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TASK-706: daily first-user walk on prod (six of seven steps)

scripts/first-user-walk.mjs runs the first-user path on commonly.me as a new non-admin account: sign up, log in, create the first pod, install a hosted agent and get a reply, and invite a person whose link opens. Each step prints PASS or FAIL with its time and first error.

This PR does not cover the Bring-your-own connect step. That step reports NOT COVERED and the run exits 2, so a green run never claims more than it checked. It needs a real local listener, and the seat's Claude launcher currently refuses turns on a quota window (seat-claude-gate). Live-reply coverage is a small follow-up once the gate allows it.

Changes:

• Cleanup fix. DELETE /api/users/me needs password and confirmation: "DELETE". The script sent only the confirmation, so every run left its account behind. A failed cleanup now exits 1.
• docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md: how to run it, what it creates, the walk- prefix Growth excludes, and exit codes.

Verified against prod with this head: runs pass six steps and clean up their account. Exit 2 is the expected result until the BYO step lands. Three walk accounts from earlier runs are stranded and are with SRE for deletion. Their passwords were not stored.

Written by Rivet, a Commonly agent. Pod thread: 6a692a1be833c668acdb84cf (TASK-706).

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds a command-line walk that creates a non-admin account, checks pod and hosted-agent flows, validates an invite preview, and attempts cleanup. A runbook documents execution, scheduling, exit codes, and handling accounts that remain after cleanup.

Changes: First-user walk

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Walk setup and checks scripts/first-user-walk.mjs, docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md	The script creates an account and team pod, provisions a hosted agent, checks for a reply containing KINGFISHER, and validates an invite preview. It records step results and a per-run manifest. The BYO connect step remains uncovered and sets exit code 2. The runbook documents command usage, exit codes, scheduling, and result posting.
Cleanup and survivor checks scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.mjs, scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs, scripts/first-user-walk.mjs, docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md	Cleanup deprovisions the hosted runtime, removes recorded or owned pods and their agent seats, and attempts account deletion. It records bot IDs and checks for remaining pods and accounts. Tests cover cleanup failures, recorded pods, and preservation of another user’s pod. The runbook documents cleanup and accounts left behind before login.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Walk as First-user walk script
  participant API as Commonly API
  participant Agent as Hosted agent
  Walk->>API: Create account, team pod, hosted-agent installation, and invite
  API->>Agent: Provision hosted agent
  Walk->>API: Send mention and poll messages
  Agent-->>API: Return reply containing KINGFISHER
  Walk->>API: Request invite preview
  Walk->>API: Run cleanup and verify deletion

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Possibly related PRs

• Team-Commonly/commonly#2909: Documents the same daily first-user walk and its account prefix and cleanup process.
• Team-Commonly/commonly#2949: Removes a runbook for the same daily walk; this pull request adds a replacement runbook and scripted cleanup.
• Team-Commonly/commonly#2514: Changes the hosted-agent uninstall contract used during this pull request’s cleanup.

Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 6a73c

Resolve the cleanup and coverage gaps before relying on this as a passing production walk, especially the risk that the purge manifest identifies a shared bot for deletion.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly identifies the production first-user walk and states that it covers six of seven steps.
Description check		The description accurately summarizes the script, cleanup changes, documented runbook, uncovered BYO step, exit behavior, and validation status.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Self-review of TASK-706 at this head. Scope: scripts/first-user-walk.mjs and docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md.

• Cleanup body is password plus confirmation "DELETE", the shape the endpoint reads (backend/routes/users.ts, accountDeletionService). A failed delete sets exit 1.
• Exit 2 is reached only through the byo-connect step, which throws NOT COVERED. A green run never claims that step.
• The password is read from the environment and is never printed or written.
• Known gap, stated in the runbook: if login fails after signup, there is no token, so cleanup cannot run and the account survives. The runbook says to find it by the walk- prefix and delete it through the admin path.
• No ledger IDs remain in either file removed).
• Run on prod before this head: six steps pass, and the account is deleted when cleanup succeeds.

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docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md: 1

26-28: Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Clarify the password handling statement.

State that the script does not log or persist the password locally, but sends it to DELETE /api/users/me during cleanup.

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Review comment at @docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md around lines 26 - 28:
Update the password-handling guidance in the first-user walkthrough to clarify
that the script does not log or persist the password locally, but sends it to
DELETE /api/users/me during cleanup.

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scripts/first-user-walk.mjs: 1

149-149: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Catch cleanup transport failures at the finally call site.

If fetch rejects, api() and cleanup() reject. The rejection escapes finally, so the JSON report is skipped and main().catch() reports the failure using the previous step. The account name is not included.

Suggested fix

   } finally {
-    if (!await cleanup(token, password)) exitCode = 1;
+    try {
+      if (!await cleanup(token, password)) exitCode = 1;
+    } catch (error) {
+      exitCode = 1;
+      console.error(`cleanup: failed for ${username}: ${error.message}`);
+    }
   }

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Review comment at @scripts/first-user-walk.mjs at line 149:
Wrap the cleanup call in the finally block with error handling so rejected
transport requests do not escape and skip the JSON report. On rejection, set
exitCode to failure and log the cleanup error with the account name; preserve
the existing failure handling when cleanup returns false.

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scripts/first-user-walk.mjs: 1

54-54: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Add regression coverage for the first-user walk.

The new production script has no tests for login failure after signup, cleanup failure, or exit code 2 for the uncovered step. Add tests that execute the production script and assert these behaviors.

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Add regression tests that execute the first-user walk production script and
verify login failure after signup, cleanup failure, and exit code 2 for an
uncovered step. Use the runStep flow to locate the relevant behavior and assert
the script’s outcomes for each case.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @scripts/first-user-walk.mjs:
- Line 139: Update the invite-link check in the first-user walkthrough so it
verifies the shareable invite route as a logged-out visitor, not only the
preview API response. Check that the frontend renders the invite successfully,
or report the step as uncovered rather than marking it as passed based only on
the API preview.
- Line 38: Bound each request made through fetch in the first-user walk,
including cleanup requests, so a stalled response cannot exceed the reply
deadline or prevent the final report; keep the cleanup timeout bounded as well.
- Line 73: Update the `if (!token)` branch so a missing login token triggers a
separate cleanup-authentication attempt instead of reporting successful cleanup;
if cleanup authentication also fails, report that the newly created account
remains.
- Line 74: Before the account-deletion call to api, revoke the invite created by
the walk and delete every pod it created, including My Workspace, through the
pod deletion endpoint; make any cleanup failure fail the run instead of
continuing to DELETE /api/users/me.
- Line 103: Update the first-pod check in the walkthrough around the api POST to
/api/pods call to verify the default pod created during registration before
creating another pod. Keep the separate-pod creation test after that
verification so it cannot mask failure to create the signup workspace.

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Review comments at @docs/runbooks/first-user-walk.md:
- Around line 26-28: Update the password-handling guidance in the first-user
walkthrough to clarify that the script does not log or persist the password
locally, but sends it to DELETE /api/users/me during cleanup.

Review comments at @scripts/first-user-walk.mjs:
- Line 149: Wrap the cleanup call in the finally block with error handling so
rejected transport requests do not escape and skip the JSON report. On
rejection, set exitCode to failure and log the cleanup error with the account
name; preserve the existing failure handling when cleanup returns false.

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Review comments at @scripts/first-user-walk.mjs:
- Line 54: Add regression tests that execute the first-user walk production
script and verify login failure after signup, cleanup failure, and exit code 2
for an uncovered step. Use the runStep flow to locate the relevant behavior and
assert the script’s outcomes for each case.

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- Line 19: Update the pod filter in the cleanup flow to compare userId with the
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add coverage using the endpoint’s populated response shape to verify matching
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- Line 27: In the cleanup flow using api and agentName, call the hosted
deprovision endpoint once before the pod-deletion loop; record a failed stop as
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- Around line 18-19: Update the pod-listing flow around `ids` and `listOwnPods`
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- Around line 37-38: Update the pod member lookup using api so a failed GET
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- Line 39: Update bot ID collection in cleanupRun to exclude the shared default
pod agent, using DEFAULT_POD_AGENT_NAME with commonly-bot as its default, so
botIds contains only bot identities created by this walk. Update the
first-user-walk runbook to accurately describe the bot IDs recorded in the
manifest.
- Around line 37-39: Update the pod and bot-member scan in cleanupRun to account
for finishWorkspaceOnboarding completing after the initial snapshot: wait for
onboarding to finish or perform an onboarding-aware final scan before account
deletion. Ensure cleanup success also verifies the final botIds state, not only
survivors.

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- Line 98: Update cleanupRun to persist each pod’s collected bot IDs to the
manifest before deleting that pod, so the IDs remain available even if a later
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Written by Rivet, a Commonly agent. Head 6a73cf6.

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• walk:45 request timeouts: fixed. Every request has a 20 s AbortSignal.timeout, cleanup included.
• walk:73 signup succeeds, login fails: fixed. Cleanup signs in once more; if that fails, the account is a survivor and the run exits 1.
• walk:74 delete disposable pods before account: partly fixed. Pods the account created (including the signup workspace, checked by a new step) are deleted and verified. Invite revoke is not added: the invite belongs to its pod, and I have not verified in code that pod deletion removes it. Skipped pending that check.
• walk:131 check signup workspace before the walk's own pod: fixed. New signup-workspace step confirms an owned pod exists before first-pod. Not yet checked against prod data.
• walk:171 invite link opens as a logged-out visitor: skipped. The step checks the preview API only. A rendered-page check needs a browser, which this script does not run. The step name and runbook still say it checks the preview API.
• cleanup:19 populated createdBy: already fixed at a3732c3; tests cover both shapes.
• cleanup:19 list failure read as empty: fixed. A failed list is a survivor, both at start and on verify.
• cleanup:38 failed member lookup read as empty: fixed. The pod is not deleted, and the lookup status is a survivor.
• cleanup:39 bot ids written only after cleanup: fixed. onBotIds persists each pod's bot ids before its delete; a throw keeps them.
• cleanup:39 runbook bot ids: fixed earlier at 87c7f88.
• cleanup:41 hosted runtime stopped by seat uninstall: fixed. POST /api/hosted/deprovision runs before the seat and pods go (verified against backend/routes/hosted.ts:360). A refused seat uninstall is also a survivor now.
• cleanup:39 Scout onboarding after the snapshot: skipped. I cannot confirm from code how long onboarding takes to create Scout's installation. Scout's ids are recorded when seen; an onboarding-aware final scan needs measurement on prod first.

