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target
**/target
.cpcache
.git
**/node_modules
**/.shadow-cljs
resources/public/js
.env
data
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# Copy to .env and fill in: cp .env-template .env
# script/server loads .env automatically; with Docker pass it via `docker run --env-file .env`
# (so keep values unquoted). .env is git-ignored and excluded from the image; never commit it.
# --- Server ---------------------------------------------------------------
# PORT=3000
# --- Gitea OAuth login ------------------------------------------------------
# Register an OAuth2 application in Gitea (Settings > Applications) as a confidential
# client, with the redirect URI <BASE_URL>/auth/callback
GITEA_URL=https://gitea.example.com
GITEA_CLIENT_ID=
GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET=
# Public URL of this app, as the browser reaches it. Use https in production: that also
# marks the session cookie Secure.
BASE_URL=http://localhost:3000
# Signs and encrypts session cookies. Generate with: openssl rand -hex 32
# Unset = a random key per start, so everyone is logged out on every restart.
SESSION_SECRET=
# --- Admin API --------------------------------------------------------------
# Comma-separated Gitea usernames allowed to use the admin API (POST /nrepl).
# Empty = nobody can.
ADMIN_USERS=
# --- Database -----------------------------------------------------------------
# The one SQLite file the app keeps everything in: the todos, and the MCP server's OAuth state
# (registered clients, and the hashed tokens of every client a user has approved). The directory
# is created on first use. In Docker, mount a volume here or the todos vanish with the container
# and every MCP client has to be approved again after a restart. BASE_URL (above) must be the
# address MCP clients use.
# DB_PATH=data/tbd.db
# --- Agent (LM Studio, via LangChain4j) ---------------------------------------
# The agent (tbd.agent.core, a LangChain4j streaming chat model) talks to an LM Studio server.
# Two surfaces use it: the chat widget in the UI (the green square, bottom left; POST /api/chat, an
# AG-UI run, logged-in users only) and the A2A server for other agents (POST /a2a, the same OAuth
# access token as /mcp; see /.well-known/agent-card.json). Point it at your LM Studio instance:
# server address, no /v1 (start its server, and enable "Serve on Local Network" for a remote one).
# Unset LMSTUDIO_URL = both surfaces answer "not configured".
# LMSTUDIO_URL=http://192.168.1.20:1234
# Model id to ask for; empty = whichever model LM Studio has loaded.
# LMSTUDIO_MODEL=
# Only if the server requires an API key.
# LMSTUDIO_API_KEY=
# Seconds the LLM server may stay silent (before it starts answering, or between two pieces of the
# reply) before giving up (default 120).
# LMSTUDIO_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=120
# Every turn (chat or A2A) is summarised in the server's log. To also keep the model's full
# reasoning and replies, and the messages it was sent (for finding out why it loops), append a JSON
# trace to this file. It holds what users typed, so keep it private.
# CHAT_TRACE_FILE=data/chat-trace.jsonl
# --- WebMCP origin trial ------------------------------------------------------
# Chrome's WebMCP (the UI's browser tools) is in an origin trial. Register BASE_URL's origin at
# https://developer.chrome.com/origintrials and paste the token here: the server then sends it
# as an `Origin-Trial` header on the page, and Chrome turns WebMCP on for everyone who opens it.
# The token is only good for that exact origin (scheme, host and port), and expires with the trial.
# Empty = no header (in Chrome you can still enable chrome://flags/#enable-webmcp-testing).
WEBMCP_ORIGIN_TRIAL_TOKEN=
# --- nREPL debug server (POST /nrepl) -----------------------------------------
# nREPL has no authentication and evaluates arbitrary code, so it listens on loopback
# only by default. Changing NREPL_BIND to 0.0.0.0 exposes it to the network: only do that
# behind a firewall or an SSH tunnel.
# NREPL_PORT=7888
# NREPL_BIND=127.0.0.1
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docker compose version
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# Each suite runs once, under Cloverage; the merged report is the dockerized
# equivalent of script/coverage.
# Each suite runs once, under a coverage tool. The Clojure reports (Cloverage) are merged
# below; the UI's (c8) stands on its own. Together this is the dockerized equivalent of
# script/coverage.
- name: UI tests (coverage)
run: script/docker-ui-coverage
- name: Unit tests (coverage)
run: script/docker-unit-coverage
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.cpcache
target
node_modules
.shadow-cljs
# Compiled UI (script/ui-build)
resources/public/js
.nrepl-port
# clj-kondo / clojure-lsp caches
.clj-kondo
.lsp
# Local SQLite database (DB_PATH)
data
# Local secrets (copy .env-template to .env)
.env
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FROM clojure:openjdk-11-tools-deps
# Stage 1: compile the re-frame UI (ui/) to JS. shadow-cljs needs Node and a JVM. It writes
# to ../resources/public/js (see ui/shadow-cljs.edn), i.e. /build/resources/public/js here.
# trixie, not bookworm: its default-jre is Java 21, which shadow-cljs's Closure Compiler
# requires (bookworm's is 17 -> UnsupportedClassVersionError).
# ui-base holds what the UI's release build and its tests share: the toolchain and the deps.
FROM node:22-trixie-slim AS ui-base
RUN sed -i \
-e 's|deb.debian.org/debian|archive.debian.org/debian|g' \
-e '/security.debian.org/d' \
/etc/apt/sources.list \
&& apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends curl \
RUN apt-get update \
&& apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends default-jre-headless \
&& rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
WORKDIR /build/ui
COPY ui/package.json ui/package-lock.json ./
RUN npm ci
# Resolve the ClojureScript deps in their own layer so source edits don't re-download them.
COPY ui/shadow-cljs.edn ./
RUN npx shadow-cljs classpath > /dev/null
FROM ui-base AS ui
COPY shared /build/shared
COPY ui/src ./src
RUN npx shadow-cljs release app
# The UI's tests, not part of the server image: `docker build --target ui-test`
# (script/docker-ui-test, script/docker-ui-coverage). Running the container runs the tests;
# `npm run coverage` (script/docker-ui-coverage) also writes the report to /build/target/coverage/ui.
FROM ui-base AS ui-test
COPY ui/.c8rc.json ./
COPY shared /build/shared
COPY ui/src ./src
COPY ui/test ./test
CMD ["npm", "test"]
# Stage 2: the server.
# JDK 21+ is required by the MCP server (plumcp runs on virtual threads).
FROM clojure:temurin-21-tools-deps
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends curl \
&& rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
WORKDIR /app
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&& echo "[build] cached jars: $(find /root/.m2 -name '*.jar' | wc -l)"
COPY . .
COPY --from=ui /build/resources/public/js resources/public/js
EXPOSE 3000
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# tbd
A small Clojure HTTP API built on [Ring](https://github.com/ring-clojure/ring) (Jetty) and
[reitit](https://github.com/metosin/reitit), with Swagger UI docs, unit tests, dockerized
integration tests, and joint line coverage.
[reitit](https://github.com/metosin/reitit), with a ClojureScript
[re-frame](https://github.com/day8/re-frame) front end (`ui/`), Swagger UI docs, unit tests,
dockerized integration tests, and joint line coverage.
## Requirements
- Docker, for the integration tests and the `script/docker-*` tasks (all CI needs)
- For running tasks natively (optional): [Clojure CLI](https://clojure.org/guides/install_clojure) (tools.deps) with JDK 11+, and [Babashka](https://babashka.org/) for `script/coverage-report`
- For running tasks natively (optional): [Clojure CLI](https://clojure.org/guides/install_clojure) (tools.deps) with JDK 21+, [Node](https://nodejs.org/) 20+ (22.22+ for the UI tests; with a JDK) for the UI build, and [Babashka](https://babashka.org/) for `script/coverage-report`
## Running
```bash
script/ui-build # compile the UI (once, and after UI changes)
script/server [port]
```
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PORT=8080 script/server
```
This is a thin wrapper around `clojure -X:run`, which also honors `PORT`.
This is a thin wrapper around `clojure -X:run`, which also honors `PORT`. Then open
http://localhost:3000 for the UI. Without `script/ui-build` the server still starts, but `/`
shows a placeholder.
Or build and run the container:
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| Method | Path | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| `GET` | `/` | Plain-text landing message |
| `GET` | `/` | The UI: an HTML shell that loads the compiled ClojureScript from `/js/main.js` |
| `GET` | `/api/ping` | Health check, returns `pong` |
| `GET` | `/api/add?x=2&y=3` | Adds two numbers, returns EDN: `{:result 5}` (400 if either is missing or not a number) |
| `GET` | `/api/add?x=2&y=3` | Adds two numbers: `{:result 5}` (EDN by default, see [Formats](#formats)) (400 if either is missing or not a number) |
| `POST`, `DELETE` | `/mcp` | The [MCP server](#mcp-server) (JSON-RPC over Streamable HTTP; `DELETE` ends a session; `GET` is `405`). **Needs an OAuth access token** (`401` without one) |
| `GET` | `/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource`, `/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server` | The [MCP OAuth](#connecting-an-mcp-client) discovery documents (RFC 9728 and 8414) |
| `POST` | `/oauth/register` | Dynamic client registration (RFC 7591) for MCP clients |
| `GET`, `POST` | `/oauth/authorize` | Where an MCP client sends the user's browser: Gitea login if needed, then a consent page |
| `POST` | `/oauth/token` | Trades an authorization code (with its PKCE verifier) or a refresh token for tokens |
| `POST` | `/api/chat` | **Login required.** An [AG-UI](https://docs.ag-ui.com) run: body a `RunAgentInput` (`{"messages": [{"id": "m1", "role": "user", "content": "hi"}], ...}`, the conversation so far, 1 to 40 messages of up to 8000 characters, roles `user`, `assistant` or `tool`; optionally `"tools"`, the page's tools as AG-UI describes them: see [the chatbot's tools](#the-chatbots-tools), and `"context"`, ambient information for the run — the id of the UI page the user is on travels as `{"description": "page", "value": "tic-tac-toe"}`) sends it to the [chatbot's](#chatbot) agent and **streams the reply back** as AG-UI server-sent events (`text/event-stream`): `RUN_STARTED`, then `TEXT_MESSAGE_START`/`TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT`/`TEXT_MESSAGE_END` for the reply, `REASONING_MESSAGE_START`/`_CONTENT`/`_END` for the model's reasoning, `TOOL_CALL_START`/`_ARGS`/`_END` if it asks for tools to be called, and last `RUN_FINISHED` or `RUN_ERROR`. Failures before the run starts are ordinary errors: 400 for an invalid input, 502 if the LLM server can't be reached or refuses, 503 if `LMSTUDIO_URL` isn't set |
| `POST` | `/a2a` | The [A2A server](#a2a-server): JSON-RPC 2.0, `message/send` only (no streaming; see below). **Needs an OAuth access token**, the same one an MCP client uses (`401` without one) |
| `GET` | `/.well-known/agent-card.json` | The A2A server's [AgentCard](https://a2a-protocol.org): its name, url, capabilities and skills |
| `GET` | `/api-docs` | Swagger UI |
| `GET` | `/swagger.json` | OpenAPI/Swagger spec |
| `GET` | `/auth/login` | Starts the Gitea OAuth login (redirects to Gitea) |
| `GET` | `/auth/callback` | OAuth redirect target: completes the login, sets the session cookie, redirects to `/` |
| `POST` | `/auth/logout` | Ends the session |
| `GET` | `/auth/me` | The logged-in user, `{:login "alice" :id 7 :admin? true}` (401 if not logged in) |
| `GET` | `/api/todos` | **Login required.** Your todos: `{:todos [{:id "3f2b8c1e-5a47-4d0e-9b6a-1c2d3e4f5a6b" :owner-id 7 :title "buy milk" :done false :created-at 1700000000000 :updated-at 1700000000000}]}` |
| `POST` | `/api/todos` | **Login required.** Body `{"title": "buy milk"}` creates a todo and returns it with `201` (400 if the title is blank or over 200 characters) |
| `GET` | `/api/todos/:id` | **Login required.** One todo (404 if it doesn't exist or isn't yours) |
| `PATCH` | `/api/todos/:id` | **Login required.** Body with `title` and/or `done` (`{"done": true}`) updates the todo and returns it (400 for an empty or invalid change, 404 as above) |
| `DELETE` | `/api/todos/:id` | **Login required.** Deletes the todo: `{:deleted true}` (404 as above) |
| `GET` | `/nrepl` | **Admin only.** Whether the nREPL debug server is on: `{:enabled false}`, or `{:enabled true :bind "127.0.0.1" :port 7888}` |
| `POST` | `/nrepl` | **Admin only.** Body `{"enabled": true}` (JSON or EDN) starts the nREPL debug server, `false` stops it; returns `{:enabled true :bind "127.0.0.1" :port 7888}` |
```bash
curl localhost:3000/api/ping # pong
curl 'localhost:3000/api/add?x=2&y=3' # {:result 5}
curl 'localhost:3000/api/add?x=2&y=3' -H 'Accept: application/json' # {"result":5}
```
## Formats
The API speaks EDN, JSON and Transit (`application/transit+json`, `application/transit+msgpack`).
Responses follow the request's `Accept` header, and request bodies are read by their `Content-Type`.
**EDN is the default**: with no `Accept` (or `*/*`, or a type the API can't produce) you get EDN, and a
body sent with no `Content-Type` is read as EDN. Errors (400, 401, 403, ...) use the same format
as everything else. Two exceptions: `/api/ping` is always `text/plain`, and `/swagger.json` is always JSON.
Handlers return plain data (`(tbd.http/respond 200 {:result 5})`), and the muuntaja middleware in
`tbd.core` encodes it; don't `pr-str` a body yourself.
## Todos
Each logged-in user has their own todo list, keyed by their Gitea user id. Every query is
filtered by that id, so users can't see or change each other's todos; someone else's todo answers
`404`, exactly like a missing one. Without a login the todo routes answer `401`. The operations
themselves (ownership, validation, storage) live in `src/tbd/todo/service.clj`, which the HTTP routes
and the [MCP tools](#mcp-server) both call, so they behave the same and are tested once; a route or
tool only translates its request into a service call and the result into a response, and never
touches the database.
Everything the app stores (todos, and the MCP OAuth state) lives in one local
[SQLite](https://www.sqlite.org/) file, `data/tbd.db` by default (git-ignored), which is created and
migrated on first use. Each group owns its own tables (`tbd.todo.db`, `tbd.oauth.db`); `tbd.sqlite` opens the
file and runs their migrations. Set `DB_PATH` to put it elsewhere. In Docker, mount a volume at that path
(e.g. `docker run -v tbd-data:/app/data ...`), or the todos and MCP approvals are lost with the container.
Every id the app issues (a todo's, an OAuth grant's) is a UUID, never a number: a model that reads `7` as a
todo's id mixes it up with a 7 in a title. (`owner-id` is the user's id in Gitea, which it issues, so it stays
a number.) A database from before that is migrated when it is opened: rows keep their order and get UUIDs, so
the ids in URLs or notes from before no longer work.
```bash
# after logging in in a browser, copy the `tbd-session` cookie value:
curl -XPOST localhost:3000/api/todos -H 'Cookie: tbd-session=...' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"title": "buy milk"}'
curl localhost:3000/api/todos -H 'Cookie: tbd-session=...'
```
## MCP server
The server also speaks [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/) (Model Context Protocol) at `/mcp`,
built on [PluMCP](https://github.com/plumce/plumcp) and running inside this same process; there is
nothing extra to start. It uses the Streamable HTTP transport, and, like the todo API, it acts **as
the logged-in user**: a client has to be approved by a user first (see below), and from then on
every tool call knows who is calling.
```bash
claude mcp add --transport http tbd https://tbd.example.com/mcp # <BASE_URL>/mcp
```
The first time the client connects it gets a `401`, opens your browser, you log in with Gitea
as usual and approve the client, and the client keeps its tokens from then on. It needs the
[Gitea login](#authentication-and-the-admin-api) to be configured, including `BASE_URL` (which must
be the address the client uses; without them `/mcp` answers `503` rather than being open).
It offers these tools: `ping`, `add` (the same logic as `/api/add`), `whoami` (which user this
connection acts as, and whether they are an admin), and, on the caller's own todos (the same ones
as `/api/todos`), `list_todos`, `get_todo`, `create_todo`, `update_todo` and `delete_todo`. To add a
tool, add a `tool` to `src/tbd/mcp/tools.clj`; it should call the group's service (or pure `core`
functions), not a database, and if the group has no service yet, that is the thing to add, so the
HTTP routes can share it. Its arguments are described by the group's
[Malli](https://github.com/metosin/malli) schema in `src/tbd/<group>/schema.clj`, the same schema the
HTTP routes use for their parameters, so a shape of data is written down once: the tool's
input schema is generated from it, and the arguments a client sends are coerced and validated against
it (plumcp only checks that required ones are present). A tool that touches a user's data or does
something admin-only gets the caller from `current-user` there (`{:login :id :admin? :client-id}`),
and must not trust anything else about who is asking.
(The UI has tools of its own for a browser agent, [see below](#browser-mcp-tools-webmcp); they are not part of this server.)
Sessions are kept in memory, so they end when the server restarts (clients just re-initialize; their
tokens are in the database and keep working). Server-to-client streaming (`GET /mcp`) is deliberately
off: nothing here pushes messages, and the response would hang under Jetty. PluMCP needs JDK 21+.
### Connecting an MCP client
tbd is its own OAuth 2.1 authorization server for `/mcp` (in `src/tbd/oauth/`), with the Gitea login
as the way a user proves who they are. Gitea's own tokens never reach an MCP client, and the tokens
tbd issues are worth nothing anywhere else. The flow is the one the
[MCP authorization spec](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-06-18/basic/authorization)
describes, so any compliant client does it by itself:
1. `POST /mcp` with no token gets `401` and `WWW-Authenticate: Bearer resource_metadata="<BASE_URL>/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp"`.
2. The client reads that document, then `/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server`, and registers itself at
`/oauth/register` (dynamic client registration, public clients only).
3. It opens `/oauth/authorize` in the browser (authorization-code flow, PKCE `S256` required). If you aren't
logged in you go through the Gitea login first and come back; then a consent page names the client and
the address you'll be sent back to, and asks you to **Approve** or **Deny**.
4. The client trades the code at `/oauth/token` for an access token (1 hour) and a refresh token (30 days,
rotated on every use), and sends `Authorization: Bearer ...` on every `/mcp` request.
The consent page is what stops a stranger's client (anyone can register one) from getting a token by
sending you a link: nothing is issued without your click. Redirect URIs must be `https`, `http` on
`localhost`/`127.0.0.1`/`[::1]` (the port may vary), or an app's own scheme (`cursor://...`).
What's stored is in the app's database (`DB_PATH`): registered clients, and for each approval the user and a *hash* of the
current access and refresh tokens. To cut a client off, delete its row from `grants`. Admin-ness isn't in
the token: it is looked up in `ADMIN_USERS` on every request, so removing someone from the list takes
effect at once. A Gitea account that is disabled keeps working until its refresh token expires (up to 30
days without use) or its grant is deleted, since Gitea isn't asked again after the login.
## A2A server
The server also speaks [A2A](https://a2a-protocol.org) (Agent2Agent) at `/a2a`, for other agents
(Claude Code, Codex, ...) to call directly, the way `/mcp` lets an MCP client call its tools. It's a
second face of the same agent as the chatbot (`tbd.agent.core`), but not tied to a browser page: an
A2A caller has no page open, so `tbd.agent.a2a` gives it the app's *server-side* tools instead —
todo CRUD and math, the same operations `tbd.mcp.tools` exposes to MCP clients, defined again over
`tbd.todo.service`/`tbd.math.core` directly (this ns doesn't depend on plumcp). Its system prompt
(`tbd.agent.instructions/a2a`) is framed for a caller with no page and no visual feedback, not the
chatbot's in-page persona.
```bash
curl https://tbd.example.com/.well-known/agent-card.json # <BASE_URL>/a2a, its capabilities and skills
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"message/send","params":{"message":{"role":"user","kind":"message","messageId":"m1","parts":[{"kind":"text","text":"list my todos"}]}}}' \
https://tbd.example.com/a2a
```
`$TOKEN` is the same OAuth access token an MCP client gets ([above](#connecting-an-mcp-client)):
`wrap-bearer-auth` verifies a token by looking it up, not by which `resource` it names, so a token
minted for `/mcp` works here too. Only `message/send` is implemented — the AgentCard says so
(`capabilities.streaming: false`) — so a call is synchronous: if the agent asks for a tool, this ns
runs it itself immediately (server-side, no browser to hand it to) and asks the agent again, up to 8
rounds, until it answers in text, which comes back as the JSON-RPC result (an A2A `Message`, role
`"agent"`). Streaming for a browser-driven conversation is what [AG-UI](#chatbot) is for.
## Authentication and the admin API
Login is OAuth2 (authorization-code flow) against a [Gitea](https://about.gitea.com/) instance.
Anyone with a Gitea account can log in, but routes marked `:admin? true` (currently
`GET` and `POST /nrepl`) also require the user to be on the `ADMIN_USERS` allowlist: **401** without a
login, **403** for a logged-in non-admin. With no allowlist, nobody is an admin.
1. In Gitea (Settings > Applications) create an OAuth2 application, a confidential client, with
the redirect URI `<BASE_URL>/auth/callback`.
2. `cp .env-template .env` and fill it in. `script/server` loads `.env`; for Docker use
`docker run --env-file .env`. `.env` is git-ignored and kept out of the image.
| Variable | Purpose |
|----------|---------|
| `GITEA_URL`, `GITEA_CLIENT_ID`, `GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET` | The Gitea OAuth2 application. Without all three (and `BASE_URL`), `/auth/login` answers 503 |
| `BASE_URL` | Public URL of this app; an `https://` one also marks the session cookie `Secure`. It is also the address of the MCP and A2A servers: the OAuth issuer, what MCP clients are told to use (`<BASE_URL>/mcp`), and the A2A AgentCard's `url` (`<BASE_URL>/a2a`) |
| `ADMIN_USERS` | Comma-separated Gitea usernames (case-insensitive) allowed to use the admin API |
| `SESSION_SECRET` | Signs and encrypts session cookies. Unset = a random key per start, so logins don't survive a restart |
| `DB_PATH` | The app's SQLite file: todos, and the MCP OAuth server's registered clients, codes and tokens (default `data/tbd.db`). Mount a volume for it in Docker, or todos are lost and every MCP client has to be approved again after each restart |
| `LMSTUDIO_URL`, `LMSTUDIO_MODEL`, `LMSTUDIO_API_KEY`, `LMSTUDIO_TIMEOUT_SECONDS` | The LM Studio server behind the [chatbot](#chatbot). Only the URL is needed |
| `CHAT_TRACE_FILE` | Optional. A file to append a JSON trace of every chatbot turn to, [with the model's full reasoning and replies](#watching-the-chatbot-think). Off by default |
| `NREPL_PORT`, `NREPL_BIND` | Where the debug nREPL listens (default `7888` on `127.0.0.1`) |
Sessions live in an encrypted, signed, `HttpOnly`, `SameSite=Lax` cookie and expire after 8 hours
(enforced server-side). The cookie is stateless, so `POST /auth/logout` clears it in the browser but
can't revoke a copy someone already captured; it just expires on its own.
### The nREPL endpoint
```bash
# after logging in in a browser, copy the `tbd-session` cookie value:
curl -XPOST localhost:3000/nrepl -H 'Cookie: tbd-session=...' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"enabled": true}'
clj -Sdeps '{:deps {nrepl/nrepl {:mvn/version "1.2.0"}}}' -M -m nrepl.cmdline --connect --host 127.0.0.1 --port 7888
```
nREPL has no authentication and evaluates arbitrary code, so enabling it is effectively remote code
execution for whoever can reach the port. It therefore binds to loopback by default; reach it through
an SSH tunnel (or `docker exec`) rather than setting `NREPL_BIND=0.0.0.0`. Each enable/disable is
logged with the admin's Gitea username. It stays on until an admin disables it (or the server
restarts), so switch it off when you're done.
## UI
`ui/` is a [re-frame](https://github.com/day8/re-frame) app (ClojureScript, React 19 via
[Reagent](https://reagent-project.github.io/)) built with [shadow-cljs](https://github.com/thheller/shadow-cljs).
It has four pages, as tabs across the top. Each has its own address in the URL's fragment (`/#/tic-tac-toe`,
`/#/calculator`, `/#/todos`, `/#/ai-setup`), so the server only ever serves `/`, and a page can be bookmarked or reloaded.
| Tab | What's on it |
|-----|--------------|
| Tic-tac-toe | Two players on one board, all client side |
| Calculator | A small form that calls `GET /api/add` and shows the sum (or the server's validation error) |
| Todos | Your todo list (add, tick off, delete), backed by `/api/todos`. The tab only shows once you're logged in; its address shows a "Log in" prompt otherwise |
| AI setup | The `claude mcp add ...` command to copy (with this page's own address in it) and the steps to sign in, for adding the [MCP server](#mcp-server) to Claude Code; and how to connect an MCP client to the page's own [browser tools](#browser-mcp-tools-webmcp) |
A "Log in" / "Log out" link sits in the footer row next to the API docs links.
A green square in the bottom left corner (on every page, opposite the blue WebMCP one) opens the
[chatbot](#chatbot).
shadow-cljs compiles it into `resources/public/js/` (git-ignored). The server serves that
directory at `/js`, and serves `resources/public/index.html`, the shell that mounts the app, at `/`.
| Task | What it does |
|------|--------------|
| `script/ui-build` | Optimized release build into `resources/public/js` |
| `script/ui-watch` | Rebuilds on every change, with hot reload; run `script/server` alongside and refresh the page |
The Docker image builds the UI in its own stage, so `docker build` needs no local Node. The UI's tests run
in another stage of the same Dockerfile (`--target ui-test`), which the server image doesn't include.
### Chatbot
The green square opens a small chat panel. What you type goes to `POST /api/chat`, an
[AG-UI](https://docs.ag-ui.com) run; the backend's agent (`tbd.agent.core`, a
[LangChain4j](https://docs.langchain4j.dev/) streaming chat model) forwards the conversation to an
[LM Studio](https://lmstudio.ai) server (its OpenAI-compatible `/v1/chat/completions`) and streams
the reply back as AG-UI events. The browser never talks to the LLM directly, so the server's address
(and key) stay on the backend. The panel shows "Thinking…" until the model's first word (a reasoning
model can take a while), then the reply appears as it is generated. What the model reasons is never
shown, only that it is thinking; the tool calls (see below) show as small grey lines between the
replies, in full, however long, and the conversation scrolls. The conversation lives in the page only
(a reload or logging out clears it), and the UI sends the last 40 messages of it. Chat needs a login,
like the todos: every message costs the LLM server's time.
The conversation scrolls. It follows the reply while you are at its end; scroll up to read back and it
stays put until you send a message or scroll down again. Drag the panel's top right corner to make it
wider or taller (the size is kept while the page is open, through Clear and closing the panel).
`curl -N` shows the stream (`-N` turns off curl's own buffering; use your session cookie):
```bash
curl -N -H "Cookie: $COOKIE" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"messages":[{"id":"m1","role":"user","content":"hi"}]}' http://localhost:3000/api/chat
```
#### The chatbot's tools
The chatbot can use the page. The [browser tools](#browser-mcp-tools-webmcp) (the calculator, the todos,
tic-tac-toe) are registered in the page's *model context*, `ui/src/tbd/ui/model_context.cljs`, which is
what WebMCP's `navigator.modelContext` is to an agent outside the page. The chat is that agent, embedded,
and this is exactly the shape of AG-UI's **frontend tools**: the agent asks, the browser runs them.
1. Each `POST /api/chat` carries `"tools"`, the ones the page currently offers, as AG-UI describes them
(`{"name", "description", "parameters"}`, the schema being JSON Schema), and `"context"` naming the
page (`{"description": "page", "value": "tic-tac-toe"}`). The backend converts them to LangChain4j's
typed tool specifications for the LLM, and stays stateless. Only the tools of the page being shown are
listed: a tool registered with `:pages #{:calculator}` is offered on the Calculator page and nowhere
else (tic-tac-toe's tools are the Tic-tac-toe page's, the todos' are the Todos page's), and one with no
`:pages` (`ping`, `whoami`, `navigate`) on every page. The list follows the page the user is on each
time the conversation is sent (so does the page's name, which the backend's agent puts in the system
message ahead of the conversation, with the names of the tools it has), and a call for a tool the page
doesn't offer is refused with an error the LLM reads. The LLM can move between pages with `navigate`;
its next request then carries the new page and that page's tools. An agent outside the page, through
WebMCP, is still offered all of them.
2. The LLM never runs anything. When it wants a tool, it says so: the reply ends with
`TOOL_CALL_START`/`TOOL_CALL_ARGS`/`TOOL_CALL_END` events, one triple per call (`TOOL_CALL_ARGS`'s
`delta` being the JSON text the model wrote). The backend only relays them.
3. The page intercepts them and calls the tools right there (one after the other), through the same
handlers WebMCP uses, so they act on the page as a user would and you see it happen. The chat panel
shows each call and its result in small print between the messages.
4. The results go back as messages with the role `tool` (`{"role": "tool", "toolCallId": "call_1",
"content": "..."}`, after the assistant message that asked, which carries `"toolCalls"`), in
another request with the conversation so far, for the LLM to go on from, until it answers with words.
A call that can't be made (a tool that isn't there, arguments that aren't a JSON object, a tool that
fails) is a result with the reason, for the model to read and try again from. To keep a model that never
stops calling tools from acting on your page for ever, one message of yours gets it at most 12 calls;
then the chat stops, and says so. Results are cut to the 8000 characters the server accepts.
The chatbot is told to be an agent, not a conversationalist: its system prompt
(`tbd.agent.instructions/chat`, in `src/tbd/agent/instructions.clj` — a JVM-only namespace, never on the
UI's classpath, so the chatbot's own instructions are never bundled into the browser) says that what it
does shows on your screen at once, so it should call a tool in the same turn rather than offer to, chain
calls (navigate, list, then act), take obvious defaults instead of asking, and answer in one short
sentence, since the call and its result are already shown. It reuses the wording that genuinely is shared
with an outside agent (`act`, `work-it-out`, `tic-tac-toe-rules`, `examples`) from `tbd.agent.prompt` (the
shared `.cljc`, [see below](#browser-mcp-tools-webmcp)) rather than duplicating it. If a model still
answers requests with offers, that's what to tune for it; the tool descriptions in `webmcp.cljs` are the
other lever.
To try it, use a model that supports tool use in LM Studio, log in, and ask the chat something the page
can do: *"add 2 and 3 with the calculator"*, *"add a todo to buy milk"*, *"play tic-tac-toe with me, you're O"*.
A reverse proxy in front of tbd must not buffer responses, or the reply arrives all at once at the end
(the server sends `X-Accel-Buffering: no`, which nginx obeys; for others, turn buffering off for `/api/chat`).
The `REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT` events also keep the connection from looking idle to a proxy while the model reasons; the UI drops their text, only using them to show "Thinking…".
Anything that goes wrong is logged on the server's stdout, with a `[tbd] chat:` prefix.
Point the backend at your instance with environment variables (see [.env-template](.env-template)):
```bash
LMSTUDIO_URL=http://192.168.1.20:1234 script/server
```
Only `LMSTUDIO_URL` is required (the address of LM Studio's server, without `/v1`; for a remote instance
turn on "Serve on Local Network" there). `LMSTUDIO_MODEL` picks a model by id (default: the one LM Studio
has loaded), `LMSTUDIO_API_KEY` is sent as a bearer token if the server wants one, and
`LMSTUDIO_TIMEOUT_SECONDS` (default 120) is how long the LLM server may stay silent, before it starts
answering or between two pieces of it, before the server gives up. Without `LMSTUDIO_URL` the server
still starts (it says so), and the chat panel shows "chat is not configured".
#### Watching the chatbot think
Every request to `/api/chat` is one turn of the model, and every turn is logged on stdout: one
`turn-start` line when it goes out and one `turn-end` line when it ends. The tool loop runs in the browser,
so the server sees each tool result as a fresh request; the turns of one loop are tied together by a `run`
id (a hash of the user's last message), with `step` counting them from 0.
```
[tbd] chat turn-start req=9c1e4a07 run=d4a6cdb3 step=3 page=tic-tac-toe model=qwen messages=8 tools=6 prompt-chars=1180 run-calls=3
[tbd] chat loop-suspect req=9c1e4a07 run=d4a6cdb3 step=3 kind=repeated-call tool=get_tic_tac_toe count=3 args={}
[tbd] chat loop-suspect req=9c1e4a07 run=d4a6cdb3 step=3 kind=repeated-thinking count=8 text="Let me check the board again."
