Git of record moves to git.hanzo.ai; GitHub becomes a mirror.
- .gitea/workflows/{ci,publish}.yml — native pipeline on hanzo-build-linux-amd64
act_runners. publish.yml pulls Chrome Web Store + Firefox AMO + npm creds from
KMS via the machine identity (no store cred in any Actions secret store).
- deploy/kms/extension-publish-kms-sync.yaml — KMSSecret CR; canonical KMS path
hanzo:/extension-publish (env prod) for the store creds.
- .github/workflows/sync.yml — mirror main+tags to git.hanzo.ai (the only thing
GitHub does as system of record; no-op until HANZO_GIT_TOKEN seeded).
- .github/workflows/publish.yml — remove store-publish steps (CWS/AMO/VSCE/OVSX/
JetBrains — all no-ops today, those secrets never existed on GitHub). Keep the
live npm publish (interim) + the downloadable GitHub Release.
- docs: PUBLISHING.md + LLM.md rewritten to the native topology.
Non-breaking: npm publish (@hanzo/browser-extension) untouched. No store publish
in this pass. Gated on operator: seed KMS store values, Gitea secrets, mirror.
The recursive publish 404'd on every package (npm's obscured 'unauthenticated'):
setup-node's ${NODE_AUTH_TOKEN}-templated .npmrc is read by npm but not reliably
by pnpm publish. Write the token literally into .npmrc + set @hanzo:registry, and
add npm whoami as an auth diagnostic. .npmrc gitignored.
Normalize every packages/* package for public npm publish:
- version: pre-1.0 (0.x) → 1.0.0; already-≥1.0 kept (mcp 2.4.1,
cli-tools 1.8.0, dxt 1.8.1, browser/hanzo-ide/office/outlook 1.9.31,
gworkspace 1.9.30, aci/auth 1.0.0)
- remove "private" from all 22 gated packages/* (apps/site + repo root
stay private — site is a deployed website, not an npm library)
- add publishConfig.access=public everywhere (scoped @hanzo/* need it)
- add files[] + valid main pointing at built output so no empty tarballs;
no-build packages ship src+README
CI npm job now publishes the whole workspace:
- build @hanzo/cards first (slack/teams import its dist), then
pnpm -r --if-present run build || true
- pnpm -r publish --access public --no-git-checks --ignore-scripts
--ignore-scripts prevents raycast/vscode `publish` lifecycle scripts
(Raycast Store / VS Marketplace) from hijacking and aborting the run.
workspace:* (auth, cards) is rewritten to the real version at publish.
iManage Work OAuth2 + Work API (workspaces/documents/search) + content extraction,
AI actions (summarize doc / extract clauses-dates-parties / search-synthesize);
server-side tokens, never logs content, grounded extraction, 'not legal advice'.
121 tests. On published @hanzo/ai@0.2.0.
All 6 Wave 5 verticals now on main: epic(109) procore(102) quickbooks(91)
canvas-lms(119) workday(113) imanage(121). CI step added.
Windows built both installers (.msi 1.82MB + .exe 1.27MB) but upload-artifact's
path: /tmp/desktop/* didn't match Git-Bash's /tmp on windows-latest → 'No files
were found'. macOS/Linux worked (consistent /tmp). Use a workspace-relative
desktop-artifacts/ dir — identical resolution for the bash shell and the upload
action on all three OSes.
Two build bugs (16 other v1.9.31 assets shipped fine; these were the last two):
- desktop: register_hotkey returned tauri::Result, but global_shortcut register()
yields global_shortcut::Error with no From into tauri::Error (E0277). Return
Box<dyn Error> — both ? sites convert, and setup() already expects it.
- jupyter: hatch-jupyter-builder ran 'jlpm install' (yarn) at the pnpm monorepo
root → rejected. Build the prod labextension via pnpm first (creates the
skip-if-exists target), so the wheel build never invokes jlpm.
The 'Build labextension' step calls jlpm (provided by jupyterlab), but jupyterlab
was only installed in the later wheel step → 'jlpm: not found' failed the job, and
since jupyter is in release.needs it SKIPPED the whole GitHub Release (15 good
artifacts, no release). Install the JupyterLab toolchain first + continue-on-error
on every jupyter step so a wheel failure can never block the release again.
