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Serve the share link in production, and stop the shell signing in whoever finds it - #35
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…ever finds it `/r/:caseId/:token` is what a QR code printed onto a record carries. The API half of that shipped in #34; the page half was answered only by `npm run deliberate:dev`, so a scanned code reached a 404 on any deployed host, and the unified `npm run dev` answered it with the marketing page at status 200 - which reads as broken rather than absent. `serveStatic` gains one rewrite and it resolves to a constant: a decoded path of exactly three segments beginning `r` serves `public.html` from the site root. The shape is the same one `/api/public/report/:caseId/:token` reads, so the page and the API agree on what a share URL is. Neither segment is ever used to build a filename, so no traversal surface is added, and a root with no `public.html` answers 404 rather than falling back. Still no SPA rewrite table. `tools/stage-site.mjs` reconciles the two facts about that document that were previously set by files which did not know about each other. Its asset references are root-absolute because a share URL is two path segments deep - root-absolute was right and *root* was wrong: staged under `/deliberation/`, it still asked for `/assets/public-<hash>.js`, where the landing page's own bundle lives under different names. That served as 200 OK with a blank page: a document that parses, a correct content type, and nothing in any status line saying otherwise. The script now points those references at the directory it staged into and fails the build if one of them does not resolve. Auto-sign-in becomes a development affordance rather than a build default. `App.tsx` is `index.html` and `index.html` is served at `/deliberation/`, so the hardcoded demo credentials meant every deployment with `ARBITER_STATIC_DIR` set and the demo team seeded signed in whoever reached that path - as the convener, able to read every case it held. Nobody typed a credential; the build carried one. The defaults are now scoped to `import.meta.env.DEV`, which the minifier drops from a production bundle entirely, and the `AuthPage` that has been sitting exported and unreferenced since sign-in was removed is what a built shell shows instead. Development, `npm run dev` and the suite are unchanged; a demo deployment opts in by setting both variables. Half a credential, or a blank one, counts as none - the reading `ARBITER_SHARE_SECRET=""` already gets. `e2e/public-record.spec.ts` is a second Playwright project that builds the site, publishes a record over the API and opens the share link in a browser. Nothing in the repo opened a built site before: every other suite passes with `/r/*` completely unreachable. It asserts on failed subresource requests *before* asserting on content, measured - with the content check first the same defect fails by five-second timeout naming a compound, and this way it fails immediately naming the asset that was not found. Its server runs with every model credential blanked, so `/adjudicate` takes the free offline stub, and `source: "stub"` is asserted as the guard on that. Verified at 50d6cb9: typecheck 0, lint 0, 1220 tests (1299 on Postgres), 10 e2e across both projects, and both bundle greps - no credential literal in any production chunk, and only the main entry carrying auth code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The PR enables production share links and removes unconditional production auto-sign-in, but share pages can still be indexed by crawlers and malformed share URLs behave differently in development than in production. These bounded privacy and correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant StaticServer
participant PublicBundle
participant RecordAPI
Browser->>StaticServer: Request /r/<caseId>/<token>
StaticServer-->>Browser: Serve public.html
Browser->>PublicBundle: Load staged assets
PublicBundle->>RecordAPI: Request public record data
RecordAPI-->>PublicBundle: Return record or invalid-link response
PublicBundle-->>Browser: Render public record or refusal message
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In `@apps/deliberation/vite.config.ts`:
- Around line 45-49: In apps/deliberation/vite.config.ts lines 45-49, update the
configureServer middleware to decode the request path and rewrite only the exact
/r/:caseId/:token shape to public.html; leave malformed share URLs for the
normal 404 handling. In apps/landing/vite.config.ts lines 57-60, expand the
development proxy matcher to include /r itself as well as /r/... paths, with no
other routing changes.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 375 - 376: The documentation uses
`/r/*` instead of the exact accepted route shape.
In `@docs/HANDOFF-open-prs.md`:
- Around line 520-548: The completed share-route status is inconsistent with
nearby documentation that still presents static serving or item 9 as open. In
docs/HANDOFF-open-prs.md lines 520-548, update the later item-9 status text to
reflect completion; in
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-shareable-report-design.md lines 113-135,
remove the obsolete deferred-serving paragraph or clearly label it as
historical.
In `@services/api/server.ts`:
- Around line 245-262: Update the share-link response handling around
isShareLink and the static document response to set X-Robots-Tag to noindex for
/r/:caseId/:token requests, while preserving existing headers and behavior for
non-share documents and the API response path.
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| if (req.url?.startsWith("/r/") === true) req.url = `${server.config.base}public.html`; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use and document one exact share-route contract. The production route accepts only decoded /r/<caseId>/<token>, but the README describes /r/*, and development handling does not consistently match that exact shape. Update the README and both Vite configurations so malformed /r paths follow the same behavior in development and production.