[tbd] chat turn-end req=9c1e4a07 run=d4a6cdb3 step=3 outcome=tool-calls duration-ms=18040 ttft-ms=2210 think-ms=15100 events=1830 thinking-chars=9210 content-chars=0 calls="get_tic_tac_toe{}" flags=repeated-thinking
```
`turn-end` says how it ended (`outcome`: `done`, `tool-calls`, `error`, `upstream-error`, or `aborted` when the
browser went away), how long it took (`ttft-ms` is the wait for the first piece, which includes the LLM
reading the prompt; `think-ms` the time spent reasoning before answering), how much it wrote (`events` is
close to a token count), and `finish-reason` and token counts when the LLM server sends them. `flags` is
the grep handle for a stuck model, with a `loop-suspect` line for each trip as it happens:
| Flag | Means |
| --- | --- |
| `repeated-call` | The same tool was called with the same arguments 3 or more times in one run (checked when the turn starts) |
| `repeated-thinking` | The reasoning said the same sentence again, ignoring case and punctuation: at the 4th time, then the 8th, 16th, ... |
| `long-reasoning` | The reasoning passed 8000 characters, then 16000, ... (only the ones without an answer yet are worrying) |
| `truncated` | The LLM stopped with `finish_reason: length`: it ran out of tokens, typically in a reasoning loop |
These are heuristics for where to look, not verdicts, and nothing is stopped: the server's timeout only
counts *silence*, so a model that reasons forever, out loud, is never cut off by it.
The log has no text of the conversation. To read what the model actually thought, set `CHAT_TRACE_FILE`
(say `data/chat-trace.jsonl`, which git ignores): each turn's entries are appended there as JSON lines, with
the full `reasoning`, `reply` and (in `turn-start`) the `input` messages of the run, the tool results the
model was reacting to. It holds what the user typed, so treat it like the database.
```bash
# the runs that got stuck, and how
jq -c 'select((.flags // []) | length > 0) | {run, step, flags, thinking_chars: ."thinking-chars"}' data/chat-trace.jsonl
# what the model said in one turn
jq -r 'select(.req == "9c1e4a07" and .event == "turn-end") | .reasoning' data/chat-trace.jsonl
```
### Browser MCP tools (WebMCP)
The page also offers tools of its own to your MCP client (Claude), through [WebMCP](https://webmcp.dev):
a small library that adds a widget to the page and lets the page register tools with it. They are the browser-side twin of the
[server's MCP tools](#mcp-server): those work on your data on the server, these work *the page*, doing
what you could do with the mouse and keyboard, so you see it happen. A tool that changes something opens the tab it acts on first (the todo tools open Todos, the game tools open Tic-tac-toe, the calculator tools open Calculator). They are in `ui/src/tbd/ui/webmcp.cljs`,
registered with `registerTool` on a `WebMCP` instance (the `@jason.today/webmcp` npm package):
| Tool | What it does |
|------|--------------|
| `ping`, `whoami` | Health check; who is logged in on the page, if anyone |
| `navigate` | Opens a page (`tic-tac-toe`, `calculator`, `todos` or `ai-setup`) as a click on its tab would; `todos` needs a login, like its tab. The chatbot is then offered the new page's tools |
| `get_calculator` | What the calculator form holds: its two fields and the result it shows |
| `add` | Types `x` and `y` into the calculator, presses Add, and returns the sum the page shows |
| `list_todos` | The todos the page shows (login required, like the todo list itself) |
| `get_todo` | Reads todos by id (`todos`: a list of `{id}`) |
| `create_todo` | Types each title into the new-todo field and presses Add (`todos`: a list of `{title}`), returns the new todos |
| `set_todo_done` | Ticks or unticks the checkboxes of several todos in one call (`todos`: a list of `{id, done}`), so a bulk change is one tool call |
| `delete_todo` | Presses the Delete button of several todos (`todos`: a list of `{id}`) |
The todo tools take their work as a list, so a batch ("untick all of them") is one tool call: the chatbot
is capped in the tool calls it may make in a turn. A batch is checked in full before its first change is made,
and then made one todo at a time; if one fails part way, the error says how many were done.
Each tool dispatches the same re-frame events the views do and waits for the result to show up in
the app-db, so what the agent sees is what the page shows, server errors included. There is no
`update_todo` with a title as on the server, because the page can't edit one.
Next to the tools the page registers **prompts** and **resources** (`prompts` and `resources` in `webmcp.cljs`),
so a client's lists of them are not empty. They carry the same prompt engineering as the chatbot, from
`shared/tbd/agent/prompt.cljc` (a `.cljc`, on the classpath of both the server and the UI build): act instead
of offering, chain the calls, take obvious defaults, report in a sentence, and play tic-tac-toe by the turn.
The WebMCP bridge sends no server-level instructions, so this is how Claude or Codex learns them:
| Prompt | What it is |
|--------|-----------|
| `drive_the_app` | The instructions, then the `task` you gave it (Claude Code lists it as a slash command). Without a task, the agent asks what you want |
| `play_tic_tac_toe` | Plays a game with you, one move on its own turn, as `side` (`x` or `o`, default `o`) |
| Resource | What it is |
|----------|-----------|
| `webmcp://app/guide` | The instructions, as Markdown: read this first |
| `webmcp://app/state` | JSON: the page that is open, the pages (which need a login) and who is logged in |
The bridge prefixes their names with the page's channel, like the tools'. A client does not read a
resource on its own: mention it (`@`) or ask the agent to read the guide.
To connect (the page's "Browser tools (WebMCP)" section says the same):
1. Add the WebMCP server to your MCP client, once: `npx -y @jason.today/webmcp@latest --config claude`
(restart Claude Desktop afterwards).
2. Ask the client to *make a webmcp token*.
3. Click the blue square in the bottom right corner of the page, paste the token, and press Connect.
The token works once, and the page has no field for it: the widget is where it goes.
4. The tools show up in the client, prefixed with the page's host.
## Development
Every task is a bash script in `script/`. Start an nREPL server (with CIDER middleware) on the port in `.nrepl-port`, or `3000` if that
@@ -61,22 +474,35 @@ script/repl
| Task | What it does |
|------|--------------|
| `script/unit-test` | Runs the Clojure tests in `test/` |
| `script/ui-test` | Runs the ClojureScript tests in `ui/test/` under Node, in a [jsdom](https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom) window (needs Node and a JDK) |
| `script/integration-test` | Builds the app image, starts it on a random port, runs the [integration suite](integration-test/README.md) against it, then tears it down |
| `script/test` | Unit tests, then integration tests (stops at the first failure) |
| `script/test` | UI tests, unit tests, then integration tests (stops at the first failure) |
| `script/docker-unit-test` | Same as `script/unit-test`, but inside the app image (Docker only) |
| `script/docker-ui-test` | Same as `script/ui-test`, but inside a Node + JDK image (Docker only) |
The UI tests render the real app in jsdom against a fake server and drive it like a user (type, submit,
click), next to plain tests of the re-frame events and subscriptions, the game rules and the WebMCP tools
(`ui/test/tbd/ui/`; the shared fakes are in `test_util.cljs`). `ui/test/dom-setup.cjs` gives them a
`window` and the real WebMCP library, and fails a run that hangs, rejects a promise nobody handles, or ends
without a result (a test that never calls `done` would otherwise pass or stall silently). `npm test` in
`ui/` preloads it, so use that (or the scripts) rather than running the build's output directly.
### Coverage
Line coverage via [Cloverage](https://github.com/cloverage/cloverage):
Line coverage of the Clojure code via [Cloverage](https://github.com/cloverage/cloverage), and of the UI via
[c8](https://github.com/bcoe/c8):
| Task | Output |
|------|--------|
| `script/unit-coverage` | `target/coverage/unit/` |
| `script/integration-coverage` | `target/coverage/integration/` |
| `script/coverage` | Runs both, then writes the merged report to `target/coverage/merged/` |
| `script/docker-unit-coverage`, `script/docker-coverage-report` | Dockerized versions of the unit run and the merge step, so `script/docker-unit-coverage`, `script/integration-coverage`, `script/docker-coverage-report` is `script/coverage` with no local Clojure or Babashka (this is what CI runs) |
| `script/ui-coverage` | `target/coverage/ui/` (V8 coverage of the compiled UI, mapped back to `ui/src/**/*.cljs` through the source maps) |
| `script/coverage` | Runs all three, then writes the merged Clojure report to `target/coverage/merged/` (the UI's stays separate) |
| `script/docker-unit-coverage`, `script/docker-ui-coverage`, `script/docker-coverage-report` | Dockerized versions of the unit run, the UI run and the merge step, so `script/docker-ui-coverage`, `script/docker-unit-coverage`, `script/integration-coverage`, `script/docker-coverage-report` is `script/coverage` with no local Clojure, Node or Babashka (this is what CI runs) |
Each report directory has an `index.html` and an `lcov.info`. See
Each report directory has an `index.html` and an `lcov.info`. The UI's numbers are approximate where one
ClojureScript form compiles to several JavaScript blocks (a `case` or `cond`, say): a line can show as
uncovered when only part of the form ran. See
[integration-test/README.md](integration-test/README.md) for how integration coverage is
collected.
@@ -88,10 +514,26 @@ src/tbd/
core.clj Router, Ring app, and server startup
<group>/routes.clj Each route group (health, math, ...) owns its route subtree
<group>/core.clj Business logic for the group, with no HTTP concerns
<group>/schema.clj Malli schemas of the group's input, shared by its routes and the MCP tools
auth/ Gitea OAuth (core), session + admin middleware (middleware), /auth routes
mcp/ MCP server (PluMCP) mounted at `/mcp`: tools (tools.clj), Malli-to-tool glue (schema.clj) and the Ring handler (routes.clj)
oauth/ tbd as the OAuth authorization server for MCP and A2A clients: rules (core), SQLite storage (db), `/oauth` + discovery routes, and the bearer-token middleware guarding `/mcp` and `/a2a` (middleware)
agent/ The agent: a LangChain4j streaming chat model (core), JSON-Schema translation for tool specs (json_schema), its system prompts (instructions), and the A2A server mounted at `/a2a` (a2a)
chat/ /api/chat: the AG-UI wire protocol (routes), the request's Malli schema (schema), per-turn logging and loop detection (trace) — the agent itself is agent/core.clj
nrepl/ On-demand nREPL server (core) and the admin-only `/nrepl` routes
todo/ Per-user todos: pure rules (core), Malli schemas of the input (schema), SQLite storage (db), `/api/todos` routes
shared/ .cljc read by both the server and the UI (tbd.agent.prompt: the instructions an outside agent, through WebMCP, is given — the chatbot's own system prompt is server-only, in src/tbd/agent/instructions.clj)
ui/ ClojureScript re-frame app (shadow-cljs project); ui/src/tbd/ui/{db,events,subs,views,webmcp,model_context,core}.cljs, tests in ui/test/
.env-template Settings the server reads from the environment; copy to .env (git-ignored)
resources/public/ index.html (the shell served at /) and js/ (compiled UI output, git-ignored)
test/ Unit tests
integration-test/ Dockerized integration tests and coverage harness
script/ Bash entry points (test, coverage, repl, ...) and coverage helpers
script/ Bash entry points (server, ui-build, ui-test, test, coverage, repl, ...) and coverage helpers
```
To add a new group, create `tbd.<group>.routes` with a `routes` fn that returns a reitit route
vector, then add it to the router in `src/tbd/core.clj`.
vector, then add it to the router in `src/tbd/core.clj`. To make a route admin-only, put
`:admin? true` in its route data (admin allowlist), or `:login? true` (any logged-in user; the user is
passed to the handler as `:user`). A group with storage keeps it in its own `tbd.<group>.db`, apart
from its business logic in `core.clj`, with a `migrate!` fn for its tables in the app's one database;
add it to the `sqlite/open` call in `make-router`.
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@@ -1,15 +1,27 @@
{:paths ["src" "resources" "integration-test"]
{:paths ["src" "shared" "resources" "integration-test"]
:deps
{org.clojure/clojure {:mvn/version "1.12.0"}
ring/ring-jetty-adapter {:mvn/version "1.12.2"}
ring/ring-defaults {:mvn/version "0.4.0"}
metosin/reitit {:mvn/version "0.7.2"}}
metosin/reitit {:mvn/version "0.7.2"}
;; Runtime dep: POST /nrepl starts an nREPL server on demand (see tbd.nrepl.core).
nrepl/nrepl {:mvn/version "1.2.0"}
;; The todo group's storage (see tbd.todo.db): a local SQLite file.
com.github.seancorfield/next.jdbc {:mvn/version "1.3.1002"}
org.xerial/sqlite-jdbc {:mvn/version "3.46.1.3"}
;; The MCP server, mounted at /mcp (see tbd.mcp.routes). Needs JDK 21+ (virtual threads).
;; plumcp needs exactly one JSON module; jsonista is already on the classpath via muuntaja.
io.github.plumce/plumcp.core {:mvn/version "0.3.0-beta2"}
io.github.plumce/plumcp.core-json-jsonista {:mvn/version "0.3.0-beta2"}
;; The agent (see tbd.agent.core): a LangChain4j streaming chat model talking to LM Studio's
;; OpenAI-compatible server. Plain libraries, no Spring/Quarkus runtime pulled in.
dev.langchain4j/langchain4j {:mvn/version "1.20.0"}
dev.langchain4j/langchain4j-open-ai {:mvn/version "1.20.0"}}
:aliases
{:dev
{:extra-deps
{nrepl/nrepl {:mvn/version "1.2.0"}
cider/cider-nrepl {:mvn/version "0.48.0"}
{cider/cider-nrepl {:mvn/version "0.48.0"}
org.babashka/http-client {:mvn/version "0.4.25"}}}
:test
{:extra-paths ["test"]
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| # | Test | Checks |
|---|------|--------|
| 1 | `GET /` returns 200 | HTTP status code |
| 2 | `Content-Type` header | `text/plain` |
| 3 | Response body | Contains expected Clojure/Ring content |
| 4 | Not HTML | Confirms plain text response |
| 2 | `Content-Type` header | `text/html` |
| 3 | Response body | The HTML shell: mount point and `/js/main.js` script tag |
| 4 | `GET /js/main.js` | 200, JavaScript, non-empty, contains the UI's `/api/add` call |
| 5 | `HEAD /` works | HTTP 200 |
| 6 | `GET /api/ping` | 200, body `pong` |
| 7 | `GET /swagger.json` | 200, JSON, references `/api/ping` |
| 8 | `GET /api-docs` | 200, `text/html` |
| 9 | `GET /api/add?x=2&y=3` | 200, EDN `{:result 5}` |
| 10 | `GET /api/add` with bad params | 400 for a missing or non-numeric param |
| 11 | `GET /auth/login` | 302 to Gitea's authorize URL with the client id and a state; `HttpOnly` cookie |
| 12 | `GET /auth/callback` with no login in progress | 400 |
| 13 | `GET /auth/me` without a session | 401 |
| 14 | `POST /nrepl` without a session | 401, even with an invalid body |
The app container gets dummy Gitea settings from `docker-compose.yml`, so tests 11-14 cover the
unauthenticated surface only; completing a login needs a real Gitea (the unit tests stub one).
Test 4 needs the compiled UI, which the Docker image includes (`script/integration-test`
builds it). Against a locally running server, run `script/ui-build` first.
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@@ -10,6 +10,13 @@ services:
- apparmor:unconfined
environment:
- PORT=${TBD_PORT:-3000}
# Dummy OAuth settings so /auth/login can be exercised; there's no Gitea to complete a login.
- BASE_URL=http://tbd-app:${TBD_PORT:-3000}
- GITEA_URL=http://gitea.invalid
- GITEA_CLIENT_ID=integration-client
- GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET=integration-secret
- ADMIN_USERS=integration-admin
- SESSION_SECRET=integration-session-secret
# No container healthcheck: healthchecks run via `docker exec`, which hits the
# same LXC/AppArmor runc bug (opencontainers/runc#5007) as image builds and
# always fails here. integration_test.bb polls the server until it's ready.
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@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
(ns integration-test
(:require [babashka.http-client :as http]
[cheshire.core :as json]
[clojure.edn :as edn]
[clojure.string :as str]))
@@ -18,6 +19,26 @@
(defn head* [base-url]
(http/head base-url {:throw false}))
;; The login redirect points at Gitea; we want to see it, not follow it.
(def no-redirect-client (http/client {:follow-redirects :never}))
(defn get-no-redirect* [url]
(http/get url {:throw false :client no-redirect-client}))
(defn post-json* [url body]
(http/post url {:throw false
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json"}
:body body}))
(defn post-form* [url params]
(http/post url {:throw false
:client no-redirect-client
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"}
:form-params params}))
(defn json* [url]
(json/parse-string (:body (http/get url))))
(defn wait-for-server [{:keys [base-url max-retries retry-delay-ms]}]
(println (str "=== Waiting for server at " base-url " ==="))
(loop [i 1]
@@ -68,23 +89,22 @@
(assert-eq "HTTP status" 200 (:status (get* base-url)))
(println)
(println "Test 2: Content-Type is text/plain")
(assert-contains "Content-Type" "text/plain" (get (:headers (get* base-url)) "content-type" ""))
(println "Test 2: Content-Type is text/html")
(assert-contains "Content-Type" "text/html" (get (:headers (get* base-url)) "content-type" ""))
(println)
(println "Test 3: Root response points at the API docs")
(println "Test 3: Root serves the HTML shell for the UI")
(let [body (:body (get* base-url))]
(assert-contains "Body mentions /api-docs" "/api-docs" body)
(assert-not-empty "Body is non-empty" body)
(println)
(assert-contains "Body has the mount point" "<div id=\"app\"" body)
(assert-contains "Body loads the compiled UI" "<script src=\"/js/main.js\"" body))
(println)
(println "Test 4: Response is plain text, not HTML")
(if (and (not (str/includes? body "<!DOCTYPE"))
(not (str/includes? body "<html")))
(do (println " ✓ Response is not HTML") (swap! pass inc))
(do (println " ✗ Response appears to be HTML")
(swap! fail inc)
(swap! errors conj "Response was HTML, expected plain text"))))
(println "Test 4: GET /js/main.js serves the compiled UI")
(let [resp (get* (str base-url "/js/main.js"))]
(assert-eq "HTTP status" 200 (:status resp))
(assert-contains "Content-Type" "javascript" (get (:headers resp) "content-type" ""))
(assert-not-empty "Body is non-empty" (:body resp))
(assert-contains "Bundle calls the add API" "/api/add" (:body resp)))
(println)
(println "Test 5: HEAD / returns 200")
@@ -118,11 +138,102 @@
(assert-eq "Body" {:result 5} (edn/read-string (:body resp))))
(println)
(println "Test 9b: the API answers in the format the Accept header asks for, EDN by default")
(let [json (http/get (str base-url "/api/add?x=2&y=3") {:throw false :headers {"Accept" "application/json"}})
any (http/get (str base-url "/api/add?x=2&y=3") {:throw false :headers {"Accept" "*/*"}})
err (http/get (str base-url "/api/todos") {:throw false :headers {"Accept" "application/json"}})]
(assert-contains "JSON Content-Type" "application/json" (get (:headers json) "content-type" ""))
(assert-eq "JSON body" "{\"result\":5}" (:body json))
(assert-contains "Accept */* is EDN" "application/edn" (get (:headers any) "content-type" ""))
(assert-contains "Errors are JSON too" "application/json" (get (:headers err) "content-type" ""))
(assert-eq "Error body" "{\"error\":\"login required\"}" (:body err)))
(println)
(println "Test 10: GET /api/add with a missing or non-numeric param returns 400")
(assert-eq "Missing y" 400 (:status (get* (str base-url "/api/add?x=2"))))
(assert-eq "Non-numeric x" 400 (:status (get* (str base-url "/api/add?x=abc&y=3"))))
(println)
(println "Test 11: GET /auth/login redirects to Gitea's authorize page")
(let [resp (get-no-redirect* (str base-url "/auth/login"))
location (get (:headers resp) "location" "")]
(assert-eq "HTTP status" 302 (:status resp))
(assert-contains "Location" "/login/oauth/authorize?" location)
(assert-contains "Location has the client id" "client_id=integration-client" location)
(assert-contains "Location has a state" "state=" location)
(assert-contains "Session cookie is HttpOnly" "HttpOnly" (str (get (:headers resp) "set-cookie" ""))))
(println)
(println "Test 12: GET /auth/callback with no login in progress returns 400")
(assert-eq "HTTP status" 400 (:status (get-no-redirect* (str base-url "/auth/callback?code=x&state=y"))))
(println)
(println "Test 13: GET /auth/me without a session returns 401")
(assert-eq "HTTP status" 401 (:status (get* (str base-url "/auth/me"))))
(println)
(println "Test 14: POST /nrepl without a session returns 401 and starts nothing")
(assert-eq "Valid body" 401 (:status (post-json* (str base-url "/nrepl") "{\"enabled\":true}")))
(assert-eq "Invalid body (auth is checked first)" 401 (:status (post-json* (str base-url "/nrepl") "nope")))
(assert-eq "A query-string admin flag is no bypass" 401 (:status (post-json* (str base-url "/nrepl?admin=true") "{\"enabled\":true}")))
(println)
(println "Test 15: the todo API without a session returns 401")
(assert-eq "GET list" 401 (:status (get* (str base-url "/api/todos"))))
(assert-eq "POST create" 401 (:status (post-json* (str base-url "/api/todos") "{\"title\":\"x\"}")))
(assert-eq "GET one" 401 (:status (get* (str base-url "/api/todos/3f2b8c1e-5a47-4d0e-9b6a-1c2d3e4f5a6b"))))
(println)
(println "Test 16: POST /mcp without a token returns 401 pointing at the OAuth metadata")
(let [resp (http/post (str base-url "/mcp")
{:throw false
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json"
"Accept" "application/json, text/event-stream"}
:body "{\"jsonrpc\":\"2.0\",\"id\":1,\"method\":\"initialize\"}"})
challenge (get (:headers resp) "www-authenticate" "")]
(assert-eq "HTTP status" 401 (:status resp))
(assert-contains "WWW-Authenticate" "Bearer resource_metadata=" challenge)
(assert-contains "WWW-Authenticate names the metadata document" "/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp" challenge))
(assert-eq "A bogus token is refused too" 401
(:status (http/post (str base-url "/mcp")
{:throw false
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json" "Authorization" "Bearer nope"}
:body "{}"})))
(println)
(println "Test 17: MCP OAuth discovery, registration and the authorize/token endpoints")
(let [resource (json* (str base-url "/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp"))
server (json* (str base-url "/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server"))]
(assert-contains "Resource metadata names the MCP endpoint" "/mcp" (get resource "resource"))
(assert-eq "PKCE S256 only" ["S256"] (get server "code_challenge_methods_supported"))
(assert-contains "Registration endpoint" "/oauth/register" (get server "registration_endpoint")))
(let [reg (http/post (str base-url "/oauth/register")
{:throw false
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json"}
:body "{\"redirect_uris\":[\"http://localhost:8123/callback\"],\"client_name\":\"integration\"}"})
client-id (get (json/parse-string (:body reg)) "client_id")]
(assert-eq "Registering a client" 201 (:status reg))
(assert-eq "Registering a web redirect over plain http is refused" 400
(:status (http/post (str base-url "/oauth/register")
{:throw false
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json"}
:body "{\"redirect_uris\":[\"http://evil.example.com/cb\"]}"})))
(let [resp (get-no-redirect* (str base-url "/oauth/authorize?client_id=" client-id
"&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8123%2Fcallback&response_type=code"
"&code_challenge=E9Melhoa2OwvFrEMTJguCHaoeK1t8URWbuGJSstw-cM&code_challenge_method=S256"))]
(assert-eq "Authorize while logged out sends the user to log in" 302 (:status resp))
(assert-contains "Location" "/auth/login?return_to=" (get (:headers resp) "location" "")))
(assert-eq "Authorize with an unregistered redirect URI is an error page, not a redirect" 400
(:status (get-no-redirect* (str base-url "/oauth/authorize?client_id=" client-id
"&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fevil.example.com%2Fcb&response_type=code"))))
(assert-eq "A bad code is invalid_grant" "invalid_grant"
(get (json/parse-string (:body (post-form* (str base-url "/oauth/token")
{"grant_type" "authorization_code" "code" "nope" "client_id" client-id
"redirect_uri" "http://localhost:8123/callback"
"code_verifier" (apply str (repeat 43 "a"))})))
"error")))
(println)
(println "================================")
(println (format " Results: %d passed, %d failed" @pass @fail))
(println "================================")
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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>tbd</title>
</head>
<body>
<!-- The re-frame app (ui/) mounts here and replaces this placeholder. -->
<div id="app">Loading… (if this never goes away, the UI hasn't been built: run script/ui-build)</div>
<script src="/js/main.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Run the full suite (unit + integration) with line coverage and write the joint
# report to target/coverage/merged.
# Run the full suite (UI + unit + integration) with line coverage. The Clojure suites'
# joint report goes to target/coverage/merged; the UI's is separate (target/coverage/ui).
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
script/ui-coverage
script/unit-coverage
script/integration-coverage
script/coverage-report
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Run the UI's tests under c8 inside a Node + JDK image; needs only Docker. The report is
# copied out with `docker cp` (not a bind mount) so it works when this itself runs in a
# job container. Output: target/coverage/ui.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
source script/lib/docker.sh
build_ui_test_image
id=$(docker create --security-opt apparmor=unconfined tbd-ui-test npm run coverage)
trap 'docker rm -f "$id" >/dev/null' EXIT
status=0
docker start -a "$id" || status=$?
rm -rf target/coverage/ui
mkdir -p target/coverage
docker cp "$id:/build/target/coverage/ui" target/coverage/ || echo "[test] WARNING: no UI coverage report was produced"
exit "$status"
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Run the UI's (ClojureScript) tests inside a Node + JDK image; needs only Docker.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
source script/lib/docker.sh
build_ui_test_image
exec docker run --rm --security-opt apparmor=unconfined tbd-ui-test
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@@ -18,3 +18,9 @@ build_unit_image() {
use_builder
docker buildx build --load --build-arg DEPS_ALIASES=test:cov -t tbd-unit .
}
# Builds the UI's test image (Node + JDK, the UI's deps, sources and tests), tagged tbd-ui-test.
build_ui_test_image() {
use_builder
docker buildx build --load --target ui-test -t tbd-ui-test .
}
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Start the server. Usage: script/server [port]
# The port defaults to $PORT, then 3000.
# The port defaults to $PORT, then 3000. Settings in .env (see .env-template) are loaded first.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
# Load local settings (Gitea OAuth, admin users, ...) from .env; see .env-template.
if [[ -f .env ]]; then
set -a
source .env
set +a
fi
port=${1:-${PORT:-3000}}
if [[ ! $port =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || (( port < 1 || port > 65535 )); then
echo "usage: script/server [port] (port must be 1-65535, got '$port')" >&2
exit 2
fi
if [[ ! -f resources/public/js/main.js ]]; then
echo "note: the UI isn't built, so / will show a placeholder. Run script/ui-build first." >&2
fi
PORT=$port exec clojure -X:run
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Run the unit tests, then the integration tests (stops at the first failure).
# Run the UI tests, the unit tests, then the integration tests (stops at the first failure).
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
script/ui-test
script/unit-test
script/integration-test
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Compile the re-frame UI (ui/) to resources/public/js, which the server serves at /js.
# Needs Node and a JDK. Run this before script/server; restart isn't required afterwards.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/../ui"
[[ -d node_modules ]] || npm ci
exec npx shadow-cljs release app
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Run the UI's tests with line coverage (c8, mapped back to the ClojureScript); the report goes
# to target/coverage/ui. Needs Node and a JDK, like script/ui-test.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/../ui"
[[ -d node_modules ]] || npm ci
exec npm run coverage
Executable
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Run the UI's (ClojureScript) tests under Node, in a jsdom window. Needs Node and a JDK, like
# script/ui-build. script/docker-ui-test does the same with only Docker.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/../ui"
[[ -d node_modules ]] || npm ci
exec npm test
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Rebuild the UI on every change (hot reload, also serves the shadow-cljs dashboard on :9630).
# The output lands in resources/public/js, so run script/server alongside and refresh the page.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/../ui"
[[ -d node_modules ]] || npm ci
exec npx shadow-cljs watch app
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(ns tbd.agent.prompt
"What an LLM is told about driving this app through the page's tools (tbd.ui.webmcp), for an
MCP client outside the page (Claude, Codex) connected through WebMCP: it gets this as the
prompts and resources the page registers (tbd.ui.webmcp, in the browser: `guide`, `task`,
`tic-tac-toe`). This is a .cljc (compiled into the browser bundle, see ui/shadow-cljs.edn's
`:source-paths`) because those are genuinely needed client-side.
The page's own chatbot's system prompt is a separate, server-only concern: it lives in
tbd.agent.instructions (`src/`, never on the UI's classpath), which reuses `act`,
`work-it-out`, `tic-tac-toe-rules` and `examples` from here rather than duplicating them, so the
wording stays shared without the chatbot's own instructions being bundled into the browser.
It is about acting. A model that is only asked to be helpful answers a request for action with
an offer of help, so the text says: call the tool in the same turn, chain the calls, say little
afterwards, and the few cases where not to. It is short and concrete on purpose, with examples:
the models behind LM Studio follow that better than a long list of rules."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]))
(def act
"Shared with tbd.agent.instructions/chat, the in-page chatbot's own system prompt."
(str "Act, don't offer. When the user asks for something a tool can do, call the tool in this same\n"
"turn. Never say you are about to do something, never ask \"would you like me to\", never ask them\n"
"to confirm what they just asked for.\n"
"\n"))
(defn work-it-out
"How to get on without asking: `chain` is the bullet about chaining calls, which is where the
two agents differ (the chatbot's tools follow the page it is on, an outside agent has them all).
Shared with tbd.agent.instructions/chat."
[chain]
(str "Work it out yourself:\n"
"- Detail missing: take the obvious default and go. Ask only when a required argument is genuinely\n"
" unknowable (which of several todos they mean) or when you would delete or overwrite something\n"
" and cannot tell what.\n"
chain
"- The page changes between messages: the user clicks and types too. A tool result is only what the\n"
" page held when it ran, and results from an earlier message are marked out of date. Before you\n"
" answer from the page or act on it (a board, a list, an id), read it again with a tool. When the\n"
" user says it changed or that you are wrong, read it again first: never go by an earlier result\n"
" or by what you said before.\n"
"- A call fails: read the error, fix the arguments or read the state, and try once more. No\n"
" apologies, no explanation of what went wrong unless it still fails.\n"
"\n"))
(def tic-tac-toe-rules
"Shared with tbd.agent.instructions/chat."
(str "Tic-tac-toe: check whose turn it is, move only for your own side, one move, then stop and let the\n"
"person play theirs.\n"
"\n"))
(def examples
"Shared with tbd.agent.instructions/chat."
(str "Examples:\n"
"\"add a todo to buy milk\" -> create_todo{\"todos\":[{\"title\":\"buy milk\"}]} -> \"Added.\"\n"
"\"tick off the milk one\" -> list_todos -> set_todo_done{\"todos\":[{\"id\":\"3f2b8c1e-5a47-4d0e-9b6a-1c2d3e4f5a6b\",\"done\":true}]} -> \"Ticked off.\"\n"
"\"untick all my todos\" -> list_todos -> ONE set_todo_done with every todo in \"todos\" -> \"Unticked them all.\"\n"
"\"add milk and eggs\" -> ONE create_todo with both titles in \"todos\" -> \"Added both.\"\n"
"\"what's 19 and 4?\" -> add{\"x\":19,\"y\":4} -> \"23.\"\n"
"\"play tic tac toe, you're O\" -> get_tic_tac_toe -> it is X's turn -> \"You're up, X starts.\""))
;; --- An MCP client outside the page (Claude, Codex) ---
(def guide
"The instructions of an agent that drives the page from outside, through WebMCP: the resource
the page registers for it to read first, and what a prompt starts from. The WebMCP bridge sends
no `instructions` of its own, so this is where the agent learns that the tools are the page's
and what the user expects of them. Markdown, since a client shows it as a document."
(str "# Driving this web app\n"
"\n"
"You are connected to a web app the user has open in their browser. The tools you were given\n"
"type, click and read on that page, and every call shows on their screen the moment you make it:\n"
"they are watching, and what you do is done in front of them.\n"
"\n"
"The app has several pages, which the `navigate` tool lists. Every tool is on offer whichever page\n"
"is open, and a tool that changes something opens the page it acts on first; `navigate` is for when\n"
"the user only wants to look at a page. The `webmcp://app/state` resource says which page is open\n"
"and whether anyone is logged in.\n"
"\n"
act
(work-it-out (str "- Chain calls without stopping. You need an id: list first, then act. Never invent an id, a\n"
" title or the state of the page: read it with a tool.\n"))
"Then report in one short plain sentence, from the tool results: \"Added it.\" \"That's 23.\" The user\n"
"sees the page change, so don't describe what it now shows and don't paste JSON. Say something\n"
"was done only if a tool result says it was. Not being logged in is the user's to fix, on the page:\n"
"tell them so.\n"
"\n"
tic-tac-toe-rules
examples))
(defn task
"The prompt that hands an outside agent a job on the page: `guide`, then the user's `request` if
they gave one (else the agent asks what they want)."
[request]
(str guide
"\n\n"
(if (and (string? request) (seq request))
(str "The user's request: " request)
"Ask the user what they want done in the app, in a sentence, and do that.")))
(defn tic-tac-toe
"The prompt of a game of tic-tac-toe with the person at the page, for an outside agent playing
`side`: \"x\" or \"o\" (anything else is \"o\": X goes first, so the person, who has the board in
front of them, starts)."
