[lilyshen0722]

Adds Latchkey to the hosted-MCP catalogue as an operator-key entry (TASK-330, F07). It ships hidden on dev until the walk passes.

Why now: the entry was waiting on vendor tool annotations. On 11-01 Latchkey's tools/list annotated 0 of 19 tools. A fresh capture on 11-03 (walk key, initialize + tools/list, the key never logged) shows 22 tools, all annotated. So the entry can follow the catalogue's normal rule: a tool is pinned read only on the vendor's own readOnlyHint: true.

The entry:

• credentialMode: 'operator_key': Latchkey takes a bearer lk_live_ key, so there's no issuer, client or scopes. The key's reach is chosen when it's created (read-only by default, dispatch opt-in), and connectNotice says so.
• 16 reads pinned read, and 5 writes pinned write, which the broker turns into write-with-confirm for the key owner. dispatch_workflow, run_workflow, run_job and cancel_job are also irreversible, so they park even on a write grant.
• apply_migration is not pinned. Operator-key intake already refuses a key that carries migration:apply.
• accessPage and revoke.page are both https://latchkey.dev/dashboard, the management_url that Latchkey's own MCP manifest declares (/.well-known/mcp/manifest.json). Its docs say keys are created and revoked under Settings → API keys and agents there. Latchkey has no revocation endpoint, so none is set.
• Descriptions are ours; schemas and annotations are pinned byte-for-byte from the capture.
• values-dev.yaml adds latchkey to hostedMcp.hiddenEntries, following the rule that unwalked entries ship hidden.

Test (written first): hostedMcpEntry.test.js:

• the pin equals the capture minus apply_migration
• each class follows the vendor hint
• schemas and annotations match the capture
• 16 reads; 5 write-with-confirm; 4 irreversible
• the dashboard is both the access and revoke page
• the catalogue order includes latchkey

Reverse checks, each fails the new test:

• pinning one read as write
• dropping irreversible from run_job
• unregistering the entry

Every suite that reads the catalogue: 22 of 23 pass (507 tests). The one failure is stagingSeed.test.js, whose two tests need to run inside a git checkout; the container copy isn't one, and CI is. Helm suites 7/7. tsc clean.

Frontend: every catalogue id needs a platform glyph (platformGlyphCatalogue.test.tsx), so Latchkey gets an original key outline, not the vendor's mark. The contract test passes 8/8 and fails 2 with the map entry removed.

Known gaps, not fixed here:

• Staging hides no entries, so a Latchkey tile shows there.
• The shell has no paste-a-key UI yet: Connect on that tile calls the OAuth start route, which answers unknown_entry.
• The F07 walk goes through the operator-key API, and dev keeps the entry hidden until a key-entry UI exists.

Owed after merge: the F07 walk on prod with the walk user allowlisted. A hosted agent, the walk key, a pinned read, and a write parked for the owner.

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Walkthrough

The hosted MCP catalogue now includes a Latchkey entry with operator-key credentials and 22 tool definitions. Tests compare its configuration and tool metadata with a captured server response. Development Helm values keep the entry hidden pending the F07 walk. The frontend adds a Latchkey platform glyph.

Changes: Latchkey hosted MCP connector

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Register Latchkey backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts, backend/integrations/hostedMcp/entries.ts, k8s/helm/commonly/values-dev.yaml	Adds Latchkey connection metadata, registers the entry in the hosted MCP catalogue, and adds it to the development hidden-entry list.
Define workflow and run tools backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts	Defines schemas and classifications for failed-run and heal tools, workflow dispatch and execution, run status, and run logs.
Define job and batch tools backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts	Defines schemas and classifications for job execution, status, logs, and cancellation, plus job listing, batch details, and batch-budget updates.
Define remaining tools and validate the catalogue backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts, backend/__tests__/fixtures/hostedMcp/latchkey-tools-list-2026-11-03.json, backend/__tests__/unit/services/hostedMcpEntry.test.js	Defines migration, trial verdict, workflow step, environment, and workflow validation tools. Adds a captured tools-list fixture and tests for entry configuration, tool schemas, annotations, and classifications.
Add the platform glyph frontend/src/v2/icons/platforms/index.tsx, frontend/src/v2/__tests__/platformGlyphCatalogue.test.tsx	Adds and registers the Latchkey key glyph. The catalogue test checks its rendered dimensions and SVG geometry.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Possibly related issues

• Team-Commonly/commonly#1400: The entry uses operator-key credentials, but the changes do not describe adding the shell’s API-key input or connect surface.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 04d74

Latchkey cannot be connected from its catalogue tile, and agents are not warned that workflow inputs may appear in the run page and logs. Both issues should be fixed before merging.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly identifies the main change: adding the Latchkey hosted-MCP catalogue entry with operator-key support and dev hiding.
Description check		The description directly explains the Latchkey catalogue entry, operator-key configuration, tool classifications, validation results, dev hiding, and known gaps.
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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Qualify the status promised for GitHub Actions runs.

244-244: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Qualify the status promised for GitHub Actions runs.

When run_id identifies a GitHub Actions run, Latchkey returns only the jobs it served. It does not return run-level status or conclusion. The current description can mislead consumers into expecting those fields for every run.

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Review comment at @backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts at line 244:
Update the run-description text near the run_id handling to clarify that GitHub
Actions results include only the jobs Latchkey served, not run-level status or
conclusion; do not promise those fields for every run.

Restrict the canceljob description to jobs the caller started.

523-523: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Restrict the cancel_job description to jobs the caller started.

The catalogue description is the only cancel_job text an agent reads. It omits the usage limit that the vendor contract states: cancel only the jobs you started. list_jobs returns jobs from the whole workspace, so an agent can select another user's job for cancellation. Cancellation is irreversible. The repository does not show whether the vendor blocks cancellation of another user's job.

Suggested fix

-      description: "Cancel one queued or running job.",
+      description: "Cancel one queued or running job that you started with run_job or the latchkey CLI. list_jobs lists the whole workspace, so do not cancel jobs you did not start.",

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Review comment at @backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts at line 523:
Update the `cancel_job` catalogue description to state that callers may cancel
only jobs they started with `run_job` or the Latchkey CLI, and clarify that
`list_jobs` may include jobs started by others.

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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Supported by static analysis

Script executed:

sed -n 150,245p backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts
python3 - <<'EOF'
import json
d=json.load(open('backend/__tests__/fixtures/hostedMcp/latchkey-tools-list-2026-11-03.json'))
def find(o):
    if isinstance(o,dict):
        if 'tools' in o and isinstance(o['tools'],list): return o['tools']
        for v in o.values():
            r=find(v)
            if r: return r
    if isinstance(o,list):
        for v in o:
            r=find(v)
            if r: return r
for t in find(d):
    if t['name'] in ('run_workflow','dispatch_workflow'):
        print(t['name'],'::',t['description']);print()
EOF
sed -n 790,845p backend/__tests__/unit/services/hostedMcpEntry.test.js

Repository: Team-Commonly/commonly

Length of output: 8600

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Script executed:

set -u
printf '%s\n' '--- exact Latchkey range ---'
nl -ba backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts | sed -n '188,235p'
printf '%s\n' '--- capture descriptions ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'latchkey-tools-list-2026-11-03.json' -e '"name": "dispatch_workflow"' -e '"name": "run_workflow"' -e 'never put a token or password' -e 'set it as a secret' backend/__tests__/fixtures/hostedMcp
printf '%s\n' '--- catalogue description projection and agent-facing consumers ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{js,ts}' -e 'tool.description' -e 'description: tool.description' -e 'entry.tools' -e 'HostedMcp' backend | head -200
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant test assertions ---'
nl -ba backend/__tests__/unit/services/hostedMcpEntry.test.js | sed -n '815,840p'

Repository: Team-Commonly/commonly

Length of output: 26077

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Script executed:

set -u
printf '%s\n' '--- projection definition ---'
nl -ba backend/services/hostedMcpEntryService.ts | sed -n '288,312p'
printf '%s\n' '--- projection callers ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{js,ts}' -e 'entryToolProjections(' -e 'HostedMcpToolProjection' backend --glob '!**/__tests__/**' || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '%s\n' '--- hosted tool definition consumers ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{js,ts}' -e 'HostedToolDefinition' -e 'requiredWriteMode' -e 'hostedMcpToolName' -e 'toolDefinitions' backend --glob '!**/__tests__/**' | head -200

Repository: Team-Commonly/commonly

Length of output: 6483

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Warn against secrets in run_workflow inputs.

The run_workflow catalogue description omits the captured warning that inputs values appear on the run page and are not hidden in job logs. This description is surfaced through the hosted tool definitions used by agents. Tell agents to use Latchkey secrets instead, and assert both parts of this warning in the catalogue test.

