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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The PR enables environment-based authentication and workspace overrides, but the current behavior can use credentials scoped to the wrong workspace and can ignore an explicit --workspace selection in status and diagnostic commands, leading to incorrect actions or reported state. Merge should wait for these workspace and credential-scope issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Environment
participant CredentialStore
participant APIClient
participant API
Environment->>CredentialStore: HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY
CredentialStore-->>APIClient: environment credential
APIClient->>API: Authorization bearer API key
API-->>APIClient: response or authentication error
APIClient-->>Environment: API-key-specific guidance
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| `${API_KEY_ENV_VAR} is not a valid API key (expected it to start with "hmok_"). ` + | ||
| `Fix or unset the variable, then retry. Mint a key with: hookmyapp credentials create`, |
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When HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY is malformed, this remediation tells users to run hookmyapp credentials create, but the credentials command only registers list and revoke; keys are currently minted through hookmyapp login --email <email>. The error therefore sends users directly to a command that Commander rejects instead of helping them recover.
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| if (process.env[API_KEY_ENV_VAR]?.trim()) { | ||
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| `⚠ ${API_KEY_ENV_VAR} is still set — commands stay authenticated with it. Unset it to sign out fully.\n`, |
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When HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY is set and the caller uses logout --json, this warning is skipped and the payload still reports status: "logged_out", even though subsequent commands remain authenticated. Human callers are told that sign-out is incomplete, but automation receives no equivalent signal and can incorrectly assume the credential is no longer usable; expose the still-active environment key in the JSON status or payload as well.
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| const envWorkspace = process.env[WORKSPACE_ENV_VAR]?.trim(); | ||
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When HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID is set, commands now select it here ahead of persisted configuration, but collectDoctorReport still derives the active workspace exclusively from readWorkspaceConfig(). Consequently doctor reports no active workspace when only the environment value exists, or flags an ignored persisted workspace as stale when both are present, even though actual commands use the valid environment workspace.
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| const envWorkspace = stripEnvQuotes(process.env[WORKSPACE_ENV_VAR]?.trim() ?? ''); | ||
| if (envWorkspace) { | ||
| if (!isValidPublicId(envWorkspace, 'ws')) { | ||
| throw new ValidationError( | ||
| `${WORKSPACE_ENV_VAR} must be a workspace publicId (ws_<8-char>), got "${envWorkspace}".`, | ||
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| setWorkspaceContext({ workspaceId: envWorkspace }); | ||
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When HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID is set, workspace use and customers use still persist a different selection and report it as active (switchActiveWorkspace in src/commands/workspace.ts), but this branch continues returning the environment workspace on every subsequent invocation. A user can therefore be told that the switch succeeded and then run a mutating command against the previous workspace; refuse these switch commands while the override is active or clearly make the requested switch effective.
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| const creds = await readSecrets(); | ||
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When the same agent key exists both in credentials.json and HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY, this reads the stored credential's public ID but apiClient authenticates the DELETE with the environment key because it now has precedence. The self-revoke therefore invalidates the environment key too, breaking every process sharing it even though logout subsequently warns that the environment credential remains active; skip server-side revocation while the environment override is active, or ensure the target cannot be that key.
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| accessToken: raw, | ||
| refreshToken: '', | ||
| expiresAt: 0, | ||
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For an opaque environment key, this synthesized credential has neither credentialPublicId nor email, and its token cannot supply the JWT identity expected by credentialFingerprint in src/notifications-nudge.ts; that function consequently returns "unknown". Distinct HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY values used against the same API origin then share one notification cache, so switching keys can display another principal's unread state and reuse its 24-hour refresh throttle; provide a stable non-secret fingerprint for each environment credential.
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| const envWs = stripEnvQuotes(process.env[WORKSPACE_ENV_VAR]?.trim() ?? ''); | ||
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When HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID is set, the remaining workspace new switching path does not go through this guard: it still creates the workspace, writes the new ID to config, and reports that it switched. Because getDefaultWorkspaceId() continues returning the environment ID, the next mutating command instead targets the previous workspace. Refuse workspace new while the override is active or avoid claiming and persisting an ineffective switch.
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| setWorkspaceContext({ workspaceId: envWorkspace }); | ||
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When the environment ID selects a customer and the persisted selection is absent or different, customers current still reads readWorkspaceConfig().activeWorkspaceId and reports that the active workspace is not a customer; customers list likewise marks rows using the persisted ID. Since this branch makes the environment ID the effective active workspace for actual commands, these status surfaces should resolve and display the same effective ID.