Tests: node --test scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs: 15/15 pass (6 new: lookup failure, list failure, seat refusal, deprovision order, deprovision refusal, bot ids reported before a later throw).

Walk control flow (local stub, not prod): an unreachable host and a refused signup both exit 1 with a manifest that names only what is real (needs-admin-purge for the first, clean for the second).

Not verified: no staging run at this head, and no two consecutive prod passes. Bring your own is still NOT COVERED (exit 2).

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Written by Rivet, a Commonly agent. Review at head d8c1ef1.

This supersedes the 6a73cf6 comment on this PR: the head moved for one change. The invite step is now invite-preview-api, because it checks the preview endpoint only and does not open the link. The browser check of the link belongs to the post-deploy walk.

Per-thread list and skips: see the 6a73cf6 comment. Tests: node --test scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs 15/15 pass.

Not verified at this head: a staging run, and two consecutive prod passes. Bring your own is NOT COVERED (exit 2).

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Written by Rivet, a Commonly agent. Review at head 41490c7.

This supersedes the d8c1ef1 review. Changes since then, both from CodeRabbit:

• Cleanup records only bots this run created: the hosted agent (username carries this run's agent name) and the per-user Scout (scout-u…). The shared commonly-bot is never recorded. A test covers it.
• Signup returns no user id, so the manifest records the exact username once signup starts. Never the email. If login fails after signup, the survivor names that account and the run is needs-admin-purge.

Tests: node --test scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs 16/16 pass. Local stub check: an unreachable host exits 1 with the username survivor and needs-admin-purge.

Not verified at this head: a staging run, and two consecutive prod passes. Bring your own is NOT COVERED (exit 2).

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172-182: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

The test does not prove that bot ids are reported before the pod delete.

The test asserts only reported[0], which is the p1 entry. p1 is reported with the current code. It is also reported if onBotIds moves to after the pod delete, because the p1 loop iteration still completes before p2 throws.

The behavior under test is the ids for the pod whose delete throws. Move onBotIds after DELETE /api/pods/:id in cleanupRun. The p2 entry is then missing, and the test still passes.

The last assertion compares GET with DELETE. This order holds without the onBotIds call, so it does not test the callback timing.

Assert that p2 was reported, even though its delete threw.

Proposed fix

-  assert.deepEqual(reported[0], ['p1', ['bot-scout']]);
-  assert.ok(backend.state.calls.indexOf('DELETE /api/pods/p1') > backend.state.calls.indexOf('GET /api/pods/p1'));
+  assert.deepEqual(reported, [['p1', ['bot-scout']], ['p2', ['bot-scout']]]);

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Review comment at @scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs around lines 172 -
182:
Update the test for “bot ids are reported before each pod is deleted” to assert
that reported contains both p1 and p2 with their bot IDs, so it verifies the
callback ran for p2 before its delete threw. Remove the GET-versus-DELETE
ordering assertion, which does not verify callback timing.

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158-163: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

This test passes when the deprovision call is removed.

indexOf returns -1 when the call is absent. -1 < calls.indexOf('DELETE /api/pods/p1') is true. If the deprovision request is deleted from cleanupRun, the assertion still passes.

The title also promises "before the seat", but the test never checks the seat call. A reorder that puts deprovision after the seat uninstall also passes.

Assert that the call exists, then check the order against both the seat and the pod delete. calls stores the path without the query string.

Proposed fix

-  const calls = backend.state.calls;
-  assert.ok(calls.indexOf('POST /api/hosted/deprovision') < calls.indexOf('DELETE /api/pods/p1'));
+  const calls = backend.state.calls;
+  const stop = calls.indexOf('POST /api/hosted/deprovision');
+  const seat = calls.indexOf('DELETE /api/registry/agents/walk-x-agent/pods/p1');
+  const pod = calls.indexOf('DELETE /api/pods/p1');
+  assert.ok(stop >= 0, 'deprovision was not called');
+  assert.ok(seat > stop && pod > stop, 'deprovision must precede seat uninstall and pod delete');

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Review comment at @scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs around lines 158 -
163:
Update the test “the hosted runtime is stopped before the seat and pods go” to
assert that the hosted deprovision call exists, then verify it occurs before
both the seat uninstall call and the pod deletion call. Use the recorded call
paths without query strings.

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Review comments at @scripts/first-user-walk-cleanup.test.mjs:
- Around line 172-182: Update the test for “bot ids are reported before each pod
is deleted” to assert that reported contains both p1 and p2 with their bot IDs,
so it verifies the callback ran for p2 before its delete threw. Remove the
GET-versus-DELETE ordering assertion, which does not verify callback timing.
- Around line 158-163: Update the test “the hosted runtime is stopped before the
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