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feat(ask): --open adds an Open button that shows a page to sign in to in the thread's panel - #604
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- Line 516: Update the `--open` documentation sentence to link “the browser
guide” using a relative Markdown link to `browser.md` instead of displaying
`docs/browser.md` as plain text.
Review comments at @packages/ui/src/components/QuestionCard.svelte:
- Around line 173-175: Add a phone-width visual capture of the QuestionCard
control rendered by the `page && onopen` condition, while retaining the existing
desktop capture; do not change the layout.
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- Line 322: Validate params.open in the fake questions.ask handler using the
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| Each extra argument is an option label; with none the question takes free | ||
| text, and `--multiple` lets the user pick several. The answer reaches the agent | ||
| text, and `--multiple` lets the user pick several. `--open <url>` adds an Open | ||
| button for a page the user must sign in to (docs/browser.md). The answer reaches the agent |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Make the browser guide clickable.
docs/browser.md is plain text, so readers cannot open the guide from this sentence. Use a relative Markdown link:
Suggested fix
-`--open <url>` adds an Open button for a page the user must sign in to (docs/browser.md). The answer reaches the agent
+`--open <url>` adds an Open button for a page the user must sign in to ([the browser guide](browser.md)). The answer reaches the agent🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @docs/cli.md at line 516:
Update the `--open` documentation sentence to link “the browser guide” using a
relative Markdown link to `browser.md` instead of displaying `docs/browser.md`
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| {#if page && onopen} | ||
| <button type="button" class="ghost" data-testid="question-open" title={page} onmousedown={keepFocus} onclick={onopen}><span class="ui-label">{strings.chat.questionOpenPage}</span></button> | ||
| {/if} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Add the required phone-width capture.
QuestionCard.svelte:173-175 adds a visible control, so the visual-change guidance applies. AGENTS.md requires captures at both desktop and phone widths. The supplied evidence includes desktop views but no phone-width capture of the changed card. Add that capture while retaining the desktop capture; this requirement does not imply a layout failure.
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Add a phone-width visual capture of the QuestionCard control rendered by the
`page && onopen` condition, while retaining the existing desktop capture; do not
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| return { questionId: askAsync(ctx, thread, turn, null, asked.text, asked.labels, asked.multiple) }; | ||
| return { questionId: askAsync(ctx, thread, turn, null, asked.text, asked.labels, asked.multiple, params.open) }; |
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Validate params.open in the fake questions.ask handler.
checkAsk(params) does not validate open, but requests.ts:322 forwards params.open to askAsync, which stores it on the question card. The fake client can therefore accept file: URLs or URLs with credentials that the core rejects.
Apply the same URL validation used by the core before calling askAsync, and extend the existing question scenario to cover this parity requirement.
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Validate params.open in the fake questions.ask handler using the same URL
validation as the core before passing it to askAsync, rejecting file URLs and
URLs with credentials. Extend the existing question scenario to verify this
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- Line 22: Update the asyncQuestions guidance text to explicitly prohibit asking
for passwords or other login credentials in chat, while preserving its existing
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| 'Write a file reference as inline code, `path:line`: a click opens it in the panel.', | ||
| VIEW_GUIDE_LINE, | ||
| ...(asyncQuestions ? ['`boite ask "<question>" [option ...]` asks asynchronously. Keep working on independent tasks; the answer arrives as a message. Silence grants no approval.'] : []), | ||
| ...(asyncQuestions ? ['`boite ask [--open <url>] "<question>" [option ...]` asks asynchronously. Keep working on independent tasks; the answer arrives as a message. Silence grants no approval. Login wall: `--open <url>`, the site and why, options "Signed in" Skip; never in chat.'] : []), |
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Specify what must not be requested in chat.
“Never in chat” does not identify the prohibited content. Explicitly tell the agent not to ask for passwords or other login credentials in chat. The PR objective requires this boundary.
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Review comment at @packages/core/src/agent-guide.ts at line 22:
Update the asyncQuestions guidance text to explicitly prohibit asking for
passwords or other login credentials in chat, while preserving its existing
instructions for handling login walls.
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Clanker Claude Opus 5.5 is responding on behalf of meetsu
An agent that meets a login page asks with
boite ask --open <url> "<site and why>" "Signed in" Skip. The question card gets an Open button that shows the page in the thread's side panel, on the Browser tab, where the user signs in. The machine's browser profile keeps the session for every conversation.what changed
QuestionRequest.open?: { url }and the same field on the question part;questions.asktakesopen.boite ask --open <url>: the core checks the address with the rulesboite browseuses (checkSurface: http or https) and refuses one that carries a user name or password.openis set. Open goes to the thread first when it is not the one open (Agents page, another conversation), opens the page asboite browsedoes (a new tab) throughquestions.openPage, and shows the panel on the Browser tab, live (lib/question-page.ts).questions.openPage { threadId, questionId }names the question, not an address: the core reads itsopen.url, checks it again withcheckSurfaceand opens it. Paired phones may call it for the conversation they are subscribed to;panel.openstays the owner's, with its file, diff and other surfaces.opennever goes to a delegated agent's parent (delegationAnswerable): the parent would otherwise see it and could answer "Signed in" for a page only the user can sign in to.boite askline (shown only to agents that get async questions) adds the login-wall form; docs/cli.md and docs/browser.md describe it.to question
"Signed in" is the user's word, not a check of the site.
On a persistent agent's thread the composer is replaced by "Mira runs this thread", so after Open the question is a row there and is answered back on the Agents page. That is how main draws every question of such a thread.
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Fresh
bun run build:uiandbuild:coreon Windows against thebundle-sizesartifact of main atba848441: entry chunk 509,878 bytes (+1,089, +0.21 %), UI files 4,670,711 (+1,682, +0.04 %), core JavaScript 4,522,849 (+770, +0.02 %). CI measures on Linux and may differ by a few bytes.The entry grows by the Open button in
QuestionCardand the Agents page's question, thepageprops passed from the timeline and the dock, andlib/question-page.ts(go to the thread,panel.open, show the Browser tab). Those components are in the entry already; a lazy chunk for about 1 KB would cost more than it saves.verified
lib/question-page.test.ts: in a thread, the docked card's Open (labelled Open, titled with the URL) opens the panel on the Browser tab at that page; on the Agents page, Open leaves the page for the session thread and opens its panel on the Browser tab at that page.core/test/ask-open.test.ts: the card keepsopen.url;file:and an address with a password are refused.core/test/ask-open.test.ts, with a real paired phone: refused before it subscribes, then opens the page of the pending question; a question without a page andpanel.openare refused. This test fails on the previous head, where Open on a phone hitpanel.open is for the owner only.brain,delegation,cli,viewstests pass (the guide budget and the "echo never receives the ask command" rule hold). UI tests of questions, agents, timeline, dock and fake client: 58 pass.svelte-check0 errors, architecture, contracts and corecheckpass, translations 3176 of 3176.captures
The question on the Agents page, then Open: the app goes to Mira's thread and its panel opens on the Browser tab at the login page.