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In `@src/auth/__tests__/env-api-key.test.ts`:
- Around line 93-100: Replace the Stripe-like value assigned to API_KEY_ENV_VAR
in the readEnvCredential test with a clearly malformed, non-production-shaped
fixture, while preserving the assertion that the thrown error message does not
echo the secret portion.
In `@src/auth/login.ts`:
- Around line 700-705: Normalize the API key environment value with
stripEnvQuotes after trimming before the guard in src/auth/login.ts lines
700-705, so empty and quoted-whitespace values are treated as unset. In
src/auth/logout.ts lines 14-17, derive envKeyActive from the same normalized
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In `@src/commands/_helpers.ts`:
- Around line 99-107: Update the envWorkspace override branch to call
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- Around line 96-100: Update the error handling around AuthError,
PermissionError, and ForbiddenError so PermissionError is handled separately
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| if (err instanceof AuthError || err instanceof PermissionError || err instanceof ForbiddenError) { | ||
| loggedIn = false; | ||
| authDetail = 'credentials present but rejected by this env — run: hookmyapp login'; | ||
| authDetail = creds?.source === 'env' | ||
| ? `credentials present but rejected by this env — the key in ${API_KEY_ENV_VAR} is invalid or revoked` | ||
| : 'credentials present but rejected by this env — run: hookmyapp login'; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not classify PermissionError as invalid credentials.
PermissionError indicates that an authenticated user lacks workspace-admin permission. Setting loggedIn to false and reporting an invalid or revoked API key gives incorrect remediation. Handle PermissionError separately and retain the authenticated status.
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In `@src/commands/doctor.ts` around lines 96 - 100, Update the error handling
around AuthError, PermissionError, and ForbiddenError so PermissionError is
handled separately without setting loggedIn to false or reporting invalid
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permission-related detail, while retaining the existing invalid-credential
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| `\n⚠ Stored key ${creds.credentialPublicId ?? ''} was not revoked server-side: ` + | ||
| `while ${API_KEY_ENV_VAR} is set, the request would authenticate as that key. ` + | ||
| `Unset it and run: hookmyapp credentials revoke ${creds.credentialPublicId ?? '<id>'}\n`, |
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When both HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY and a stored agent credential exist, this message tells the user to unset the environment key and run credentials revoke, but logout deletes the stored credential immediately afterward. Following the instruction therefore leaves readCredentials() with no credential, so apiClient rejects before the revoke request and the stored server-side key remains active. Either perform the revoke through an explicit stored-auth path before deletion or provide remediation that remains executable afterward.
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| export function effectiveActiveWorkspaceId(): string | undefined { | ||
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When HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID differs from the persisted selection, this helper identifies the environment workspace as active, but workspace list still reads readWorkspaceConfig() and compares rows against config.activeWorkspaceId. The command consequently stars the persisted workspace rather than the workspace subsequent commands will use; apply the effective ID to this status surface as is already done for the customer list.
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| const envWorkspace = envWorkspaceId(); | ||
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| if (!isValidPublicId(envWorkspace, 'ws')) { | ||
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| `${WORKSPACE_ENV_VAR} must be a workspace publicId (ws_<8-char>), got "${envWorkspace}".`, | ||
| ); | ||
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| setWorkspaceContext({ workspaceId: envWorkspace }); | ||
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For invocations resolved through HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID, this returns the environment workspace without updating the persisted configuration, while PostHog's buildBaseline() still obtains workspace_id exclusively through readActiveWorkspacePublicId() from the persisted config. Every cli_command_invoked and cli_error_shown event from such a command is therefore attributed to the stale persisted workspace—or has no workspace—even though the API request targets the environment workspace, corrupting per-workspace analytics.
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| const env = envWorkspaceId(); | ||
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When HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID=ws_A is set but an invocation supplies --workspace ws_B, getDefaultWorkspaceId() resolves the flag first and API requests target ws_B, while this unconditional environment return tags cli_command_invoked and cli_error_shown events with ws_A. The new environment-telemetry fix therefore still corrupts per-workspace analytics whenever both overrides are present; propagate the workspace resolved for the invocation before falling back to the environment value.
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| // A 401 on an env credential must not say "Session expired. Run: login": | ||
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When an environment credential receives an uncoded 403, mapApiError() returns PermissionError, so this environment-specific rewrite does not run. That error instructs the user to run hookmyapp login and names the persisted workspace slug, but login now refuses while HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY is set and the effective workspace may come from HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID; provide environment-aware permission guidance rather than returning the stored-session remediation.
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42-45: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDescribe both accepted API-key prefixes.
ac_passes this validation, but the error says that onlyhmok_is valid. State both accepted prefixes in the remediation message.Proposed fix
- `${API_KEY_ENV_VAR} is not a valid API key (expected it to start with "hmok_"). ` ++ `${API_KEY_ENV_VAR} is not a valid API key (expected it to start with "hmok_" or "ac_"). ` +🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/api/client.ts`:
- Around line 405-410: Update the ForbiddenError message in the PermissionError
handling to select the request-resolved workspace before shared context: use
resolvedWsId as the primary value, then fall back to getWorkspaceContext() and
finally “(unresolved)”.
In `@src/commands/workspace.ts`:
- Around line 61-68: Honor invocation workspace precedence across all status
surfaces: in src/commands/workspace.ts lines 61-68, have
effectiveActiveWorkspaceId() return getWorkspaceContext() before environment or
persisted selections; in src/commands/workspace.ts lines 233-240, resolve the
invocation workspace before calculating the active row; in
src/commands/customers.ts lines 57-62 and 115-116, use the context-aware
selection after getDefaultWorkspaceId() resolves --workspace; and in
src/commands/doctor.ts lines 118-149, resolve and report that same selection.
Add command tests confirming --workspace overrides both HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID
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In `@src/auth/store.ts`:
- Around line 42-45: Update the AuthError remediation message in the raw API-key
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| /** | ||
| * The workspace commands actually act on: the env override when set, else the | ||
| * persisted selection. Status surfaces must use this, not the raw config, or | ||
| * they describe a workspace no command is using (AIT-438). | ||
| */ | ||
| export function effectiveActiveWorkspaceId(): string | undefined { | ||
| return envWorkspaceId() || readWorkspaceConfig().activeWorkspaceId || undefined; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Honor invocation workspace precedence on all status surfaces.
effectiveActiveWorkspaceId() ignores getWorkspaceContext(). It can therefore select the environment or persisted workspace after getDefaultWorkspaceId() resolved --workspace. workspace list, customers current, and doctor also do not resolve --workspace before they report workspace state.
src/commands/workspace.ts#L61-L68: returngetWorkspaceContext()before the environment and persisted selections.src/commands/workspace.ts#L233-L240: resolve the invocation workspace before calculating the active row.src/commands/customers.ts#L57-L62: use the context-aware effective selection aftergetDefaultWorkspaceId()resolves the flag.src/commands/customers.ts#L115-L116: resolve the invocation workspace instead of reading only environment and persisted state.src/commands/doctor.ts#L118-L149: resolve and report the same--workspaceselection that commands use.- Add command tests for
--workspaceoverriding bothHOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_IDand persisted configuration.
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precedence across all status surfaces: in src/commands/workspace.ts lines 61-68,
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When HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY contains the same agent key that is also persisted and the user runs credentials revoke <publicId>, the DELETE succeeds, but the cleanup in src/commands/credentials.ts re-reads credentials through this override. The synthesized environment credential has no credentialPublicId, so lines 63–65 there do not delete credentials.json; after the variable is unset, the CLI falls back to the now-revoked stored token and starts failing with 401s. The post-revoke comparison should inspect the persisted credential directly rather than the effective environment-first credential.
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Resolve the credential in one place — readCredentials() — so every
authenticated path (apiClient, doctor, listen loops, rescope) picks up
the environment key without its own branch. The key is shaped as a
kind: 'agent' credential, which is exactly what `credentials create`
persists, so refresh and rescope stay no-ops for it.
Precedence: the environment beats the stored credential, matching gh
(GH_TOKEN), aws, vercel and stripe. The reverse order silently ignores
the key an agent or CI job was handed — the case this ticket exists for.
Kept visible rather than silent: doctor names the source, logout warns
that the variable still authenticates, and login refuses to run while it
is set instead of storing a credential that would never be used.
Both hmok_ and legacy ac_ prefixes are accepted, mirroring the backend's
isAgentToken; a set-but-malformed value throws an AuthError naming the
variable instead of falling through to "Not logged in".
Also adds HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID: a headless caller has no workspace
config, and getDefaultWorkspaceId() dead-ends on a multi-workspace org
with advice ("workspace use") that a spawned process cannot follow.cmd.exe stores `set VAR="value"` with the quotes included, unlike PowerShell and POSIX shells, so a Windows user following the documented instructions would get "not a valid API key" for a key that plainly starts with hmok_. Same normalization dotenv applies, shared by both HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY and HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID. An unbalanced quote is left alone so it still fails as malformed.
Live-testing the message surfaced two problems. The error told users to run \`hookmyapp credentials create\`, which does not exist — the credentials command only lists and revokes; keys come from the auth.md login flow. It now says what to do without naming a command that isn't there. Also adds the missing wire-level assertion: the env key must reach fetch() as the Authorization bearer with no refresh attempt in front of it. That was the one behavior a fake key could not prove live.