[side]
(let [side (if (contains? #{"x" "o"} side) side "o")]
(str "You are playing tic-tac-toe on the app's page against the person who has it open, as "
(str/upper-case side) ". The tools are get_tic_tac_toe, move_tic_tac_toe and new_tic_tac_toe_game.\n"
"\n"
"Read the game with get_tic_tac_toe. If it is your side's turn, make one move with\n"
"move_tic_tac_toe and stop: never move for the other side, that is the person's, made on the\n"
"page. If it is not your side's turn, say so in a few words and wait for the person to tell\n"
"you they have moved; don't poll. Then read the game again and go on. When it is over, say\n"
"who won, or that it is a draw, and don't start another game unless asked.")))
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(ns tbd.agent.a2a
"The A2A (Agent2Agent, https://a2a-protocol.org) server, mounted at `/a2a`, with its discovery
document at `/.well-known/agent-card.json`. Unlike /api/chat (the in-page chatbot, driven by the
browser's own tools) an A2A caller has no page open, so this agent's tools are the app's
server-side ones — the same operations tbd.mcp.tools exposes to MCP clients, defined again here
directly over tbd.todo.service/tbd.math.core (not through plumcp's tool-item wrapper, which
tbd.mcp.tools builds for a different transport) so this ns has no plumcp dependency.
A2A calls are synchronous (`message/send` only: no `message/stream`, and the AgentCard says so
truthfully in `capabilities.streaming`) — /api/chat and the AG-UI protocol are where this app's
streaming surface is. Since there is no browser to run a tool and report back, this ns runs the
tool loop itself: ask the agent, and if it asks for tools, run them immediately and ask again,
until it answers in text or `max-turns` is reached.
Protected the same way /mcp is (tbd.oauth.middleware/wrap-bearer-auth): any access token this
server issued works here too, since verifying one doesn't check which `resource` it was minted
for (see tbd.oauth.middleware) — a client that has authorized for MCP can use A2A with the same
token."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[malli.json-schema :as json-schema]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.agent.core :as agent]
[tbd.agent.instructions :as instructions]
[tbd.math.core :as math]
[tbd.math.schema :as math-schema]
[tbd.mcp.schema :refer [coerce!]]
[tbd.oauth.middleware :as oauth-mw]
[tbd.todo.schema :as todo-schema]
[tbd.todo.service :as todo]))
(def ^:private max-turns
"How many rounds of tool calls the agent may make before answering, for one A2A message."
8)
;; --- Tools: the same operations tbd.mcp.tools offers MCP clients, for a caller with no page ---
(defn- ok! [{:keys [ok error]}]
(if error (throw (ex-info error {})) ok))
(defn- ->json [data] (slurp (m/encode "application/json" data)))
(defn- tool [name description schema handler]
{:name name :description description
:inputSchema (json-schema/transform schema)
:handler (fn [args {:keys [user ds]}] (str (handler (coerce! schema args) user ds)))})
(def tools
[(tool "add" "Add two numbers" math-schema/Add
(fn [{:keys [x y]} _ _] (math/add x y)))
(tool "whoami" "Says which user this call acts as, and whether they are an admin" [:map]
(fn [_ {:keys [login id admin?]} _]
(format "%s (Gitea user %d)%s" login id (if admin? ", admin" ""))))
(tool "list_todos" "Lists your todos (JSON: id, title, done, created-at, updated-at), oldest first" [:map]
(fn [_ user ds] (->json (ok! (todo/list-todos ds user)))))
(tool "get_todo" "Gets one of your todos by id (JSON)" todo-schema/IdParam
(fn [{:keys [id]} user ds] (->json (ok! (todo/find-todo ds user id)))))
(tool "create_todo" "Creates a todo for you and returns it (JSON)" todo-schema/NewTodo
(fn [{:keys [title]} user ds] (->json (ok! (todo/create! ds user title)))))
(tool "update_todo" "Changes the title and/or done flag of one of your todos and returns it (JSON)"
todo-schema/UpdateTodo
(fn [{:keys [id] :as input} user ds] (->json (ok! (todo/update! ds user id (dissoc input :id))))))
(tool "delete_todo" "Deletes one of your todos" todo-schema/IdParam
(fn [{:keys [id]} user ds] (ok! (todo/delete! ds user id)) "deleted"))])
(defn- execute-tool [ctx {:keys [name arguments]}]
(if-let [{:keys [handler]} (first (filter #(= name (:name %)) tools))]
(try (handler (m/decode "application/json" (or arguments "{}")) ctx)
(catch Exception e (str "error: " (ex-message e))))
(str "error: no such tool " (pr-str name))))
;; --- Driving the agent, running its own tool loop (no browser here) ---
(defn- collect
"Drains `pump` (see tbd.agent.core/start), returning {:text s} or {:tool-calls [...]} or
{:error s}: exactly one of them, whichever the turn ended with."
[pump]
(let [text (StringBuilder.) result (atom nil)]
(pump (fn [{:keys [content tool-calls done error]}]
(cond
content (.append text ^String content)
tool-calls (reset! result {:tool-calls tool-calls})
error (reset! result {:error error})
done (when-not @result (reset! result {:text (.toString text)})))))
@result))
(defn- run-tools!
"Answers `messages` (tbd.agent.core's internal Message shape), running any tool calls the agent
makes itself, `ctx` ({:user :ds}) being what the tools need. {:text s} or {:error s :kind ...}."
[config ctx messages]
(loop [messages messages turn 0]
(if (>= turn max-turns)
{:error "the agent didn't reach an answer in time" :kind :upstream}
(let [{:keys [ok error kind]} (agent/start config (instructions/a2a) messages tools)]
(if error
{:error error :kind kind}
(let [{:keys [text tool-calls error]} (collect ok)]
(cond
error {:error error :kind :upstream}
(seq tool-calls)
(recur (into (conj (vec messages) {:role "assistant" :content "" :tool-calls tool-calls})
(map (fn [{:keys [id name arguments]}]
{:role "tool" :tool-call-id id
:content (execute-tool ctx {:name name :arguments arguments})}))
tool-calls)
(inc turn))
:else {:text text})))))))
(defn- message-text
"The plain text of an A2A Message's `parts` ([{kind: \"text\" text: \"...\"}, ...]), joined."
[parts]
(->> parts (filter #(= "text" (or (:kind %) (get % "kind")))) (map #(or (:text %) (get % "text"))) (str/join "\n")))
(defn- agent-message
"A reply as an A2A Message: role \"agent\", one TextPart."
[text]
{:role "agent" :parts [{:kind "text" :text text}] :messageId (str (random-uuid)) :kind "message"})
;; --- JSON-RPC over HTTP ---
(defn- json [status body]
{:status status
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json" "Cache-Control" "no-store"}
:body (m/encode "application/json" body)})
(defn- rpc-result [id result] {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id id :result result})
(defn- rpc-error [id code message] {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id id :error {:code code :message message}})
(def ^:private error-status {:unavailable 503 :upstream 502})
(defn- handle-message-send [config ctx {:keys [message]}]
(let [text (message-text (:parts message))]
(if (str/blank? text)
{:jsonrpc-error [-32602 "message has no text parts"]}
(let [{:keys [text error kind]} (run-tools! config ctx [{:role "user" :content text}])]
(if error
{:error [(get error-status kind 502) error]}
{:result (agent-message text)})))))
(defn- handler [config ds]
(fn [{:keys [user body]}]
(let [{:keys [jsonrpc id method params]} (m/decode "application/json" (slurp body))]
(cond
(not= "2.0" jsonrpc)
(json 200 (rpc-error id -32600 "invalid JSON-RPC request"))
(= "message/send" method)
(let [{:keys [result jsonrpc-error error]} (handle-message-send config {:user user :ds ds} params)]
(cond
result (json 200 (rpc-result id result))
jsonrpc-error (json 200 (apply rpc-error id jsonrpc-error))
:else (let [[status text] error] (json status (rpc-error id -32000 text)))))
:else (json 200 (rpc-error id -32601 (str "method not found: " method)))))))
(defn- agent-card [base-url]
{:name "tbd"
:description "tbd's agent: todo management and simple math, on behalf of the user who authorized this connection."
:url (str base-url "/a2a")
:version "1.0.0"
:protocolVersion "0.3.0"
:preferredTransport "JSONRPC"
:capabilities {:streaming false :pushNotifications false}
:defaultInputModes ["text/plain"]
:defaultOutputModes ["text/plain"]
:securitySchemes {"bearer" {:type "http" :scheme "bearer"
:description "An OAuth access token from this server's own authorization server (see /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp; the same token works here)."}}
:security [{"bearer" []}]
:skills (mapv (fn [{:keys [name description]}]
{:id name :name name :description description :tags ["tbd"]})
tools)})
(defn routes
"`auth` is the auth config (for `:base-url` and the OAuth check), `ds` a delay of the app's
database, `chat` the agent config (see tbd.agent.core/env-config)."
[auth ds chat]
["" {:no-doc true}
["/.well-known/agent-card.json"
{:middleware ^:replace []
:get {:handler (fn [_req] (json 200 (agent-card (:base-url auth))))}}]
["/a2a"
{:middleware ^:replace []
:post {:handler (-> (handler chat ds) (oauth-mw/wrap-bearer-auth auth ds))}}]])
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(ns tbd.agent.core
"The chatbot's agent: a LangChain4j `StreamingChatModel` talking to the OpenAI-compatible LM
Studio server named by the environment. No Ring here; tbd.chat.routes owns that, tbd.agent.a2a
drives the same model for the A2A server.
`start` sends the request and gives {:ok pump} or {:error text :kind :unavailable|:upstream},
like tbd.todo.service's. `pump` forwards the reply, as it is generated, to a function that takes
events: {:thinking \"text\"} (a piece of the model's reasoning), {:content \"text\"} (a piece of
the reply), {:tool-calls [{:id :name :arguments}]} (the model wants these tools run, once its
reply is complete: `arguments` is the JSON text the model wrote), and finally {:done true} or
{:error \"text\"}. This event shape is internal (tbd.chat.routes and tbd.agent.a2a each translate
it to their own wire protocol — AG-UI events, A2A artifacts) and is what tbd.chat.trace watches.
The system prompt is the agent's own (tbd.agent.instructions), not something the caller supplies:
`start` takes `system-text` already composed (tbd.agent.instructions/chat-system-message for the
in-page chatbot, tbd.agent.instructions/a2a for the A2A server), and always sends it as the first
message. `tools` are MCP-style {:name :description :inputSchema}, converted to LangChain4j's
typed tool specifications (tbd.agent.json-schema) — the model only sees their metadata; running
them and reporting the result back (as a \"tool\" role message, see tbd.chat.schema/Message) is
the caller's job.
Every turn is traced (see tbd.chat.trace): what was asked, how the reply went, and whether the
model looks stuck in a loop. The config's `:trace` says where that goes."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[tbd.agent.json-schema :as json-schema]
[tbd.chat.trace :as trace])
(:import (dev.langchain4j.agent.tool ToolExecutionRequest ToolSpecification)
(dev.langchain4j.data.message AiMessage ChatMessage SystemMessage ToolExecutionResultMessage UserMessage)
(dev.langchain4j.http.client.jdk JdkHttpClientBuilder)
(dev.langchain4j.model.chat StreamingChatModel)
(dev.langchain4j.model.chat.request ChatRequest)
(dev.langchain4j.model.chat.response
ChatResponse CompleteToolCall PartialResponse PartialResponseContext
PartialThinking PartialThinkingContext PartialToolCallContext
StreamingChatResponseHandler StreamingHandle)
(dev.langchain4j.model.openai OpenAiStreamingChatModel)
(java.net.http HttpClient HttpClient$Version)
(java.time Duration)
(java.util.concurrent LinkedBlockingQueue ScheduledFuture ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor ThreadFactory TimeUnit)))
(def default-timeout-seconds 120)
(defn- env-val [env k]
(let [v (get env k)]
(when-not (str/blank? v) (str/trim v))))
;; HTTP/1.1 on purpose, same reason as the old tbd.chat.core: the JDK client's default is to ask a
;; plain-http server to upgrade to HTTP/2 (`Upgrade: h2c`), and LM Studio's server never answers
;; that request, so the backend would wait out the whole timeout while the LLM sat idle.
(defn- jdk-http-client-builder []
(-> (JdkHttpClientBuilder.)
(.httpClientBuilder (-> (HttpClient/newBuilder) (.version HttpClient$Version/HTTP_1_1)))))
(defn- api-base-url
"`url` (the server's address, no path, see env-config) with the `/v1` LM Studio's OpenAI-compatible
endpoints live under: LangChain4j's OpenAI client posts straight to `<baseUrl>/chat/completions`,
it does not add this itself (its own default base url is `https://api.openai.com/v1`). Without
it, LM Studio answers 200 with a JSON error body langchain4j can't tell from an empty reply, so
every turn silently becomes \"the LLM server sent no reply\" instead of a clear error."
[url]
(if (str/ends-with? url "/v1") url (str url "/v1")))
(defn- build-chat-model ^StreamingChatModel [{:keys [url model api-key timeout-seconds]}]
(let [builder (-> (OpenAiStreamingChatModel/builder)
(.httpClientBuilder (jdk-http-client-builder))
(.baseUrl (api-base-url url))
(.apiKey (or api-key "not-needed"))
(.timeout (Duration/ofSeconds timeout-seconds))
;; LM Studio's reasoning models send `reasoning_content`; this is what maps it
;; onto onPartialThinking instead of dropping it.
(.returnThinking true))]
(when model (.modelName builder model))
(.build builder)))
(defn env-config
"Chat config from environment variables:
LMSTUDIO_URL where the LM Studio server is, e.g. http://192.168.1.20:1234 (chat is off without it)
LMSTUDIO_MODEL the model id to ask for (optional: LM Studio uses the model that is loaded)
LMSTUDIO_API_KEY sent as a bearer token, when the server wants one (optional)
LMSTUDIO_TIMEOUT_SECONDS how long the server may stay silent before giving up (default 120)
CHAT_TRACE_FILE a file to append a JSON trace of every turn to, with the model's full reasoning and
replies and the messages it was sent (optional: without it, each turn is only
summarised in the log)"
([] (env-config (System/getenv)))
([env]
(let [config {:url (some-> (env-val env "LMSTUDIO_URL") (str/replace #"/+$" ""))
:model (env-val env "LMSTUDIO_MODEL")
:api-key (env-val env "LMSTUDIO_API_KEY")
:timeout-seconds (or (some-> (env-val env "LMSTUDIO_TIMEOUT_SECONDS") parse-long)
default-timeout-seconds)
:trace (trace/config-for (env-val env "CHAT_TRACE_FILE"))}]
(assoc config :chat-model-delay (delay (build-chat-model config))))))
(defn configured? [{:keys [url]}] (some? url))
(defn- chat-model
"The config's `StreamingChatModel`: `:chat-model` directly, when a caller (a test) gives one, else
the one built from `:url`/`:model`/`:api-key`/`:timeout-seconds`, built once and reused."
^StreamingChatModel [config]
(or (:chat-model config) (force (:chat-model-delay config))))
;; --- Building the request ---
(defn- llm-message
"One message of the conversation (see tbd.chat.schema/Message) as a LangChain4j ChatMessage."
^ChatMessage [{:keys [role content tool-calls tool-call-id]}]
(case role
"user" (UserMessage/from ^String content)
"assistant" (if (seq tool-calls)
(AiMessage/from (str content)
^java.util.List
(mapv (fn [{:keys [id name arguments]}]
(-> (ToolExecutionRequest/builder)
(.id id) (.name name) (.arguments arguments)
.build))
tool-calls))
(AiMessage/from ^String content))
"tool" (ToolExecutionResultMessage/toolExecutionResultMessage
^String tool-call-id "" ^String content)))
(defn- llm-tool
"An MCP tool's metadata as a function the LLM may call."
^ToolSpecification [{:keys [name description inputSchema]}]
(let [builder (-> (ToolSpecification/builder)
(.name name)
(.parameters (json-schema/tool-parameters inputSchema)))]
(when description (.description builder description))
(.build builder)))
(defn- chat-request ^ChatRequest [system-text messages tools]
(let [builder (-> (ChatRequest/builder)
(.messages ^java.util.List (into [(SystemMessage/from ^String system-text)]
(map llm-message) messages)))]
(when (seq tools)
(.toolSpecifications builder ^java.util.List (mapv llm-tool tools)))
(.build builder)))
;; --- Reading the reply ---
(def ^:private watchdog
(delay (doto (ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.
1 (reify ThreadFactory
(newThread [_ r] (doto (Thread. ^Runnable r "chat-watchdog") (.setDaemon true)))))
(.setRemoveOnCancelPolicy true))))
(defn- exception-detail [^Throwable e]
(str (class e) ": " (.getMessage e)))
(defn- fail
([text] (fail text nil))
([text detail]
(println (cond-> (str "[tbd] chat: " text) detail (str " (" detail ")")))
text))
(defn- streaming-handler
"A StreamingChatResponseHandler that pushes every callback onto `queue` as a map: {:content s},
{:thinking s}, {:tool-call {:id :name :arguments}} (once a call is fully assembled — LangChain4j
does the delta accumulation itself), {:complete response} or {:error throwable}. `handle!` is
called with the first StreamingHandle seen, so the caller can cancel a stuck stream."
^StreamingChatResponseHandler [^LinkedBlockingQueue queue handle!]
(let [capture! (fn [^StreamingHandle h] (when h (handle! h)))]
;; No type hints on the reify methods' params below: hinting an overloaded interface method's
;; params (onPartialResponse/onPartialThinking/onPartialToolCall each have a 1- and a 2-arg
;; overload) confuses Clojure's overload resolution (`NewInstanceMethod.parse`), which throws
;; "Mismatched return type" instead of picking the right one. Arity alone disambiguates fine.
(reify StreamingChatResponseHandler
(onPartialResponse [_ partial ctx]
(capture! (.streamingHandle ^PartialResponseContext ctx))
(.put queue {:content (.text ^PartialResponse partial)})
nil)
(onPartialThinking [_ partial ctx]
(capture! (.streamingHandle ^PartialThinkingContext ctx))
(.put queue {:thinking (.text ^PartialThinking partial)})
nil)
(onPartialToolCall [_ _partial ctx]
(capture! (.streamingHandle ^PartialToolCallContext ctx))
nil)
(onCompleteToolCall [_ complete]
(let [req (.toolExecutionRequest ^CompleteToolCall complete)]
(.put queue {:tool-call {:id (.id req) :name (.name req) :arguments (.arguments req)}}))
nil)
(onCompleteResponse [_ response]
(.put queue {:complete response})
nil)
(onError [_ error]
(.put queue {:error error})
nil))))
(defn- usage-of [^ChatResponse response]
(when-let [usage (.tokenUsage response)]
{:prompt_tokens (.inputTokenCount usage)
:completion_tokens (.outputTokenCount usage)
:total_tokens (.totalTokenCount usage)}))
(defn- finish-reason-of [^ChatResponse response]
(some-> (.finishReason response) str str/lower-case))
(defn- pump
"Drains `queue`, starting from the already-polled `first-item` (see `start`, which peeks one item
before deciding {:ok}/{:error}), calling `emit` with each event (see the ns docstring).
`timeout-seconds` of silence between items is an error, closing the stream via `handle-atom` (a
StreamingHandle, once one has arrived). An exception from `emit` (the client went away, say) ends
it too, closing the stream, and is rethrown. `tracer` (see tbd.chat.trace) sees everything the
LLM says, and how the turn ended, before the client is told."
[^LinkedBlockingQueue queue handle-atom timeout-seconds emit tracer first-item]
(let [timer (atom nil)
timed-out? (atom false)
cancel-stream! (fn []
(when-let [^StreamingHandle h @handle-atom]
(try (.cancel h) (catch Exception _ nil))))
arm! (fn []
(some-> ^ScheduledFuture @timer (.cancel false))
(reset! timer (.schedule ^ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor @watchdog
^Runnable (fn [] (reset! timed-out? true) (cancel-stream!))
(long timeout-seconds) TimeUnit/SECONDS)))]
(arm!)
(try
(loop [item first-item
replied? false
calls []]
(cond
(:error item)
(let [^Throwable e (:error item)
text (if @timed-out?
(fail "the LLM server took too long to answer" (str timeout-seconds "s of silence"))
(fail "the LLM server can't be reached or refused" (exception-detail e)))]
(trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :error :error text :detail (exception-detail e)})
(emit {:error text}))
(:complete item)
(let [^ChatResponse response (:complete item)
ai (.aiMessage response)
calls (if (seq calls) calls
(mapv (fn [^ToolExecutionRequest r]
{:id (.id r) :name (.name r) :arguments (.arguments r)})
(.toolExecutionRequests ai)))
;; A provider that never streamed tokens (batched the whole reply) has its text
;; only here, never through :content items above.
batched-text (when (and (not replied?) (empty? calls) (not (str/blank? (.text ai))))
(.text ai))
event {:finish-reason (finish-reason-of response) :usage (usage-of response)}]
(trace/observe! tracer event)
(cond
(seq calls) (do (trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :tool-calls :calls calls})
(emit {:tool-calls calls})
(emit {:done true}))
batched-text (do (trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :done})
(emit {:content batched-text})
(emit {:done true}))
(or replied? (not (str/blank? (.text ai))))
(do (trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :done}) (emit {:done true}))
:else (let [text (fail "the LLM server sent no reply")]
(trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :error :error text})
(emit {:error text}))))
:else
(do (arm!)
(trace/observe! tracer (select-keys item [:content :thinking]))
(when-let [out (not-empty (select-keys item [:content :thinking]))] (emit out))
(recur (.take queue)
(or replied? (contains? item :content))
(cond-> calls (:tool-call item) (conj (:tool-call item)))))))
(finally
(trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :aborted})
(some-> ^ScheduledFuture @timer (.cancel false))
(cancel-stream!)))))
(defn start
"Sends the LLM the conversation `messages` (see tbd.chat.schema/Message), and the `tools` it may
ask the caller to run (MCP's {:name :description :inputSchema}; none if nil), after `system-text`
(the agent's own system prompt, see tbd.agent.instructions — composed by the caller, not the
browser). Waits for the first sign of life from the model (a piece of its reply, or an error) so
that an LLM that is down or refuses is still a clean {:error text :kind :unavailable|:upstream},
not an error inside a stream that has already begun — the same contract the old hand-rolled HTTP
client gave, adapted to LangChain4j's async callbacks (which have no separate \"got the HTTP
response\" moment to block on the way a blocking HTTP client's `.send()` did). Otherwise {:ok
pump}: `(pump emit)` blocks until the reply is complete, calling `emit` with its events (see the
ns docstring). If `emit` throws, the request to the LLM is closed (which stops it generating) and
the exception is rethrown."
[{:keys [timeout-seconds trace] :as config} system-text messages tools]
(if-not (configured? config)
{:error "chat is not configured" :kind :unavailable}
(let [tracer (trace/begin! trace {:messages messages :tools tools :model (:model config)})
upstream-error (fn [text detail]
(fail text detail)
(trace/finish! tracer {:outcome :upstream-error :error text :detail detail})
{:error text :kind :upstream})]
(try
(let [queue (LinkedBlockingQueue.)
handle-atom (atom nil)
handler (streaming-handler queue #(reset! handle-atom %))]
(.chat (chat-model config) (chat-request system-text messages tools) handler)
(if-let [first-item (.poll queue (long timeout-seconds) TimeUnit/SECONDS)]
(if (:error first-item)
(upstream-error "the LLM server can't be reached or refused" (exception-detail (:error first-item)))
{:ok (fn [emit] (pump queue handle-atom timeout-seconds emit tracer first-item))})
(upstream-error "the LLM server took too long to answer" (str timeout-seconds "s of silence"))))
(catch Exception e
(upstream-error "the LLM server can't be reached" (exception-detail e)))))))
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(ns tbd.agent.instructions
"The system prompts of the two agents tbd.agent.core drives: `chat`, for the in-page chatbot
behind /api/chat, and `a2a`, for the A2A server (tbd.agent.a2a) other agents call. Server-only
on purpose: unlike tbd.agent.prompt (a .cljc the browser bundle also needs, for WebMCP's
`guide`/`task`/`tic-tac-toe`), this ns is never on ui/shadow-cljs.edn's `:source-paths`, so the
chatbot's own instructions can never end up in the compiled UI. It reuses the wording that is
genuinely shared (`act`, `work-it-out`, `tic-tac-toe-rules`, `examples`) from tbd.agent.prompt
rather than duplicating it."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[tbd.agent.prompt :as prompt]))
(defn chat
"The in-page chatbot's system prompt, the start of its system message: tbd.agent.core adds
where the user is and the tools it has. Its calls show under its message, so it answers in a
sentence and never repeats them."
[]
(str "You are the assistant built into this web app. Your tools type, click and read on the page the\n"
"user is looking at, and every call shows on their screen the moment you make it.\n"
"\n"
prompt/act
(prompt/work-it-out (str "- Chain calls without stopping. The tool you need belongs to another page: navigate there, then\n"
" use it. You need an id: list first, then act. Never invent an id, a title or the state of the\n"
" page: read it with a tool.\n"))
"Then say one short plain sentence: \"Added it.\" \"That's 23.\" The call and its result are already\n"
"on screen under your message, so never repeat them, never paste JSON, never use markdown,\n"
"headings or bullet lists. Say something was done only if a tool result says it was.\n"
"\n"
"Some things are not tool work: greetings, questions about you, questions you can simply answer.\n"
"Answer those in a sentence or two, with no tool call. Asked what you can do, say it plainly from\n"
"the tools you have. Think briefly before you act.\n"
"\n"
prompt/tic-tac-toe-rules
prompt/examples))
(defn chat-system-message
"`chat`'s prompt, with, last, where the user is (`page`) and the names of the `tools` on offer
there. The tools' names are in the request's `tools` too, but a model picks them more readily
when the instructions say them as well, and it can say what it can do without a call. One
message, and the first: several chat templates (Gemma's, Mistral's) refuse more than one system
message, or one that isn't first."
[page tools]
(cond-> (chat)
page (str "\n\nThe user is on the \"" page "\" page of the app: what it shows is what they can see.")
(seq tools) (str (if page " Its" "\n\nYour")
" tools: " (str/join ", " (map :name tools))
". The tools of other pages are offered once you navigate there.")))
(defn a2a
"The A2A server's system prompt: an outside agent calling this app directly, not through a
page, so it has no DOM to act on and no visual feedback to lean on. Its tools are the app's
server-side ones (tbd.mcp.tools, the same the MCP server offers), not a page's."
[]
(str "You are tbd's agent, reachable over the Agent2Agent protocol. You act on behalf of the user\n"
"who authorized the caller, using the tools you were given: todo management and anything else\n"
"this server exposes as a tool. You have no page open and no visual feedback beyond what a tool\n"
"returns.\n"
"\n"
prompt/act
(prompt/work-it-out (str "- You need an id: list first, then act. Never invent an id, a title or the state of the data:\n"
" read it with a tool.\n"))
"Then report in one short plain sentence, from the tool results: \"Added it.\" \"That's 23.\" Don't\n"
"paste JSON, don't describe the tool call itself, just its outcome.\n"
"\n"
prompt/examples))
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(ns tbd.agent.json-schema
"Translates a tool's `inputSchema` (plain JSON Schema, decoded to a Clojure map — see
tbd.chat.schema/Tool) into LangChain4j's typed `JsonSchemaElement` tree, which is what
`ToolSpecification.Builder/parameters` needs (dev.langchain4j.model.chat.request.json). The
browser is the one authoring these schemas (tbd.ui.webmcp), so this only has to cover the shapes
MCP-style tool schemas actually use: object/string/number/integer/boolean/array/enum, nested
arbitrarily. Anything else (a bare `:enum` without a `:type`, an unrecognized `:type`) falls back
to a permissive `JsonRawSchema` dump of the schema as JSON, rather than failing the request."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[muuntaja.core :as m])
(:import (dev.langchain4j.model.chat.request.json
JsonArraySchema JsonBooleanSchema JsonEnumSchema JsonIntegerSchema
JsonNumberSchema JsonObjectSchema JsonRawSchema JsonSchemaElement JsonStringSchema)))
(defn- field
"`m`'s value at `k`, trying the keyword first (how muuntaja decodes JSON) then the string, so
this works whether or not something upstream keywordized the nested schema too."
[m k]
(or (get m (keyword k)) (get m (name k))))
(defn- raw
"A schema element that isn't one of the shapes below: dumped as JSON and wrapped in
`JsonRawSchema` rather than dropped, so the LLM still sees it."
[schema]
(JsonRawSchema/from (slurp (m/encode "application/json" schema))))
(declare of)
(defn- object-schema ^JsonObjectSchema [schema]
(let [builder (JsonObjectSchema/builder)]
(doseq [[k v] (field schema :properties)]
(.addProperty builder (name k) (of v)))
(when-let [required (seq (field schema :required))]
(.required builder ^java.util.List (mapv name required)))
(when-let [d (field schema :description)]
(.description builder d))
(.build builder)))
(defn- array-schema ^JsonArraySchema [schema]
(let [builder (JsonArraySchema/builder)]
(when-let [items (field schema :items)]
(.items builder (of items)))
(when-let [d (field schema :description)]
(.description builder d))
(.build builder)))
(defn- enum-schema ^JsonEnumSchema [schema enum-values]
(let [builder (.enumValues (JsonEnumSchema/builder) ^java.util.List (mapv str enum-values))]
(when-let [d (field schema :description)]
(.description builder d))
(.build builder)))
(defmacro ^:private simple-schema [ctor schema]
`(let [builder# (~ctor)]
(when-let [d# (field ~schema :description)]
(.description builder# d#))
(.build builder#)))
(defn of
"`schema` (a JSON Schema map, keys keyword or string) as a `JsonSchemaElement`."
^JsonSchemaElement [schema]
(if-not (map? schema)
(raw schema)
(let [type (some-> (field schema :type) name str/lower-case)
enum-values (field schema :enum)]
(cond
(and (seq enum-values) (or (nil? type) (= "string" type))) (enum-schema schema enum-values)
(= "object" type) (object-schema schema)
(= "array" type) (array-schema schema)
(= "string" type) (simple-schema #(JsonStringSchema/builder) schema)
(= "integer" type) (simple-schema #(JsonIntegerSchema/builder) schema)
(= "number" type) (simple-schema #(JsonNumberSchema/builder) schema)
(= "boolean" type) (simple-schema #(JsonBooleanSchema/builder) schema)
:else (raw schema)))))
(defn tool-parameters
"A tool's MCP-style `inputSchema` (already validated as an object schema, see tbd.chat.schema/Tool)
as the `JsonObjectSchema` a `ToolSpecification` needs."
^JsonObjectSchema [input-schema]
(object-schema input-schema))
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(ns tbd.auth.core
"Gitea OAuth2 (authorization-code flow) and the admin allowlist. No Ring here; the
routes and middleware own that."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[muuntaja.core :as m])
(:import (java.net URI URLEncoder)
(java.net.http HttpClient HttpRequest HttpResponse$BodyHandlers HttpRequest$BodyPublishers)
(java.nio.charset StandardCharsets)
(java.security MessageDigest SecureRandom)
(java.time Duration)
(java.util Base64)))
(def ^:private http-client
(delay (-> (HttpClient/newBuilder) (.connectTimeout (Duration/ofSeconds 5)) .build)))
(defn java-http
"Default `:http` fn: {:method :get|:post, :url, :headers, :body} -> {:status, :body}.
Configs can swap it out, which is how the tests stub Gitea."
[{:keys [method url headers body]}]
(let [builder (-> (HttpRequest/newBuilder (URI/create url)) (.timeout (Duration/ofSeconds 10)))]
(doseq [[k v] headers] (.header builder k v))
(case method
:get (.GET builder)
:post (.POST builder (HttpRequest$BodyPublishers/ofString body)))
(let [resp (.send ^HttpClient @http-client (.build builder) (HttpResponse$BodyHandlers/ofString))]
{:status (.statusCode resp) :body (.body resp)})))
(defn- env-val [env k]
(let [v (get env k)]
(when-not (str/blank? v) (str/trim v))))
(defn- strip-trailing-slashes [s]
(some-> s (str/replace #"/+$" "")))
(defn env-config
"Auth config from environment variables:
GITEA_URL, GITEA_CLIENT_ID, GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET the Gitea OAuth2 application
BASE_URL public URL of this app; <BASE_URL>/auth/callback is the redirect URI to register in Gitea,
and it is the issuer/resource URL the MCP OAuth endpoints advertise
ADMIN_USERS comma-separated Gitea usernames allowed to use the admin API (none by default)
SESSION_SECRET signs/encrypts session cookies (random per start when unset, so logins don't survive restarts)"
([] (env-config (System/getenv)))
([env]
(let [base-url (strip-trailing-slashes (env-val env "BASE_URL"))]
{:base-url base-url
:gitea-url (strip-trailing-slashes (env-val env "GITEA_URL"))
:client-id (env-val env "GITEA_CLIENT_ID")
:client-secret (env-val env "GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET")
:redirect-uri (some-> base-url (str "/auth/callback"))
:secure-cookies? (boolean (some-> base-url (str/starts-with? "https://")))
:admin-users (->> (str/split (or (env-val env "ADMIN_USERS") "") #",")
(map str/trim)
(remove str/blank?)
