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Why

D249 asks for Discord parity with Telegram. Step 1 (F130) extracted a shared chat-relay core, and step 2 (F143) put one bind rule on every bridge. This is step 3: a bound Discord channel relays live into its pod.

Who gets relayed

A Discord channel is a shared surface, so this follows Slack's model, not Telegram's private-chat model. Only the person who added the bot, as proven by Discord, is written into the pod, as their Commonly user. Everyone else's messages stay in the summary buffer, as today.

Proof:

1. The install link adds the identify scope.
2. After the code exchange, the callback calls GET /users/@me with the user's access token. The id must look like a valid Discord id, and it goes into the signed install proof (a new optional did claim).
3. If @me fails or returns a bad id, the install still binds, but with no id, so that channel can't relay live. No id is ever guessed.
4. POST /api/integrations stores config.discordUserId only from a proof that matches this pod, guild and caller. The key is server-owned, so it's stripped from any POST or PATCH body, and it's declared on the strict model.
5. Live relay can be turned on only when the row has a proven id, and only by the row's creator. Otherwise a pod creator who didn't add the bot could have the installer's messages written under their own name. The bridge re-checks that linkedUserId is the creator.

Core changes (generic, no Discord branches)

• writeInboundAsLinkedUser and loadInboundAuthor take a branded ProvenSender. Only proveInboundSender(adapter, row, evidence) can make one, and a hand-built one is refused at runtime. This closes refactor(connectors): one chat-relay core for Telegram and Slack, so Discord is one adapter (D249) #3438's review point: no adapter reaches the core unproven.
• A new InboundRelayAdapter with two members: senderIsLinkedUser (the proof) and liveRelayRefusal.
  • Telegram (private chat) and Slack (slackUserId match) go through it unchanged, and their existing tests pass unedited.
  • Added: the plain-DM Slack mismatched event.user test the review asked for.
• adapters.ts: an inboundRelayAdapters registry and liveRelayRefusalFor(), which replaces the routes' inline private-chat check. Every other type keeps the old rule and message.

Inbound path

• The gateway still buffers everything. It then hands rows that have live relay on to relayDiscordMessageForIntegration, which re-reads the row, because the gateway's cache can be a minute stale.
• Ignored: bots, webhook messages (including our own outbound echo), system messages, anything other than a normal message or a reply, and edits and deletes.
• Content: attachments become links; mentions stay as text.
• Dedupe reuses the delivery-claim table that Telegram and Slack use, keyed per integration and message, so two replicas' gateways write one message. If the claim store is down, nothing relays live and the message is still buffered.

Not in this PR

• Outbound is F132 and slash commands are F133.
• Live relay is off by default for Discord. The installer turns it on with liveRelay: true. The Connectors UI for that comes with F132, so today it's API-only.
• The installer's own messages stay in the buffer too, so summaries still see the whole channel.
• A second channel bound on the "guild already bound" path carries no proof, so it doesn't relay live.
• Existing Discord rows need the bot added again before they can relay live.
• Discord portal: no new redirect URI. identify needs no portal toggle. Message Content is already requested by the gateway.

Proof

• Red (finished tests on unmodified origin/main): 21 new tests fail, and the Discord bridge suite can't load.
• Green: 94 suites, 1122 passed and 2 skipped (every chatRelay, telegram, slack, discord, integrations, connector, decision-card and installable suite).
  • One earlier full run had two failures, in chatConnectorTokens and uploads.batchMint. Neither touches this diff, both pass in isolation, and the next full run was clean.
• Reverse checks:
  • drop the author-id match: 2 fail, at the bridge and gateway level;
  • drop the dedupe claim: 3 fail (same message twice, claim store down, two replicas).
• tsc is clean; eslint shows 0 errors.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds verified Discord installer identity to integration setup and introduces shared inbound sender proofs and platform-specific live-relay rules. It also connects Discord gateway messages to a new inbound bridge that filters, claims, and writes eligible messages to pods.