Add producer jobs mirroring the office/outlook pattern so a version tag
attaches downloadable artifacts for every surface that can be one:
- figma/sketch/zendesk: pnpm build -> bestzip dist/ (arc runner has no zip)
- teams: build + script -> dist/hanzo-teams.zip (nil-GUID app id
placeholder so the release asset always builds without a bot secret)
- desktop: matrix [macos, windows, ubuntu] Tauri build -> per-OS installer
(.dmg / .msi+.exe / .AppImage+.deb), continue-on-error (signing is future)
- jupyter: build labextension -> python -m build --wheel
Wire all into the release job needs/files and extend the download table
with Design Tools / Team Apps / Desktop / Data Science sections. Every
advertised link resolves to a produced basename.
The extension's packages/ai was a duplicate 'AgentKit with MCP' (canonical home:
hanzoai/ai) that squatted the @hanzo/ai name and collided with the published AI
client. Nothing consumes it anymore (all 16 adapters resolve @hanzo/ai to the
published 0.2.0 client from npm; no @hanzo/ai/server|react subpath imports; not
in the release publish). Removing it makes @hanzo/ai in the workspace
unambiguously the AI client.
Taxonomy (per direction): @hanzo/ai = AI client · @hanzo/agent = Agent SDK ·
@hanzo/ui = all v8 components (hanzoai/ui, agent UI → @hanzo/ui/agent) ·
@hanzo/gui = v8 framework (hanzoai/gui, Tauri+Tamagui unified). Removed the
@hanzo/ai CI test step. github 84 + slack 68 still green.
- @hanzo/github — GitHub App: auto PR review (diff windowed), issue triage
(labels intersected with real repo labels), @hanzo mentions; HMAC-verified
webhooks; all via @hanzo/ai (84 tests).
- hanzo-ai (Raycast) — command bar: Ask (streaming) + Summarize/Explain/Rewrite/
Translate/Fix-grammar over selection/clipboard, paste-back (51 tests).
Both on published @hanzo/ai@0.2.0 + @hanzo/iam. CI steps added.
ZAFv2 ticket_sidebar Support app on the published @hanzo/ai@0.2.0: summarize
ticket, draft reply (agent voice), suggest macro/next-steps, ask; write-back via
ticket.comment.appendText (public reply / internal note). Hanzo key is a secure
ZAF setting, proxied server-side so it never reaches the browser (49 tests). CI step added.
@hanzo/teams — bot (1:1/channel) + message extensions, Adaptive Cards via
@hanzo/cards, Action.Submit/Execute dispatch, packaged Teams app zip (69 tests).
CI: add teams test step. Wave 1 (Slack · Teams · Zoom/Meet) all on main.
Wave 1 comms hubs land:
- @hanzo/slack — /hanzo slash command, App Home, message shortcuts, thread-context
quick actions, OAuth install; UI 100% @hanzo/cards Block Kit (68 tests).
- @hanzo/meetings — Zoom App + Google Meet add-on panels + Zoom webhook
transcript→summary (signature-verified); web panels over @hanzo/ai (70 tests).
CI: build @hanzo/cards before dependent tests (consumers resolve its built dist/),
and add slack + meetings test steps.
Note: the headless @hanzo/ai client isn't published under 'latest' yet (npm
@hanzo/ai@0.1.1 is the React <HanzoAI/> UI); each adapter ships a client to the
exact createAiClient /v1 contract as an interim, to become a one-line re-export
once the headless client publishes.
The shared card-builder — one canonical PanelSpec → Slack Block Kit / Teams
Adaptive Cards / Google CardService with stable action ids. The missing
foundation piece for card-host adapters (Slack/Teams/Google); pairs with the
existing @hanzo/ai (headless client) + @hanzo/iam (identity) SDKs. Pure, zero
runtime deps, 66 tests.
Clio practice-management integration — OAuth2 + Clio API v4, AI actions over
matters/documents with write-back to matter notes/activities, and Custom Actions
to embed AI buttons inside Clio. A hosted web app + token-exchange service
(clio.hanzo.ai; client_secret server-only, KMS), so CI-tested — no sideload
binary. Completes the daily-lawyer surface set (iManage/NetDocuments deferred).
The Hanzo AI PDF workspace (PDF.js viewer + AI side panel — summarize, extract
parties/dates/obligations, find risky clauses over filings/contracts). A hosted
static surface (pdf.hanzo.ai over hanzoai/static), so CI-tested like the Google
Workspace add-on — no sideload binary.