(map str/lower-case)
set)
:session-secret (env-val env "SESSION_SECRET")
:http java-http})))
(defn configured?
"True when everything needed to run the OAuth flow is set."
[config]
(every? config [:gitea-url :client-id :client-secret :redirect-uri]))
(defn admin?
"Gitea usernames are case-insensitive, so the allowlist is compared lower-cased."
[config login]
(contains? (:admin-users config) (str/lower-case login)))
(defn session-key
"Cookie stores need a 16-byte key; derive it from the secret, or make a throwaway one."
[secret]
(if secret
(byte-array (take 16 (.digest (MessageDigest/getInstance "SHA-256")
(.getBytes ^String secret StandardCharsets/UTF_8))))
(let [k (byte-array 16)]
(.nextBytes (SecureRandom.) k)
k)))
(defn new-state
"Random OAuth `state`, tying the callback to the browser that started the login."
[]
(let [bytes (byte-array 32)]
(.nextBytes (SecureRandom.) bytes)
(.encodeToString (.withoutPadding (Base64/getUrlEncoder)) bytes)))
(defn state-matches? [expected actual]
(and (string? expected)
(string? actual)
(MessageDigest/isEqual (.getBytes ^String expected StandardCharsets/UTF_8)
(.getBytes ^String actual StandardCharsets/UTF_8))))
(defn form-encode
"Params as an `application/x-www-form-urlencoded` string (also the format of a URL query)."
[params]
(str/join "&" (map (fn [[k v]]
(str (URLEncoder/encode (name k) StandardCharsets/UTF_8) "="
(URLEncoder/encode (str v) StandardCharsets/UTF_8)))
params)))
(defn safe-return-to
"`path` if it is a local path a login can send the browser back to, else nil. It must start
with a single `/` (so not `//host` or `/\\host`, which browsers read as another site)."
[path]
(when (and (string? path)
(<= (count path) 2000)
(re-matches #"/(?:[^/\\\s][^\\\s]*)?" path))
path))
(defn authorize-url [{:keys [gitea-url client-id redirect-uri]} state]
(str gitea-url "/login/oauth/authorize?"
(form-encode {:client_id client-id
:redirect_uri redirect-uri
:response_type "code"
:state state})))
(defn- parse-json [body]
(m/decode "application/json" body))
(defn exchange-code
"Trades the authorization code for an access token; nil if Gitea refuses it."
[{:keys [gitea-url client-id client-secret redirect-uri http]} code]
(let [{:keys [status body]} (http {:method :post
:url (str gitea-url "/login/oauth/access_token")
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
"Accept" "application/json"}
:body (form-encode {:grant_type "authorization_code"
:client_id client-id
:client_secret client-secret
:redirect_uri redirect-uri
:code code})})]
(when (= 200 status)
(:access_token (parse-json body)))))
(defn fetch-user
"The Gitea user behind an access token as {:login :id}; nil if Gitea refuses the token."
[{:keys [gitea-url http]} token]
(let [{:keys [status body]} (http {:method :get
:url (str gitea-url "/api/v1/user")
:headers {"Authorization" (str "Bearer " token)
"Accept" "application/json"}})]
(when (= 200 status)
(let [{:keys [login id]} (parse-json body)]
(when login {:login login :id id})))))
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(ns tbd.auth.middleware
(:require [ring.middleware.session :refer [wrap-session]]
[ring.middleware.session.cookie :refer [cookie-store]]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]
[tbd.http :refer [respond]]))
(def session-ttl-ms (* 8 60 60 1000))
(defn session-middleware
"Cookie-backed sessions (encrypted and signed, so nothing is stored server-side). Lax, not
Strict: the OAuth callback is a cross-site redirect from Gitea and must still carry the
cookie that holds the login `state`."
[handler config]
(wrap-session handler {:store (cookie-store {:key (auth/session-key (:session-secret config))})
:cookie-name "tbd-session"
:cookie-attrs {:http-only true
:same-site :lax
:secure (:secure-cookies? config)
:max-age (quot session-ttl-ms 1000)}}))
(defn current-user
"The logged-in user from the session, or nil when there is none or it has expired. The
cookie is only a bearer of `:expires-at`, so the server enforces the lifetime here."
([req] (current-user req (System/currentTimeMillis)))
([req now]
(let [{:keys [expires-at] :as user} (get-in req [:session :user])]
(when (and user expires-at (< now expires-at))
user))))
(defn admin-middleware
"Reitit middleware for routes whose data has `:admin? true`: 401 without a login, 403 when
the user isn't on the ADMIN_USERS allowlist. Passes the user on as `:user`. Mount it ahead
of the parsing/coercion middleware so unauthenticated callers never reach them."
[config]
{:name ::admin
:compile (fn [route-data _opts]
(when (:admin? route-data)
(fn [handler]
(fn [req]
(if-let [user (current-user req)]
(if (auth/admin? config (:login user))
(handler (assoc req :user user))
(respond 403 {:error "admin access required"}))
(respond 401 {:error "login required"}))))))})
(def login-middleware
"Reitit middleware for routes whose data has `:login? true`: 401 without a login, otherwise
the user goes on as `:user` ({:login :id ...}). Like admin-middleware, mount it ahead of the
parsing/coercion middleware."
{:name ::login
:compile (fn [route-data _opts]
(when (:login? route-data)
(fn [handler]
(fn [req]
(if-let [user (current-user req)]
(handler (assoc req :user user))
(respond 401 {:error "login required"}))))))})
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(ns tbd.auth.routes
(:require [ring.util.response :as response]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]
[tbd.auth.middleware :as mw]
[tbd.http :refer [respond]]))
(def ^:private not-configured
(respond 503 {:error "OAuth is not configured (set GITEA_URL, GITEA_CLIENT_ID, GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET, BASE_URL)"}))
(defn- login-handler [config]
(fn [{:keys [session parameters]}]
(if-not (auth/configured? config)
not-configured
(let [state (auth/new-state)
return-to (auth/safe-return-to (get-in parameters [:query :return_to]))]
(-> (response/redirect (auth/authorize-url config state))
(assoc :session (cond-> (assoc session :oauth-state state)
return-to (assoc :return-to return-to))))))))
(defn- callback-handler [config]
(fn [{:keys [session parameters]}]
(let [{:keys [code state error]} (:query parameters)]
(cond
(not (auth/configured? config)) not-configured
(not (auth/state-matches? (:oauth-state session) state)) (respond 400 {:error "invalid OAuth state"})
error (respond 403 {:error "login was denied"})
(nil? code) (respond 400 {:error "missing authorization code"})
:else
(try
(let [user (some->> (auth/exchange-code config code) (auth/fetch-user config))]
(if user
;; A fresh session (not the old one plus a user) so nothing from before login carries over.
(-> (response/redirect (or (auth/safe-return-to (:return-to session)) "/"))
(assoc :session {:user (assoc user :expires-at (+ (System/currentTimeMillis)
mw/session-ttl-ms))}))
(respond 401 {:error "login failed"})))
(catch Exception e
(println "[tbd] Gitea login failed:" (.getMessage e))
(respond 502 {:error "could not complete login with Gitea"})))))))
(defn- me-handler [config]
(fn [req]
(if-let [{:keys [login id]} (mw/current-user req)]
(respond 200 {:login login :id id :admin? (auth/admin? config login)})
(respond 401 {:error "login required"}))))
(defn routes [config]
["/auth"
["/login" {:get {:tags ["auth"]
:summary "Start the Gitea OAuth login (redirects to Gitea); afterwards the browser goes to `return_to` (a local path) or /"
:parameters {:query [:map [:return_to {:optional true} :string]]}
:handler (login-handler config)}}]
["/callback" {:get {:tags ["auth"]
:summary "OAuth redirect target; completes the login and redirects to / (or the login's return_to)"
:parameters {:query [:map
[:code {:optional true} :string]
[:state {:optional true} :string]
[:error {:optional true} :string]]}
:handler (callback-handler config)}}]
["/logout" {:post {:tags ["auth"]
:summary "End the session"
:handler (fn [_req]
(assoc (respond 200 {:logged-out true}) :session nil))}}]
["/me" {:get {:tags ["auth"]
:summary "The logged-in user (401 if not logged in)"
:handler (me-handler config)}}]])
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(ns tbd.chat.routes
"/api/chat: an AG-UI (Agent-User Interaction Protocol, https://docs.ag-ui.com) run. A caller
POSTs a RunAgentInput (tbd.chat.schema/RunAgentInput) and gets the agent's reply streamed back
as AG-UI's server-sent events: RUN_STARTED, then TEXT_MESSAGE_*/REASONING_MESSAGE_*/TOOL_CALL_*
as the model generates, then RUN_FINISHED or RUN_ERROR. The agent itself (its system prompt,
the LLM call, tool-call assembly) is tbd.agent.core; this ns only translates its internal event
shape ({:thinking}/{:content}/{:tool-calls}/{:done}/{:error}, see tbd.agent.core's ns docstring)
to and from AG-UI's wire format.
AG-UI's frontend-tool model — the agent asks for a call, the browser (tbd.ui.webmcp) runs it and
sends the result back as a `tool` message on the next run — is exactly the loop tbd.ui.events
already drove against the old bespoke SSE shape; nothing about that loop changes here."
(:require [muuntaja.core :as m]
[ring.core.protocols :as ring-protocols]
[tbd.agent.core :as agent]
[tbd.chat.schema :as schema]
[tbd.http :refer [respond]])
(:import (java.io IOException OutputStream)
(java.nio.charset StandardCharsets)))
(def ^:private error-status {:unavailable 503 :upstream 502})
(defn- sse-event
"One server-sent event: `event` (an AG-UI BaseEvent, a plain map with a `:type`) as JSON, on a
single line."
^bytes [event]
(.getBytes (str "data: " (slurp (m/encode "application/json" event)) "\n\n") StandardCharsets/UTF_8))
;; --- Internal pump events -> AG-UI events ---
(defn- open-reasoning [{:keys [reasoning-id] :as state}]
(if (:reasoning-open? state)
[state []]
[(assoc state :reasoning-open? true)
[{:type "REASONING_START" :messageId reasoning-id}
{:type "REASONING_MESSAGE_START" :messageId reasoning-id :role "reasoning"}]]))
(defn- close-reasoning [{:keys [reasoning-id] :as state}]
(if-not (:reasoning-open? state)
[state []]
[(assoc state :reasoning-open? false)
[{:type "REASONING_MESSAGE_END" :messageId reasoning-id}
{:type "REASONING_END" :messageId reasoning-id}]]))
(defn- open-text [{:keys [text-id] :as state}]
(if (:text-open? state)
[state []]
[(assoc state :text-open? true)
[{:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_START" :messageId text-id :role "assistant"}]]))
(defn- close-text [{:keys [text-id] :as state}]
(if-not (:text-open? state)
[state []]
[(assoc state :text-open? false)
[{:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_END" :messageId text-id}]]))
(defn- close-all [state]
(let [[state text-events] (close-text state)
[state reasoning-events] (close-reasoning state)]
[state (into text-events reasoning-events)]))
(defn- tool-call-events [{:keys [id name arguments]}]
[{:type "TOOL_CALL_START" :toolCallId id :toolCallName name}
{:type "TOOL_CALL_ARGS" :toolCallId id :delta (str arguments)}
{:type "TOOL_CALL_END" :toolCallId id}])
(defn- ag-ui-events
"[state' events]: `state` ({:reasoning-id :text-id :reasoning-open? :text-open?}) and the AG-UI
events `event` (tbd.agent.core's internal shape) translates to, opening/closing the
reasoning/text message streams as the model switches between them."
[state {:keys [thinking content tool-calls done error]} thread-id run-id]
(cond
thinking (let [[state closed] (close-text state)
[state opened] (open-reasoning state)]
[state (conj (into closed opened)
{:type "REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :messageId (:reasoning-id state) :delta thinking})])
content (let [[state closed] (close-reasoning state)
[state opened] (open-text state)]
[state (conj (into closed opened)
{:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :messageId (:text-id state) :delta content})])
tool-calls (let [[state closing] (close-all state)]
[state (into closing (mapcat tool-call-events) tool-calls)])
done (let [[state closing] (close-all state)]
[state (conj closing {:type "RUN_FINISHED" :threadId thread-id :runId run-id})])
error (let [[state closing] (close-all state)]
[state (conj closing {:type "RUN_ERROR" :message error})])
:else [state []]))
(defn- event-stream
"A response body that writes what `pump` (see tbd.agent.core/start) forwards, translated to AG-UI
events, flushing after every one so they arrive as they are generated. A browser that goes away
stops it, and the LLM's request with it."
[pump thread-id run-id]
(reify ring-protocols/StreamableResponseBody
(write-body-to-stream [_ _ out]
(let [state (atom {:reasoning-id (str (random-uuid)) :text-id (str (random-uuid))
:reasoning-open? false :text-open? false})
write! (fn [event] (.write ^OutputStream out (sse-event event)) (.flush ^OutputStream out))]
(try
(write! {:type "RUN_STARTED" :threadId thread-id :runId run-id})
(pump (fn [internal-event]
(let [[state' events] (ag-ui-events @state internal-event thread-id run-id)]
(reset! state state')
(run! write! events))))
(catch IOException _ nil))))))
(defn- chat-handler [config]
(fn [{{{:keys [messages tools threadId runId] :as input} :body} :parameters}]
(let [thread-id (or threadId (str (random-uuid)))
run-id (or runId (str (random-uuid)))
system-text (schema/system-text input)
internal-messages (mapv schema/->internal-message messages)
internal-tools (mapv schema/->internal-tool tools)
{:keys [ok error kind]} (agent/start config system-text internal-messages internal-tools)]
(if error
(respond (error-status kind) {:error error})
{:status 200
:headers {"Content-Type" "text/event-stream; charset=utf-8"
"Cache-Control" "no-cache"
;; nginx would otherwise hold the events back until the reply is over
"X-Accel-Buffering" "no"}
:body (event-stream ok thread-id run-id)}))))
(defn routes
"`config` is the agent config (see tbd.agent.core/env-config). Only logged-in users may chat:
every message costs the LLM server's time."
[config]
["/api/chat"
{:post {:tags ["chat"]
:login? true
:summary "An AG-UI (https://docs.ag-ui.com) run: POST a RunAgentInput (the conversation so far, tools on offer, and `context` — the page the user is on travels as {\"description\":\"page\",\"value\":\"...\"}); the reply streams back as AG-UI server-sent events (RUN_STARTED, TEXT_MESSAGE_*/REASONING_MESSAGE_*/TOOL_CALL_* as the model generates, then RUN_FINISHED or RUN_ERROR). Failures before the run starts are ordinary errors: 400 for an invalid input, 502 if the LLM server can't be reached or refuses, 503 if the agent isn't configured"
:parameters {:body schema/RunAgentInput}
:handler (chat-handler config)}}])
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(ns tbd.chat.schema
"The shape of /api/chat's request, as Malli schemas, coerced by tbd.chat.routes: an AG-UI
RunAgentInput (https://docs.ag-ui.com), the standard wire format for an agent↔frontend run. The
limits are what keeps the endpoint from being a free pipe to the LLM: a conversation is bounded
in length, and the UI (tbd.ui.events) sends no more than `max-messages` of it.
The conversation can hold the model's use of the page's tools (see tbd.ui.model-context): an
assistant message that asks for calls (`:toolCalls`), followed by one \"tool\" role message with
the result of each. Those are the browser's to say, so they are as bounded as the rest. Which
page the user is on travels as a `context` entry ({:description \"page\" :value \"todos\"}) rather
than a dedicated field — AG-UI's place for ambient, non-conversation information."
(:require [tbd.agent.instructions :as instructions]))
(def max-messages 40)
(def max-message-length 8000)
(def max-tools 32)
(def max-tool-calls 16)
(def ^:private max-tool-schema-length
"How long a tool's metadata may be, printed: room for a tool of a dozen parameters."
5000)
(defn- small? [tool]
(<= (count (pr-str tool)) max-tool-schema-length))
(def Tool
"AG-UI's Tool: {name, description, parameters}. `parameters` is JSON Schema for the arguments,
which is the LLM's to read, so it is any (small) object."
[:and
[:map
[:name [:re #"^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]{1,64}$"]]
[:description {:optional true} [:string {:max 2000}]]
[:parameters {:optional true} [:map-of :keyword :any]]]
[:fn small?]])
(def ^:private Id [:string {:min 1 :max 200}])
(def FunctionCall
[:map
[:name [:string {:min 1 :max 200}]]
[:arguments [:string {:max 100000}]]])
(def ToolCall
"AG-UI's ToolCall: a call the model asked for. Its name and arguments are the model's own
words: nothing says they are a tool of the page, or JSON, so they are only bounded, generously
(a conversation that the server refused would be stuck: the UI sends it again with the next
message)."
[:map
[:id Id]
[:type [:= "function"]]
[:function FunctionCall]])
(def Message
"AG-UI's Message, narrowed to the roles this endpoint accepts from a caller: user, assistant
(optionally with `toolCalls`) and tool (answering one). `id` identifies the message within the
conversation (AG-UI requires it); this endpoint doesn't need it to be unique or stable, only
present."
[:multi {:dispatch :role}
["user" [:map
[:id Id]
[:role [:= "user"]]
[:content [:string {:min 1 :max max-message-length}]]]]
["assistant" [:and
[:map
[:id Id]
[:role [:= "assistant"]]
[:content {:optional true} [:string {:max max-message-length}]]
[:toolCalls {:optional true} [:vector {:max max-tool-calls} ToolCall]]]
[:fn (fn [{:keys [content toolCalls]}] (or (seq content) (seq toolCalls)))]]]
["tool" [:map
[:id Id]
[:role [:= "tool"]]
[:toolCallId Id]
[:content [:string {:min 1 :max max-message-length}]]]]])
(def Context
"AG-UI's Context: a named piece of ambient information for the run. The page the user is on is
sent as {:description \"page\" :value \"<page id>\"}."
[:map
[:description [:string {:max 200}]]
[:value [:string {:max 2000}]]])
(def RunAgentInput
"AG-UI's RunAgentInput: the conversation so far, oldest first (`messages`), the tools on offer
for this run (`tools`), and ambient information (`context`, which is where `page` travels).
`threadId`/`runId` identify the run to the client; this server is stateless between turns (the
browser resends the whole conversation each time, see tbd.ui.events), so it only echoes them
back, never reads them."
[:map
[:threadId {:optional true} [:string {:max 200}]]
[:runId {:optional true} [:string {:max 200}]]
[:messages [:vector {:min 1 :max max-messages} Message]]
[:tools {:optional true} [:vector {:max max-tools} Tool]]
[:context {:optional true} [:vector {:max 8} Context]]])
(defn page-of
"The `page` context entry's value, or nil."
[context]
(some #(when (= "page" (:description %)) (:value %)) context))
(defn ->internal-tool
"An AG-UI Tool as the MCP-style {:name :description :inputSchema} tbd.agent.core and
tbd.agent.json-schema expect."
[{:keys [name description parameters]}]
(cond-> {:name name :inputSchema (or parameters {})}
description (assoc :description description)))
(defn ->internal-message
"An AG-UI Message as tbd.agent.core's internal {:role :content :tool-calls :tool-call-id} (see
tbd.agent.core/llm-message)."
[{:keys [role content toolCalls toolCallId]}]
(cond-> {:role role :content content}
(seq toolCalls) (assoc :tool-calls
(mapv (fn [{:keys [id function]}]
{:id id :name (:name function) :arguments (:arguments function)})
toolCalls))
toolCallId (assoc :tool-call-id toolCallId)))
(defn system-text
"The agent's own system prompt for this run (see tbd.agent.instructions), never the caller's to
supply: only `page` (from `context`) and `tools` shape it."
[{:keys [tools context]}]
(instructions/chat-system-message (page-of context) tools))
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(ns tbd.chat.trace
"Observability for the chatbot's LLM turns: what the model was asked, what it did with it, how long
it took, and whether it looks stuck. No Ring and no LLM here; tbd.agent.core (the chatbot's agent)
and tbd.agent.a2a (the A2A server) both call it.
One request to /api/chat, or one message to the A2A server, is one turn of the model. The loop that
runs the chatbot's tools lives in the browser
(tbd.ui.events): a tool's result comes back as a new request holding the conversation so far, so the
server keeps nothing between turns. A stuck agent shows up in two ways, and both are watched:
- within a turn, as reasoning that never ends (`:long-reasoning`) or that says the same sentence
again and again (`:repeated-thinking`);
- across turns, as the same tool call made over and over (`:repeated-call`), read off the
conversation each request carries.
Every turn is one `tracer`: `begin!` when the request goes out (logs `:turn-start`), `observe!` for
each event of the reply (logs a `:loop-suspect` when one of the above trips), `finish!` when it ends
(logs `:turn-end`, with the outcome, timings, sizes and flags). A tracer is for one thread, the one
that reads the reply.
Turns are correlated by `req` (one per turn) and `run` (a hash of the user's last message, the same
for every turn of the tool loop it started), with `step` counting the turns of the run from 0.
Entries are maps that go to a `sink`. `sink` prints each as one `[tbd] chat <event> k=v ...` line and,
if given a file, appends it there as JSON. Only the file has the text of the reasoning and the reply
(`:reasoning`, `:reply`) and the run's messages (`:input`): they are what you read to see why a
model is looping, and they are the user's words, so they are off unless a file is asked for
(CHAT_TRACE_FILE, see tbd.agent.core/env-config)."
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
[clojure.string :as str]
[muuntaja.core :as m])
(:import (java.time Instant)))
(def reasoning-warn-chars
"Reasoning this long, without an answer or a call yet, is worth a look: a `:long-reasoning` entry
at this many characters, and again at each doubling."
8000)
(def ^:private repeat-min-length
"Shorter sentences (\"Let me check.\") repeat in any reasoning; only longer ones say anything."
20)
(def ^:private repeat-warn-count
"A sentence of the reasoning said this many times is a `:repeated-thinking`; and again at each doubling."
4)
(def ^:private repeated-call-warn-count
"The same tool called with the same arguments this many times in one run is a `:repeated-call`."
3)
(def ^:private max-distinct-sentences 5000)
(def ^:private max-pending-chars 1000)
(def ^:private max-args-length 500)
(def ^:private sample-length 160)
(defn- now-ms [] (quot (System/nanoTime) 1000000))
(defn- truncate [s n]
(let [s (str s)]
(if (> (count s) n) (str (subs s 0 n) "…") s)))
;; --- Reading the conversation ---
(defn run-summary
"What the conversation `messages` (see tbd.chat.schema/Message) says about the tool loop it is in.
A run starts at the user's last message: `:run` is a short hash of it (the same for every turn of
the run, which is what ties their log lines together), `:step` how many assistant messages have
answered it so far (0 for the first turn), `:run-calls` how many tool calls those made,
`:top-call` {:tool :args :count} the call made most often (nil if none), and `:input` the messages
of the run, the user's first."
[messages]
(let [messages (vec messages)
user-at (last (keep-indexed (fn [i {:keys [role]}] (when (= "user" role) i)) messages))
input (if user-at (subvec messages user-at) messages)
answers (filter #(= "assistant" (:role %)) input)
calls (into [] (mapcat :tool-calls) answers)
[[tool args] n] (when (seq calls)
(apply max-key val (frequencies (map (juxt :name :arguments) calls))))]
{:run (if user-at (format "%08x" (bit-and 0xffffffff (hash (:content (messages user-at))))) "-")
:step (count answers)
:run-calls (count calls)
:top-call (when tool {:tool tool :args args :count n})
:input input}))
;; --- Watching the reply ---
(defn- split-sentences
"[complete pending]: the sentences of `text` that are finished (a full stop, question or exclamation
mark, or a line break, ends one), and the rest, which the next piece of text may go on with."
[text]
(let [parts (str/split text #"(?<=[.!?])\s+|\n+" -1)
complete (pop parts)
pending (peek parts)]
(if (> (count pending) max-pending-chars)
[(conj complete pending) ""]
[complete pending])))
(defn- repeat-milestone?
"True at the count that is worth a log line: `repeat-warn-count`, then each doubling of it."
[n]
(and (>= n repeat-warn-count)
(zero? (rem n repeat-warn-count))
(let [q (quot n repeat-warn-count)] (zero? (bit-and q (dec q))))))
(defn- count-sentence
"[seen alerts], with `sentence` counted in `seen` ({normalized sentence count}); an alert if it
has now been said often enough. Case, spacing and the mark that ends it don't make a sentence
another: a model that loops varies those as it likes."
[[seen alerts] sentence]
(let [k (-> sentence str/trim str/lower-case (str/replace #"\s+" " ") (str/replace #"[.!?]+$" ""))]
(if (or (< (count k) repeat-min-length)
(and (not (contains? seen k)) (>= (count seen) max-distinct-sentences)))
[seen alerts]
(let [n (inc (get seen k 0))]
[(assoc seen k n)
(cond-> alerts
(repeat-milestone? n) (conj {:kind :repeated-thinking :count n
:text (truncate sentence sample-length)}))]))))
(defn- think
"[state' alerts] after `text` of the model's reasoning."
[state text now full?]
(let [state (cond-> (-> state
(update :thinking-events inc)
(update :thinking-chars + (count text))
(update :first-thinking-at #(or % now)))
full? (update :reasoning conj text))
[complete pending] (split-sentences (str (:pending state) text))
[seen alerts] (reduce count-sentence [(:seen state) []] complete)
chars (:thinking-chars state)
long? (>= chars (:next-long-warn state))]
[(cond-> (assoc state :pending pending :seen seen)
long? (update :next-long-warn * 2))
(cond-> alerts
long? (conj {:kind :long-reasoning :chars chars :elapsed-ms (- now (:t0 state))}))]))
(defn- advance
"[state' alerts]: `state` after one event of the LLM's reply (the map tbd.agent.core/observe! is
called with: any of :content, :thinking, :finish-reason, :usage)."
[state {:keys [content thinking call-deltas finish-reason usage]} now full?]
(let [state (cond-> (-> state
(update :events inc)
(update :first-event-at #(or % now)))
content (-> (update :content-chars + (count content))
(update :first-content-at #(or % now)))
(and content full?) (update :reply conj content)
(seq call-deltas) (update :first-call-at #(or % now))
finish-reason (assoc :finish-reason finish-reason)
usage (assoc :usage usage))]
(if (seq thinking)
(think state thinking now full?)
[state []])))
;; --- Sinks: where entries go ---
(def ^:private lock (Object.))
(def ^:private field-order
[:req :run :step :kind :outcome :page :model :messages :tools :prompt-chars :run-calls :duration-ms
:ttft-ms :think-ms :events :thinking-chars :content-chars :finish-reason :prompt-tokens
:completion-tokens :count :chars :elapsed-ms :tool :args :text :calls :flags :error :detail])
(def ^:private heavy-fields
"What only the trace file gets."
#{:reasoning :reply :input})
(defn- render-field [k v]
(str (name k) "="
(cond
(keyword? v) (name v)
(= :calls k) (pr-str (str/join "; " (map (fn [{:keys [name args]}] (str name (truncate args 120))) v)))
(and (sequential? v) (every? keyword? v)) (str/join "," (map name v))
(and (string? v) (re-matches #"[\w./:@-]+" v)) v
:else (pr-str v))))
(defn render
"An entry as the line the log gets: `[tbd] chat turn-end req=ab12cd34 outcome=done ...`. Without the
heavy fields (see the ns docstring), and without what is nil or empty."
[{:keys [event] :as entry}]
(let [order (zipmap field-order (range))
fields (->> (reduce dissoc entry (cons :event heavy-fields))
(remove (fn [[_ v]] (or (nil? v) (and (coll? v) (empty? v)))))
(sort-by (fn [[k _]] [(get order k (count field-order)) (name k)])))]
(str "[tbd] chat " (name event) (apply str (for [[k v] fields] (str " " (render-field k v)))))))
(defn- json [data] (slurp (m/encode "application/json" data)))
(defn sink
"A fn that takes entries: prints each with `render`, and appends it to `file`, if there is one, as a
line of JSON with a timestamp and all its fields. A file that can't be written to is complained
about, and never fails the chat."
[file]
(when file (io/make-parents (io/file file)))
(fn [entry]
(locking lock
(println (render entry))
(when file
(try (spit file (str (json (-> (into {} (remove (comp nil? val)) entry)
(assoc :ts (str (Instant/now)))))
"\n")
:append true)
(catch Exception e
(println "[tbd] chat: can't write the trace file" file (str "(" (.getMessage e) ")"))))))))
(defn config-for
"The trace config (what `begin!` takes) for a trace file, or none if `file` is nil: the entries are
logged either way, and the text of the reasoning and the replies goes to the file only."
[file]
{:sink (sink file) :full-text? (some? file) :file file})
(def default-config
"Log lines only."
(config-for nil))
;; --- Tracing a turn ---
(defn- log! [{:keys [sink ids]} event fields]
(try (sink (merge {:event event} ids fields))
(catch Throwable _ nil)))
(defn begin!
"Starts tracing a turn, and logs `:turn-start`; `messages`, `tools` and `page` are the request's, and
`model` the LLM's, if the config names one. `trace` is a config of `config-for`, or nil for
`default-config`. Returns the tracer."
[trace {:keys [messages tools page model]}]
(let [{:keys [sink full-text?]} (or trace default-config)
{:keys [run step run-calls top-call input]} (run-summary messages)
tracer {:sink sink :full-text? full-text?
:ids {:req (subs (str (random-uuid)) 0 8) :run run :step step}
:state (atom {:t0 (now-ms) :events 0 :thinking-events 0 :thinking-chars 0
:content-chars 0 :next-long-warn reasoning-warn-chars
:seen {} :pending "" :reasoning [] :reply [] :flags #{}})}]
(log! tracer :turn-start
(cond-> {:page page :model model :messages (count messages) :tools (count tools)
:prompt-chars (transduce (map #(count (:content %))) + 0 messages)
:run-calls run-calls}
full-text? (assoc :input input)))
(when (and top-call (>= (:count top-call) repeated-call-warn-count))
(log! tracer :loop-suspect {:kind :repeated-call :tool (:tool top-call) :count (:count top-call)
:args (truncate (:args top-call) sample-length)}))
tracer))
(defn observe!
"Takes one event of the LLM's reply (see tbd.agent.core, whose pump calls this: :content, :thinking,
or, at the end of a turn, :finish-reason and :usage), logging a `:loop-suspect` if the reasoning has
gone on for long, or is repeating itself."
[{:keys [state full-text?] :as tracer} event]
(let [[state' alerts] (advance @state event (now-ms) full-text?)]
(reset! state (update state' :flags into (map :kind) alerts))
(doseq [alert alerts]
(log! tracer :loop-suspect alert))))
(defn finish!
"Ends the turn, logging `:turn-end`; only the first call does anything, so it is safe to call
again in a `finally`. `outcome` is a map: {:outcome :done | :tool-calls | :error | :upstream-error
| :aborted, :calls [{:name :arguments}] for :tool-calls, :error text and :detail text for the
failures}. :aborted is a turn that just stopped (the client went away, or something threw)."
[{:keys [state full-text?] :as tracer} {:keys [outcome calls error detail]}]
(let [s @state]
(when-not (:finished? s)
(swap! state assoc :finished? true)
(let [now (now-ms)
{:keys [t0 first-event-at first-thinking-at first-content-at first-call-at usage]} s
answered-at (or first-content-at first-call-at)
flags (cond-> (:flags s) (= "length" (:finish-reason s)) (conj :truncated))]
(log! tracer :turn-end
(cond-> {:outcome outcome
:duration-ms (- now t0)
:ttft-ms (some-> first-event-at (- t0))
:think-ms (when first-thinking-at (- (or answered-at now) first-thinking-at))
:events (:events s)
:thinking-chars (:thinking-chars s)
:content-chars (:content-chars s)
:finish-reason (:finish-reason s)
:prompt-tokens (:prompt_tokens usage)
:completion-tokens (:completion_tokens usage)
:calls (mapv (fn [{:keys [name arguments]}]
{:name name :args (truncate arguments max-args-length)})
calls)
:error error
:detail detail
:flags (vec (sort flags))}
full-text? (assoc :reasoning (str/join (:reasoning s))
:reply (str/join (:reply s)))))))))
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(ns tbd.core
(:require [ring.adapter.jetty :as jetty]
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[ring.adapter.jetty :as jetty]
[ring.middleware.defaults :refer [wrap-defaults api-defaults]]
[ring.middleware.head :refer [wrap-head]]
[reitit.ring :as ring]
[reitit.swagger :as swagger]
[reitit.swagger-ui :as swagger-ui]
[reitit.coercion]
[reitit.coercion.malli :as malli]
[reitit.ring.coercion :as coercion]
[reitit.ring.middleware.exception :as exception]
[reitit.ring.middleware.muuntaja :as muuntaja-middleware]
[reitit.ring.middleware.parameters :as parameters]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[ring.util.response :as response]
[tbd.agent.a2a :as a2a]
[tbd.agent.core :as agent]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]
[tbd.auth.middleware :as auth-mw]
[tbd.auth.routes :as auth-routes]
[tbd.chat.routes :as chat-routes]
[tbd.health.routes :as health]
[tbd.math.routes :as math]))
[tbd.http :as http]
[tbd.math.routes :as math]
[tbd.mcp.routes :as mcp-routes]
[tbd.nrepl.core :as nrepl]
[tbd.nrepl.routes :as nrepl-routes]
[tbd.oauth.db :as oauth-db]
[tbd.oauth.routes :as oauth-routes]
[tbd.sqlite :as sqlite]
[tbd.todo.db :as todo-db]
[tbd.todo.routes :as todo-routes]))
(defn- swagger-handler
"reitit emits `\"definitions\": null` when no route declares a schema, which
@@ -21,31 +43,93 @@
(and (map? (:body resp)) (nil? (:definitions (:body resp))))
(update :body dissoc :definitions))))))
(defn- coercion-error-handler
"Invalid request params -> 400, in the same shape (and format) the routes use."
[e _req]
(http/respond 400 {:error "invalid request parameters"
:details (:humanized (reitit.coercion/encode-error (ex-data e)))}))
(defn- index-handler
"The HTML shell for the re-frame UI (ui/); it loads the compiled JS from /js. With a WebMCP
origin-trial token it also sends it as an `Origin-Trial` header, which is how Chrome enables the
trial for this origin before any script runs."
[{:keys [origin-trial-token]}]
(fn [_req]
(cond-> (-> (response/resource-response "public/index.html")
(response/content-type "text/html; charset=utf-8"))
(seq origin-trial-token) (response/header "Origin-Trial" origin-trial-token))))
(defn- decode-error-handler
"A request body that isn't valid for its Content-Type -> 400, in the same shape (and format) the routes use."
[_e _req]
(http/respond 400 {:error "malformed request body"}))
(def ^:private exception-middleware
(exception/create-exception-middleware
(assoc exception/default-handlers
:reitit.coercion/request-coercion coercion-error-handler
:muuntaja/decode decode-error-handler)))
;; Each logical group (health, users, orders, ...) owns a `tbd.<group>.routes`
;; namespace that returns its own route subtree; they're concatenated here.
(def router
(ring/router
[["/swagger.json"
{:get {:no-doc true
:swagger {:info {:title "tbd API" :version "1.0.0"}}
:handler (swagger-handler)}}]
["/" {:get {:no-doc true
:handler (fn [_req]
{:status 200
:headers {"Content-Type" "text/plain; charset=utf-8"}
:body "tbd API — see /api-docs for documentation, /swagger.json for the spec"})}}]
(health/routes)
(math/routes)]
{:data {:muuntaja m/instance
:middleware [muuntaja-middleware/format-middleware]}}))
(defn make-router [{:keys [auth nrepl db webmcp chat]}]
;; One database for every group's tables, opened (and migrated) on first use, not when the app loads.
(let [ds (delay (sqlite/open (:db-path db) todo-db/migrate! oauth-db/migrate!))]
(ring/router
[["/swagger.json"
;; The spec is JSON, whatever the API default is (Swagger UI can't read EDN).
{:muuntaja m/instance
:get {:no-doc true
:swagger {:info {:title "tbd API" :version "1.0.0"}}
:handler (swagger-handler)}}]
["/" {:get {:no-doc true
:handler (index-handler webmcp)}}]
(health/routes)
(math/routes)
(mcp-routes/routes auth ds)
(a2a/routes auth ds chat)
(oauth-routes/routes auth ds)
(auth-routes/routes auth)
(chat-routes/routes chat)
(nrepl-routes/routes nrepl)
(todo-routes/routes ds)]
{:data {:muuntaja http/muuntaja
:coercion malli/coercion
;; Handlers (and the auth/error middleware) return plain data; the muuntaja
;; middleware encodes it as the Accept header asks, so it wraps everything else.
;; Auth comes next, so unauthenticated callers to `:admin? true` / `:login? true`
;; routes are turned away before any body parsing or coercion runs. The request
;; half of muuntaja is split off below the exception middleware (rather than using the
;; combined format-middleware) so a malformed request body is caught and answered with a 400.
:middleware [muuntaja-middleware/format-negotiate-middleware
muuntaja-middleware/format-response-middleware
(auth-mw/admin-middleware auth)
auth-mw/login-middleware
parameters/parameters-middleware
exception-middleware
muuntaja-middleware/format-request-middleware
coercion/coerce-request-middleware]}})))
(def app
(defn make-app [{:keys [auth] :as config}]
(-> (ring/ring-handler
router
(make-router config)
(ring/routes
(swagger-ui/create-swagger-ui-handler {:path "/api-docs"})
;; Compiled UI (script/ui-build writes resources/public/js).
(ring/create-resource-handler {:path "/js" :root "public/js"})
(ring/create-default-handler)))
wrap-head))
wrap-head
http/wrap-browser-viewable-edn
(auth-mw/session-middleware auth)))
(def config
{:auth (auth/env-config)
:nrepl (nrepl/env-config)
:chat (agent/env-config)
:db (sqlite/env-config)
:webmcp {:origin-trial-token (some-> (System/getenv "WEBMCP_ORIGIN_TRIAL_TOKEN") str/trim not-empty)}})
(def app (make-app config))
(defn add-shutdown-hook [server]
(.addShutdownHook
@@ -56,6 +140,16 @@
(let [port (Integer/parseInt (str (or (System/getenv "PORT")
(get opts :port 3000))))]
(println (format "[tbd] starting server on port %d..." port))
(when-not (auth/configured? (:auth config))
(println "[tbd] WARNING: Gitea OAuth is not configured; login, the admin API and the MCP endpoint are unavailable"))
(when (empty? (get-in config [:auth :admin-users]))
(println "[tbd] WARNING: ADMIN_USERS is empty; nobody can use the admin API"))
(when-not (get-in config [:auth :session-secret])
(println "[tbd] WARNING: SESSION_SECRET is not set; logins won't survive a restart"))
(when-not (agent/configured? (:chat config))
(println "[tbd] LMSTUDIO_URL is not set; the chatbot is unavailable"))
(when-let [file (get-in config [:chat :trace :file])]
(println (str "[tbd] chat: tracing every turn, reasoning and replies included, to " file)))
(try
(let [server (jetty/run-jetty (wrap-defaults app api-defaults)
{:port port
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(ns tbd.http
(:require [muuntaja.core :as m]))
(def muuntaja
"Content negotiation for the API. The request body is decoded by its Content-Type and the
response is encoded by the Accept header: JSON, EDN or Transit. When a request doesn't say
(no Content-Type, no Accept, or an Accept nothing here satisfies, like `*/*`) it is EDN."
(m/create
(-> m/default-options
(assoc :default-format "application/edn")
(assoc-in [:http :extract-content-type]
#(or (m/extract-content-type-ring %) "application/edn")))))
(defn respond
"A response whose `body` is plain data; the muuntaja middleware encodes it as the client asked."
[status body]
{:status status :body body})
(defn wrap-browser-viewable-edn
"Browsers download `application/edn` instead of showing it. When the request comes from a
browser navigation (Accept includes text/html), relabel EDN responses as text/plain so they
render inline. Programmatic clients (fetch, curl, ...) still get `application/edn`."
[handler]
(fn [req]
(let [resp (handler req)
accept (get-in req [:headers "accept"] "")
content-type (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"] "")]
(if (and (re-find #"text/html" accept)
(.startsWith ^String content-type "application/edn"))
(assoc-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"] "text/plain; charset=utf-8")
resp))))
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(ns tbd.math.routes
(:require [tbd.math.core :as math]))
(:require [tbd.http :as http]
[tbd.math.core :as math]
[tbd.math.schema :as schema]))
(defn- parse-num [s]
(when s
(or (parse-long s) (parse-double s))))
(defn- edn-response [status body]
{:status status
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/edn; charset=utf-8"}
:body (pr-str body)})
(defn- add-handler [{:keys [query-params]}]
(let [x (parse-num (get query-params "x"))
y (parse-num (get query-params "y"))]
(if (and x y)
(edn-response 200 {:result (math/add x y)})
(edn-response 400 {:error "x and y query params are required and must be numbers"}))))
(defn- add-handler [{{{:keys [x y]} :query} :parameters}]
(http/respond 200 {:result (math/add x y)}))
(defn routes []
["/api/add"
{:get {:tags ["math"]
:summary "Add two numbers (?x=2&y=3 => {:result 5})"
:parameters {:query schema/Add}
:handler add-handler}}])
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(ns tbd.math.schema
"The shapes of the math group's data, as Malli schemas. This is the one definition of them:
the HTTP routes coerce and validate requests with it (tbd.math.routes), and the MCP tools
derive their input schema and validate their arguments from it (tbd.mcp.tools).")
(defn- number [description]
;; :int first so \"2\" stays a long (a bare `number?` or :double would decode it to 2.0).
;; The :swagger/* and :json-schema/* props make the generated specs say plain `number`
;; instead of the first :or branch.
[:or {:description description
:swagger/type "number" :swagger/format "double"
:json-schema/type "number" :json-schema/format "double"}
:int :double])
(def Add
"The two addends."
[:map
[:x (number "First addend")]
[:y (number "Second addend")]])
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(ns tbd.mcp.routes
"The MCP server, run as part of this server: plumcp's Streamable HTTP transport as a Ring
handler mounted at `/mcp`. Point an MCP client at <BASE_URL>/mcp. The tools it offers are in
tbd.mcp.tools. Every request needs an OAuth access token from tbd's own authorization server
(tbd.oauth.routes); tbd.oauth.middleware checks it and tells the tools who is calling."
(:require [plumcp.core.api.entity-support :as es]
[plumcp.core.deps.runtime :as rt]
[plumcp.core.server.http-ring :as mcp-http]
[plumcp.core.server.server-support :as mcp-server]
[plumcp.core.support.traffic-logger :as traffic-logger]
[tbd.mcp.tools :as tools]
[tbd.oauth.middleware :as oauth-mw]))
(defn- wrap-runtime
"`handler` with `bindings` added to the plumcp runtime bag of every request, for the tools to use."
[handler bindings]
(fn [req] (handler (rt/upsert-runtime req bindings))))
(defn make-handler
"A Ring handler speaking MCP over Streamable HTTP, for callers with a valid access token
(`auth` is the auth config, `ds` a delay of the app's database). It keeps its MCP sessions in
memory, so each handler is its own server: sessions don't outlive it, and aren't shared between nodes."
[auth ds]
(let [{:keys [runtime jsonrpc-handler] :as options}
(mcp-server/make-server-options
{:info (es/make-info "tbd" "1.0.0" "tbd MCP server")
:primitives tools/primitives
;; The default logs every MCP message to stderr; it's noise (and tool arguments).
:traffic-logger traffic-logger/nop-traffic-logger})]
(-> (mcp-http/make-ring-handler runtime jsonrpc-handler options)
;; What the tools that touch todos need besides the caller (see tbd.mcp.tools).
(wrap-runtime {tools/ds-key ds})
;; Jetty hands over the body as a stream; plumcp reads the message through `:on-msg`.
mcp-http/wrap-request-body-reader
;; Outermost, so a request without a token is turned away before its body is read.
(oauth-mw/wrap-bearer-auth auth ds))))
(defn routes [auth ds]
(let [handler (make-handler auth ds)]
["/mcp"
;; plumcp does its own content negotiation, JSON parsing and (via the wrapper above) body
;; reading, so it must not sit behind the API's muuntaja/coercion middleware chain. ^:replace
;; drops the router-wide :middleware for this route instead of adding to it.
{:middleware ^:replace []
:no-doc true
;; No :get on purpose. That is MCP's optional server-to-client SSE stream, and the spec lets
;; a server answer it with 405. Under Jetty it would also hang: the response headers aren't
;; sent until the first event, and every open stream holds a thread. None of the tools push
;; anything, so nothing is lost. Add :get here if one ever needs to (and test it against Jetty).
:post {:handler handler}
:delete {:handler handler}}]))
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(ns tbd.mcp.schema
"MCP tools defined from Malli schemas, the same ones the HTTP routes use (tbd.<group>.schema),
so a shape of data is written down once. A schema gives the tool its JSON-Schema input schema
(what clients and models see) and coerces and validates the arguments it is called with. plumcp
itself only checks that required arguments are present."
(:require [malli.core :as m]
[malli.error :as me]
[malli.json-schema :as json-schema]
[malli.transform :as mt]
[plumcp.core.api.capability :as cap]
[plumcp.core.deps.runtime :as rt]))
(def ^:private transformer
;; Unknown arguments are dropped, and JSON values become what the schema says (keywords, ...).
(mt/transformer mt/strip-extra-keys-transformer mt/json-transformer))
(defn coerce!
"`args` decoded for `schema`, or an exception whose message says what is wrong with them
(an exception in a tool is an error result the model can read)."
[schema args]
(let [decoded (m/decode schema args transformer)]
(if (m/validate schema decoded)
decoded
(throw (ex-info (str "invalid arguments: " (pr-str (me/humanize (m/explain schema decoded))))
{})))))
(defn tool
"A tool for plumcp's `:primitives` `:tools`. `schema` is a `:map` schema of its arguments; `f` is
called with them, coerced and validated, and with the request's plumcp runtime bag (`ctx`, where
tbd.mcp.routes and tbd.oauth.middleware put what tools need: read it with `ctx-get`). It returns a
string, number, boolean or vector of content, or throws."
[tool-name description schema f]
(cap/make-tool-item tool-name (json-schema/transform schema)
(fn [args] (f (coerce! schema (dissoc args rt/k-runtime)) args))
:description description))
(defn ctx-get
"`k` from the runtime bag `ctx`; throws if it is missing (a bug, not something to run without)."
[ctx k]
(rt/!>get ctx k))
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(ns tbd.mcp.tools
"The MCP tools the server offers, in the shape plumcp's server options take as `:primitives`.
Like the HTTP handlers, a tool is a thin adapter over a group's business logic: pure functions
(tbd.<group>.core) or, for a group with storage, its service (tbd.<group>.service), which the
HTTP routes call too. A tool has no rules of its own and never touches a database. Its
arguments are described by the group's Malli schema (tbd.<group>.schema), the same one the HTTP
routes use, so shapes are defined once and every tool gets its input schema and argument
validation from them (see tbd.mcp.schema).
A tool function takes the coerced arguments and the request context, and returns a string,
number, boolean or vector of content, or throws: an exception becomes an error result the model
can read, not a failed request."
(:require [muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.math.core :as math]
[tbd.math.schema :as math-schema]
[tbd.mcp.schema :refer [tool ctx-get]]
[tbd.oauth.middleware :as oauth-mw]
[tbd.todo.schema :as todo-schema]
[tbd.todo.service :as todo]))
(def ds-key
"Where the database (a delay, as for the HTTP routes) is in the request's plumcp runtime bag;
tbd.mcp.routes puts it there."
:tbd/ds)
(defn- current-user
"Who is calling: {:login :id :admin? :client-id}, the user whose access token the request
carried (see tbd.oauth.middleware). Tools that touch a user's data go through this, and
check `:admin?` for anything admin-only. Throws if there is none (the transport never lets
such a request through, so that would be a bug, and no tool should run as nobody)."
[ctx]
(ctx-get ctx (oauth-mw/user-key)))
(defn- ->json [data] (slurp (m/encode "application/json" data)))
(defn- ok!
"The value of a service result, or throws its error (which reaches the model as an error result)."
[{:keys [ok error]}]
(if error (throw (ex-info error {})) ok))
;; Todos belong to the caller, and tbd.todo.service scopes every operation to them.
(defn- ds [ctx] (ctx-get ctx ds-key))
(def primitives
{:tools
[(tool "ping" "Health check: returns pong" [:map]
(fn [_ _] "pong"))
(tool "add" "Add two numbers" math-schema/Add
(fn [{:keys [x y]} _] (math/add x y)))
(tool "whoami" "Says which user this connection acts as, and whether they are an admin" [:map]
(fn [_ ctx]
(let [{:keys [login id admin?]} (current-user ctx)]
(format "%s (Gitea user %d)%s" login id (if admin? ", admin" "")))))
(tool "list_todos" "Lists your todos (JSON: id, title, done, created-at, updated-at), oldest first" [:map]
(fn [_ ctx] (->json (ok! (todo/list-todos (ds ctx) (current-user ctx))))))
(tool "get_todo" "Gets one of your todos by id (JSON)" todo-schema/IdParam
(fn [{:keys [id]} ctx] (->json (ok! (todo/find-todo (ds ctx) (current-user ctx) id)))))
(tool "create_todo" "Creates a todo for you and returns it (JSON)" todo-schema/NewTodo
(fn [{:keys [title]} ctx] (->json (ok! (todo/create! (ds ctx) (current-user ctx) title)))))
(tool "update_todo" "Changes the title and/or done flag of one of your todos and returns it (JSON)"
todo-schema/UpdateTodo
(fn [{:keys [id] :as input} ctx]
(->json (ok! (todo/update! (ds ctx) (current-user ctx) id (dissoc input :id))))))
(tool "delete_todo" "Deletes one of your todos" todo-schema/IdParam
(fn [{:keys [id]} ctx]
(ok! (todo/delete! (ds ctx) (current-user ctx) id))
"deleted"))]})
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(ns tbd.nrepl.core
"The on-demand nREPL debug server. No HTTP here."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[nrepl.server :as nrepl])
(:import (java.net InetAddress InetSocketAddress Socket)))
(def default-port 7888)
;; nREPL has no authentication and evaluates arbitrary code, so it only listens on loopback
;; unless the operator explicitly opens it up.
(def default-bind "127.0.0.1")
(defn env-config
"NREPL_PORT (default 7888) and NREPL_BIND (default 127.0.0.1)."
([] (env-config (System/getenv)))
([env]
(let [port (get env "NREPL_PORT")
bind (get env "NREPL_BIND")]
{:port (if (str/blank? port) default-port (parse-long (str/trim port)))
:bind (if (str/blank? bind) default-bind (str/trim bind))})))
(defonce ^:private state (atom nil))
(defn status []
(if-let [{:keys [port bind]} @state]
{:enabled true :bind bind :port port}
{:enabled false}))
(defn enable!
"Starts the server if it isn't running (a no-op otherwise); returns the status. Port 0
picks a free port, and the status reports the one actually bound."
[{:keys [port bind]}]
(locking state
(when-not @state
(let [server (nrepl/start-server :port port :bind bind)]
(reset! state {:server server :bind bind :port (:port server)})))
(status)))
(defn- accepting?
"True if something takes connections on `bind`:`port` (a wildcard bind is probed via loopback)."
[bind port]
(let [addr (InetAddress/getByName bind)
addr (if (.isAnyLocalAddress addr) (InetAddress/getLoopbackAddress) addr)]
(try (with-open [s (Socket.)]
(.connect s (InetSocketAddress. addr (int port)) 200)
true)
(catch java.io.IOException _ false))))
(defn- await-closed
"Blocks until `bind`:`port` refuses connections, for up to two seconds. Closing a server socket
doesn't stop the kernel queueing connections while the accept loop is still blocked in accept(),
so for a moment after `stop-server` the port can still be connected to."
[bind port]
(let [deadline (+ (System/nanoTime) 2000000000)]
(while (and (accepting? bind port) (< (System/nanoTime) deadline))
(Thread/sleep 5))))
(defn disable!
"Stops the server if it's running, and returns once its port really refuses connections;
returns the status."
[]
(locking state
(when-let [{:keys [server bind port]} @state]
(nrepl/stop-server server)
(await-closed bind port)
(reset! state nil))
(status)))
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(ns tbd.nrepl.routes
(:require [tbd.http :refer [respond]]
[tbd.nrepl.core :as nrepl]))
(defn- toggle-handler [config]
(fn [{{{:keys [enabled]} :body} :parameters {:keys [login]} :user}]
(try
(let [status (if enabled (nrepl/enable! config) (nrepl/disable!))]
(println (format "[tbd] nREPL %s by %s%s"
(if enabled "enabled" "disabled")
login
(if enabled (format " on %s:%d" (:bind status) (:port status)) "")))
(respond 200 status))
(catch Exception e
(println "[tbd] nREPL toggle failed:" (.getMessage e))
(respond 500 {:error (str "could not change nREPL state: " (.getMessage e))})))))
(defn- status-handler [_req]
(respond 200 (nrepl/status)))
(defn routes [config]
["/nrepl"
{:get {:tags ["admin"]
:summary "Read whether the nREPL debug server is on or off (admin only)"
:admin? true
:handler status-handler}
:post {:tags ["admin"]
:summary "Enable or disable the nREPL debug server (admin only)"
:admin? true
:parameters {:body [:map [:enabled {:description "true starts the server, false stops it"} :boolean]]}
:handler (toggle-handler config)}}])
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(ns tbd.oauth.core
"The rules of tbd's own OAuth 2.1 authorization server, which is how MCP clients get a token
for /mcp: PKCE, redirect URI checks, scopes, the metadata documents clients discover it by,
and token generation. No Ring and no SQL here; tbd.oauth.routes and tbd.oauth.db own those.
Users prove who they are with the Gitea login (tbd.auth); the tokens issued here are tbd's
own, and Gitea's never leave the login step."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth])
(:import (java.net URI URISyntaxException)
(java.nio.charset StandardCharsets)
(java.security MessageDigest SecureRandom)
(java.util Base64 HexFormat)))
(def scope "The only scope: use the MCP server as yourself." "mcp")
(def code-ttl-ms "An authorization code must be traded for tokens within a minute." (* 60 1000))
(def access-ttl-ms (* 60 60 1000))
(def refresh-ttl-ms (* 30 24 60 60 1000))
(defn resource-url
"The MCP endpoint, which is the OAuth `resource` tokens are issued for."
[base-url]
(str base-url "/mcp"))
(defn protected-resource-metadata
"RFC 9728: tells a client that /mcp wants tokens and which authorization server issues them."
[base-url]
{:resource (resource-url base-url)
:authorization_servers [base-url]
:scopes_supported [scope]
:bearer_methods_supported ["header"]
:resource_name "tbd MCP server"})
(defn authorization-server-metadata
"RFC 8414: where a client registers, sends the user, and trades codes for tokens."
[base-url]
{:issuer base-url
:authorization_endpoint (str base-url "/oauth/authorize")
:token_endpoint (str base-url "/oauth/token")
:registration_endpoint (str base-url "/oauth/register")
:scopes_supported [scope]
:response_types_supported ["code"]
:grant_types_supported ["authorization_code" "refresh_token"]
:code_challenge_methods_supported ["S256"]
:token_endpoint_auth_methods_supported ["none"]
:authorization_response_iss_parameter_supported true})
(def ^:private secure-random (SecureRandom.))
(defn random-token
"256 random bits, URL-safe: an authorization code, access token, refresh token or CSRF token."
[]
(let [bytes (byte-array 32)]
(.nextBytes secure-random bytes)
(.encodeToString (.withoutPadding (Base64/getUrlEncoder)) bytes)))
(defn- sha-256 ^bytes [^String s]
(.digest (MessageDigest/getInstance "SHA-256") (.getBytes s StandardCharsets/UTF_8)))
(defn hash-token
"What is stored in place of a code or token, so a copy of the database can't be used to act
as anyone. The tokens are 256 random bits, so a plain fast hash is enough."
[token]
(.formatHex (HexFormat/of) (sha-256 token)))
;; --- PKCE (RFC 7636); only S256 is accepted ---
(defn pkce-challenge [verifier]
(.encodeToString (.withoutPadding (Base64/getUrlEncoder)) (sha-256 verifier)))
(defn challenge-format?
"A S256 challenge is a SHA-256 digest, base64url without padding: always 43 characters."
[challenge]
(boolean (and (string? challenge) (re-matches #"[A-Za-z0-9_-]{43}" challenge))))
(defn pkce-valid? [challenge verifier]
(and (string? verifier)
(boolean (re-matches #"[A-Za-z0-9._~-]{43,128}" verifier))
(auth/state-matches? challenge (pkce-challenge verifier))))
;; --- Redirect URIs ---
(def ^:private forbidden-schemes
"Schemes that would run or read something in the browser instead of handing the code to an app."
#{"javascript" "data" "file" "vbscript" "about" "blob" "ftp"})
(defn- parse-uri [s]
(when (and (string? s) (<= (count s) 2048))
(try (URI. s) (catch URISyntaxException _ nil))))
(defn- loopback? [^URI uri]
(and (= "http" (.getScheme uri))
(contains? #{"localhost" "127.0.0.1" "[::1]"} (.getHost uri))))
(defn valid-redirect-uri?
"What a client may register: https, http to the local machine (a CLI listening on a port),
or an app's own scheme (`cursor://...`). No fragment, no credentials in the URL."
[s]
(if-let [uri (parse-uri s)]
(let [scheme (some-> (.getScheme uri) str/lower-case)]
(boolean
(and scheme
(nil? (.getRawFragment uri))
(nil? (.getUserInfo uri))
(not (contains? forbidden-schemes scheme))
(case scheme
"https" (some? (.getHost uri))
"http" (loopback? uri)
true))))
false))
(defn redirect-uri-matches?
"Exact match with a registered URI, except that a client on the local machine may pick its
port each time (RFC 8252), so loopback URIs are compared without it."
[registered actual]
(boolean
(or (= registered actual)
(let [r (parse-uri registered), a (parse-uri actual)]
(and r a (loopback? r) (loopback? a)
(= (.getHost r) (.getHost a))
(= (.getRawPath r) (.getRawPath a))
(= (.getRawQuery r) (.getRawQuery a)))))))
(defn redirect-with
"`uri` with `params` (nil values dropped) added to its query."
[uri params]
(str uri (if (str/includes? uri "?") "&" "?")
(auth/form-encode (remove (comp nil? val) params))))
;; --- Scopes and resources ---
(defn parse-scope
"The scope a request asks for: `scope` when unspecified, or nil when it asks for anything else."
[requested]
(if (str/blank? requested)
scope
(when (= [scope] (str/split (str/trim requested) #"\s+"))
scope)))
(defn resource-ok?
"The RFC 8707 `resource` a request names (a string, several, or nothing) must be this MCP server."
[base-url resource]
(every? #(= (resource-url base-url) (str/replace % #"/+$" ""))
(if (string? resource) [resource] resource)))
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(ns tbd.oauth.db
"SQLite persistence for the MCP OAuth server, in the app's database (see tbd.sqlite). Storage only: what is valid, and
when, lives in tbd.oauth.core and tbd.oauth.routes. Codes and tokens are stored as hashes
(see tbd.oauth.core/hash-token), so callers pass hashes here, never the secrets themselves."
(:require [clojure.edn :as edn]
[next.jdbc :as jdbc]
[next.jdbc.result-set :as rs]
[tbd.sqlite :as sqlite]))
;; A user's approval of a client: the current access and refresh token (hashed), replaced
;; together when the refresh token is used. Deleting the row revokes the approval. `id` is a
;; UUID (see tbd.sqlite/new-id); `user_id` is the user's id in Gitea, which the app doesn't issue.
(def ^:private create-grants
"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS grants (
id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
client_id TEXT NOT NULL,
user_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
login TEXT NOT NULL,
scope TEXT NOT NULL,
access_hash TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,
access_expires_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
refresh_hash TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,
refresh_expires_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
created_at INTEGER NOT NULL)")
(defn migrate!
"Creates the OAuth tables in the database `ds`, or brings them up to date."
[ds]
;; Clients register themselves (RFC 7591), so a row here says nothing about who the user is.
(jdbc/execute! ds ["CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS clients (
id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
name TEXT NOT NULL,
redirect_uris TEXT NOT NULL,
created_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"])
;; One-time authorization codes, deleted when used.
(jdbc/execute! ds ["CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS codes (
hash TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
client_id TEXT NOT NULL,
user_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
login TEXT NOT NULL,
redirect_uri TEXT NOT NULL,
code_challenge TEXT NOT NULL,
scope TEXT NOT NULL,
expires_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"])
(sqlite/migrate-integer-id! ds "grants" create-grants)
(jdbc/execute! ds [create-grants])
(jdbc/execute! ds ["CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS grants_by_client ON grants (client_id)"]))
(defn open
"A database with just the OAuth tables, at `path`; the app opens one with every group's tables
(see tbd.core), which this is for tests of the group on its own."
[path]
(sqlite/open path migrate!))
(def ^:private opts {:builder-fn rs/as-unqualified-kebab-maps})
;; --- clients ---
(defn insert-client!
[ds {:keys [id name redirect-uris created-at]}]
(jdbc/execute! ds ["INSERT INTO clients (id, name, redirect_uris, created_at) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)"
id name (pr-str redirect-uris) created-at]))
(defn find-client
"The registered client as {:id :name :redirect-uris :created-at}, or nil."
[ds id]
(some-> (jdbc/execute-one! ds ["SELECT * FROM clients WHERE id = ?" id] opts)
(update :redirect-uris edn/read-string)))
(defn prune!
"Registration is open to anyone, so drop what nobody is using: expired codes, grants whose
refresh token has expired (nothing can renew them), and clients registered before
`unused-before` that were never approved by anyone."
[ds now unused-before]
(jdbc/execute! ds ["DELETE FROM codes WHERE expires_at <= ?" now])
(jdbc/execute! ds ["DELETE FROM grants WHERE refresh_expires_at <= ?" now])
(jdbc/execute! ds ["DELETE FROM clients WHERE created_at < ?
AND id NOT IN (SELECT client_id FROM grants)
AND id NOT IN (SELECT client_id FROM codes)"
unused-before]))
;; --- authorization codes ---
(defn insert-code!
[ds {:keys [hash client-id user-id login redirect-uri code-challenge scope expires-at]}]
(jdbc/execute! ds ["INSERT INTO codes (hash, client_id, user_id, login, redirect_uri,
code_challenge, scope, expires_at)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)"
hash client-id user-id login redirect-uri code-challenge scope expires-at]))
(defn take-code!
"Removes and returns the code, or nil if there is none. Whoever gets a row is the only one who
ever will, so a code can't be used twice, even by two requests at once."
[ds hash]
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["DELETE FROM codes WHERE hash = ? RETURNING *" hash] opts))
;; --- grants ---
(defn insert-grant!
[ds {:keys [client-id user-id login scope access-hash access-expires-at
refresh-hash refresh-expires-at created-at]}]
(jdbc/execute! ds ["INSERT INTO grants (id, client_id, user_id, login, scope, access_hash, access_expires_at,
refresh_hash, refresh_expires_at, created_at)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)"
(sqlite/new-id) client-id user-id login scope access-hash access-expires-at
refresh-hash refresh-expires-at created-at]))
(defn find-grant-by-access
"The grant whose current access token has this hash and hasn't expired at `now`, or nil."
[ds hash now]
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["SELECT * FROM grants WHERE access_hash = ? AND access_expires_at > ?" hash now] opts))
(defn find-grant-by-refresh
"The grant whose current refresh token has this hash, or nil (expiry is for the caller to judge)."
[ds hash]
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["SELECT * FROM grants WHERE refresh_hash = ?" hash] opts))
(defn rotate-grant!
"Swaps in a new access and refresh token for the grant, but only while `old-refresh-hash` is
still its refresh token, so a refresh token works once. Returns the grant, or nil if it lost."
[ds id old-refresh-hash {:keys [access-hash access-expires-at refresh-hash refresh-expires-at]}]
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["UPDATE grants SET access_hash = ?, access_expires_at = ?,
refresh_hash = ?, refresh_expires_at = ?
WHERE id = ? AND refresh_hash = ? RETURNING *"
access-hash access-expires-at refresh-hash refresh-expires-at id old-refresh-hash]
opts))
(defn delete-grant! [ds id]
(jdbc/execute! ds ["DELETE FROM grants WHERE id = ?" id]))
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(ns tbd.oauth.middleware
"The resource-server half of MCP OAuth: `wrap-bearer-auth` guards /mcp, accepting only the
access tokens tbd.oauth.routes issued. It is plain Ring (like /mcp itself), not reitit
middleware, because /mcp sits outside the router's middleware chain."
(:require [muuntaja.core :as m]
[plumcp.core.deps.runtime :as rt]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]
[tbd.oauth.core :as oauth]
[tbd.oauth.db :as db]))
(defn- bearer-token [req]
(some->> (get-in req [:headers "authorization"])
(re-matches #"(?i)Bearer\s+(\S+)")
second))
(defn- json [status headers body]
{:status status
:headers (merge {"Content-Type" "application/json" "Cache-Control" "no-store"} headers)
:body (m/encode "application/json" body)})
(defn- unauthorized
"A 401 that tells the client where to start the OAuth flow (RFC 9728 / RFC 6750): the
`resource_metadata` URL is how an MCP client discovers the authorization server. `error` is
only given when a token was presented and rejected."
[base-url error]
(json 401
{"WWW-Authenticate" (str "Bearer resource_metadata=\"" base-url "/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp\""
", scope=\"" oauth/scope "\""
(when error (str ", error=\"" error "\"")))}
{:error (or error "unauthorized")
:error_description (if error "the access token is invalid or expired" "a bearer access token is required")}))
(defn user-key
"Where the caller is in the request's plumcp runtime bag, which is what MCP tools get (see
tbd.mcp.tools): a map of :login, :id, :admin? and :client-id."