Changes: Verified Chat Relay and Discord Inbound

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Capture and retain Discord installer identity backend/routes/discord.ts, backend/utils/discordInstallProof.ts, backend/models/Integration.ts, backend/models/integrationPublicConfig.ts, backend/utils/serverOwnedConfigKeys.ts, backend/__tests__/service/discordInstallBind.test.js, backend/__tests__/unit/routes/discordBindingContainment.test.js, backend/__tests__/unit/models/integrationPublicConfig.test.js, .gitleaks.toml	The install flow requests identify, validates the installer’s Discord ID, and adds it to the signed proof. Integration configuration stores the ID as server-owned data and omits it from non-creator, non-admin projections. Tests cover lookup failures, invalid IDs, and storage.
Add shared sender proofs and live-relay rules backend/services/chatRelay/chatRelayCore.ts, backend/services/chatRelay/adapters.ts, backend/services/{telegram,slack}BridgeService.ts, backend/routes/integrations.ts, backend/__tests__/unit/services/chatRelayCore.test.js, backend/__tests__/unit/services/slackBridgeService.test.js, backend/__tests__/unit/routes/{discordBindingContainment,integrations.linkedUserId}.test.js, docs/integrations/INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md	Inbound writes now require a proven sender, and the core adds delivery claims. Platform adapters declare sender-proof and live-relay refusal rules. Connector creation and PATCH apply those rules before enabling live relay.
Relay Discord gateway messages to pods backend/services/discordGatewayService.ts, backend/services/discordBridgeService.ts, backend/__tests__/unit/services/discordBridgeService.test.js	The gateway dispatches messages for live-relay targets. The bridge filters ineligible messages, verifies the installer as sender, claims each delivery, and writes eligible content as the linked user. Tests cover filtering, claims, author-loading retries, and gateway dispatch.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant DiscordGatewayService
  participant DiscordBridgeService
  participant claimInboundMessage
  participant loadInboundAuthor
  participant writeInboundAsLinkedUser
  DiscordGatewayService->>DiscordBridgeService: Dispatch buffered message for live-relay target
  DiscordBridgeService->>claimInboundMessage: Claim integration and message delivery
  DiscordBridgeService->>loadInboundAuthor: Load proven sender as pod author
  DiscordBridgeService->>writeInboundAsLinkedUser: Write message with proven sender

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Possibly related issues

• Issue 1287: The PR applies private-chat checks through the Telegram adapter and adds a proven-sender boundary. It does not add an explicit Telegram sender user-ID match.

Possibly related PRs

• Team-Commonly/commonly#3451: Both PRs change Discord installation and integration binding rules.
• Team-Commonly/commonly#3436: This PR extends the Discord OAuth callback and install flow established there.
• Team-Commonly/commonly#3438: This PR extends the shared chat-relay core and adapter registry with sender proofs and Discord inbound relay.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 946d4

Newly enabled Discord relay may miss live delivery of messages until the gateway cache refreshes, though buffering continues. Refresh the cache on enablement and correct the documentation and proof-guard test before merging, or accept these bounded risks.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title names the main change: a bound Discord channel relays messages from its installer live into the pod. The changeset adds Discord inbound live relay, install-proof identity capture, and the sh…
Description check		The description explains the motivation (Discord parity with Telegram), the proof chain for the installer's Discord ID, the generic core changes, inbound path behavior, exclusions, and test evidence. …
Linked Issues check		Issue #3438 is closed and provides historical context only. No active directly linked issue remains, so this pull request has no linked-issue coding requirements.
Out of Scope Changes check		The reported changes implement Discord inbound live relay, installer identity proof, live-relay validation, deduplication, gateway dispatch, and related shared adapter behavior. The added tests, contr…

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The title names the main change: a bound Discord channel relays messages from its installer live into the pod. The changeset adds Discord inbound live relay, install-proof identity capture, and the shared ProvenSender boundary, so the title matches the primary change. It is specific and concise.

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The description explains the motivation (Discord parity with Telegram), the proof chain for the installer's Discord ID, the generic core changes, inbound path behavior, exclusions, and test evidence. These match the changeset files, including the OAuth identify scope, discordUserId storage, ProvenSender, and the Discord bridge.

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The reported changes implement Discord inbound live relay, installer identity proof, live-relay validation, deduplication, gateway dispatch, and related shared adapter behavior. The added tests, contract documentation, model fields, and server-owned configuration support those objectives. No unrelated change is identified in the supplied summary.

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One review round (D218), Tier 2 (writes into a pod as a user). Two fresh Opus reviewers at this head, both PASS.

Identity proof. I found no path to a message written under someone else's name, or to a row bound to a Discord id that isn't the caller's.

• @me uses this callback's own exchanged token. did sits inside the signed proof and nothing else can set it.
• POST requires the proof's pod, guild and user to match. The key is server-owned and stripped on POST and PATCH, and there is no other writer.
• Live relay is creator-only and needs a proven id. The bridge re-checks the creator, and the author check is an exact string match.
• Webhook, bot and system messages are dropped before the adapter runs, and the target pod is always the row's.
• ProvenSender is a WeakSet of frozen objects, so a copy fails assertProvenSender.
• F143's bind rule still runs before any row is written.

Core and dedupe.

• Telegram and Slack behave exactly as before: same predicates, same order, same log text, and their tests are unedited.
• The core has no Discord branches.
• Dedupe rides WebhookDelivery's unique {provider, deliveryId} index with a 24h TTL. Keys are namespaced inbound:<integrationId>:<msgId>, so they can't collide with the webhook route.
• The gateway's buffer block is byte-identical, and the live hand-off is awaited with a catch around each target.
• The reviewer ran it locally: 7 suites (186), sharedSurfaceBind (21) and the real-mongod discordInstallBind (9) all pass.

Follow-ups, not blocking:

• Pre-filter by a cached discordUserId in the gateway's channel target, which saves one row read per non-installer line.
• The install state isn't tied to the browser; that's the same shape as F89's guild proof.
• Both are recorded on F132.

GATE: PASS

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backend/models/Integration.ts: 1

148-153: Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Withhold config.discordUserId from non-creator viewers.

projectIntegrationForViewer applies withoutRoutingState to non-creator viewers, but that function does not remove discordUserId. Adding the field to SERVER_OWNED_CONFIG_KEYS does not fix this response projection because that list only guards request bodies and catalog requirements.

Suggested fix

 export const INTEGRATION_ROUTING_STATE_CONFIG_KEYS = [
   'chatId',
   'linkedUserId',
   'messageBuffer',
   'relayMap',
+  'discordUserId',
 ] as const;

Add a regression assertion that a non-creator projection does not contain discordUserId.

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Review comment at @backend/models/Integration.ts around lines 148 - 153:
Update INTEGRATION_ROUTING_STATE_CONFIG_KEYS so withoutRoutingState also removes
discordUserId from non-creator viewer projections. Add a regression assertion
for projectIntegrationForViewer confirming that a non-creator’s result does not
contain discordUserId.

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backend/services/discordBridgeService.ts: 2

165-170: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Document the fail-closed claim-store policy or relay on claim failure.

When claimInboundMessage returns 'unavailable', discordBridgeService.ts suppresses the live pod write. The line remains in the buffer for a separate summary path, but that path is not equivalent to live delivery and is not documented as an exception to Rule 19.

Either relay on 'unavailable' and accept possible duplicate writes, or document this explicit fail-closed exception in INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md. Update the test that currently requires fail-closed behavior to match the chosen policy. Retain an operator-visible signal for the exception; the current warning does not replace recipient delivery.

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Resolve the `claimInboundMessage` `'unavailable'` policy by either relaying the
message despite possible duplicate writes or documenting the fail-closed
exception in `INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md`; update the test that asserts fail-closed
behavior to match the chosen policy. Preserve an operator-visible signal for
this condition, and ensure the selected behavior is consistent with Rule 19.

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173-187: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Retry the read-only author load before the claim is treated as delivered.

loadInboundAuthor can throw on a transient database error. The delivery claim is stored before this call, and the gateway does not redeliver the event. The live relay for that Discord message is then lost for the claim TTL. Retrying the read-only lookup in place, while the claim is held, recovers transient read errors. The write stays single-attempt, because a retried write can duplicate a committed message.