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apps/deliberation/vite.config.ts#L45-L49(this comment)README.md#L375-L376
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In `@apps/deliberation/vite.config.ts` around lines 45 - 49, In
apps/deliberation/vite.config.ts lines 45-49, update the configureServer
middleware to decode the request path and rewrite only the exact
/r/:caseId/:token shape to public.html; leave malformed share URLs for the
normal 404 handling. In apps/landing/vite.config.ts lines 57-60, expand the
development proxy matcher to include /r itself as well as /r/... paths, with no
other routing changes.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 375 - 376: The documentation uses
`/r/*` instead of the exact accepted route shape.
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`VITE_AUTO_EMAIL` and `VITE_AUTO_PASSWORD` became build-scoped in the previous commit, which closed the door on a hosted deployment but left no way to open it deliberately. The Dockerfile runs `npm run site:build` at IMAGE BUILD TIME, so Vite substitutes those values while the bundle is written - long before any runtime environment exists. A Railway variable, a `docker run -e`, an entry in fly.toml's `[env]`: all inert, and silently so. Present, correctly spelled, visible in the dashboard, and doing nothing. Two `ARG`s above the build step, so a demonstration image can ask for an identity: docker build --build-arg VITE_AUTO_EMAIL=... --build-arg VITE_AUTO_PASSWORD=... . Unset stays the default and stays the right one. Verified that Vite reads these from `process.env` at build and not only from an `.env` file - built with both set and grepped the chunks: the identity lands in `main-*.js` and nowhere else, so the public record bundle is unaffected either way. `.env.example` §5 gains the runtime-versus-build-time paragraph, because that is the row of the table a reader needs and the one nothing else in the file implies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…index on both Three findings from CodeRabbit on #35, each verified against the code before acting. THE ROUTE CONTRACT, which dev and production did not share. The dev middleware matched `startsWith("/r/")` while `serveStatic` requires exactly three segments - the shape `/api/public/report/:caseId/:token` also reads - so `/r/onlyonesegment` drew the record page under `npm run dev` and 404'd on a built site. And the landing proxy was keyed on the literal `/r/`, which does not match a bare `/r`: that one path fell through to the landing app and came back as the MARKETING PAGE at status 200, the precise failure the proxy entry was added to remove, surviving for one URL shape. The middleware now parses the same way - query stripped, path decoded, exactly three segments beginning `r` - and the proxy key is a regex covering `/r` as well as `/r/...`, bounded so `/reports` and `/roster` stay out of it. It is a second copy of a rule, on purpose: a Vite config cannot import from `services/api`, and importing `public.tsx` would drag React into a Node config. What holds the copies together is a pair of e2e assertions in the same words, one per arrangement, rather than a comment - confirmed by reverting the middleware and watching the dev-side test fail on `/r/`. X-ROBOTS-TAG on the share document, matching what the API route already sets on the data behind it. Rated Major by the reviewer and it is not: `public.html` carries `<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">`, which crawlers that parse the document honour. What the header adds is the fetches that never parse it - a bot working from a referrer log, a preview renderer reading headers. Defence in depth, and only on the share link; the landing page is meant to be found, and a test asserts it stays that way. THE DOCS CONTRADICTED THEMSELVES. `HANDOFF-open-prs.md` recorded item 9 as done while its own opening paragraph still said one gap remained, and the design spec's deferred-serving paragraph read in the present tense under a note saying it had been closed. The intro now matches, and the obsolete paragraph is labelled historical rather than deleted - this document's own rule is that wrong text is marked where it was wrong. Verified at 50d6cb9: typecheck 0, lint 0, 1221 tests, 11 e2e across both projects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`on: [push, pull_request]` fires BOTH triggers for every push to a branch with a pull request open - two identical runs of one workflow over one commit, each claiming a runner and a postgres service. Observed on #35 and #36: one finished in about three minutes and the other sat `in_progress` indefinitely, so both PRs showed a passing check beside a permanently pending one and `mergeStateStatus` stayed UNSTABLE with nothing wrong. A check that never settles is worse than no check, because it teaches everyone to merge past it. `push` is kept and scoped to `main` rather than dropped. Removing it outright is the obvious reading of "the push runs are broken", and it would leave a direct push to main - which is how work is about to land here - with no CI at all. Scoping removes the duplicate without removing the coverage. `concurrency` cancels a superseded run instead of queueing behind it, so a branch pushed three times in a minute spends one runner on the commit that matters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`on: [push, pull_request]` fires BOTH triggers for every push to a branch with a pull request open - two identical runs of one workflow over one commit, each claiming a runner and a postgres service. Observed on #35 and #36: one finished in about three minutes and the other sat `in_progress` indefinitely, so both PRs showed a passing check beside a permanently pending one and `mergeStateStatus` stayed UNSTABLE with nothing wrong. A check that never settles is worse than no check, because it teaches everyone to merge past it. `push` is kept and scoped to `main` rather than dropped. Removing it outright is the obvious reading of "the push runs are broken", and it would leave a direct push to main - which is how work is about to land here - with no CI at all. Scoping removes the duplicate without removing the coverage. `concurrency` cancels a superseded run instead of queueing behind it, so a branch pushed three times in a minute spends one runner on the commit that matters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/r/:caseId/:tokenis the URL inside the QR code printed onto a deliberation record. #34shipped the API half; the page half was answered only by
npm run deliberate:dev— so ascanned code reached a 404 on any deployed host, and the unified
npm run devanswered itwith the marketing page at status 200, which reads as broken rather than absent.