Suggested fix

-      description: "Start a run of one Latchkey CI workflow file on a branch or tag.",
+      description: "Start a run of one Latchkey CI workflow file on a branch or tag. Input values are recorded on the run page and are not hidden in job logs. Never put a token or password in an input; set it as a secret in Latchkey instead.",

     expect(tool.description).not.toBe(found.description);
+    if (tool.upstreamName === 'run_workflow') {
+      expect(tool.description).toContain('not hidden in job logs');
+      expect(tool.description).toContain('set it as a secret in Latchkey');
+    }

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Review comment at @backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts at line 198:
Update the run_workflow catalogue description to warn that input values appear
on the run page and are not hidden in job logs, and instruct agents to use
Latchkey secrets for tokens or passwords. In the catalogue test, assert that the
run_workflow description includes both the job-log visibility warning and the
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[lilyshen0722]

Agreed, fixed in ab7a4db. The run_workflow description now says inputs are recorded on the run page and aren't hidden in job logs, and that a token or password goes in a Latchkey secret instead. The catalogue test asserts both parts, and it fails with the warning removed. I checked the other pinned descriptions against the vendor text: that was the only safety warning the shorter wording had dropped.

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Major · Latchkey Connect cannot succeed: the normal action only starts the OAuth flow. · latchkey.ts:25

backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts:25
Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift

Latchkey Connect cannot succeed: the normal action only starts the OAuth flow.

LATCHKEY_ENTRY uses credentialMode: 'operator_key', so isOAuthEntry returns false for it. The hosted catalogue row does not include credentialMode. The Connect button still appears for any available hosted row with no connection. Clicking it posts to the /start route, which returns 404 unknown_entry for non-OAuth entries. The paste route at POST /:entryId/operator-key has no caller in this path. A user therefore cannot connect Latchkey from the connector tile.

Correction boundary: include credentialMode in the hosted catalogue projection. Then branch the action in renderEntryActions so that operator_key entries open a key entry. That entry must submit the pasted key to /:entryId/operator-key. The OAuth /start rejection is correct for non-OAuth entries and should stay as it is.

No patch is proposed. The fix requires changes to the catalogue type and the key form, and those sources were not inspected.

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Review comment at @backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts at line 25:
Include credentialMode in the hosted catalogue projection and update
renderEntryActions to open a key-entry form for operator_key entries; have that
form submit the pasted key to the entry’s operator-key endpoint. Preserve the
existing OAuth start flow and its rejection of non-OAuth entries.

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Review comments at @backend/integrations/hostedMcp/latchkey.ts:
- Line 25: Include credentialMode in the hosted catalogue projection and update
renderEntryActions to open a key-entry form for operator_key entries; have that
form submit the pasted key to the entry’s operator-key endpoint. Preserve the
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[lilyshen0722]

On the outside-diff point in the review at 04d74f9 (Latchkey Connect can't succeed from the tile): agreed. That's why the entry ships hidden on dev in this PR, and the PR body names the gap.

• The paste-a-key UI is a separate UI change: carry credentialMode in the catalogue projection, and give operator_key entries a key form that posts to /:entryId/operator-key. It belongs in the connector UI lane, not this catalogue PR.
• Until that lands, the entry stays in hiddenEntries, and the F07 walk uses the operator-key route directly.
• The /start refusal for non-OAuth entries stays as it is.

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HEAD: ab7a4db — GATE: PASS

One review round (D218): a fresh subagent review, then CodeRabbit and CI. The review's one HOLD was real, a missing platform glyph that would break the frontend catalogue contract. It's fixed at 04d74f9, and the contract test fails 2 with the map entry removed. Lanes covered:

• hosted-MCP catalogue: the first shipped operator_key entry
• connector UI: the glyph
• helm values-dev: hiddenEntries

Checks:

• Every suite that reads the catalogue: 22/23 pass (507 tests). The one failure is stagingSeed.test.js, which needs to run inside a git checkout.
• Helm suites 7/7. tsc clean.
• Reverse checks: a read pinned write, run_job without irreversible, and the entry unregistered each fail the new test. The run_workflow input warning fails it when removed.
• The reviewer traced the operator_key path end to end (credentialFor, grants mint, revoke page-only, hiddenEntries on catalogue/submit/mint) and found no OAuth-only field read.
• Every CodeRabbit point is answered. The key-entry UI is #3353 (Launch). The entry stays hidden on dev until it lands and the F07 walk passes.
• CI green at this head.

GATE: PASS