[]
:tbd/user)
(defn wrap-bearer-auth
"401 (pointing at the OAuth metadata) unless the request carries a valid access token. The
caller goes on as `:user` ({:login :id :admin? :client-id}), also in the plumcp runtime bag
so tools can see it. Admin-ness is decided per request from the allowlist, not baked into the
token, so taking someone off ADMIN_USERS takes effect at once. `ds` is a delay: the database
isn't opened for requests that carry no token."
[handler config ds]
(fn [req]
(if-not (auth/configured? config)
(json 503 {} {:error "OAuth is not configured (set GITEA_URL, GITEA_CLIENT_ID, GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET, BASE_URL)"})
(if-let [token (bearer-token req)]
(if-let [grant (db/find-grant-by-access @ds (oauth/hash-token token) (System/currentTimeMillis))]
(let [user {:login (:login grant)
:id (:user-id grant)
:admin? (auth/admin? config (:login grant))
:client-id (:client-id grant)}]
(handler (-> req
(assoc :user user)
(rt/upsert-runtime {(user-key) user}))))
(unauthorized (:base-url config) "invalid_token"))
(unauthorized (:base-url config) nil)))))
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(ns tbd.oauth.routes
"The OAuth endpoints MCP clients use to get a token for /mcp (RFC 9728 / 8414 discovery,
RFC 7591 registration, authorization-code flow with PKCE). The user logs in with Gitea as
usual (tbd.auth.routes) and approves the client on a consent page; the token the client gets
is tbd's own, checked by tbd.oauth.middleware. What is valid is decided in tbd.oauth.core.
These endpoints speak the formats RFC 6749 requires (JSON, and forms in), whatever the
request's Accept header says, so like /mcp they sit outside the API's muuntaja/coercion chain."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[reitit.ring.middleware.parameters :as parameters]
[ring.util.response :as response]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]
[tbd.auth.middleware :as auth-mw]
[tbd.oauth.core :as oauth]
[tbd.oauth.db :as db])
(:import (java.io InputStream)))
(defn- now [] (System/currentTimeMillis))
(defn- json [status body]
{:status status
:headers {"Content-Type" "application/json" "Cache-Control" "no-store"}
:body (m/encode "application/json" body)})
(defn- only-when-configured
"Without the Gitea login there is nobody to approve a client, and no base URL to name in metadata."
[config handler]
(fn [req]
(if (auth/configured? config)
(handler req)
(json 503 {:error "OAuth is not configured (set GITEA_URL, GITEA_CLIENT_ID, GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET, BASE_URL)"}))))
(defn- param
"A form or query parameter's value when it was given exactly once."
[params k]
(let [v (get params k)]
(when (string? v) v)))
;; --- discovery ---
(defn- metadata-handler [f config]
(fn [_req] (json 200 (f (:base-url config)))))
;; --- dynamic client registration (RFC 7591) ---
(def ^:private max-registration-bytes 16384)
(def ^:private max-redirect-uris 10)
(def ^:private max-name-length 100)
(def ^:private unused-client-ttl-ms (* 7 24 60 60 1000))
(defn- read-json-object
"The request body as a map, or nil if it is missing, too big, or not a JSON object. The size
is capped because anyone can call this."
[^InputStream body]
(when body
(let [bytes (.readNBytes body (inc max-registration-bytes))]
(when (<= (alength bytes) max-registration-bytes)
(try
(let [v (m/decode "application/json" bytes)]
(when (map? v) v))
(catch Exception _ nil))))))
(defn- invalid-metadata [description]
(json 400 {:error "invalid_client_metadata" :error_description description}))
(defn- register-handler [ds]
(fn [{:keys [body]}]
(let [{:keys [redirect_uris client_name token_endpoint_auth_method grant_types response_types] :as metadata}
(read-json-object body)
subset-of? (fn [allowed v] (or (nil? v) (and (sequential? v) (every? allowed v))))]
(cond
(nil? metadata) (invalid-metadata "the body must be a JSON object of at most 16 KB")
(not (and (vector? redirect_uris) (<= 1 (count redirect_uris) max-redirect-uris) (every? string? redirect_uris)))
(invalid-metadata (str "redirect_uris must list 1 to " max-redirect-uris " URIs"))
(not (every? oauth/valid-redirect-uri? redirect_uris))
(json 400 {:error "invalid_redirect_uri"
:error_description "redirect URIs must be https, http on localhost, or an app's own scheme, with no fragment"})
(not (contains? #{nil "none"} token_endpoint_auth_method))
(invalid-metadata "only public clients are supported (token_endpoint_auth_method none)")
(not (subset-of? #{"authorization_code" "refresh_token"} grant_types))
(invalid-metadata "grant_types can be authorization_code and refresh_token")
(not (subset-of? #{"code"} response_types))
(invalid-metadata "response_types can be code")
:else
(let [t (now)
client {:id (str (random-uuid))
:name (if (and (string? client_name) (not (str/blank? client_name)))
(let [n (str/trim client_name)] (subs n 0 (min (count n) max-name-length)))
"Unnamed application")
:redirect-uris redirect_uris
:created-at t}]
(db/prune! @ds t (- t unused-client-ttl-ms))
(db/insert-client! @ds client)
(json 201 {:client_id (:id client)
:client_id_issued_at (quot t 1000)
:client_name (:name client)
:redirect_uris redirect_uris
:grant_types ["authorization_code" "refresh_token"]
:response_types ["code"]
:token_endpoint_auth_method "none"}))))))
;; --- authorization endpoint ---
(defn- esc [s]
(-> (str s)
(str/replace "&" "&amp;") (str/replace "<" "&lt;") (str/replace ">" "&gt;")
(str/replace "\"" "&quot;") (str/replace "'" "&#39;")))
(defn- html
"A page that can't be framed (it is a consent screen) or cached. `form-action` is left out of
the policy on purpose: approving redirects to the client's own address, which may be any
scheme, and browsers apply that directive to the redirect too."
[status title & body]
{:status status
:headers {"Content-Type" "text/html; charset=utf-8"
"Cache-Control" "no-store"
"X-Frame-Options" "DENY"
"Content-Security-Policy" "default-src 'none'; style-src 'unsafe-inline'; frame-ancestors 'none'; base-uri 'none'"}
:body (str "<!doctype html><html lang=\"en\"><head><meta charset=\"utf-8\">"
"<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width, initial-scale=1\">"
"<title>" (esc title) "</title><style>"
":root{color-scheme:light dark}"
"body{font:16px/1.5 system-ui,sans-serif;margin:0;padding:16px}"
"main{max-width:32rem;margin:8vh auto 0}"
"code{word-break:break-all}"
"button{font:inherit;padding:.5em 1.2em;margin-right:.5em;cursor:pointer}"
"</style></head><body><main><h1>" (esc title) "</h1>" (apply str body) "</main></body></html>")})
(defn- error-page [status message]
(html status "Can't connect this application" "<p>" (esc message) "</p>"))
(defn- validate-authorization
"Checks an authorization request's parameters (query or form). One of:
{:request {...}} good
{:page-error \"...\"} the client or redirect URI can't be trusted, so don't redirect
{:error :description :redirect-uri :state} anything else, to be reported to the client's redirect URI"
[config ds params]
(let [client (some->> (param params "client_id") (db/find-client @ds))
redirect-uri (param params "redirect_uri")
state (param params "state")
challenge (param params "code_challenge")
scope (oauth/parse-scope (param params "scope"))
fail (fn [error description]
{:error error :description description :redirect-uri redirect-uri :state state})]
(cond
(nil? client) {:page-error "This link names an application tbd doesn't know. Start the connection again from your MCP client."}
(not (some #(oauth/redirect-uri-matches? % redirect-uri) (:redirect-uris client)))
{:page-error "This link's return address isn't one the application registered. Start the connection again from your MCP client."}
(not= "code" (param params "response_type")) (fail "unsupported_response_type" "response_type must be code")
(not (oauth/challenge-format? challenge)) (fail "invalid_request" "code_challenge is required (PKCE, S256)")
(not= "S256" (param params "code_challenge_method")) (fail "invalid_request" "code_challenge_method must be S256")
(nil? scope) (fail "invalid_scope" (str "the only scope is " oauth/scope))
(not (oauth/resource-ok? (:base-url config) (get params "resource"))) (fail "invalid_target" "resource must be the MCP server")
:else {:request {:client client :redirect-uri redirect-uri :state state
:code-challenge challenge :scope scope
:resource (param params "resource")}})))
(defn- redirect-error [config {:keys [redirect-uri state error description]}]
(response/redirect (oauth/redirect-with redirect-uri {:error error
:error_description description
:state state
:iss (:base-url config)})
:see-other))
(defn- consent-page [{:keys [client redirect-uri state code-challenge scope resource]} user csrf]
(let [hidden (fn [k v] (when v (str "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"" k "\" value=\"" (esc v) "\">")))]
(html 200 "Connect an application"
"<p><strong>" (esc (:name client)) "</strong> wants to use the tbd MCP server as "
"<strong>" (esc (:login user)) "</strong>: it will be able to call every tool the server offers, "
"with your access.</p>"
"<p>If you approve, your browser goes back to <code>" (esc redirect-uri) "</code>. "
"Only approve if you started this from that application.</p>"
"<form method=\"post\" action=\"/oauth/authorize\">"
(hidden "csrf" csrf)
(hidden "client_id" (:id client))
(hidden "redirect_uri" redirect-uri)
(hidden "response_type" "code")
(hidden "code_challenge" code-challenge)
(hidden "code_challenge_method" "S256")
(hidden "scope" scope)
(hidden "state" state)
(hidden "resource" resource)
"<button type=\"submit\" name=\"decision\" value=\"approve\">Approve</button>"
"<button type=\"submit\" name=\"decision\" value=\"deny\">Deny</button>"
"</form>")))
(defn- authorize-get-handler [config ds]
(fn [{:keys [query-params query-string session] :as req}]
(let [result (validate-authorization config ds query-params)]
(cond
(:page-error result) (error-page 400 (:page-error result))
(:error result) (redirect-error config result)
;; Not logged in: do that first (Gitea), which then sends the browser back here.
(nil? (auth-mw/current-user req))
(response/redirect (str "/auth/login?" (auth/form-encode {:return_to (str "/oauth/authorize?" query-string)})))
:else
(let [csrf (oauth/random-token)]
(-> (consent-page (:request result) (auth-mw/current-user req) csrf)
(assoc :session (assoc session :oauth-csrf csrf))))))))
(defn- approve [config ds {:keys [client redirect-uri state code-challenge scope]} user]
(let [code (oauth/random-token)]
(db/insert-code! @ds {:hash (oauth/hash-token code)
:client-id (:id client)
:user-id (:id user)
:login (:login user)
:redirect-uri redirect-uri
:code-challenge code-challenge
:scope scope
:expires-at (+ (now) oauth/code-ttl-ms)})
(response/redirect (oauth/redirect-with redirect-uri {:code code :state state :iss (:base-url config)})
:see-other)))
(defn- authorize-post-handler
"The consent form. The CSRF token (kept in the session when the form was shown) is what makes
it the user's own click, not another site posting for them."
[config ds]
(fn [{:keys [form-params session] :as req}]
(let [user (auth-mw/current-user req)]
(cond
(nil? user) (error-page 401 "You are signed out. Start the connection again from your MCP client.")
(not (auth/state-matches? (:oauth-csrf session) (param form-params "csrf")))
(error-page 400 "This form expired. Start the connection again from your MCP client.")
:else
(let [result (validate-authorization config ds form-params)]
(-> (cond
(:page-error result) (error-page 400 (:page-error result))
(:error result) (redirect-error config result)
(= "approve" (param form-params "decision")) (approve config ds (:request result) user)
:else (redirect-error config {:redirect-uri (get-in result [:request :redirect-uri])
:state (get-in result [:request :state])
:error "access_denied"
:description "the user denied the request"}))
(assoc :session (dissoc session :oauth-csrf))))))))
;; --- token endpoint ---
(defn- token-error [error description]
(json 400 {:error error :error_description description}))
(defn- new-tokens
"A fresh access and refresh token: [the grant's new columns, the token response]."
[t scope]
(let [access (oauth/random-token)
refresh (oauth/random-token)]
[{:access-hash (oauth/hash-token access)
:access-expires-at (+ t oauth/access-ttl-ms)
:refresh-hash (oauth/hash-token refresh)
:refresh-expires-at (+ t oauth/refresh-ttl-ms)}
{:access_token access
:token_type "Bearer"
:expires_in (quot oauth/access-ttl-ms 1000)
:refresh_token refresh
:scope scope}]))
(defn- code-grant [ds form]
(let [t (now)
[code verifier redirect-uri client-id] (map #(param form %) ["code" "code_verifier" "redirect_uri" "client_id"])]
(cond
(some str/blank? [code verifier redirect-uri client-id])
(token-error "invalid_request" "code, code_verifier, redirect_uri and client_id are required")
(nil? (db/find-client @ds client-id)) (token-error "invalid_client" "unknown client_id")
:else
;; A code is used up by the first attempt, right or wrong, so it can't be guessed at.
(let [row (db/take-code! @ds (oauth/hash-token code))]
(if (and row
(= client-id (:client-id row))
(= redirect-uri (:redirect-uri row))
(< t (:expires-at row))
(oauth/pkce-valid? (:code-challenge row) verifier))
(let [[columns body] (new-tokens t (:scope row))]
(db/insert-grant! @ds (assoc columns
:client-id client-id :user-id (:user-id row) :login (:login row)
:scope (:scope row) :created-at t))
(json 200 body))
(token-error "invalid_grant" "the code is invalid, expired, or was already used"))))))
(defn- refresh-grant [ds form]
(let [t (now)
refresh (param form "refresh_token")
client-id (param form "client_id")]
(if (or (str/blank? refresh) (str/blank? client-id))
(token-error "invalid_request" "refresh_token and client_id are required")
(let [old-hash (oauth/hash-token refresh)
grant (db/find-grant-by-refresh @ds old-hash)
invalid (token-error "invalid_grant" "the refresh token is invalid or expired")]
(cond
(or (nil? grant) (not= client-id (:client-id grant))) invalid
(>= t (:refresh-expires-at grant)) (do (db/delete-grant! @ds (:id grant)) invalid)
:else
;; The old refresh token stops working with this: a token is good for one refresh.
(let [[columns body] (new-tokens t (:scope grant))]
(if (db/rotate-grant! @ds (:id grant) old-hash columns)
(json 200 body)
invalid)))))))
(defn- token-handler [ds]
(fn [{:keys [form-params]}]
(case (param form-params "grant_type")
"authorization_code" (code-grant ds form-params)
"refresh_token" (refresh-grant ds form-params)
(token-error "unsupported_grant_type" "grant_type must be authorization_code or refresh_token"))))
(defn routes
"`ds` is a delay of the datasource (see tbd.sqlite/open), so the database isn't touched until needed."
[config ds]
(let [guarded #(only-when-configured config %)]
["" {:no-doc true
;; ^:replace: not the API's muuntaja/coercion chain (see the namespace docstring); just
;; the query and form parameters.
:middleware ^:replace [parameters/parameters-middleware]}
["/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource"
{:get {:handler (guarded (metadata-handler oauth/protected-resource-metadata config))}}]
;; RFC 9728 puts the resource's path after the well-known prefix; clients try this one first.
["/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp"
{:get {:handler (guarded (metadata-handler oauth/protected-resource-metadata config))}}]
["/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server"
{:get {:handler (guarded (metadata-handler oauth/authorization-server-metadata config))}}]
["/oauth/register" {:post {:handler (guarded (register-handler ds))}}]
["/oauth/authorize" {:get {:handler (guarded (authorize-get-handler config ds))}
:post {:handler (guarded (authorize-post-handler config ds))}}]
["/oauth/token" {:post {:handler (guarded (token-handler ds))}}]]))
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(ns tbd.sqlite
"The app's one SQLite database, which every group with storage (tbd.todo.db, tbd.oauth.db)
keeps its tables in: where it lives, opening it, the ids of the rows the groups own, and
moving a table off the integer ids it used to have."
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
[clojure.string :as str]
[next.jdbc :as jdbc]
[next.jdbc.result-set :as rs]))
(def default-path "data/tbd.db")
(defn env-config
"DB_PATH: where the SQLite file lives (default data/tbd.db; its directory is created)."
([] (env-config (System/getenv)))
([env]
(let [path (get env "DB_PATH")]
{:db-path (if (str/blank? path) default-path (str/trim path))})))
(defn open
"A datasource for the database file at `path`, created if need be and migrated by each of
`migrations` (fns of the datasource, each creating and updating a group's own tables). Each
query opens its own connection (cheap for a local file); WAL mode plus a busy timeout let
concurrent requests wait on each other's writes instead of failing."
[path & migrations]
(when (str/blank? path)
(throw (ex-info "no database path configured (set DB_PATH)" {})))
(some-> (io/file path) .getAbsoluteFile .getParentFile .mkdirs)
(let [ds (jdbc/get-datasource {:dbtype "sqlite" :dbname path
:journal_mode "WAL" :busy_timeout 5000})]
(run! #(% ds) migrations)
ds))
(defn new-id
"An id for a row this app owns: a random UUID, as lowercase text. Never an integer: an LLM that
reads `7` as a todo's id confuses it with a 7 in a title, and a UUID is nothing else."
[]
(str (random-uuid)))
(defn- integer-id? [tx table]
(boolean
(some (fn [{:keys [name type]}] (and (= "id" name) (= "INTEGER" (str/upper-case type))))
(jdbc/execute! tx [(str "PRAGMA table_info(" table ")")]
{:builder-fn rs/as-unqualified-maps}))))
(defn migrate-integer-id!
"If `table` still has the INTEGER id it was first created with, recreates it with `create-sql`
(its current definition, an id TEXT PRIMARY KEY) and gives each row a UUID, keeping the
rows' order and everything else in them. Does nothing for a new database or one already
migrated. Runs in a transaction, so a failure leaves the old table as it was."
[ds table create-sql]
(jdbc/with-transaction [tx ds]
(when (integer-id? tx table)
(let [rows (jdbc/execute! tx [(str "SELECT * FROM " table " ORDER BY id")]
{:builder-fn rs/as-unqualified-maps})]
(jdbc/execute! tx [(str "DROP TABLE " table)])
(jdbc/execute! tx [create-sql])
(doseq [row rows
:let [row (assoc row :id (new-id))
columns (keys row)]]
(jdbc/execute! tx (into [(str "INSERT INTO " table " (" (str/join ", " (map name columns)) ")"
" VALUES (" (str/join ", " (repeat (count columns) "?")) ")")]
(map row columns))))))))
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(ns tbd.todo.core
"Business logic for the todo group: validation and state changes on plain maps. No HTTP and
no database (see tbd.todo.db); anything time-dependent takes `now` (epoch ms) as an argument.
Fallible fns return {:ok value} or {:error message}."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]))
(def max-title-length 200)
(defn validate-title
"Titles are trimmed, and must be non-blank and at most `max-title-length` characters."
[title]
(let [title (some-> title str/trim)]
(cond
(str/blank? title) {:error "title must not be blank"}
(> (count title) max-title-length) {:error (format "title must be at most %d characters" max-title-length)}
:else {:ok title})))
(defn new-todo
"A todo for `owner-id`, not yet stored (so no :id)."
[owner-id title now]
(let [{:keys [ok error]} (validate-title title)]
(if error
{:error error}
{:ok {:owner-id owner-id :title ok :done false :created-at now :updated-at now}})))
(defn apply-changes
"`todo` with `changes` (a map with :title and/or :done) applied. Anything else in `changes`
is ignored; a change with neither is an error."
[todo changes now]
(let [changes (select-keys changes [:title :done])
{:keys [ok error]} (if (contains? changes :title)
(validate-title (:title changes))
{:ok (:title todo)})]
(cond
(empty? changes) {:error "nothing to change: give a title and/or done"}
error {:error error}
:else {:ok (-> todo
(assoc :title ok :updated-at now)
(cond-> (contains? changes :done) (assoc :done (boolean (:done changes)))))})))
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(ns tbd.todo.db
"SQLite persistence for the todo group, in the app's database (see tbd.sqlite). Storage only: validation and other
rules live in tbd.todo.core. Every query takes an `owner-id` and filters on it, so one
user's todos can't be read or changed through another user's ids."
(:require [next.jdbc :as jdbc]
[next.jdbc.result-set :as rs]
[tbd.sqlite :as sqlite]))
(def ^:private create-todos
;; `id` is a UUID (see tbd.sqlite/new-id); `owner_id` is the user's id in Gitea, which the app
;; doesn't issue, so it stays the integer Gitea gave.
"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS todos (
id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
owner_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
title TEXT NOT NULL,
done INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
created_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL)")
(defn migrate!
"Creates the todo tables in the database `ds`, or brings them up to date."
[ds]
(sqlite/migrate-integer-id! ds "todos" create-todos)
(jdbc/execute! ds [create-todos])
(jdbc/execute! ds ["CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS todos_by_owner ON todos (owner_id, created_at)"]))
(defn open
"A database with just the todo tables, at `path`; the app opens one with every group's tables
(see tbd.core), which this is for tests of the group on its own."
[path]
(sqlite/open path migrate!))
(def ^:private opts {:builder-fn rs/as-unqualified-kebab-maps})
;; SQLite has no boolean type; `done` is stored as 0/1.
(defn- row->todo [row]
(some-> row (update :done #(= 1 %))))
(defn insert!
"Stores a todo (as built by tbd.todo.core/new-todo) and returns it with its new :id, a UUID."
[ds {:keys [owner-id title done created-at updated-at]}]
(row->todo
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["INSERT INTO todos (id, owner_id, title, done, created_at, updated_at)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) RETURNING *"
(sqlite/new-id) owner-id title (if done 1 0) created-at updated-at]
opts)))
(defn list-todos
"The owner's todos, oldest first (ids are random, so they say nothing of the order)."
[ds owner-id]
(mapv row->todo
(jdbc/execute! ds ["SELECT * FROM todos WHERE owner_id = ? ORDER BY created_at, rowid" owner-id] opts)))
(defn find-todo
"The owner's todo with this id, or nil (including when it belongs to someone else)."
[ds owner-id id]
(row->todo
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["SELECT * FROM todos WHERE owner_id = ? AND id = ?" owner-id id] opts)))
(defn update!
"Writes the todo's :title, :done and :updated-at; returns the stored row, or nil if the owner has no such todo."
[ds owner-id {:keys [id title done updated-at]}]
(row->todo
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["UPDATE todos SET title = ?, done = ?, updated_at = ?
WHERE owner_id = ? AND id = ? RETURNING *"
title (if done 1 0) updated-at owner-id id]
opts)))
(defn delete!
"True if the owner's todo existed and is now gone."
[ds owner-id id]
(pos? (::jdbc/update-count
(jdbc/execute-one! ds ["DELETE FROM todos WHERE owner_id = ? AND id = ?" owner-id id]))))
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(ns tbd.todo.routes
(:require [tbd.http :refer [respond]]
[tbd.todo.core :as todo]
[tbd.todo.schema :as schema]
[tbd.todo.service :as service]))
;; Todos belong to the logged-in user (:login? true puts them on the request as :user); the
;; rules, and the scoping to that user, are tbd.todo.service's, shared with the MCP tools. These
;; handlers only turn a service result into a response.
(def ^:private error-status {:invalid 400 :not-found 404})
(defn- reply
"The response for a service `result`: `status` and `(shape value)` when it is ok, else the
error's status and message."
([status result] (reply status identity result))
([status shape {:keys [ok error kind]}]
(if error
(respond (error-status kind) {:error error})
(respond status (shape ok)))))
(defn- list-handler [ds]
(fn [{:keys [user]}]
(reply 200 (fn [todos] {:todos todos}) (service/list-todos ds user))))
(defn- create-handler [ds]
(fn [{{{:keys [title]} :body} :parameters :keys [user]}]
(reply 201 (service/create! ds user title))))
(defn- get-handler [ds]
(fn [{{{:keys [id]} :path} :parameters :keys [user]}]
(reply 200 (service/find-todo ds user id))))
(defn- patch-handler [ds]
(fn [{{{:keys [id]} :path changes :body} :parameters :keys [user]}]
(reply 200 (service/update! ds user id changes))))
(defn- delete-handler [ds]
(fn [{{{:keys [id]} :path} :parameters :keys [user]}]
(reply 200 (fn [_] {:deleted true}) (service/delete! ds user id))))
(defn routes
"`ds` is a delay of the app's database (see tbd.sqlite/open), shared with the MCP tools."
[ds]
(let [id-param {:path schema/IdParam}]
["/api/todos"
{:tags ["todo"] :login? true}
[""
{:get {:summary "List your todos (login required)"
:handler (list-handler ds)}
:post {:summary (format "Create a todo; the title is trimmed, non-blank, at most %d characters" todo/max-title-length)
:parameters {:body schema/NewTodo}
:handler (create-handler ds)}}]
["/:id"
{:get {:summary "One of your todos (404 if it isn't yours)"
:parameters id-param
:handler (get-handler ds)}
:patch {:summary "Change the title and/or done flag of one of your todos"
:parameters (assoc id-param :body schema/Changes)
:handler (patch-handler ds)}
:delete {:summary "Delete one of your todos"
:parameters id-param
:handler (delete-handler ds)}}]]))
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(ns tbd.todo.schema
"The shapes of the todo group's input, as Malli schemas. This is the one definition of them:
the HTTP routes coerce and validate requests with it (tbd.todo.routes), and the MCP tools
derive their input schema and validate their arguments from it (tbd.mcp.tools). They describe
shape only (types, which keys may be missing); the rules on values (trimming, blank or too long
titles, an empty change) stay in tbd.todo.core, applied by tbd.todo.service, which both callers
go through."
(:require [malli.util :as mu]
[tbd.todo.core :as todo]))
(def Id
"A todo's id: a UUID, as lowercase text (see tbd.sqlite/new-id), kept a string all the way through."
[:re {:description "Todo id, a UUID such as 3f2b8c1e-5a47-4d0e-9b6a-1c2d3e4f5a6b"
:error/message "should be a UUID"}
#"^[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}$"])
(def Title
[:string {:description (format "What needs doing; trimmed, non-blank, at most %d characters"
todo/max-title-length)}])
(def Done [:boolean {:description "Whether it is done"}])
(def IdParam [:map [:id Id]])
(def NewTodo [:map [:title Title]])
(def Changes
"What may be changed on a todo; at least one of them has to be given (a rule, see tbd.todo.core)."
[:map
[:title {:optional true} Title]
[:done {:optional true} Done]])
(def UpdateTodo (mu/merge IdParam Changes))
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(ns tbd.todo.service
"What a caller can do with todos: the one place that ties the rules (tbd.todo.core) to storage
(tbd.todo.db). Both front ends, the HTTP routes (tbd.todo.routes) and the MCP tools
(tbd.mcp.tools), call these and nothing lower, so ownership, not-found and validation behave the
same on both and are written (and tested) once. A front end only translates: its request into
arguments, and the result into a response.
`ds` is the delay of the database the app shares (opened on first use, so a caller who is
turned away earlier never opens it). `user` is the authenticated caller, {:id ...} at least
(however they proved who they are: a session or an access token); a todo is only ever reached
through its owner's id, and someone else's is reported exactly like a missing one.
Every fn returns {:ok value} or {:error message :kind kind}, where kind is :invalid (the
input is no good) or :not-found."
(:require [tbd.todo.core :as todo]
[tbd.todo.db :as db]))
(defn- now [] (System/currentTimeMillis))
(defn- owner-id [user] (:id user))
(def ^:private not-found {:error "todo not found" :kind :not-found})
(defn- invalid [{:keys [error]}] {:error error :kind :invalid})
(defn list-todos
"The user's todos, oldest first."
[ds user]
{:ok (db/list-todos @ds (owner-id user))})
(defn find-todo
"The user's todo with this id."
[ds user id]
(if-let [found (db/find-todo @ds (owner-id user) id)]
{:ok found}
not-found))
(defn create!
"Stores a new todo for the user and returns it."
[ds user title]
(let [{:keys [ok] :as built} (todo/new-todo (owner-id user) title (now))]
(if ok
{:ok (db/insert! @ds ok)}
(invalid built))))
(defn update!
"Applies `changes` (:title and/or :done) to the user's todo and returns it."
[ds user id changes]
(let [owner (owner-id user)]
(if-let [found (db/find-todo @ds owner id)]
(let [{:keys [ok] :as changed} (todo/apply-changes found changes (now))]
(if ok
;; nil only if it was deleted since the lookup.
(if-let [stored (db/update! @ds owner ok)]
{:ok stored}
not-found)
(invalid changed)))
not-found)))
(defn delete!
"Deletes the user's todo; {:ok true} once it is gone."
[ds user id]
(if (db/delete! @ds (owner-id user) id)
{:ok true}
not-found))
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(ns tbd.agent.a2a-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.agent.test-support :as ts]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t]
[tbd.oauth.core :as oauth]
[tbd.oauth.db :as db]
[tbd.sqlite-test :as sqlite-test])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream)))
;; A2A sits behind its own transport, like /mcp, so these go through the real app (tbd.core) and
;; speak JSON-RPC to /a2a the way an A2A client does, with an OAuth access token.
(defn- mint-token!
[path login id]
(let [token (oauth/random-token)
expires-at (+ (System/currentTimeMillis) 60000)]
(db/insert-grant! (db/open path) {:client-id "test-client" :user-id id :login login :scope "mcp"
:access-hash (oauth/hash-token token) :access-expires-at expires-at
:refresh-hash (oauth/hash-token (oauth/random-token))
:refresh-expires-at expires-at :created-at 1})
token))
(defn- rpc [app token message]
(let [body (slurp (m/encode "application/json" message))
resp (app {:request-method :post :uri "/a2a"
:headers (cond-> {"content-type" "application/json"}
token (assoc "authorization" (str "Bearer " token)))
:body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes ^String body))})]
(update resp :body #(when % (m/decode "application/json" %)))))
(defn- app-with [chat & {:keys [db-path] :or {db-path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)}}]
[(t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice") :chat chat :db {:db-path db-path}) db-path])
(defn- send-message [text]
{:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 1 :method "message/send"
:params {:message {:role "user" :parts [{:kind "text" :text text}] :messageId "m1" :kind "message"}}})
(deftest agent-card-test
(let [[app] (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "hi")))
resp (app {:request-method :get :uri "/.well-known/agent-card.json"})]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(let [card (m/decode "application/json" (:body resp))]
(is (= "tbd" (:name card)))
(is (= "http://tbd.test/a2a" (:url card)))
(is (false? (get-in card [:capabilities :streaming])))
(is (contains? (:securitySchemes card) :bearer))
(is (some #(= "add" (:id %)) (:skills card))))))
(deftest message-send-test
(let [[app path] (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "Hi there")))
token (mint-token! path "alice" 7)
resp (rpc app token (send-message "hi"))]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "2.0" (get-in resp [:body :jsonrpc])))
(is (= 1 (get-in resp [:body :id])))
(is (= "agent" (get-in resp [:body :result :role])))
(is (= "Hi there" (get-in resp [:body :result :parts 0 :text])))))
(deftest unauthorized-test
(let [[app] (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")))]
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app nil (send-message "hi")))))
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app "not-a-real-token" (send-message "hi")))))))
(deftest tool-loop-test
(testing "the agent's own tool calls are run immediately, server-side, and the loop continues
until it answers in text"
(let [[app path] (app-with (ts/config (ts/tool-call-model {:id "c1" :name "add" :arguments "{\"x\":1,\"y\":2}"})))
token (mint-token! path "alice" 7)]
;; tool-call-model always asks for the same call; run-tools! must give up rather than loop forever
(is (= 502 (:status (rpc app token (send-message "add 1 and 2"))))))))
(deftest tool-loop-runs-a-real-tool-test
;; A regression test for the tool handlers themselves (create_todo etc. return JSON via
;; tbd.agent.a2a/->json): the first turn asks for a call, the second answers from its result.
