ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

Description

@huangyiirene

Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

The drift

packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

Why it matters beyond a stale comment

  1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
  2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
  3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

Fix

Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

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      ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

      Description

      @huangyiirene

      Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

      The drift

      packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

      Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

      The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

      exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

      Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

      Why it matters beyond a stale comment

      1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
      2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
      3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

      Fix

      Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

      Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

      Filed unassigned for triage.

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          ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

          Description

          @huangyiirene

          Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

          The drift

          packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

          Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

          The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

          exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

          Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

          Why it matters beyond a stale comment

          1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
          2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
          3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

          Fix

          Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

          Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

          Filed unassigned for triage.

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              ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

              Description

              @huangyiirene

              Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

              The drift

              packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

              Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

              The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

              exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

              Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

              Why it matters beyond a stale comment

              1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
              2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
              3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

              Fix

              Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

              Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

              Filed unassigned for triage.

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                  ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

                  Description

                  @huangyiirene

                  Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

                  The drift

                  packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

                  Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

                  The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

                  exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

                  Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

                  Why it matters beyond a stale comment

                  1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
                  2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
                  3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

                  Fix

                  Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

                  Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

                  Filed unassigned for triage.

                  Generated by Claude Code

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                      ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

                      Description

                      @huangyiirene

                      Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

                      The drift

                      packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

                      Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

                      The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

                      exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

                      Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

                      Why it matters beyond a stale comment

                      1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
                      2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
                      3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

                      Fix

                      Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

                      Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

                      Filed unassigned for triage.

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                          ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

                          Description

                          @huangyiirene

                          Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

                          The drift

                          packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

                          Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

                          The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

                          exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

                          Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

                          Why it matters beyond a stale comment

                          1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
                          2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
                          3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

                          Fix

                          Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

                          Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

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                              ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation docblock still names confirmText as a destructive signal — the #7828 ruling removed that leg #13865

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                              @huangyiirene

                              Spin-off from the published-skills factual sweep (flight ⑩, card #13841 / program #13658). Found by the "file the spec-side twin" rule: the skill text and this docblock carried the same false fact, and correcting only the skill leaves it published one surface over.

                              The drift

                              packages/spec/src/ui/action.zod.ts (line 770, the JSDoc on ActionAiSchema.requiresConfirmation):

                              Override confirmation for AI calls. When unset, the bridge defaults to true for actions that look destructive (confirmText set, mode:'delete', or variant:'danger').

                              The implementation stopped reading confirmText when #7828 landed (maintainer ruling, Option A). packages/runtime/src/action-execution.ts:

                              exportfunctionactionLooksDestructive(_deps: ActionExecutionDeps,action: any): boolean{if(action?.ai?.requiresConfirmation!==undefined)returnBoolean(action.ai.requiresConfirmation);returnBoolean(action?.mode==='delete'||action?.variant==='danger');}

                              Executed against the built tree this hour: actionLooksDestructive with confirmText alone returns false; mode: 'delete' and variant: 'danger' each return true. packages/runtime/src/action-execution-destructive.test.ts pins both directions.

                              Why it matters beyond a stale comment

                              1. It is a SAFETY-shaped claim. An author reading the schema believes a confirmText action will be routed through the HITL confirmation path. It will not.
                              2. The actionLooksDestructive keys destructiveness off confirmText — the exact signal #7278/#7309 are migrating away, and 6 of 14 actions flip #7828 rationale is exactly this class: confirmText is UI dialog copy that approvals: sys_approval_request.approval_reject / approval_recall declare both confirmText and params, so one decision opens two sequential dialogs #7278/platform-objects: 16 more actions declare both confirmText and params, so one click opens two sequential dialogs (same shape as #7278) #7309 are actively migrating onto description, so 6 of 14 identity actions flipped classification the moment their confirmText was removed. A docblock that keeps teaching it re-seeds the reasoning the ruling retired.
                              3. Two other in-repo carriers already state the corrected rule (packages/mcp/src/mcp-server-runtime.ts line 134, and the runtime pin test's header), so this is a single-site drift, not a repo-wide one.

                              Fix

                              Rewrite the docblock to the post-#7828 signal set: mode: 'delete' / variant: 'danger' are the declared signals; confirmText is not one; ai.requiresConfirmation overrides either way. Byte-neutral-or-shrinking. Nothing about .describe() changes — the published describe string is already neutral ("Override HITL confirmation for AI invocations."), so the generated reference page at content/docs/references/ui/action.mdx is unaffected; this is the source-reader surface only.

                              Historical context, not to be rewritten: docs/adr/0011-actions-as-ai-tools.md describes actionRequiresApproval with the pre-#7828 heuristic. ADRs record the decision of their day.

                              Filed unassigned for triage.

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