The Safari step zipped a fixed 'safari/Hanzo AI' subpath and hit zip exit 12
('nothing to do') → continue-on-error swallowed it → no release asset (v1.9.30
shipped without Safari). Zip the whole dist/safari tree (the Xcode project is
always emitted; a dev builds+signs+sideloads it) + any built .app, guarded so a
zip exit code can't blank the asset. Future releases carry Safari reliably.
Wire the two new productivity surfaces into CI/CD:
- ci.yml: test @hanzo/outlook-addin (39) + @hanzo/gworkspace-addon (29).
- publish.yml: new 'outlook' job builds @hanzo/outlook-addin → hanzo-ai-outlook-v<ver>.zip,
added to release needs/files + an Outlook row in the download table.
(Google Workspace deploys via clasp to Google, not a sideload binary — CI-tested
only, no release zip.)
- pnpm-lock: workspace now includes packages/outlook + packages/gworkspace.
Five surfaces (browser, office, vscode, cli, mcp) each hand-rolled the SAME
IAM OAuth2+PKCE flow — and one drifted and broke: vscode built
hanzo.id/oauth/authorize and iam.hanzo.ai/oauth/token, both MISSING the
/v1/iam prefix (a 404 — the same class of bug as the browser login fix),
plus it POSTed JSON where IAM requires form-urlencoded and sent a
client_secret on a public PKCE client. That is the opposite of one way.
Decomplected into ONE core — packages/auth (@hanzo/auth):
- config.ts canonical HIP-0111 endpoints (authorize/token/userinfo ALL
carry /v1/iam) + the one-client-per-surface registry
(hanzo-browser/office/vscode/cli). URL assembly lives once.
- pkce.ts the one PKCE (S256), platform-CSPRNG + WebCrypto.
- oauth.ts buildAuthorizeURL / exchangeCode / refreshTokens / userinfo —
pure fetch, form-encoded per RFC 6749.
- flow.ts login / getValidToken (transparent refresh) / logout /
currentUser, written ONCE against TokenStore + Opener. A
surface supplies only those two thin adapters — no surface
re-implements the flow.
23 tests: the drift guard (every path has /v1/iam), client registry, PKCE
RFC-7636 vector, wire shapes, and the full flow with fake adapters.
Migrate office onto it: roamingSettings TokenStore + Dialog-API Opener;
delete office's duplicate pkce.ts + IAM config (now the core's). API-key
path kept. 22 tests; the core bundles into the task pane.
Fix vscode standalone-auth: all three endpoints → ${host}/v1/iam/oauth/*,
token calls form-urlencoded, OIDC scopes, drop the secret on the public
PKCE client. Compiles clean.
CI now gates @hanzo/auth. Browser/mcp/tools already use canonical paths;
migrating them to import the core is the tracked next step (each needs its
own bundler wiring) — the ONE way now exists and has two consumers.
The GitHub Release table advertised JetBrains and Safari downloads that 404'd —
neither job produced a release artifact — and the Office add-in was absent.
Make every advertised binary real and deterministic from the tag:
- jetbrains: always `gradlew buildPlugin` → hanzo-ai-jetbrains-v<ver>.zip artifact
(Marketplace publish stays token-gated); the job no longer skips without the
token, so the download link always resolves.
- office: new job builds @hanzo/office-addin → hanzo-ai-office-v<ver>.zip.
- safari: package the built .app(s) → hanzo-ai-safari-v<ver>.zip.
- release: add jetbrains+office to `needs`, add all three globs to `files`, and
add the Office row to the download table. Asset names use the tag version so
they match the table URLs.
All-platform release: browser (chrome/edge/firefox/safari), IDE (vscode/cursor/
windsurf/antigravity/jetbrains), Claude dxt, and Office (Word/Excel/PowerPoint).
- API-key auth: paste a Hanzo hk- key (console.hanzo.ai → API keys) instead
of the IAM OAuth dialog, so the add-in is usable with zero infra/IAM setup.
pickBearer(apiKey, oauthToken) precedence is pure + tested (29 tests).
- Windows test kit: `HANZO_OFFICE_BASE=https://localhost:3000` build ships
serve.mjs (stdlib HTTPS static server) + SIDELOAD-WINDOWS.md, so the
downloaded zip runs on any machine — trust a localhost cert, node serve.mjs,
sideload manifest.xml, paste key, go.
- CI Build now emits BOTH hanzo-ai-office-v${VER}.zip (production, office.hanzo.ai)
and hanzo-ai-office-localhost-v${VER}.zip (the test kit).
Bump browser+root to 1.9.28 so tagging v1.9.28 publishes a GitHub Release
carrying ALL binaries — chrome/edge/firefox/safari, vscode/cursor/windsurf,
claude(dxt), and now office (prod + localhost) — with permanent download links.
The surface a non-developer actually uses — a Microsoft Office task-pane
add-in that puts Hanzo AI inside the document. Select text or a range,
ask, insert. Distinct from the browser extension and the IDE extensions;
same backend as everything else: model calls through api.hanzo.ai/v1
(OpenAI-compatible), sign-in via Hanzo IAM (hanzo.id, auth-code + PKCE,
HIP-0111). No new API surface.
Decomplected so the logic is pure and unit-tested (26 tests), Office.js
glue kept thin:
- chat.ts — request/response shaping (buildMessages fences the selection
as data; extractContent tolerates the gateway's response shapes)
- pkce.ts — PKCE + authorize URL, verified against the RFC 7636 S256 test
vector
- host.ts — per-host read/insert; Excel range↔text helpers tested
- config.ts — canonical endpoints pinned (api.hanzo.ai, /v1/iam/oauth/*)
- taskpane/auth/commands — the Office.js + Dialog-API glue
manifest.xml passes `office-addin-manifest validate` ("The manifest is
valid" — Word/Excel/PowerPoint on web, Windows, Mac). build.js stamps the
hosting base URL (office.hanzo.ai, override for localhost dev) into a
sideloadable/AppSource-submittable dist/manifest.xml.
CI runs the tests and builds+zips a sideloadable artifact. Publishing to
AppSource needs the dist hosted at office.hanzo.ai + a hanzo-office IAM
client + a Partner Center submission (documented in the README).
The package's `npm test` has been broken-by-construction for years:
tsconfig excluded src/test entirely (out/test/runTest.js never existed),
tsconfig.test.json inherited the exclude that negated its include, the
runner pointed at a ./suite/index path that never existed, two suites used
BDD describe/it under the tdd-configured mocha, a vitest file sat in the
mocha glob, `ws` was never declared (it resolved only cross-package), and
154 eslint errors blocked pretest.
Lint 154 → 0 with real fixes: the ban-types autofix damage reverted
properly (the local `Symbol` interface shadowing the ES built-in — the
actual footgun — is now `CodeSymbol` everywhere), case bodies braced via
AST codemod, empty catches annotated, `Function` types replaced with real
signatures, hasOwnProperty via Object.prototype, and
@typescript-eslint/no-var-requires off — CJS lazy requires are the
intentional activation-perf idiom (the rule is retired to stylistic in
typescript-eslint v8).
Harness: tests compile via tsconfig.test.json in pretest; runner path
fixed; BDD→TDD; glob v10 promise API; esModuleInterop default imports.
Two harnesses, one directory each: vitest owns src/test/vitest/ (scoped
vitest.config, excluded from the mocha compile), mocha owns the rest;
posttest runs the vitest side so `npm test` is the whole gate.
Suites modernized against current tool contracts (34 passing / 64 failing
→ 152 passing / 0 failing / 12 pending): web-fetch rewritten against the
real http(s) path via loopback server, mode against list/activate/show/
current, mcp-tools against config-driven getAllTools filtering, extension
pins the shipped manifest contract, shell/process/git-search/filesystem/
config/bash/mcp-runner exercise real commands, files, repos and spawns.
Dead-subject suites removed; network-dependent integration tests gated on
HANZO_E2E_LIVE with visible skip reasons (12 pending). Tests-only — the
one suspected product bug was an unfaithful Memento mock, and a real
cross-suite settings leak was fixed by making suites hermetic.
CI: cli-tools and vscode test steps lose continue-on-error and become
hard gates (vscode under xvfb-run, same as the E2E job).
- pnpm overrides pin every vulnerable transitive to its advisory's exact
first-patched version, scoped to the advisory's own vulnerable range so
no dependency is dragged across a major it didn't need (criticals:
form-data 4.0.6, handlebars 4.7.9, protobufjs 7.5.5).
- vitest < 3.2.6 is a critical (CVE fix floor) with no 0.x/1.x backport —
forced major to ^3.2.6 in every package. Test scripts unify on
`vitest run` (aci/ai ran bare watch mode). tools' vscode mock alias
becomes absolute (vitest 3 dropped relative alias resolution).
