feat(cli): webhook-subscriptions + identity subcommands (rendering-completeness P1) - #37
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…ive surfaces reach the shell rendering-completeness-epic P1 (the cheapest agent win from the four-renderings audit: CLI covered 0 of the 18 new surfaces). `wave webhook-subscriptions list|create` drives GET/POST /v1/webhook-subscriptions (gateway-native, webhooks:read/write — distinct from `wave connect`'s third-party connector webhooks); `wave identity resolve <id>` drives POST /v1/identity/resolve (honest 403 surfacing without directory:read). Auth/base-url mirror lib/api-client.ts (env overrides then project keychain). capabilities.json bumped (0.7.0, two new subcommands).
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📝 WalkthroughSummary by CodeRabbit
WalkthroughThe CLI adds authenticated gateway commands to list and create webhook subscriptions and resolve identities. It registers both command groups and updates the capability manifest to version 0.7.0. ChangesWebhook and identity CLI
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new commands can send the project bearer credential over HTTP or to an untrusted custom host, potentially exposing the key and its permissions. Merge should wait for HTTPS and trusted-origin enforcement, or explicit owner acceptance of this bounded security risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant gatewayRequest
participant GatewayAPI
CLI->>gatewayRequest: Send webhook or identity request
gatewayRequest->>GatewayAPI: Authenticated JSON GET or POST
GatewayAPI-->>gatewayRequest: JSON response or error
gatewayRequest-->>CLI: Formatted result or termination
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Reviewer's GuideAdds gateway-native Sequence diagram for webhook subscription CLI commandssequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant Config as ConfigAndKeychain
participant Gateway
participant Renderer as formatOutput
User->>CLI: webhook-subscriptions list|create
CLI->>Config: getApiKey and loadConfig
Config-->>CLI: API key and base URL
alt list
CLI->>Gateway: GET /v1/webhook-subscriptions
else create
CLI->>Gateway: POST /v1/webhook-subscriptions
end
alt successful response
Gateway-->>CLI: JSON result
CLI->>Renderer: formatOutput
else gateway error
Gateway-->>CLI: status and JSON error
CLI->>Renderer: formatOutput error
end
Sequence diagram for identity resolution CLI commandsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant Config as ConfigAndKeychain
participant Gateway
participant Renderer as formatOutput
User->>CLI: identity resolve identifier
CLI->>Config: getApiKey and loadConfig
Config-->>CLI: API key and base URL
CLI->>Gateway: POST /v1/identity/resolve
alt directory:read granted
Gateway-->>CLI: resolved identity JSON
CLI->>Renderer: formatOutput
else directory:read missing
Gateway-->>CLI: 403 error JSON
CLI->>Renderer: formatOutput error
end
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR adds new gateway-backed CLI workflows, including organization webhook-subscription creation and operator-plane identity resolution. The new external integration and state-changing behavior extend the product surface beyond a small isolated adjustment. Not approved because:
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| const envBaseUrl = process.env["WAVE_BASE_URL"]; | ||
| const config = await loadConfig(); | ||
| const project = config.projects[program.opts().project ?? process.env["WAVE_PROJECT"] ?? config.currentProject]; | ||
| const base = envBaseUrl ?? project?.baseUrl ?? "https://api.wave.online"; |
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⚠️ Bug: Hardcoded default base URL diverges from rest of CLI
gatewayRequest falls back to a hardcoded "https://api.wave.online" when no baseUrl is configured, but no other code path uses this host — lib/api-client.ts relies on the configured project.baseUrl (and SDK default) and auth/index.ts uses "https://wave.online". If a user runs these commands without a fully-configured project, requests silently go to an invented host that no other command targets, producing confusing failures. Reuse the same base-URL source as lib/api-client.ts (or centralize the gateway default constant) rather than inventing a new literal.
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| if (!apiKey) { | ||
| console.error(chalk.red("No API key. Run wave login first (or set WAVE_API_KEY).")); | ||
| process.exit(1); | ||
| } |
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💡 Quality: gatewayRequest bypasses formatCLIError error handling
On missing key and non-OK responses, gatewayRequest calls process.exit(1) directly after a raw chalk line + formatOutput, bypassing the wrapCommand/formatCLIError path used everywhere else (structured JSON errors, correct EXIT_CODES for 401/403/404/422/429, auth suggestions). This makes error output and exit codes inconsistent with the rest of the CLI — e.g. the identity 403 exits 1 instead of PERMISSION_DENIED and won't render as structured JSON in --output json. Consider throwing a WaveError so wrapCommand handles it uniformly.