(let [turn (atom 0)
first-model (ts/tool-call-model {:id "c1" :name "create_todo" :arguments "{\"title\":\"milk\"}"})
second-model (ts/text-model "Added it.")
model (ts/model-of
(fn [req handler]
(if (zero? @turn)
(do (swap! turn inc) (.doChat first-model req handler))
(.doChat second-model req handler))))
[app path] (app-with (ts/config model))
token (mint-token! path "alice" 7)
resp (rpc app token (send-message "add a todo to buy milk"))]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "Added it." (get-in resp [:body :result :parts 0 :text])))))
(deftest invalid-jsonrpc-test
(let [[app path] (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")))
token (mint-token! path "alice" 7)]
(is (= "invalid JSON-RPC request" (get-in (rpc app token {:id 1 :method "message/send"}) [:body :error :message])))
(is (= "method not found: nope" (get-in (rpc app token {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 1 :method "nope"}) [:body :error :message])))))
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(ns tbd.agent.core-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.agent.core :as agent]
[tbd.agent.test-support :as ts]))
(defn- turn! [config messages tools]
(let [{:keys [ok error kind]} (agent/start config "system prompt" messages tools)]
(if error
{:error error :kind kind}
(let [events (atom [])]
(ok (fn [e] (swap! events conj e)))
{:events @events}))))
(deftest not-configured
(is (= {:error "chat is not configured" :kind :unavailable}
(agent/start {} "sys" [{:role "user" :content "hi"}] nil))))
(deftest api-base-url-adds-v1
(testing "LM Studio's OpenAI-compatible endpoints live under /v1, which LangChain4j does not add
on its own (see tbd.agent.core/api-base-url); LMSTUDIO_URL is documented as the bare
server address, so this has to be added for every request to land"
(is (= "http://llm.test/v1" (#'agent/api-base-url "http://llm.test")))
(is (= "http://llm.test/v1" (#'agent/api-base-url "http://llm.test/v1")))))
(deftest a-plain-reply
(is (= {:events [{:thinking "hm"} {:content "Hel"} {:content "lo"} {:done true}]}
(turn! (ts/config (ts/thinking-model "hm" "Hel" "lo")) [{:role "user" :content "hi"}] nil))))
(deftest a-tool-call
(is (= {:events [{:tool-calls [{:id "call_1" :name "add" :arguments "{\"x\":1}"}]} {:done true}]}
(turn! (ts/config (ts/tool-call-model {:id "call_1" :name "add" :arguments "{\"x\":1}"}))
[{:role "user" :content "add 1"}]
[{:name "add" :description "adds" :inputSchema {:type "object" :properties {}}}]))))
(deftest no-reply-is-an-error
(is (= {:events [{:error "the LLM server sent no reply"}]}
(turn! (ts/config (ts/no-reply-model)) [{:role "user" :content "hi"}] nil))))
(deftest tools-optional
(is (= {:events [{:content "x"} {:done true}]}
(turn! (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")) [{:role "user" :content "hi"}] nil))))
(deftest connection-failure-is-caught-before-the-stream-starts
(testing "the model errors before ever saying anything: {:error}, no {:ok}"
(is (= {:error "the LLM server can't be reached or refused" :kind :upstream}
(turn! (ts/config (ts/error-model "boom")) [{:role "user" :content "hi"}] nil))))
(testing "the fake model itself throws synchronously"
(let [config (ts/config (ts/model-of (fn [_ _] (throw (RuntimeException. "no such host")))))]
(is (= :upstream (:kind (turn! config [{:role "user" :content "hi"}] nil))))))
(testing ".chat is never called when chat isn't configured, whatever the model would have said"
(let [calls (atom 0)
config (assoc (ts/config (ts/model-of (fn [_ _] (swap! calls inc)))) :url nil)]
(is (= {:error "chat is not configured" :kind :unavailable} (turn! config [] nil)))
(is (zero? @calls)))))
(deftest conversation-history-round-trips
(testing "assistant messages with tool calls, and their tool-role results, reach the model
without error (see tbd.agent.core/llm-message)"
(let [messages [{:role "user" :content "add 1 and 2"}
{:role "assistant" :content "" :tool-calls [{:id "c1" :name "add" :arguments "{\"x\":1,\"y\":2}"}]}
{:role "tool" :tool-call-id "c1" :content "3"}]]
(is (= {:events [{:content "3"} {:done true}]}
(turn! (ts/config (ts/text-model "3")) messages nil))))))
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(ns tbd.agent.instructions-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is]]
[tbd.agent.instructions :as instructions]
[tbd.agent.prompt :as prompt]))
(defn- flat
"`text` on one line: the prompts are wrapped in the source, where they wrap is not the point."
[text]
(str/replace text #"\s+" " "))
(deftest chat-and-guide-share-the-instructions
(doseq [text (map flat [(instructions/chat) prompt/guide])]
(is (str/includes? text "Act, don't offer"))
(is (str/includes? text "in this same turn"))
(is (str/includes? text "Work it out yourself:"))
(is (str/includes? text "Say something was done only if a tool result says it was"))
(is (str/includes? text "Tic-tac-toe: check whose turn it is"))
(is (str/includes? text "Examples: "))))
(deftest chat-is-framed-as-the-in-page-chatbot
(let [text (instructions/chat)]
(is (str/includes? text "under your message"))
(is (str/includes? text "Chain calls without stopping"))
(is (str/includes? text "navigate there, then") "the chatbot's tools follow the page it is on")))
(deftest chat-system-message-adds-page-and-tools
(is (= (instructions/chat) (instructions/chat-system-message nil nil)))
(let [text (instructions/chat-system-message "todos" [{:name "create_todo"} {:name "list_todos"}])]
(is (str/includes? text "on the \"todos\" page"))
(is (str/includes? text "Its tools: create_todo, list_todos"))))
(deftest a2a-has-no-in-page-framing
(let [text (instructions/a2a)]
(is (str/includes? text "Act, don't offer"))
(is (str/includes? text "Agent2Agent protocol"))
(is (str/includes? text "no page open"))
(is (not (str/includes? text "under your message")))))
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(ns tbd.agent.prompt-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is]]
[tbd.agent.prompt :as prompt]))
(defn- flat
"`text` on one line: the prompts are wrapped in the source, where they wrap is not the point."
[text]
(str/replace text #"\s+" " "))
(deftest guide-tells-the-agent-to-act
(let [text (flat prompt/guide)]
(is (str/includes? text "Act, don't offer"))
(is (str/includes? text "in this same turn"))
(is (str/includes? text "Work it out yourself:"))
(is (str/includes? text "Chain calls without stopping"))
(is (str/includes? text "results from an earlier message are marked out of date"))
(is (str/includes? text "never go by an earlier result"))
(is (str/includes? text "Say something was done only if a tool result says it was"))
(is (str/includes? text "Tic-tac-toe: check whose turn it is"))
(is (str/includes? text "Examples: "))
(is (not (str/includes? text "navigate there, then")) "an outside agent is offered every tool")))
(deftest task-prompt
(is (str/starts-with? (prompt/task "add a todo") prompt/guide))
(is (str/ends-with? (prompt/task "add a todo") "The user's request: add a todo"))
(doseq [none [nil "" 5]]
(is (str/includes? (prompt/task none) "Ask the user what they want") (pr-str none))
(is (not (str/includes? (prompt/task none) "The user's request")) (pr-str none))))
(deftest tic-tac-toe-prompt
(is (str/includes? (prompt/tic-tac-toe "x") "as X."))
(is (str/includes? (prompt/tic-tac-toe "o") "as O."))
(doseq [other [nil "" "z" :x]]
(is (str/includes? (prompt/tic-tac-toe other) "as O.") (pr-str other)))
(is (str/includes? (prompt/tic-tac-toe "x") "never move for the other side")))
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(ns tbd.agent.test-support
"A fake LangChain4j StreamingChatModel for tests: no real network, no LM Studio. `model-of`
builds one from a script — a function of the ChatRequest that calls the handler's callbacks
directly, exactly as a real provider's client would, so tbd.agent.core's pump code is exercised
for real. `text-model`/`tool-call-model`/`error-model`/`thinking-model` cover the common cases."
(:require [tbd.agent.core :as agent])
(:import (dev.langchain4j.agent.tool ToolExecutionRequest)
(dev.langchain4j.data.message AiMessage)
(dev.langchain4j.model.chat StreamingChatModel)
(dev.langchain4j.model.chat.response
ChatResponse ChatResponseMetadata$Builder CompleteToolCall PartialResponse
PartialResponseContext PartialThinking PartialThinkingContext StreamingHandle)
(dev.langchain4j.model.output FinishReason TokenUsage)))
(defn fake-handle
"A StreamingHandle whose `cancel` is observable through the atom `cancelled?`."
([] (fake-handle (atom false)))
([cancelled?]
(reify StreamingHandle
(cancel [_] (reset! cancelled? true))
(isCancelled [_] @cancelled?))))
(defn model-of
"A StreamingChatModel whose `doChat` calls `(script req handler)`."
^StreamingChatModel [script]
(reify StreamingChatModel
(doChat [_ req handler] (script req handler) nil)))
(defn- complete [handler ai-message finish-reason usage]
(.onCompleteResponse handler
(-> (ChatResponse/builder)
(.aiMessage ai-message)
(.metadata (cond-> (ChatResponseMetadata$Builder.)
finish-reason (.finishReason finish-reason)
usage (.tokenUsage (TokenUsage. (int (first usage)) (int (second usage))))
true .build))
.build)))
(defn text-model
"A model that streams `pieces` as :content, then finishes with their concatenation as the reply."
[& pieces]
(model-of (fn [_ handler]
(let [h (fake-handle)]
(doseq [p pieces] (.onPartialResponse handler (PartialResponse. ^String p) (PartialResponseContext. h)))
(complete handler (AiMessage/from (apply str pieces)) FinishReason/STOP [10 5])))))
(defn thinking-model
"A model that streams `thinking`, then `pieces` as content."
[thinking & pieces]
(model-of (fn [_ handler]
(let [h (fake-handle)]
(.onPartialThinking handler (PartialThinking. ^String thinking) (PartialThinkingContext. h))
(doseq [p pieces] (.onPartialResponse handler (PartialResponse. ^String p) (PartialResponseContext. h)))
(complete handler (AiMessage/from (apply str pieces)) FinishReason/STOP [10 5])))))
(defn tool-call-model
"A model that asks for one tool call: {:id :name :arguments}."
[{:keys [id name arguments]}]
(model-of (fn [_ handler]
(let [req (-> (ToolExecutionRequest/builder) (.id id) (.name name) (.arguments arguments) .build)]
(.onCompleteToolCall handler (CompleteToolCall. (int 0) req))
(complete handler (AiMessage/from "" [req]) FinishReason/TOOL_EXECUTION nil)))))
(defn error-model
"A model whose call always fails with `message`."
[message]
(model-of (fn [_ handler] (.onError handler (RuntimeException. ^String message)))))
(defn no-reply-model
"A model that ends the turn with nothing said and no calls (the LLM sent no reply)."
[]
(model-of (fn [_ handler] (complete handler (AiMessage/from "") FinishReason/STOP nil))))
(defn config
"A chat config (see tbd.agent.core/env-config) using `model` instead of a real LM Studio."
([model] (config model {}))
([model overrides]
(merge (agent/env-config {"LMSTUDIO_URL" "http://llm.test"}) {:chat-model model} overrides)))
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(ns tbd.auth.core-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]))
(def full-env
{"GITEA_URL" "https://git.example.com/"
"GITEA_CLIENT_ID" "cid"
"GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET" "sec"
"BASE_URL" "https://tbd.example.com/"
"ADMIN_USERS" " Alice, bob ,,"
"SESSION_SECRET" "s3cret"})
(deftest env-config-test
(testing "a complete environment"
(let [config (auth/env-config full-env)]
(is (auth/configured? config))
(is (= "https://git.example.com" (:gitea-url config)) "trailing slash is dropped")
(is (= "https://tbd.example.com/auth/callback" (:redirect-uri config)))
(is (= #{"alice" "bob"} (:admin-users config)) "trimmed, lower-cased, blanks dropped")
(is (true? (:secure-cookies? config)) "https base URL => Secure cookies")
(is (= "s3cret" (:session-secret config)))))
(testing "plain http base URL does not mark cookies Secure"
(is (false? (:secure-cookies? (auth/env-config (assoc full-env "BASE_URL" "http://localhost:3000"))))))
(testing "an empty environment is unconfigured and has no admins"
(let [config (auth/env-config {})]
(is (not (auth/configured? config)))
(is (= #{} (:admin-users config)))
(is (nil? (:session-secret config)))))
(testing "blank values count as unset"
(is (not (auth/configured? (auth/env-config (assoc full-env "GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET" " "))))))
(testing "each of the four settings is required"
(doseq [k ["GITEA_URL" "GITEA_CLIENT_ID" "GITEA_CLIENT_SECRET" "BASE_URL"]]
(is (not (auth/configured? (auth/env-config (dissoc full-env k)))) k))))
(deftest admin-test
(let [config (auth/env-config full-env)]
(is (auth/admin? config "alice"))
(is (auth/admin? config "ALICE") "Gitea usernames are case-insensitive")
(is (not (auth/admin? config "mallory")))
(is (not (auth/admin? (auth/env-config {}) "alice")) "an empty allowlist admits nobody")))
(deftest session-key-test
(is (= 16 (count (auth/session-key "s3cret"))))
(is (= (seq (auth/session-key "s3cret")) (seq (auth/session-key "s3cret"))))
(is (not= (seq (auth/session-key "a")) (seq (auth/session-key "b"))))
(testing "without a secret each call yields a fresh random key"
(is (= 16 (count (auth/session-key nil))))
(is (not= (seq (auth/session-key nil)) (seq (auth/session-key nil))))))
(deftest state-test
(let [a (auth/new-state)]
(is (re-matches #"[A-Za-z0-9_-]{43}" a))
(is (not= a (auth/new-state))))
(is (auth/state-matches? "abc" "abc"))
(is (not (auth/state-matches? "abc" "abd")))
(is (not (auth/state-matches? "abc" "abcd")))
(testing "a missing state never matches, even against another missing one"
(is (not (auth/state-matches? nil nil)))
(is (not (auth/state-matches? "abc" nil)))
(is (not (auth/state-matches? nil "abc")))))
(deftest safe-return-to-test
(doseq [ok ["/" "/oauth/authorize?client_id=a&state=b%2Fc" "/a/b#frag"]]
(is (= ok (auth/safe-return-to ok)) ok))
(doseq [bad [nil 42 "" "oauth/authorize" "//evil.example.com" "/\\evil.example.com" "/\\/evil.example.com"
"https://evil.example.com" "javascript:alert(1)" "/a b" "/a\nb" (str "/" (apply str (repeat 2000 "a")))]]
(is (nil? (auth/safe-return-to bad)) (pr-str bad))))
(deftest authorize-url-test
(let [url (auth/authorize-url (auth/env-config full-env) "st ate")]
(is (str/starts-with? url "https://git.example.com/login/oauth/authorize?"))
(is (str/includes? url "client_id=cid"))
(is (str/includes? url "response_type=code"))
(is (str/includes? url "redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Ftbd.example.com%2Fauth%2Fcallback"))
(is (str/includes? url "state=st+ate") "values are form-encoded")))
(defn- recording-http
"An :http stub that records requests and answers with `responses` in order."
[calls & responses]
(let [responses (atom responses)]
(fn [req]
(swap! calls conj req)
(let [[r & more] @responses]
(reset! responses more)
(if (instance? Throwable r) (throw r) r)))))
(deftest exchange-code-test
(let [calls (atom [])
config (assoc (auth/env-config full-env)
:http (recording-http calls
{:status 200 :body "{\"access_token\":\"tok\",\"token_type\":\"bearer\"}"}
{:status 400 :body "{\"error\":\"invalid_grant\"}"}))]
(is (= "tok" (auth/exchange-code config "the-code")))
(let [{:keys [method url headers body]} (first @calls)]
(is (= :post method))
(is (= "https://git.example.com/login/oauth/access_token" url))
(is (= "application/json" (get headers "Accept")))
(is (= "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" (get headers "Content-Type")))
(doseq [part ["grant_type=authorization_code" "client_id=cid" "client_secret=sec" "code=the-code"
"redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Ftbd.example.com%2Fauth%2Fcallback"]]
(is (str/includes? body part) part)))
(is (nil? (auth/exchange-code config "used-code")) "a refused code yields nil")))
(deftest fetch-user-test
(let [calls (atom [])
config (assoc (auth/env-config full-env)
:http (recording-http calls
{:status 200 :body "{\"login\":\"alice\",\"id\":7,\"email\":\"a@x\"}"}
{:status 401 :body "{}"}
{:status 200 :body "{\"id\":7}"}))]
(is (= {:login "alice" :id 7} (auth/fetch-user config "tok")))
(let [{:keys [method url headers]} (first @calls)]
(is (= :get method))
(is (= "https://git.example.com/api/v1/user" url))
(is (= "Bearer tok" (get headers "Authorization"))))
(is (nil? (auth/fetch-user config "bad")) "a refused token yields nil")
(is (nil? (auth/fetch-user config "odd")) "a response without a login yields nil")))
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(ns tbd.auth.routes-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.auth.middleware :as mw]
[tbd.core :as core]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util]))
(defn gitea-stub
"Stands in for Gitea: any code is exchanged for a token that resolves to `login` (with Gitea id 7, or `id`)."
([login] (gitea-stub login 7))
([login id]
(fn [{:keys [url]}]
(cond
(str/ends-with? url "/login/oauth/access_token") {:status 200 :body "{\"access_token\":\"tok\"}"}
(str/ends-with? url "/api/v1/user") {:status 200 :body (format "{\"login\":\"%s\",\"id\":%d}" login id)}))))
(defn make-app
"The app against a Gitea stub. `:db` and `:chat` (their configs) are passed through; other overrides go into the auth config."
[http & {:keys [db chat] :as overrides}]
(core/make-app {:db db
:chat chat
:auth (merge {:base-url "http://tbd.test"
:gitea-url "https://gitea.test"
:client-id "cid"
:client-secret "sec"
:redirect-uri "http://tbd.test/auth/callback"
:admin-users #{"alice"}
:session-secret "test-secret"
:secure-cookies? false
:http http}
(dissoc overrides :db :chat))
:nrepl {:port 0 :bind "127.0.0.1"}}))
(defn request [app method uri & {:keys [cookie query]}]
(let [resp (app (cond-> {:request-method method :uri uri :query-string query :headers {}}
cookie (assoc-in [:headers "cookie"] cookie)))]
(test-util/decode-body resp)))
(defn set-cookie
"The `name=value` pair from a response's Set-Cookie header."
[resp]
(let [h (get-in resp [:headers "Set-Cookie"])]
(first (str/split (first (if (string? h) [h] h)) #";"))))
(defn location-state [resp]
(second (re-find #"[?&]state=([^&]+)" (get-in resp [:headers "Location"]))))
(defn login!
"Runs the whole login dance and returns the session cookie."
[app]
(let [start (request app :get "/auth/login")
done (request app :get "/auth/callback"
:cookie (set-cookie start)
:query (str "code=abc&state=" (location-state start)))]
(set-cookie done)))
(deftest login-redirect-test
(let [resp (request (make-app (gitea-stub "alice")) :get "/auth/login")
location (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])]
(is (= 302 (:status resp)))
(is (str/starts-with? location "https://gitea.test/login/oauth/authorize?"))
(is (str/includes? location "client_id=cid"))
(is (some? (location-state resp)))
(let [cookie (get-in resp [:headers "Set-Cookie"])
cookie (first (if (string? cookie) [cookie] cookie))]
(is (str/starts-with? cookie "tbd-session="))
(is (re-find #"(?i)HttpOnly" cookie))
(is (re-find #"(?i)SameSite=Lax" cookie))
(is (not (re-find #"(?i);\s*Secure" cookie)) "http base URL, so no Secure flag"))))
(deftest return-to-test
(let [login-then-callback (fn [return-to]
(let [app (make-app (gitea-stub "alice"))
start (request app :get "/auth/login" :query (when return-to (str "return_to=" return-to)))]
(request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie (set-cookie start)
:query (str "code=abc&state=" (location-state start)))))]
(testing "after logging in the browser goes back to where it came from"
(is (= "/oauth/authorize?a=b" (get-in (login-then-callback "%2Foauth%2Fauthorize%3Fa%3Db") [:headers "Location"]))))
(testing "and to / without a return_to"
(is (= "/" (get-in (login-then-callback nil) [:headers "Location"]))))
(testing "but never to another site"
(doseq [bad ["https%3A%2F%2Fevil.example.com" "%2F%2Fevil.example.com" "%2F%5Cevil.example.com" "javascript%3Aalert(1)"]]
(is (= "/" (get-in (login-then-callback bad) [:headers "Location"])) bad)))))
(deftest secure-cookie-test
(let [resp (request (make-app (gitea-stub "alice") :secure-cookies? true) :get "/auth/login")
cookie (first (let [h (get-in resp [:headers "Set-Cookie"])] (if (string? h) [h] h)))]
(is (re-find #"(?i);\s*Secure" cookie))))
(deftest unconfigured-test
(let [app (make-app (gitea-stub "alice") :gitea-url nil)]
(is (= 503 (:status (request app :get "/auth/login"))))
(is (= 503 (:status (request app :get "/auth/callback" :query "code=x&state=y"))))))
(deftest callback-test
(let [app (make-app (gitea-stub "Alice"))
start (request app :get "/auth/login")
cookie (set-cookie start)
state (location-state start)]
(testing "a successful login redirects home and sets a session"
(let [resp (request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie cookie :query (str "code=abc&state=" state))]
(is (= 302 (:status resp)))
(is (= "/" (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])))
(is (some? (set-cookie resp)))))
(testing "no session cookie (the callback wasn't preceded by a login here)"
(is (= 400 (:status (request app :get "/auth/callback" :query (str "code=abc&state=" state))))))
(testing "wrong or missing state"
(is (= 400 (:status (request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie cookie :query "code=abc&state=nope"))))
(is (= 400 (:status (request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie cookie :query "code=abc")))))
(testing "the user denied access at Gitea"
(is (= 403 (:status (request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie cookie
:query (str "error=access_denied&state=" state))))))
(testing "missing code"
(is (= 400 (:status (request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie cookie :query (str "state=" state))))))))
(deftest callback-gitea-failure-test
(let [login-with (fn [http]
(let [app (make-app http)
start (request app :get "/auth/login")
resp (atom nil)]
;; the 502 path logs; keep it out of the test output
(with-out-str
(reset! resp (request app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie (set-cookie start)
:query (str "code=abc&state=" (location-state start)))))
@resp))]
(testing "Gitea rejects the code"
(let [resp (login-with (fn [_] {:status 400 :body "{\"error\":\"invalid_grant\"}"}))]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))
(is (nil? (get-in resp [:headers "Set-Cookie"])) "no session is created")))
(testing "Gitea rejects the token"
(is (= 401 (:status (login-with (fn [{:keys [url]}]
(if (str/ends-with? url "/access_token")
{:status 200 :body "{\"access_token\":\"tok\"}"}
{:status 401 :body "{}"})))))))
(testing "Gitea is unreachable or answers garbage"
(is (= 502 (:status (login-with (fn [_] (throw (java.net.ConnectException. "refused")))))))
(is (= 502 (:status (login-with (fn [_] {:status 200 :body "<html>not json</html>"}))))))))
(deftest me-and-logout-test
(let [app (make-app (gitea-stub "Alice"))
cookie (login! app)]
(testing "anonymous"
(is (= 401 (:status (request app :get "/auth/me")))))
(testing "logged in"
(let [resp (request app :get "/auth/me" :cookie cookie)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:login "Alice" :id 7 :admin? true} (:body resp)))))
(testing "logged in as a non-admin"
(let [app (make-app (gitea-stub "bob"))]
(is (= {:login "bob" :id 7 :admin? false}
(:body (request app :get "/auth/me" :cookie (login! app)))))))
(testing "logout replaces the session with an empty one"
(let [resp (request app :post "/auth/logout" :cookie cookie)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= 401 (:status (request app :get "/auth/me" :cookie (set-cookie resp)))))))))
(deftest forged-session-test
(let [app (make-app (gitea-stub "alice"))
cookie (login! app)]
(testing "a cookie tampered with is ignored"
(let [tampered (str (subs cookie 0 (- (count cookie) 4)) "AAAA")]
(is (= 401 (:status (request app :get "/auth/me" :cookie tampered))))))
(testing "a cookie minted under another SESSION_SECRET is ignored"
(let [other (make-app (gitea-stub "alice") :session-secret "other-secret")]
(is (= 401 (:status (request other :get "/auth/me" :cookie cookie))))))
(testing "garbage"
(is (= 401 (:status (request app :get "/auth/me" :cookie "tbd-session=not-a-real-cookie")))))))
(deftest current-user-expiry-test
(let [req {:session {:user {:login "alice" :expires-at 1000}}}]
(is (= {:login "alice" :expires-at 1000} (mw/current-user req 999)))
(is (nil? (mw/current-user req 1000)) "expired exactly at expires-at")
(is (nil? (mw/current-user req 5000)))
(is (nil? (mw/current-user {:session {:user {:login "alice"}}} 0)) "a user with no expiry is not trusted")
(is (nil? (mw/current-user {} 0)))))
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(ns tbd.chat.routes-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[ring.core.protocols :as ring-protocols]
[tbd.agent.test-support :as ts]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream ByteArrayOutputStream IOException OutputStream)))
(defn- json [data] (slurp (m/encode "application/json" data)))
(defn- post-chat
"POST /api/chat with `body`, a JSON string (or nil for none)."
[app cookie body]
(test-util/decode-body
(app (cond-> {:request-method :post :uri "/api/chat"
:headers (cond-> {"content-type" "application/json"}
cookie (assoc "cookie" cookie))}
body (assoc :body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes ^String body)))))))
(defn- body-text
"What a response's streaming body writes, as the server would write it to the browser."
[resp]
(let [out (ByteArrayOutputStream.)]
(ring-protocols/write-body-to-stream (:body resp) resp out)
(.toString out "UTF-8")))
(defn- events
"The AG-UI events of a chat response: the JSON of each `data:` line, `:type` and one message/call
id dropped (a random uuid, not what these tests are about) unless a test keeps it."
[resp]
(->> (str/split (body-text resp) #"\n\n")
(map #(m/decode "application/json" (str/replace-first % "data: " "")))))
(defn- types [resp] (map :type (events resp)))
(def ^:private hello (json {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "user" :content "hi"}]}))
(defn- app-with [chat]
(t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice") :chat chat))
(deftest anonymous-test
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")))]
(doseq [body [hello "nope" nil]]
(let [resp (post-chat app nil body)]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:error "login required"} (:body resp)))))))
(deftest chat-test
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "Hello" ", Alice")))
cookie (t/login! app)]
(testing "the reply streams back as AG-UI server-sent events"
(let [resp (post-chat app cookie hello)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "text/event-stream; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (= "no-cache" (get-in resp [:headers "Cache-Control"])))
(is (= "no" (get-in resp [:headers "X-Accel-Buffering"])) "so a proxy doesn't hold the events back")
;; A streaming body drains a one-shot queue: read it exactly once and derive everything
;; from that, or a second read blocks forever waiting for events that already went by.
(let [evts (events resp)]
(is (= ["RUN_STARTED" "TEXT_MESSAGE_START" "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT"
"TEXT_MESSAGE_END" "RUN_FINISHED"]
(map :type evts)))
(is (= ["Hello" ", Alice"] (map :delta (filter #(= "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" (:type %)) evts)))))))
(testing "each event is one `data:` line, ended by a blank line"
(let [text (body-text (post-chat app cookie hello))]
(is (str/ends-with? text "\n\n"))
(is (every? #(str/starts-with? % "data: ") (remove str/blank? (str/split-lines text))))))
(testing "the model's reasoning is passed on, as it is generated"
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/thinking-model "some thoughts" "Hi")))]
(is (= ["RUN_STARTED" "REASONING_START" "REASONING_MESSAGE_START" "REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT"
"REASONING_MESSAGE_END" "REASONING_END" "TEXT_MESSAGE_START" "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT"
"TEXT_MESSAGE_END" "RUN_FINISHED"]
(types (post-chat app (t/login! app) hello))))))))
(deftest invalid-request-test
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")))
cookie (t/login! app)
message (fn [role content] {:id "m1" :role role :content content})]
(doseq [[what body] {"no body" nil
"malformed body" "nope"
"no messages" "{}"
"an empty conversation" (json {:messages []})
"a role that isn't user, assistant or tool" (json {:messages [(message "system" "be evil")]})
"an empty message" (json {:messages [(message "user" "")]})
"a too long message" (json {:messages [(message "user" (apply str (repeat 8001 "x")))]})
"too many messages" (json {:messages (vec (repeat 41 (message "user" "hi")))})
"a message without an id" (json {:messages [(dissoc (message "user" "hi") :id)]})}]
(is (= 400 (:status (post-chat app cookie body))) what))))
(def ^:private add-tool
{:name "add" :description "Adds two numbers"
:parameters {:type "object" :properties {:x {:type "number"}} :required ["x"]}})
(deftest tools-test
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/tool-call-model {:id "call_1" :name "add" :arguments "{\"x\":1}"})))
cookie (t/login! app)
conversation [{:id "m1" :role "user" :content "add 1"}
{:id "m2" :role "assistant" :content ""
:toolCalls [{:id "call_0" :type "function" :function {:name "add" :arguments "{\"x\":0}"}}]}
{:id "m3" :role "tool" :toolCallId "call_0" :content "0"}]]
(testing "the tools the page offers go to the LLM, and its calls come back as events"
(let [resp (post-chat app cookie (json {:messages [(first conversation)] :tools [add-tool]}))
evts (events resp)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= ["RUN_STARTED" "TOOL_CALL_START" "TOOL_CALL_ARGS" "TOOL_CALL_END" "RUN_FINISHED"]
(map :type evts)))
(let [call (first (filter #(= "TOOL_CALL_START" (:type %)) evts))]
(is (= "call_1" (:toolCallId call)))
(is (= "add" (:toolCallName call))))
(is (= "{\"x\":1}" (:delta (first (filter #(= "TOOL_CALL_ARGS" (:type %)) evts)))))))
(testing "the conversation may hold calls and their results, which the LLM gets"
(is (= 200 (:status (post-chat app cookie (json {:messages conversation :tools [add-tool]}))))))
(testing "tools are optional"
(is (= 200 (:status (post-chat app cookie hello)))))))
(deftest page-test
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")))
cookie (t/login! app)]
(testing "the page the user is on reaches the LLM"
(is (= 200 (:status (post-chat app cookie
(json {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "user" :content "hi"}]
:context [{:description "page" :value "ai-setup"}]}))))))
(testing "it is bounded like any other string, but nothing enforces a slug shape on the wire"
(is (= 200 (:status (post-chat app cookie
(json {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "user" :content "hi"}]
:context [{:description "page" :value "ai-setup"}]}))))))))
(deftest invalid-tools-test
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "x")))
cookie (t/login! app)
user [{:id "m1" :role "user" :content "hi"}]
call {:id "c" :type "function" :function {:name "add" :arguments "{}"}}]
(doseq [[what body] {"a tool without a name" {:messages user :tools [(dissoc add-tool :name)]}
"a tool name that is no function name" {:messages user :tools [(assoc add-tool :name "add it!")]}
"a huge schema" {:messages user :tools [(assoc add-tool :parameters {:type "object" :description (apply str (repeat 6000 "x"))})]}
"too many tools" {:messages user :tools (vec (repeat 33 add-tool))}
"tools that aren't a list" {:messages user :tools add-tool}
"an empty assistant message" {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "assistant" :content ""}]}
"a call without an id" {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "assistant" :content "" :toolCalls [(dissoc call :id)]}]}
"too many calls" {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "assistant" :content "" :toolCalls (vec (repeat 17 call))}]}
"a result without the call's id" {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "tool" :content "3"}]}
"an empty result" {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "tool" :toolCallId "c" :content ""}]}
"a too long result" {:messages [{:id "m1" :role "tool" :toolCallId "c" :content (apply str (repeat 8001 "x"))}]}}]
(is (= 400 (:status (post-chat app cookie (json body)))) what))))
(deftest llm-failure-test
(testing "chat is off without an LLM server"
(let [app (app-with nil)
resp (post-chat app (t/login! app) hello)]
(is (= 503 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:error "chat is not configured"} (:body resp)))))
(testing "an LLM server that can't be reached: a bad gateway before any run starts"
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/error-model "boom")))
resp (post-chat app (t/login! app) hello)]
(is (= 502 (:status resp)))
(is (= "the LLM server can't be reached or refused" (:error (:body resp))))))
(testing "the LLM sends no reply at all: it had already answered with something, even if empty,
so the run had already started"
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/no-reply-model)))
resp (post-chat app (t/login! app) hello)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "RUN_ERROR" (:type (last (events resp))))))))
(deftest browser-goes-away-test
(testing "a browser that leaves mid-reply ends the stream quietly"
(let [app (app-with (ts/config (ts/text-model "a" "b" "c")))
resp (post-chat app (t/login! app) hello)
writes (atom 0)
gone (proxy [OutputStream] []
(write
([_] (swap! writes inc) (throw (IOException. "broken pipe")))
([_ _ _] (swap! writes inc) (throw (IOException. "broken pipe")))))]
(ring-protocols/write-body-to-stream (:body resp) resp gone)
(is (= 1 @writes) "it stops at the first write that fails"))))
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(ns tbd.chat.trace-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.chat.trace :as trace])
(:import (java.io File)))
(defn- collecting
"A trace config that keeps its entries in `entries`, an atom."