Closes item 9 of
docs/HANDOFF-open-prs.md§7, including the decision it was waiting on.The route
serveStaticgains one rewrite, and it resolves to a constant: a decoded path of exactlythree segments beginning
rservespublic.htmlfrom the site root. That is the same shape/api/public/report/:caseId/:tokenreads offparts[3]/parts[4], so the page and the APIagree on what a share URL is.
Neither segment is ever used to build a filename, so this adds no traversal surface — a
payload in either position has nothing to steer, which is why the existing 37-payload
traversal suite needs no
/r/-prefixed variant. A root with nopublic.htmlanswers 404rather than falling back. Still no SPA rewrite table:
index.htmlis the app shell, and"serve index.html for any unmatched path" is the one-line change that would hand it to
anyone who mistyped a share URL.
The failure this closes was a 200, not a 404
This is why a green suite never saw it.
public.html's asset references are root-absolute(
renderBuiltUrl, because a share URL is two real path segments deep and a relative./assets/…resolves against/r/<caseId>/). Root-absolute was right and root was wrong:staged under
/deliberation/, the document still asked for/assets/public-<hash>.js,where the landing page's own bundle lives under different names.
Measured on
mainbefore this change:A document that parses, a correct content type, status 200 — and a blank page.
tools/stage-site.mjsnow sets both facts, because it is the one script that knows wherethe client landed: it writes the document to the root with its references pointed at the
staged directory, and fails the build if one of them does not resolve. Verified by
reintroducing the defect — the build stops and names the files.
Auto-sign-in now fails closed
App.tsxcarriedr.okafor@arbiter.demo/arbiter-demo-2026as unconditional??defaults. That file is
index.html, andindex.htmlis served at/deliberation/on anydeployment with
ARBITER_STATIC_DIRset — so every such deployment with the demo teamseeded signed in whoever reached that path, as the convener, able to read every case it
held. Nobody typed a credential; the build carried one. That was true on
mainbefore thisPR; serving the share link is what made it urgent, because the QR code puts that host's
address on paper.
The defaults are now scoped to
import.meta.env.DEV, whichvite buildreplaces with aliteral
falseand the minifier drops entirely. TheAuthPagethat had been sittingexported and unreferenced since sign-in was removed is what a built shell shows instead.
Development,
npm run dev,deliberate:devand the whole suite are unchanged; a demodeployment opts in by setting both variables. Half a credential, or a blank one, counts as
none — the reading
ARBITER_SHARE_SECRET=""already gets.Not done, deliberately: restoring real sign-in as the product's own behaviour.
App.tsxstill argues for opening straight into the product, and a demo deployment still opts into one
shared identity with the attribution cost that file describes. That is a product decision,
and it is the only part of item 9 still open.
The proof
e2e/public-record.spec.tsis a second Playwright project that runssite:build, seeds,serves the result through
services/api, publishes a record over the API and opens the sharelink in a browser. Nothing in the repo opened a built site before — every other suite
passes with
/r/*completely unreachable.It asserts on failed subresource requests before asserting on content. Measured both ways
by reintroducing the defect:
getByText("TAK-994") … not foundafter a 5s timeout — the symptom, naming a compound404 …/assets/public-<hash>.jsimmediately — the cause, naming the fileIts server runs with every model credential blanked, so
/adjudicatetakes the free offlinestub;
source: "stub"is asserted as the guard, so a credential leaking in fails the testrather than quietly billing three calls a run.
Verification, at
50d6cb9Both bundle greps hold — no credential literal in any production chunk, and only the main
entry carries auth code:
Also eyeballed in a browser against a built site: the record renders with a clean console,
and
/deliberation/shows the sign-in form instead of a session.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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