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| wrapCommand(async (opts) => { | ||
| const body: Record<string, unknown> = {}; | ||
| if (opts.url) body.url = opts.url; | ||
| if (opts.events) body.events = String(opts.events).split(",").map((s: string) => s.trim()).filter(Boolean); | ||
| const result = await gatewayRequest(program, "/v1/webhook-subscriptions", { | ||
| method: "POST", | ||
| body, | ||
| }); |
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💡 Edge Case: create command sends empty body when --url omitted
wave webhook-subscriptions create builds body only from provided options and POSTs even when --url and --events are both absent, sending {} to the gateway and relying on a server-side 400. Since --url is effectively required to create a subscription, validate it client-side and fail with a clear message before the request.
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| init?: { method?: string; body?: unknown }, | ||
| ): Promise<unknown> { | ||
| const apiKey = process.env["WAVE_API_KEY"] ?? (await getApiKey(program.opts().project ?? process.env["WAVE_PROJECT"] ?? (await loadConfig()).currentProject)); |
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💡 Quality: loadConfig() invoked twice per gatewayRequest call
loadConfig() runs once inside the API-key resolution expression (line 22) and again at line 28, reading/parsing the config file twice on every request. Load it once into a local and reuse it for both the project lookup and the key resolution.
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In `@src/commands/webhook-subscriptions/index.ts`:
- Line 30: Validate the resolved URL in the base URL setup before any fetch or
Bearer-token request, rejecting non-HTTPS protocols including http:// values
from WAVE_BASE_URL or project.baseUrl. Preserve the existing default URL and
ensure invalid URLs fail before credentials are sent.
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src/commands/webhook-subscriptions/index.ts (1)
1-29: LGTM!Also applies to: 31-100
src/cli.ts (1)
30-30: LGTM!Also applies to: 131-132
capabilities.json (1)
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| const envBaseUrl = process.env["WAVE_BASE_URL"]; | ||
| const config = await loadConfig(); | ||
| const project = config.projects[program.opts().project ?? process.env["WAVE_PROJECT"] ?? config.currentProject]; | ||
| const base = envBaseUrl ?? project?.baseUrl ?? "https://api.wave.online"; |
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
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Reject HTTP gateway URLs before sending the Bearer token.
An http:// value from WAVE_BASE_URL or project.baseUrl can send the project API key over cleartext transport. Require an https: URL before fetch.
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In `@src/commands/webhook-subscriptions/index.ts` at line 30, Validate the
resolved URL in the base URL setup before any fetch or Bearer-token request,
rejecting non-HTTPS protocols including http:// values from WAVE_BASE_URL or
project.baseUrl. Preserve the existing default URL and ensure invalid URLs fail
before credentials are sent.
What
Two new subcommand groups on the
wavebinary, closing the cheapest cell of thefour-renderings audit (CLI covered 0 of the 18 new surfaces):
wave webhook-subscriptions list|create— the gateway-native event-subscription surface(GET/POST /v1/webhook-subscriptions, scope webhooks:read/write). Deliberately DISTINCT from
wave connect(third-party connector webhooks): this is your org's own platform event plumbing.wave identity resolve <identifier>— the fleet agent identity directory(POST /v1/identity/resolve). Without the operator
directory:readscope the gateway 403s andthe CLI surfaces that error honestly — operator-plane stated, not hidden.
Pattern
Mirrors src/commands/connect exactly: commander subcommands, wrapCommand error wrapping,
formatOutput for rendering, auth via env WAVE_API_KEY override then the project keychain key
(the lib/api-client.ts resolution), base-url via WAVE_BASE_URL then project config then the
gateway default.
Verification
are environmental — the repo has no lockfile and CI runs static gates only, which pass).
surface contract).
(webhook-subscriptions 200 live; identity 403-without-operator-scope proven live).
Epic
rendering-completeness-epic P1 — scaffolded at claude-workstation
governance/plans/rendering-completeness-epic/NORTH-STAR.md.
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Summary by Sourcery
Expose webhook subscription management and fleet identity resolution through the Wave CLI.
New Features:
wave webhook-subscriptions list|createfor managing gateway-native platform event subscriptions.wave identity resolve <identifier>for resolving fleet agent identities through the gateway.Enhancements:
Chores: