agree.
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Fixed in 956b966. renderSync now prints the local-cleanup warning steps for a failed outcome as well as a synced one, so text and --json agree. A CLI handler test pins it.
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SUGGESTION: An attach-only failure claims the connection was saved now
This path only attaches a connection that is already in the workspace (attachOnly), yet a failure goes through reportWorkspace, whose error branch prefixes ATTACH_FAILED_PREFIX - "Saved the connection but could not attach it to the workspace". A sync --all (or --keep-synced) run whose attach fails therefore tells the user a credential was saved when nothing was uploaded in this run. Pass a flag (or a distinct prefix) so an attach-only failure says the existing workspace connection could not be attached.
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Fixed in 956b966. The attach-only path now reports Could not attach the connection already in your account to the workspace: … (ATTACH_EXISTING_FAILED_PREFIX). Saved the connection but… is kept for runs that uploaded. The shared-workspace refusal test on the attach-only path asserts the new prefix.
for (const k of ["GITHUB_TOKEN", "GH_TOKEN", "JIRA_API_TOKEN", "JIRA_USER", "JIRA_DOMAIN", "LINEAR_API_KEY", "ATLASSIAN_API_TOKEN"]) delete process.env[k]
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SUGGESTION: The new host check makes these tests depend on the developer's environment
githubHostElsewhere now reads GITHUB_HOST, GH_HOST, GITHUB_API_URL, GITHUB_SERVER_URL and GITHUB_ENTERPRISE_URL from process.env (credentials.ts:173-174), and mcpEnvHasToken merges process.env into every MCP check. This per-test reset deletes only the token variables, so on a machine with GH_HOST or GITHUB_HOST exported for GitHub Enterprise the github and MCP detection tests run with the token blocked and fail. Add those five names to this delete list (the module-level afterAll already restores the original environment).
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Fixed in 956b966. The file-level beforeEach now deletes GITHUB_HOST, GH_HOST, GITHUB_API_URL, GITHUB_SERVER_URL and GITHUB_ENTERPRISE_URL, and the module afterAll restores the original environment.
…ncs print cleanup warnings, an attach-only failure no longer says it saved anything, and tests ignore an exported GitHub host
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// A synced record keeps no secret here; one left by an earlier cleanup that failed is removed now, which is what that failure told the user to run sync for.
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SUGGESTION: This local-cleanup block duplicates the one after the upload
These seven lines are the same purge-and-warn sequence as the post-upload cleanup in this function (lines 1223-1229): same LOCAL_CLEANUP_FAILED_PREFIX, same Run altimate integrations sync ${id} hint, only the record source differs (store.providers[id] here, rec there). The retry hint has to keep matching the warning the upload path emits, so the two copies can drift. Extract one helper, e.g. const purgeLocal = async (record?: StoredProvider) => { try { await purgeCredentialSecrets(id, record, false); await deleteSecret(id) } catch (e) { steps.push({ label: ${LOCAL_CLEANUP_FAILED_PREFIX}${e instanceof Error ? e.message : String(e)}. Run altimate integrations sync ${id} to remove it., ok: false }) } }, and call it from both paths.
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Done in 1b05168. syncReal now has one purgeLocal(record) helper, used by both the upload and attach-only paths, so the warning and its retry hint can't drift apart.
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SUGGESTION: This comment is left over from the removed catch, so it now duplicates the helper's doc comment
purgeLocal (line 1118) already says "a failure is a warning naming the sync that retries it", and its catch (1123-1125) is where "only the local cleanup is left to redo" is actually enforced. Above a plain await purgeLocal(rec) this line describes code that now lives in the helper, leaving two copies of the same explanation to drift apart. Keeping only the success-side sentence on line 1224 (or folding this into the helper's doc comment) keeps one explanation where the behavior is owned.
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No linked issue. Stacked on #1609. The Claude Code plugin side is AltimateAI/altimate-claude-plugin#12.