A revoked key 401s, and the generic AuthError told the user "Session expired. Run: hookmyapp login". Wrong twice over for an env credential: there is no session to expire, and login now refuses to run while the variable is set, so the guidance is a loop. Found by revoking a real staging key and watching what the CLI said.
Two real gaps from the automated review: doctor derived the active workspace from readWorkspaceConfig() alone, so with HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID set it reported "(none)" for an env-only agent, or flagged the ignored persisted workspace as stale. It now reports the same winner getDefaultWorkspaceId() picks, fails the check on a malformed value, and points at the variable rather than `workspace use` when the env workspace is unknown to the backend. logout --json reported status "logged_out" while an env key kept authenticating — humans saw the warning, automation saw nothing. The payload now carries envKeyActive (+ envKeyVar) and downgrades the status to logged_out_with_warning. The third finding (an error pointing at `credentials create`, which does not exist) was already fixed in 052cde7.
workspace use / customers use persisted a selection and reported success while HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID kept overriding it, so the next mutating command ran against the workspace the user thought they had left. Both now refuse while the override is set, same contract as login under HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY. logout's self-revoke goes through apiClient, which authenticates with the env key while it is set. With the same key in both places that revoked the environment credential every other process was sharing; with different keys the backend rejects it as a non-self revoke. It now skips the call and prints the credential id plus the command to run after unsetting the variable. credentialFingerprint returned "unknown" for an opaque env key, so every key against one API origin shared a notification cache — one principal's unread state and 24h throttle shown for another. Env credentials now get a hashed, non-secret fingerprint.
workspace new persisted the new workspace and said "switched to it" while HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID kept outranking it. It now creates the workspace, skips the ineffective switch, and says which variable is holding the active selection (Codex P1). customers list and customers current read the persisted id directly, so they starred and described a workspace no command was using. Both now go through effectiveActiveWorkspaceId() (Codex P2). Every read of HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY / HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID now goes through one normalizing helper. login and logout tested the raw value, so a cmd.exe `set VAR=""` — two quote characters, which readEnvCredential treats as unset — made login refuse and logout warn while no credential existed (CodeRabbit). doctor called every rejection "invalid or revoked". A 403 is an authenticated principal without permission; that message sent users to replace a working key. Only a 401 says revoked now (CodeRabbit). Test fixture no longer uses a Stripe-shaped string that trips secret scanners (CodeRabbit).
The previous commit's logout warning was not executable: it told the user to unset HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY and run `credentials revoke`, but logout had already deleted the credential that command needs to authenticate. Rather than print advice that cannot be followed, apiClient gained a `bearerToken` option that pins a request to one credential, and logout uses it to revoke the STORED key even while an env key would otherwise win. The skip now applies only when the env holds that same key, where revoking would break every other process sharing it. workspace list starred the persisted workspace while commands used the environment one — same fix already applied to customers list. PostHog attributed every cli_command_invoked / cli_error_shown to the persisted workspace, so env-driven invocations were tagged with a stale workspace (or none) while the request targeted another. Telemetry now reads the effective workspace.
The previous telemetry fix returned the environment workspace unconditionally, so `--workspace ws_B` with HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID=ws_A sent the request to ws_B and tagged the event ws_A. The workspace context moved to a leaf module both the API client and telemetry can read, so events now carry the workspace the invocation actually resolved. A bare 403 maps to PermissionError, which the environment rewrite did not cover: it named the persisted workspace slug and told the user to run `hookmyapp login`, which refuses while the variable is set. Environment credentials now get permission guidance naming the effective workspace.
…urfaces effectiveActiveWorkspaceId() ignored the workspace resolved for the invocation, so `--workspace ws_B` reported ws_A everywhere. It now follows getDefaultWorkspaceId()'s own order: resolved context, environment, persisted. workspace list, customers list and customers current never resolved the `--workspace` flag at all. They now resolve it against the list they already fetched (no extra round trip) via markActiveWorkspaceId(). The 403 message used the shared context ahead of resolvedWsId, which already folds in a per-call options.workspaceId — so a call with an explicit workspace named the wrong one. Note the `??` trap this hit on the way: envWorkspaceId() returns '' when unset, so a `??` chain stopped there and never reached the persisted selection. Two existing tests caught it; the chain uses `||`.
The post-revoke cleanup read the resolved credential, so with the same key also in HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY it saw the synthesized environment credential, which carries no credentialPublicId. The comparison never matched, credentials.json kept a revoked token, and the CLI started 401ing the moment the variable was unset. It reads the stored credential directly now, the same way logout does.