- packages/ai otel family 1.x → 2.x (core <2.8.0 advisory covers all 1.x):
resourceFromAttributes, ATTR_* semconv, constructor spanProcessors. The
previously-uncollectable telemetry suite now runs: ai 31 tests (was 16).
- direct bumps: vite ^6.4.3 (site), esbuild ^0.25.8 (mcp), uuid ^11.1.1
(tools). packages/ai/package-lock.json deleted — stray npm lockfile in a
pnpm workspace, carried 24 of the alerts.
- ci: test step filtered @hanzo/tools but the package is @hanzo/cli-tools —
the suite never ran in CI. Fixed; 87 tests now gate (behind the existing
continue-on-error). pnpm 9 reads onlyBuiltDependencies from package.json,
not pnpm-workspace.yaml — mirrored so native build scripts stay allowlisted.
Verified: browser 243/243 + e2e 30/30 + build; aci 29/29; ai 31/31;
cli-tools 87/87; site builds on vite 6; mcp builds on esbuild 0.25.
Fix the two failures the 1.9.24 tag surfaced:
- test/claude-integration.test.ts bound a fixed port 3002 in beforeEach
and raced the previous test's teardown — EADDRINUSE as an unhandled
'error', a 10s hook timeout, then ECONNREFUSED (flaked 3 of 4 local
runs). BrowserExtensionServer now exposes ready() (resolves on listen,
rejects on bind failure instead of crashing the process) and a port
getter; the test binds port 0 (OS-assigned), awaits ready(), and
terminates the client so wss.close() reliably fires. Six consecutive
green runs.
- CI Build and Publish packaged with the `zip` binary the arc runner
image doesn't have (Publish red since 1.9.23); Publish also wrote the
zips one directory above where its artifact globs and the Chrome Web
Store upload (which additionally pointed at an unversioned filename)
looked, and CI hardcoded the version from the root package.json.
Package with `npx web-ext build` (already in the job for linting),
version from the browser package.json everywhere, store upload path
fixed, and the Linux job no longer ships a junk safari zip — the real
bundle comes from the macOS job.
Root and browser package.json move in lockstep to 1.9.25 (root was left
at 1.9.23 by the 1.9.24 bump). npm + VS Code Marketplace already carry
1.9.24; the stores' first complete release of this line is 1.9.25.
- Add build-antigravity.js build script (VSIX format, same as Cursor/Windsurf)
- Add build:antigravity script to package.json
- Register antigravity in build-all-platforms.js
- Fix publish.yml to produce all 10 release assets automatically:
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity, Claude DXT, JetBrains
- Add structured release notes with download table for all platforms
- Bump version to 1.7.32 across root + both manifests
- Add popup-tools.spec.ts for Selector, Screenshot, Page Info, Console e2e
- Update cross-platform-e2e.yml to include popup-tools spec
Trigger on tag push (v*) in addition to release events. Build jobs now
upload artifacts (Chrome zip, Firefox zip, VSIX). New release job
auto-creates GitHub Release with all downloadable artifacts attached.
- Add shell: bash to playwright run steps to fix Windows PowerShell
backslash line continuation parser errors
- Change "model selector includes Zen models" test to only assert the
select element exists with >= 1 option (model API unavailable in CI)
- Delete existing release before creating new one (prevents duplicate assets)
- Replace wildcard placeholders with actual versioned download links
- Remove generate_release_notes (we provide full body)
- Only collect assets matching the exact version tag
- Build Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf,
Claude DXT, JetBrains — all from CI
- Auto-create GitHub Release with all assets on v* tag push
- Fix package name refs (hanzo-ide, not @hanzo/extension)
- Publish workflow: VS Code Marketplace, Open VSX, Chrome Web Store,
Firefox Add-ons, npm, JetBrains Marketplace
The gradle-wrapper.jar was not committed to the repo, causing
./gradlew to fail with ClassNotFoundException on CI. Add a step
to generate the wrapper from the system gradle installation.
- Align all package versions to 1.7.6 (root, vscode, browser, dxt, tools, jetbrains)
- Fix CI release artifact paths: collect all assets into flat release/ dir
- Allow release to proceed when optional builds (Safari, JetBrains) fail
- Fix flaky claude-integration test: async server close to prevent EADDRINUSE
- Fix repo URL in root package.json (dev.git → extension.git)
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