Suggested fix

-  const author = await loadInboundAuthor({
-    podId,
-    sender,
-    logPrefix: LOG,
-    // A shared channel gets no notice: the refusal is about one person's pod
-    // membership, and everyone in the guild would read it.
-    onNotMember: async () => {},
-  });
+  // Read-only lookups are safe to repeat. Retry transient read errors while
+  // this replica holds the claim, because the platform does not redeliver.
+  const LOAD_AUTHOR_ATTEMPTS = 3;
+  let author: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof loadInboundAuthor>> = null;
+  for (let attempt = 1; ; attempt += 1) {
+    try {
+      author = await loadInboundAuthor({
+        podId,
+        sender,
+        logPrefix: LOG,
+        // A shared channel gets no notice: the refusal is about one person's pod
+        // membership, and everyone in the guild would read it.
+        onNotMember: async () => {},
+      });
+      break;
+    } catch (error) {
+      if (attempt >= LOAD_AUTHOR_ATTEMPTS) throw error;
+      await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 200 * attempt));
+    }
+  }
   if (!author) return { relayed: false };

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Review comment at @backend/services/discordBridgeService.ts around lines 173 -
187:
Retry the read-only loadInboundAuthor call in the inbound relay flow while the
delivery claim is held, so transient lookup failures do not lose the relay.
Bound retries and propagate the final failure; preserve the existing not-member
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Review comments at @backend/services/slackBridgeService.ts:
- Line 294: Update slackInboundAdapter’s liveRelayRefusal rule to accept Slack
DM rows with chatType 'im' while retaining refusal behavior for other
unsupported chat types. Keep the Telegram refusal rule unchanged and use Slack’s
existing refusal message for rejected rows.

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Review comments at @backend/models/Integration.ts:
- Around line 148-153: Update INTEGRATION_ROUTING_STATE_CONFIG_KEYS so
withoutRoutingState also removes discordUserId from non-creator viewer
projections. Add a regression assertion for projectIntegrationForViewer
confirming that a non-creator’s result does not contain discordUserId.

Review comments at @backend/services/discordBridgeService.ts:
- Around line 165-170: Resolve the `claimInboundMessage` `'unavailable'` policy
by either relaying the message despite possible duplicate writes or documenting
the fail-closed exception in `INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md`; update the test that
asserts fail-closed behavior to match the chosen policy. Preserve an
operator-visible signal for this condition, and ensure the selected behavior is
consistent with Rule 19.
- Around line 173-187: Retry the read-only loadInboundAuthor call in the inbound
relay flow while the delivery claim is held, so transient lookup failures do not
lose the relay. Bound retries and propagate the final failure; preserve the
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docs/integrations/INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md: 1

136-138: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Correct the Slack live-relay rule in the docs.

Lines 136-138 say both integration write routes apply "the private-chat rule for Telegram and Slack".

That is wrong for Slack. slackInboundAdapter.liveRelayRefusal in backend/services/slackBridgeService.ts declares its own rule. A DM (chatType: 'im') with no channelId may relay live. A channelId, or any other bound chat type, is refused.

The shared private-chat rule (privateChatLiveRelayRefusal) applies only to Telegram and to undeclared types. Slack's chatType is 'im', never 'private'.

Proposed fix

-before `liveRelay` goes on: the private-chat rule for Telegram and Slack (and
-any undeclared type), the proven installer for Discord.
+before `liveRelay` goes on: the private-chat rule for Telegram (and any
+undeclared type), a direct message with no channel for Slack, the proven
+installer for Discord.

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Review comment at @docs/integrations/INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md around lines 136 -
138:
Update the integration contract description around `liveRelayRefusal` to
distinguish Slack’s rule from the shared private-chat rule: Telegram and
undeclared types use `privateChatLiveRelayRefusal`, while Slack may relay for an
`im` chat with no `channelId` and refuses when a channel is bound or the chat
type differs. Keep Discord’s installer description unchanged.

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backend/__tests__/unit/routes/discordBindingContainment.test.js: 1

846-853: Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Add a test for a mismatched proof on the prior-binding path.

The POST /api/integrations path copies discordUserId from the install proof only when the proof's podId, guildId and userId all match the request (backend/routes/integrations.ts lines 555-556). The prior-binding test sends no proof, and the existing mismatch cases are first-install refusals that assert only a 404. As a result, removing any one of those three comparisons leaves the suite passing.

A mismatched proof on the prior-binding path can store another install's Discord ID. Live relay can then author that Discord account's messages as the row creator. Add a case that fails when any one comparison is removed.

Proposed test

+      it.each([
+        ['another user', { userId: 'user-9' }],
+        ['another pod', { podId: 'pod-9' }],
+        ['another guild', { guildId: OTHER_GUILD }],
+      ])('takes no Discord id from a proof minted for %s', async (_label, override) => {
+        Integration.findOne.mockResolvedValue(discordRow());
+        const install = mintDiscordInstallProof({
+          podId: 'pod-1', guildId: GUILD, userId: MEMBER, discordUserId: INSTALLER_DISCORD, ...override,
+        });
+
+        const res = await post({ ...BODY, install });
+
+        expect(res.status).toBe(201);
+        expect(stored().discordUserId).toBeUndefined();
+      });

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846 - 853:
Extend the prior-binding test near `takes no Discord id from a binding made on
the prior-binding arm` with cases using `mintDiscordInstallProof` that
independently mismatch `podId`, `guildId`, and `userId`. Post each proof with
`BODY` and assert the request still returns 201 while `stored().discordUserId`
is undefined.

backend/services/discordGatewayService.ts: 1

198-221: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Invalidate the Discord gateway cache when PATCH enables live relay.

A cached Discord integration can retain liveRelay: false for up to 60 seconds after the PATCH writes config.liveRelay: true. During that interval, handleMessageCreate() excludes the row from liveTargets, so installer messages are buffered but not relayed. Invalidate or refresh the Discord gateway cache after the successful PATCH so the next message uses the new setting.

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Review comment at @backend/services/discordGatewayService.ts around lines 198 -
221:
After a successful PATCH that enables live relay, invalidate or refresh the
Discord gateway cache so the next message handled by handleMessageCreate() uses
the updated setting. Locate the PATCH flow that writes config.liveRelay and
reuse the existing cache invalidation or refresh mechanism; preserve current
behavior when the PATCH fails or does not enable live relay.

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Review comments at
@backend/__tests__/unit/routes/discordBindingContainment.test.js:
- Around line 846-853: Extend the prior-binding test near `takes no Discord id
from a binding made on the prior-binding arm` with cases using
`mintDiscordInstallProof` that independently mismatch `podId`, `guildId`, and
`userId`. Post each proof with `BODY` and assert the request still returns 201
while `stored().discordUserId` is undefined.

Review comments at @backend/services/discordGatewayService.ts:
- Around line 198-221: After a successful PATCH that enables live relay,
invalidate or refresh the Discord gateway cache so the next message handled by
handleMessageCreate() uses the updated setting. Locate the PATCH flow that
writes config.liveRelay and reuse the existing cache invalidation or refresh
mechanism; preserve current behavior when the PATCH fails or does not enable
live relay.

Review comments at @docs/integrations/INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md:
- Around line 136-138: Update the integration contract description around
`liveRelayRefusal` to distinguish Slack’s rule from the shared private-chat
rule: Telegram and undeclared types use `privateChatLiveRelayRefusal`, while
Slack may relay for an `im` chat with no `channelId` and refuses when a channel
is bound or the chat type differs. Keep Discord’s installer description
unchanged.

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• .gitleaks.toml
• backend/__tests__/service/discordInstallBind.test.js
• backend/__tests__/unit/models/integrationPublicConfig.test.js
• backend/__tests__/unit/routes/discordBindingContainment.test.js
• backend/__tests__/unit/routes/integrations.linkedUserId.test.js
• backend/__tests__/unit/services/chatRelayCore.test.js
• backend/__tests__/unit/services/discordBridgeService.test.js
• backend/__tests__/unit/services/slackBridgeService.test.js
• backend/models/Integration.ts
• backend/models/integrationPublicConfig.ts
• backend/routes/discord.ts
• backend/routes/integrations.ts
• backend/services/chatRelay/adapters.ts
• backend/services/chatRelay/chatRelayCore.ts
• backend/services/discordBridgeService.ts
• backend/services/discordGatewayService.ts
• backend/services/slackBridgeService.ts
• backend/services/telegramBridgeService.ts
• backend/utils/discordInstallProof.ts
• backend/utils/serverOwnedConfigKeys.ts
• docs/integrations/INTEGRATION_CONTRACT.md

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