The workspace override was not in this ticket's acceptance criteria: the ticket said --workspace and X-Workspace-Id should cover it, and the template will pass --workspace explicitly. It doubled the diff and produced about half the review findings, because an override that outranks persisted config invalidates every surface that reads the config directly — workspace use/new, the list markers, customers current, doctor and PostHog attribution each needed their own fix. The work is preserved on branch ait-441-cli-workspace-env-override with those fixes intact; AIT-441 carries the context. This PR is back to the API key fallback the template actually needs.
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When the test runner has HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY set, as may happen in CI now that this is a supported authentication mechanism, the suite inherits it because beforeEach only isolates the config directory. logout then correctly returns logged_out_with_warning with envKeyActive: true, so this assertion and other baseline logout expectations fail; save, clear, and restore the variable for every test rather than only inside the environment-specific cases.
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Codex flagged the logout suite; the exposure was wider. With the variable exported — which a developer or CI runner may legitimately have, now that it is a supported auth mechanism — 13 tests across 5 files failed, because the env credential outranks the stored one and silently flips every test that assumes "not logged in" or writes its own credentials.json. vitest.setup.ts already isolates HOOKMYAPP_CONFIG_DIR for the same reason; it now clears the key too, and the tests that exercise the variable set it themselves. Verified green both with and without it exported.
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When a machine previously completed a WorkOS login, config.json retains that user's lastWorkosSub; resolving an environment credential here does not replace or suppress it. Every subsequent cli_command_invoked and cli_error_shown event still uses getDistinctId() in src/observability/posthog.ts, which unconditionally prefers that persisted sub, so CI or agent activity authenticated by HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY is merged into the previous human's PostHog profile. Select an anonymous/key-specific identity while the environment credential is active rather than reusing lastWorkosSub.
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getDistinctId() prefers config.json's lastWorkosSub, which outlives the session that wrote it. On any machine where a human had logged in, every cli_command_invoked and cli_error_shown from a key-authenticated CI or agent run was merged into that person's PostHog profile. An environment key now gets a distinct id derived from the key itself, sharing the same non-secret fingerprint helper the notification cache uses.
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When a developer already has workspace ws_A persisted and exports an API key scoped to a different workspace or organization, this switches authentication to the environment key while getDefaultWorkspaceId() still unconditionally returns the persisted activeWorkspaceId. apiClient() consequently sends the new key with X-Workspace-Id: ws_A, causing scoped commands in the motivating already-logged-in/headless scenario to be rejected instead of operating in the key's workspace. Ignore or validate the persisted workspace for environment-sourced credentials, or provide an explicit environment workspace selection.
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Fixes AIT-438
readCredentials()now falls back toHOOKMYAPP_API_KEY, so a headlessly-minted key works without a second interactive login.Precedence: environment wins
The ticket asked for stored-wins. This ships env-wins, matching
gh(GH_TOKEN),aws,vercelandstripe. Stored-wins breaks the ticket's own motivating case: a developer who is already logged in runs the WhatsApp template, the template exportsHOOKMYAPP_API_KEY, and the spawned CLI ignores it and acts as the human's identity.The identity concern behind the original criterion is handled by being loud rather than by ordering:
doctornames the source (stored credentials/HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY (environment))logoutwarns that the variable still authenticates after the stored credential is clearedloginrefuses to run while the variable is set, instead of storing a credential that would never be usedNotes
kind: 'agent'credential — the same shapecredentials createpersists — so refresh and rescope stay no-ops with no new branches.hmok_and legacyac_prefixes are accepted, mirroring the backend'sisAgentToken. Accepting onlyhmok_would have rejected keys the API still resolves.AuthErrornaming the variable. The two listen loops let it propagate to exit 4;doctorwas swallowing it into "not logged in" and now prints it.login/logoutreadreadSecrets()directly, so they only ever act on the stored credential.HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID(precedence:--workspace> env > stored config, mirroringHOOKMYAPP_CHANNEL_ID). Without it,getDefaultWorkspaceId()dead-ends on a multi-workspace org telling a spawned process to runworkspace use.Scope check: the sandbox tunnel routes carry only
WorkspaceGuard; the single gate is the write-scope backstop inauth.guard.ts, whichchannel.connectsatisfies. The template's key needs no change.Verification
npm test1155/1155,tsc --noEmitclean. Not yet exercised against staging with a live key.Summary by CodeRabbit
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HOOKMYAPP_API_KEY, including quoted and legacy key formats.HOOKMYAPP_WORKSPACE_ID; workspace and customer commands now honor this selection.Bug Fixes