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Adds
altimate integrationsso GitHub, Jira and Linear can be connected from the terminal, using the same credential fields as the Altimate workspace web form, instead of setting them up in the web app. Stacked on #1609.gh, jira-cli,GITHUB_TOKEN/GH_TOKEN,JIRA_API_TOKEN,LINEAR_API_KEY, and MCP servers in Claude Code's config. A project.mcp.jsononly shows that a provider is present; its values are never used, and a Jira site and token must come from the same source.fields <provider>: the form fields from the workspace's integrations catalog. They are cached, with a built-in fallback, and pre-filled from the machine. Secrets are reported only as a masked tail.set/set-secret --from-clipboard | --from-env | --stdin: fills fields. A secret is read by the CLI itself and never printed.connect <provider> [--local-only] [--share]: validates directly with GitHub, Jira or Linear, then either keeps the credential in the OS keychain or saves it as a connection in the user's own account and attaches it to the linked workspace. A rejected credential shows the provider's message and stores nothing.--share: attaching to a workspace that is not private (or doesn't say) lets its members use the connection, soconnect,updateandsynconly do it with--share. Without it nothing is written to the workspace, the connection stays in the user's account, and the result namesaltimate integrations sync <provider> --share. The check uses the workspace as read right before writing. A connection the workspace already uses stays attached, unless the write would promote it from a secondary connection to the entry's default. A connection that is already shared (its ownprivacyis notprivate, or missing) is not rewritten in place without--shareeither: the refusal comes before any write and namesupdate <provider> --shareorsync <provider> --share. Output says(private)only when neither the workspace nor the connection is shared, otherwise who can use it, also on a failure after a shared rewrite, and--jsoncarriesshared: true.update <provider>: replaces a rejected token on the same connection.status: reportsrejectedwhen a token stopped working.open-token-page,sync,block/unblock,disconnect(removes the local copy and the workspace connection this tool made).connect --local-only(Keep local) moves a workspace copy here and stays local untilunblock.blockrefuses a synced connection.Flocklock, as temp file plus rename. The state file and the secrets file (outside macOS) are mode0600. The catalog cache and the mock-remote file hold no secrets and use the default mode.security -ireads them from stdin.statusreportsworkspace.signedIn.--json, which the Claude Code plugin reads.Known limitations and follow-ups
Linux and Windows: a kept-local secret goes to a
0600file, not an OS keychain. Spec AC5 asks for the keychain only; this needs libsecret and DPAPI support.Connection identity: a managed connection is matched by its name,
Provider (from <hostname>), not asource.machinefield. Renaming the host orphans it, and fixing that needs a backend field. Keychain keys are not yet namespaced per Altimate tenant. Two machines with the same hostname also share one connection.Org policy "local only": not built. The backend has no policy source yet.
Workspace integrations list: the backend only replaces the whole list (
PATCH /datamates/{id}). The CLI re-reads it just before writing, but two concurrent writers can still race until there is an incremental or conditional update.Values starting with
-:integrations setcan't take one, because the argument parser reads it as a flag.Token expiry: shown for GitHub only. Jira and Linear don't report it.
After a failed workspace removal: when Keep local can't remove the workspace copy, the credential is kept here and a warning says so, but status doesn't yet show both copies coherently.
Rollback: restoring the previous secrets after a failed keychain write is best effort. A failed restore is not reported.
Secret-name fallback: treating catalog fields with known secret names as secret applies only to freshly fetched catalogs, not to a cached one.
Privacy re-check race: nothing ties the integrations PATCH to the privacy just read. If the workspace becomes public between that read and the write, the connection is widened and the result still says private. The exposure equals the normal order (a privacy change widens every default connection); only the report is stale. A real fix needs a conditional write in the backend.
Delete promotes a secondary:
disconnectand Keep local delete the managed connection through the backend's delete rule, the same one the web app uses: if a shared workspace's entry also enables another of the owner's connections, the lowest remaining one becomes the default and is widened to the workspace's audience. The owner enabled that connection in that shared workspace, which is why attaching one there as a secondary already needs--share. A warning naming the promoted connection is a follow-up.GitHub host: only github.com is supported; GitHub Enterprise Server is a follow-up. A token is never read when it may belong to another host, since it would be validated against api.github.com. That covers
gh, which is asked with--hostname github.comand not at all whileGH_TOKEN/GITHUB_TOKENsit beside another host. The other sources are env and MCP server tokens: any ofGITHUB_HOST,GH_HOST,GITHUB_API_URL,GITHUB_SERVER_URLorGITHUB_ENTERPRISE_URLnaming another host blocks them, and so does a reference that does not resolve or any host setting in an MCP server's arguments.Secondary-only attach: appending this connection as a secondary to a shared workspace's entry is refused without
--share, and reported as shared with it, although the backend widens only defaults. Kept conservative: deleting the default later promotes and widens it.Plugin: the Claude Code plugin has no
--sharecontrol yet. On a shared workspace, its Link workspace and Sync all show the refusal reason.Lock and slow backends: a command holds the local lock across its workspace calls (20 s timeout each), while another command waiting for the lock gives up after 30 s. Only a slow backend hits this.
Partial-failure edge cases: if
synccan't remove a legacy local key after an upload, re-runningsyncdoesn't retry that one key. In text mode, the cleanup warning is hidden when the workspace attach fails at the same time.Env overrides:
ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS_*backend and API variables (andJIRA_BASE_URLpairing) are honoured in every build. Tests and the local-backend setup rely on them; they should only apply under mock mode or in test builds.Stale connection ids: attach replaces an entry whose connection id is missing from every connection the user can see. Telling a deleted connection from one the user can't see needs a backend rule.
Draft secret names: drafts are not recorded by field name, so a draft for a field the workspace catalog later drops is not found by
discardordisconnect.Unreadable login on disconnect: for a record that isn't synced, the workspace step is skipped, so a copy that exists only in the workspace is left in place.
Signed-out disconnect after a failed Keep local removal: it reports success while the workspace copy remains.
Draft writes: a field typed with
setwhile a connect is being checked isn't part of the credential comparison; only the stored credential is.Plugin: the pane doesn't yet show
workspaceUnchecked(a failed workspace lookup in status), so counts can look synced when the workspace wasn't read.Pre-existing issues seen during review, in code from #1609 (not changed here):
api/client.tssignOut: a failedwithdrawClaudeSkillsis swallowed, with no warning or retry.cli/cmd/link.ts: picking the workspace that's already linked returns before the--claude-mdwrite, and a failed CLAUDE.md write is swallowed by an emptycatch.mcp-server/adapter.ts: tables beyondMAX_FUSED_TABLESare dropped silently.tool-cli/workspace-tools.ts:projectIsLinkedignoresALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE.tool-cli/claude-md.ts: there's a window between thelstatcheck and the CLAUDE.md write.cli/cmd/tool.ts: the connections stamp uses only mtime and size.tools/sql-result-format.ts:csvCelldoesn't neutralise=,+,-and@prefixes.workspace/client.ts: setup reads credentials before the disabled check.session/analyst-effort.ts: an unknown explicit variant skips the analyst default.How did you verify your code works?
bun test test/altimate/integrations.test.ts: 203 pass, 0 fail. Every test case is listed below.bun test test/altimate: 10,462 pass, 0 fail.bun run typecheckandbun turbo typecheckare clean.api.github.comwith nothing sent to Altimateset-secret, and a bad GitHub token rejected with the provider's 401, with no secret left on disk.All 203 test cases in
test/altimate/integrations.test.ts(grouped bydescribeblock):sameRecord (1)
githubHostElsewhere (1)
detection parsing (3)
status (3)
block policy and sync (1)
a block set while a mock sync runs (1)
expiry (2)
keychain (9)
state file (1)
state files that are not objects (1)
secret storage (1)
workspace connections (63)
failure descriptions (3)
backend answers that are not what they should be (3)
jira domain and cli flags (2)
credentials flow › fields (6)
credentials flow › set and set-secret (5)
credentials flow › where Jira values may come from (7)
credentials flow › validators (9)
credentials flow › connect and update (60)
credentials flow › rejected status (3)
credentials flow (1)
catalog fields a person fills in (1)
attachToIntegrations (2)
attach keeps another connection (7)
collectConfig (1)
detachFromIntegrations (1)
the CLI passes --share through and reports shared (1)
printed text and catalog shape (3)
saved login (1)
Cost side effects
None. There are no model calls and no warehouse queries. Each command makes a fixed, small number of REST calls: to GitHub, Jira or Linear to validate a credential, and to the Altimate workspace API for connections and the integrations catalog. Nothing grows with user data.
Screenshots / recordings
Not applicable. This is a CLI change; the UI is in AltimateAI/altimate-claude-plugin#12.
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