[entries & {:as opts}]
(merge {:sink #(swap! entries conj %) :full-text? false} opts))
(defn- suspects [entries] (filter #(= :loop-suspect (:event %)) entries))
(defn- call [id name args] {:id id :name name :arguments args})
(defn- assistant [& calls] {:role "assistant" :content "" :tool-calls (vec calls)})
(defn- result [id] {:role "tool" :tool-call-id id :content "ok"})
(deftest run-summary-test
(let [ask {:role "user" :content "add milk"}
list-call (call "1" "list_todos" "{}")]
(testing "a conversation that has just begun"
(is (= {:step 0 :run-calls 0 :top-call nil :input [ask]}
(dissoc (trace/run-summary [ask]) :run))))
(testing "the turns of a run count the assistant's messages since the user's, and their calls"
(let [s (trace/run-summary [ask (assistant list-call) (result "1") (assistant (call "2" "add" "{}") (call "3" "add" "{}"))
(result "2") (result "3")])]
(is (= {:step 2 :run-calls 3 :top-call {:tool "add" :args "{}" :count 2}}
(select-keys s [:step :run-calls :top-call])))
(is (= ask (first (:input s))))
(is (= 6 (count (:input s))))))
(testing "the run id is that of the user's last message: the same for every turn of a run"
(let [a (trace/run-summary [ask])
b (trace/run-summary [ask (assistant list-call) (result "1")])
c (trace/run-summary [{:role "user" :content "something else"}])]
(is (re-matches #"[0-9a-f]{8}" (:run a)))
(is (= (:run a) (:run b)))
(is (not= (:run a) (:run c)))))
(testing "an earlier run's calls are not this run's"
(let [s (trace/run-summary [ask (assistant list-call) (result "1") {:role "assistant" :content "Done."}
{:role "user" :content "again"}])]
(is (= {:step 0 :run-calls 0} (select-keys s [:step :run-calls])))))
(testing "the same tool with other arguments is another call"
(is (= 1 (:count (:top-call (trace/run-summary [ask (assistant (call "1" "add" "{\"x\":1}") (call "2" "add" "{\"x\":2}"))]))))))
(testing "a conversation with no user message, and none at all"
(is (= "-" (:run (trace/run-summary [{:role "assistant" :content "hi"}]))))
(is (= {:run "-" :step 0 :run-calls 0} (select-keys (trace/run-summary []) [:run :step :run-calls]))))))
(deftest begin-test
(testing "the start of a turn says what it is about, without the words of the conversation"
(let [entries (atom [])]
(trace/begin! (collecting entries)
{:messages [{:role "user" :content "hello"}] :tools [{:name "add"} {:name "sub"}]
:page "todos" :model "qwen"})
(let [[start :as all] @entries]
(is (= 1 (count all)))
(is (= {:event :turn-start :page "todos" :model "qwen" :messages 1 :tools 2 :prompt-chars 5 :step 0}
(select-keys start [:event :page :model :messages :tools :prompt-chars :step])))
(is (re-matches #"[0-9a-f]{8}" (:req start)))
(is (not (contains? start :input))))))
(testing "with the full text on, it has the run's messages"
(let [entries (atom [])
messages [{:role "user" :content "old"} {:role "assistant" :content "reply"} {:role "user" :content "new"}]]
(trace/begin! (collecting entries :full-text? true) {:messages messages})
(is (= [{:role "user" :content "new"}] (:input (first @entries))))))
(testing "every turn has its own req id"
(let [entries (atom [])]
(dotimes [_ 3] (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]}))
(is (= 3 (count (set (map :req @entries)))))))
(testing "a call made three times in a run is a suspect, twice is not"
(let [ask {:role "user" :content "go"}
messages (fn [n] (into [ask] (mapcat (fn [i] [(assistant (call (str i) "look" "{}")) (result (str i))])) (range n)))
entries (atom [])]
(trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages (messages 2)})
(is (empty? (suspects @entries)))
(trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages (messages 3)})
(is (= [{:kind :repeated-call :tool "look" :args "{}" :count 3}]
(map #(select-keys % [:kind :tool :args :count]) (suspects @entries)))))))
(deftest observe-test
(testing "reasoning that says the same sentence over and over is a suspect, at 4 times and each doubling"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(dotimes [_ 16]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "Wait, let me check the board again. "}))
(is (= [4 8 16] (map :count (suspects @entries))))
(is (every? #(= :repeated-thinking (:kind %)) (suspects @entries)))
(is (= "Wait, let me check the board again." (:text (first (suspects @entries)))))))
(testing "a sentence is the same whatever its case and spacing, and however the pieces of it came"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(doseq [piece ["Wait, let me check" " the board AGAIN." "\n" "wait, let me check the board again.\n"
"Wait, let me check the " "board again! " "Wait, let me check the board again?\n\n"]]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking piece}))
(is (= [4] (map :count (suspects @entries))))))
(testing "short sentences, and different ones, are no repetition"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(dotimes [i 20]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "Hmm. "})
(trace/observe! t {:thinking (str "Step " i " of working out which of the many todos is the one. ")}))
(is (empty? (suspects @entries)))))
(testing "reasoning that goes on and on is a suspect at 8000 characters, and at each doubling"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(dotimes [i 17]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking (str (format "%03d" i) (apply str (repeat 997 \x)))}))
(is (= [8000 16000] (map :chars (filter #(= :long-reasoning (:kind %)) (suspects @entries)))))))
(testing "a reply and calls are not reasoning"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(dotimes [_ 10]
(trace/observe! t {:content "Wait, let me check the board again. "}))
(is (empty? (suspects @entries))))))
(deftest finish-test
(testing "the end of a turn sums it up, and only the first end counts"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "hm"})
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "m"})
(trace/observe! t {:content "Hi"})
(trace/observe! t {:finish-reason "stop" :usage {:prompt_tokens 7 :completion_tokens 3}})
(trace/finish! t {:outcome :done})
(trace/finish! t {:outcome :aborted})
(let [ends (filter #(= :turn-end (:event %)) @entries)
end (first ends)]
(is (= 1 (count ends)))
(is (= {:outcome :done :events 4 :thinking-chars 3 :content-chars 2 :finish-reason "stop"
:prompt-tokens 7 :completion-tokens 3 :flags []}
(select-keys end [:outcome :events :thinking-chars :content-chars :finish-reason
:prompt-tokens :completion-tokens :flags])))
(is (every? #(and (number? %) (>= % 0)) ((juxt :duration-ms :ttft-ms :think-ms) end)))
(is (not (contains? end :reasoning)) "the text stays out unless it is asked for"))))
(testing "the flags of a turn are what went wrong in it"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(dotimes [_ 4] (trace/observe! t {:thinking "Wait, let me check the board again. "}))
(trace/observe! t {:finish-reason "length"})
(trace/finish! t {:outcome :done})
(is (= [:repeated-thinking :truncated] (:flags (last @entries))))))
(testing "a long call is cut, and the time spent thinking is the time until the answer"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "hm"})
(trace/observe! t {:call-deltas [{:index 0 :name "add"}]})
(trace/finish! t {:outcome :tool-calls :calls [(call "a" "add" (apply str (repeat 2000 \y)))]})
(let [end (last @entries)]
(is (= [{:name "add" :args (str (apply str (repeat 500 \y)) "…")}] (:calls end)))
(is (<= (:think-ms end) (:duration-ms end))))))
(testing "with the full text on, the turn ends with what the model said"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries :full-text? true) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "One. "})
(trace/observe! t {:thinking "Two."})
(trace/observe! t {:content "Three"})
(trace/finish! t {:outcome :done})
(is (= {:reasoning "One. Two." :reply "Three"} (select-keys (last @entries) [:reasoning :reply])))))
(testing "a failure has its words"
(let [entries (atom [])
t (trace/begin! (collecting entries) {:messages [{:role "user" :content "x"}]})]
(trace/finish! t {:outcome :error :error "the LLM server's reply was cut off" :detail "reset"})
(is (= {:outcome :error :error "the LLM server's reply was cut off" :detail "reset"}
(select-keys (last @entries) [:outcome :error :detail]))))))
(deftest render-test
(let [line (trace/render {:event :turn-end :req "ab12cd34" :run "00ff00ff" :step 2 :outcome :tool-calls
:duration-ms 1200 :thinking-chars 0 :error "it broke" :detail nil :flags [:truncated :repeated-thinking]
:calls [{:name "add" :args "{\"x\":1}"}] :reasoning "secret words" :reply "more" :input [{:role "user"}]
:extra []})]
(testing "one line, the fields in a fixed order, the values readable"
(is (= (str "[tbd] chat turn-end req=ab12cd34 run=00ff00ff step=2 outcome=tool-calls duration-ms=1200 thinking-chars=0"
" calls=\"add{\\\"x\\\":1}\" flags=truncated,repeated-thinking error=\"it broke\"")
line)))
(testing "the text of the conversation is for the file only"
(is (not (str/includes? line "secret")))
(is (not (str/includes? line "more")))))
(testing "a long argument is cut in the line"
(is (< (count (trace/render {:event :turn-end :calls [{:name "add" :args (apply str (repeat 1000 \z))}]})) 250))))
(defn- temp-file ^File []
(doto (File/createTempFile "chat-trace" ".jsonl") .delete .deleteOnExit))
(deftest sink-test
(testing "without a file, an entry is a line of the log"
(is (= "[tbd] chat turn-start req=a page=todos\n"
(with-out-str ((trace/sink nil) {:event :turn-start :req "a" :page "todos"})))))
(testing "with a file, it is also a line of JSON there, with everything in it"
(let [file (temp-file)
sink (trace/sink (str file))
out (with-out-str
(sink {:event :turn-end :req "a" :outcome :done :reasoning "long \"thoughts\"\nover lines" :flags [:truncated]})
(sink {:event :turn-start :req "b"}))
lines (str/split-lines (slurp file))
[end start] (map #(m/decode "application/json" %) lines)]
(is (not (str/includes? out "thoughts")) "the log has no text")
(is (= 2 (count lines)))
(is (= {:event "turn-end" :req "a" :outcome "done" :reasoning "long \"thoughts\"\nover lines" :flags ["truncated"]}
(dissoc end :ts)))
(is (= "turn-start" (:event start)))
(is (some? (java.time.Instant/parse (:ts end))))))
(testing "the file's folders are made"
(let [dir (doto (File/createTempFile "chat-trace" "") .delete)
file (File. dir "deeper/trace.jsonl")]
(with-out-str ((trace/sink (str file)) {:event :turn-start :req "a"}))
(is (.exists file))
(.delete file) (.delete (.getParentFile file)) (.delete dir)))
(testing "a file that can't be written to is complained about, and nothing is thrown"
(let [dir (doto (File/createTempFile "chat-trace" "") .delete .mkdirs)
out (try (with-out-str ((trace/sink (str dir)) {:event :turn-start :req "a"}))
(finally (.delete dir)))]
(is (str/includes? out "[tbd] chat turn-start req=a"))
(is (str/includes? out "can't write the trace file")))))
(deftest config-for-test
(testing "no file: the log only, and no full text"
(is (= {:full-text? false :file nil} (select-keys (trace/config-for nil) [:full-text? :file])))
(is (fn? (:sink (trace/config-for nil)))))
(testing "a file: the full text goes there"
(let [file (str (temp-file))]
(is (= {:full-text? true :file file} (select-keys (trace/config-for file) [:full-text? :file]))))))
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(handler {:request-method method :uri uri :headers {}}))
(deftest root-test
(let [resp (request :get "/")]
(let [resp (request :get "/")
body (slurp (:body resp))]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "text/plain; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (re-find #"/api-docs" (:body resp))))
(is (= "text/html; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(testing "serves the HTML shell that mounts the re-frame UI"
(is (re-find #"<div id=\"app\"" body))
(is (re-find #"<script src=\"/js/main\.js\"" body))))
(testing "HEAD is served like GET, without a body"
(is (= 200 (:status (request :head "/"))))))
(deftest origin-trial-header-test
(let [get-root (fn [config]
((core/make-app config) {:request-method :get :uri "/" :headers {}}))]
(testing "the WebMCP origin-trial token is sent as an Origin-Trial header on the page"
(is (= "tok-123" (get-in (get-root (assoc core/config :webmcp {:origin-trial-token "tok-123"}))
[:headers "Origin-Trial"]))))
(testing "no token, no header"
(is (nil? (get-in (get-root (assoc core/config :webmcp {:origin-trial-token nil}))
[:headers "Origin-Trial"]))))))
(deftest js-assets-test
;; main.js only exists once script/ui-build has run, so only the miss is asserted here;
;; the integration suite (which runs against the built image) checks the hit.
(is (= 404 (:status (request :get "/js/nope.js")))))
(deftest swagger-spec-test
(let [resp (request :get "/swagger.json")]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
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(ns tbd.http-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t]
[tbd.core :as core]
[tbd.http :as http]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util]
[tbd.sqlite-test :as sqlite-test])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream)))
(defn call
"`headers` is a map; `body` a string or nil. The response body is decoded by its Content-Type."
[app method uri headers & [body]]
(test-util/decode-body
(app (cond-> {:request-method method :uri uri :headers headers}
body (assoc :body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes ^String body)))))))
(defn content-type [resp] (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"]))
(defn get-add-swagger []
(core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/swagger.json" :headers {}}))
(deftest response-format-test
(let [get-add (fn [accept]
(test-util/decode-body
(core/app (cond-> {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string "x=2&y=3" :headers {}}
accept (assoc-in [:headers "accept"] accept)))))]
(testing "EDN is the default: no Accept, or one nothing here satisfies"
(doseq [accept [nil "*/*" "application/xml"]]
(let [resp (get-add accept)]
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)) (str "accept: " accept))
(is (= {:result 5} (:body resp))))))
(testing "JSON when asked for"
(let [resp (core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string "x=2&y=3"
:headers {"accept" "application/json"}})]
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= "{\"result\":5}" (slurp (:body resp))))))
(testing "Transit when asked for"
(let [resp (get-add "application/transit+json")]
(is (= "application/transit+json; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= {:result 5} (:body resp)))))
(testing "the first Accept type we can produce wins"
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type (get-add "application/xml, application/json")))))
(testing "text/plain responses are left alone"
(let [resp (core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/ping" :headers {"accept" "application/json"}})]
(is (= "text/plain; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= "pong" (:body resp)))))
(testing "swagger.json stays JSON, even with no Accept header"
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type (get-add-swagger)))))))
(deftest error-format-test
(testing "errors follow the same negotiation"
(let [req (fn [accept] (core/app (cond-> {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string "x=abc&y=3" :headers {}}
accept (assoc-in [:headers "accept"] accept))))]
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (content-type (req nil))))
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type (req "application/json"))))
(is (= 400 (:status (req "application/json"))))
(is (contains? (:body (test-util/decode-body (req "application/json"))) :error)))
(testing "including the auth middleware's 401"
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice"))
resp (call app :get "/api/todos" {"accept" "application/json"})]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= {:error "login required"} (:body resp)))
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (content-type (call app :get "/api/todos" {}))))))))
(deftest request-format-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice" 7) :db {:db-path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)})
cookie (t/login! app)
post (fn [headers body] (call app :post "/api/todos" (assoc headers "cookie" cookie) body))]
(testing "JSON in, EDN out by default"
(let [resp (post {"content-type" "application/json"} "{\"title\":\"a\"}")]
(is (= 201 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= "a" (:title (:body resp))))))
(testing "EDN in, JSON out when asked for"
(let [resp (post {"content-type" "application/edn" "accept" "application/json"} "{:title \"b\"}")]
(is (= 201 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= "b" (:title (:body resp))))))
(testing "with no Content-Type the body is EDN"
(let [resp (post {} "{:title \"c\"}")]
(is (= 201 (:status resp)))
(is (= "c" (:title (:body resp))))))
(testing "Transit in"
(let [body (String. (.readAllBytes (m/encode http/muuntaja "application/transit+json" {:title "d"})) "UTF-8")
resp (post {"content-type" "application/transit+json"} body)]
(is (= 201 (:status resp)))
(is (= "d" (:title (:body resp))))))
(testing "a body that isn't valid for its type is a 400 in the negotiated format"
(let [resp (post {"content-type" "application/json" "accept" "application/json"} "{:title \"e\"}")]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/json; charset=utf-8" (content-type resp)))
(is (= {:error "malformed request body"} (:body resp))))
(is (= 400 (:status (post {} "{\"title\":\"f\"}")))
"JSON isn't assumed when nothing says so"))
(testing "listing shows only what was created"
(is (= ["a" "b" "c" "d"]
(map :title (:todos (:body (call app :get "/api/todos" {"cookie" cookie "accept" "application/json"})))))))))
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(ns tbd.math.routes-test
(:require [clojure.edn :as edn]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[reitit.ring :as ring]
[ring.middleware.params :refer [wrap-params]]
[tbd.math.routes :as math]))
;; wrap-params populates :query-params, as wrap-defaults does in tbd.core.
(def handler
(wrap-params (ring/ring-handler (ring/router (math/routes)))))
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.core :as core]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util]))
;; Coercion/validation is configured on the router in tbd.core, so go through the real app.
(defn add [query]
(let [resp (handler {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string query})]
(-> resp
(update :body edn/read-string))))
(test-util/decode-body (core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string query})))
(deftest add-route-test
(testing "integers"
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(doseq [query [nil "x=2" "y=3" "x=abc&y=3" "x=2&y=abc"]]
(let [resp (add query)]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) (str "query: " query))
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (contains? (:body resp) :error))))))
(deftest add-route-browser-test
(testing "browser navigations get an inline-renderable type so Chrome doesn't download the EDN"
(let [resp (core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string "x=2&y=3"
:headers {"accept" "text/html,application/xhtml+xml,*/*;q=0.8"}})]
(is (= "text/plain; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (= {:result 5} (edn/read-string (slurp (:body resp)))))))
(testing "programmatic clients still get application/edn"
(let [resp (core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string "x=2&y=3"
:headers {"accept" "*/*"}})]
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"]))))))
(deftest add-route-swagger-test
(let [spec (-> (core/app {:request-method :get :uri "/swagger.json"
:headers {"accept" "application/json"}})
:body
(->> (m/decode "application/json")))
params (->> (:paths spec)
(some (fn [[path v]] (when (= "/api/add" (str (namespace path) "/" (name path))) v)))
:get
:parameters)]
(testing "x and y are documented as required numeric query params"
(is (= [{:name "x" :in "query" :type "number" :required true}
{:name "y" :in "query" :type "number" :required true}]
(map #(select-keys % [:name :in :type :required]) params))))))
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(ns tbd.mcp.routes-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.todo.schema :as todo-schema]
[malli.core :as malli]
[tbd.oauth.core :as oauth]
[tbd.oauth.db :as db]
[tbd.sqlite-test :as sqlite-test]
[tbd.oauth.routes-test :as o]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream)))
;; The MCP handler sits behind its own transport, so these go through the real app (tbd.core)
;; and speak JSON-RPC to /mcp the way an MCP client does, with an OAuth access token.
(defn- mint-token!
"Puts a grant for `login` into the database at `path` and returns its access token, for
tests that aren't about how a client gets one (that is tbd.oauth.routes-test)."
[path login id & {:keys [expires-at] :or {expires-at (+ (System/currentTimeMillis) 60000)}}]
(let [token (oauth/random-token)]
(db/insert-grant! (db/open path) {:client-id "test-client" :user-id id :login login :scope "mcp"
:access-hash (oauth/hash-token token) :access-expires-at expires-at
:refresh-hash (oauth/hash-token (oauth/random-token))
:refresh-expires-at expires-at :created-at 1})
token))
(defn- decode-body
"The JSON-RPC message in a response body. plumcp answers a POST either with plain JSON or, when
it decides to stream (which one is a matter of timing, so a slow CI runner sees the other), as
Server-Sent Events: a seq of chunks whose `data:` lines hold the message. Clients accept both,
so the tests must too."
[{:keys [body headers]}]
(cond
(string? body) (m/decode "application/json" body)
(and (some? body) (str/starts-with? (str (get headers "Content-Type")) "text/event-stream"))
(let [data (->> (str/split-lines (if (instance? java.io.InputStream body) (slurp body) (apply str body)))
(keep #(when (str/starts-with? % "data:") (str/trim (subs % 5))))
(str/join "\n"))]
(m/decode "application/json" data))
:else body))
(defn- rpc
"POST a JSON-RPC message (as data) to /mcp with `token` as the bearer token, optionally within
the MCP session `sid`. Returns the response with its body decoded, whether plain JSON or an event
stream (nil when there is none)."
([app token message] (rpc app token message nil))
([app token message sid]
(let [body (m/encode "application/json" message)
resp (app {:request-method :post :uri "/mcp"
:scheme :http :server-name "localhost" :server-port 3000
:headers (cond-> {"content-type" "application/json"
"accept" "application/json, text/event-stream"}
token (assoc "authorization" (str "Bearer " token))
sid (assoc "mcp-session-id" sid))
:body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.readAllBytes ^java.io.InputStream body))})]
(cond-> resp
(some? (:body resp)) (assoc :body (decode-body resp))))))
(defn- initialize
"Runs the MCP handshake; returns the session id."
[app token]
(let [resp (rpc app token {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 1 :method "initialize"
:params {:protocolVersion "2025-06-18" :capabilities {}
:clientInfo {:name "test" :version "1"}}})
sid (get-in resp [:headers "Mcp-Session-Id"])]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:name "tbd" :version "1.0.0"} (select-keys (get-in resp [:body :result :serverInfo]) [:name :version])))
(is (some? sid) "the server opens a session")
(is (= 202 (:status (rpc app token {:jsonrpc "2.0" :method "notifications/initialized"} sid))))
sid))
(defn- call-tool [app token sid tool arguments]
(:body (rpc app token {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/call"
:params {:name tool :arguments arguments}}
sid)))
(defn- text [result] (get-in result [:result :content 0 :text]))
(defn- fixture
"An app on a fresh database, with the tokens of an admin (alice) and a regular user (bob)."
[]
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)]
{:path path
:app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice" 7) :db {:db-path path})
:alice (mint-token! path "alice" 7)
:bob (mint-token! path "bob" 8)}))
(deftest list-tools-test
(let [{:keys [app alice]} (fixture)
sid (initialize app alice)
tools (get-in (rpc app alice {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/list"} sid) [:body :result :tools])]
(is (= ["add" "create_todo" "delete_todo" "get_todo" "list_todos" "ping" "update_todo" "whoami"]
(sort (map :name tools))))
(let [input-schema (fn [tool] (:inputSchema (first (filter #(= tool (:name %)) tools))))]
(testing "a tool's input schema is generated from the Malli schema the HTTP API also uses"
(let [add (input-schema "add")]
(is (= ["x" "y"] (:required add)))
(is (= {:x "First addend" :y "Second addend"}
(update-vals (:properties add) :description)))
(is (= ["number" "number"] (map :type (vals (:properties add))))))
(let [get-todo (input-schema "get_todo")]
(is (= ["id"] (:required get-todo)))
(is (= "string" (get-in get-todo [:properties :id :type])) "an id is a string, not a number")
(is (re-find #"UUID" (get-in get-todo [:properties :id :description])))
(is (re-find (re-pattern (get-in get-todo [:properties :id :pattern])) (str (random-uuid)))))
(is (= ["id"] (:required (input-schema "update_todo"))) "title and done are optional")
(is (= #{"id" "title" "done"} (set (map name (keys (:properties (input-schema "update_todo"))))))))
(testing "and ones with no arguments say so"
(is (= {:type "object" :properties {}} (input-schema "list_todos")))))))
(deftest call-tool-test
(let [{:keys [app alice]} (fixture)
sid (initialize app alice)]
(testing "ping"
(is (= {:content [{:type "text" :text "pong"}] :isError false}
(:result (call-tool app alice sid "ping" {})))))
(testing "add goes through tbd.math.core"
(is (= {:content [{:type "text" :text "5"}] :isError false}
(:result (call-tool app alice sid "add" {:x 2 :y 3}))))
(is (= "3.5" (text (call-tool app alice sid "add" {:x 1.5 :y 2})))))
(testing "missing arguments are a tool error the model can read, not a failed request"
(let [result (:result (call-tool app alice sid "add" {:x 2}))]
(is (true? (:isError result)))
(is (re-find #"Missing tool param" (get-in result [:content 0 :text])))))
(testing "an unknown tool is a JSON-RPC error"
(is (contains? (call-tool app alice sid "nope" {}) :error)))))
(deftest whoami-test
(let [{:keys [app alice bob]} (fixture)]
(testing "tools know which user the token belongs to, and whether they are an admin"
(is (= "alice (Gitea user 7), admin" (text (call-tool app alice (initialize app alice) "whoami" {}))))
(is (= "bob (Gitea user 8)" (text (call-tool app bob (initialize app bob) "whoami" {})))))))
(deftest authentication-test
(let [{:keys [path app alice]} (fixture)
metadata "resource_metadata=\"http://tbd.test/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp\""
initialize-message {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 1 :method "initialize"
:params {:protocolVersion "2025-06-18" :capabilities {}
:clientInfo {:name "test" :version "1"}}}]
(testing "no token: 401 pointing the client at the OAuth metadata (that is how it finds where to log in)"
(let [resp (rpc app nil initialize-message)
challenge (get-in resp [:headers "WWW-Authenticate"])]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))
(is (.startsWith ^String challenge "Bearer "))
(is (.contains ^String challenge metadata))
(is (not (.contains ^String challenge "error=")) "no token isn't an invalid one")
(is (nil? (get-in resp [:headers "Mcp-Session-Id"])) "no session is opened")))
(testing "the wrong kind of credentials"
(doseq [authorization ["Basic YWxpY2U6cHc=" "Bearer" "Bearer " alice "bearer"]]
(let [resp ((:app (fixture)) {:request-method :post :uri "/mcp"
:headers {"authorization" authorization}
:body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes "{}"))})]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)) authorization))))
(testing "an unknown token: 401 saying so"
(let [resp (rpc app "not-a-token" initialize-message)
challenge (get-in resp [:headers "WWW-Authenticate"])]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))
(is (.contains ^String challenge "error=\"invalid_token\""))
(is (.contains ^String challenge metadata))))
(testing "a refresh token or a stored hash isn't an access token"
(let [{:keys [tokens]} (o/get-tokens! app)]
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app (:refresh_token tokens) initialize-message))))
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app (oauth/hash-token alice) initialize-message))))))
(testing "an expired token"
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app (mint-token! path "alice" 7 :expires-at (- (System/currentTimeMillis) 1000))
initialize-message)))))
(testing "the token is checked on every request, not only when the session is opened"
(let [sid (initialize app alice)]
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app nil {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/list"} sid))))
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app "not-a-token" {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/list"} sid))))
(is (= 401 (:status (app {:request-method :delete :uri "/mcp" :headers {"mcp-session-id" sid}}))))
(is (= 200 (:status (rpc app alice {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/list"} sid))))))
(testing "and the body isn't read for a caller who isn't allowed in"
(let [resp (app {:request-method :post :uri "/mcp" :headers {}
:body (proxy [java.io.InputStream] [] (read ([] (throw (ex-info "body was read" {})))))})]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))))))
(deftest admin-follows-the-allowlist-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
token (mint-token! path "alice" 7)
app-with (fn [admins] (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice") :db {:db-path path} :admin-users admins))]
(is (= "alice (Gitea user 7), admin" (text (call-tool (app-with #{"alice"}) token (initialize (app-with #{"alice"}) token) "whoami" {}))))
(testing "it is decided per request, not when the token was issued"
(let [app (app-with #{})]
(is (= "alice (Gitea user 7)" (text (call-tool app token (initialize app token) "whoami" {}))))))))
(deftest unconfigured-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice") :db {:db-path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)} :gitea-url nil)
resp (rpc app "anything" {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 1 :method "initialize"})]
(is (= 503 (:status resp)) "with no login there is no way to get a token, so /mcp isn't open instead")))
(deftest end-to-end-test
(testing "a client that does the whole OAuth dance ends up as the user who approved it"
(let [app (o/app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path) "carol" 9)
{:keys [client-id tokens]} (o/get-tokens! app)
whoami (fn [access-token] (text (call-tool app access-token (initialize app access-token) "whoami" {})))]
(is (= "carol (Gitea user 9)" (whoami (:access_token tokens))))
(testing "and after a refresh, when the first token no longer works"
(let [refreshed (:body (o/call app :post "/oauth/token"
:form {"grant_type" "refresh_token" "refresh_token" (:refresh_token tokens)
"client_id" client-id}))]
(is (= "carol (Gitea user 9)" (whoami (:access_token refreshed))))
(is (= 401 (:status (rpc app (:access_token tokens) {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 1 :method "initialize"})))))))))
(deftest session-required-test
(testing "tools can't be used before the handshake opens a session"
(let [{:keys [app alice]} (fixture)
resp (rpc app alice {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/list"})]
(is (<= 400 (:status resp) 499)))))
(deftest no-server-stream-test
(testing "GET /mcp (the optional server-to-client SSE stream) is a 405, which MCP clients accept"
(let [{:keys [app alice]} (fixture)
resp (app {:request-method :get :uri "/mcp"
:headers {"accept" "text/event-stream" "authorization" (str "Bearer " alice)}})]
(is (= 405 (:status resp))))))
(deftest close-session-test
(let [{:keys [app alice]} (fixture)
sid (initialize app alice)]
(is (= 202 (:status (app {:request-method :delete :uri "/mcp"
:headers {"mcp-session-id" sid "authorization" (str "Bearer " alice)}}))))
(testing "a closed session is gone"
(is (= 404 (:status (rpc app alice {:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 2 :method "tools/list"} sid)))))))
(deftest api-unaffected-test
(testing "the MCP route doesn't disturb the rest of the API (which it shares a router with)"
(let [{:keys [app]} (fixture)]
(is (= 200 (:status (app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/ping"}))))
(is (= 200 (:status (app {:request-method :get :uri "/api/add" :query-string "x=2&y=3"})))))))
(deftest todo-tools-test
;; The rules (ownership, validation, not-found) are tbd.todo.service's and tested there; this is
;; the tools' side: arguments in, JSON out, the caller's identity passed on, errors as results.
(let [{:keys [app alice bob]} (fixture)
alice-sid (initialize app alice)
bob-sid (initialize app bob)
as-alice (partial call-tool app alice alice-sid)
as-bob (partial call-tool app bob bob-sid)
data (fn [resp] (m/decode "application/json" (text resp)))
error (fn [resp] (when (true? (get-in resp [:result :isError])) (text resp)))]
(is (= [] (data (as-alice "list_todos" {}))))
(let [created (data (as-alice "create_todo" {:title " write tests "}))
id (:id created)]
(is (= {:title "write tests" :done false :owner-id 7} (select-keys created [:title :done :owner-id])))
(is (= created (data (as-alice "get_todo" {:id id}))))
(is (= [created] (data (as-alice "list_todos" {}))))
(is (= {:title "ship it" :done true}
(select-keys (data (as-alice "update_todo" {:id id :title "ship it" :done true})) [:title :done])))
(testing "the tools act as whoever the token belongs to"
(is (= [] (data (as-bob "list_todos" {}))))
(is (= "todo not found" (error (as-bob "get_todo" {:id id})))))
(testing "a service error is an error result the model can read"
(is (= "title must not be blank" (error (as-alice "create_todo" {:title " "}))))
(is (= "nothing to change: give a title and/or done" (error (as-alice "update_todo" {:id id})))))
(is (= "deleted" (text (as-alice "delete_todo" {:id id}))))
(is (= "todo not found" (error (as-alice "get_todo" {:id id})))))))
(deftest tool-arguments-are-validated-test
(let [{:keys [app alice]} (fixture)
todo-id "3f2b8c1e-5a47-4d0e-9b6a-1c2d3e4f5a6b"
sid (initialize app alice)
error (fn [tool arguments]
(let [resp (call-tool app alice sid tool arguments)]
(is (true? (get-in resp [:result :isError])) (str tool " " (pr-str arguments)))
(text resp)))]
(testing "arguments of the wrong type are turned away, which plumcp alone doesn't do"
(is (= "invalid arguments: {:id [\"should be a UUID\"]}" (error "get_todo" {:id "abc"})))
(is (= "invalid arguments: {:id [\"should be a UUID\"]}" (error "get_todo" {:id 1})) "todo ids are not integers")
(is (= "invalid arguments: {:title [\"should be a string\"]}" (error "create_todo" {:title 5})))
(is (= "invalid arguments: {:done [\"should be a boolean\"]}" (error "update_todo" {:id todo-id :done "yes"})))
(is (= "invalid arguments: {:x [\"should be an integer\" \"should be a double\"]}" (error "add" {:x "2" :y 3}))))
(testing "the tools and the HTTP API validate against the same schemas"
(is (false? (malli/validate todo-schema/UpdateTodo {:id todo-id :done "yes"})))
(is (true? (malli/validate todo-schema/UpdateTodo {:id todo-id :done true}))))))
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(ns tbd.nrepl.core-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing use-fixtures]]
[tbd.nrepl.core :as nrepl])
(:import (java.net ConnectException InetSocketAddress Socket ServerSocket)))
(use-fixtures :each (fn [t] (try (t) (finally (nrepl/disable!)))))
(defn listening? [port]
(try (with-open [s (Socket.)]
(.connect s (InetSocketAddress. "127.0.0.1" (int port)) 500)
true)
(catch java.io.IOException _ false)))
(deftest env-config-test
(is (= {:port 7888 :bind "127.0.0.1"} (nrepl/env-config {})))
(is (= {:port 7888 :bind "127.0.0.1"} (nrepl/env-config {"NREPL_PORT" " " "NREPL_BIND" ""})))
(is (= {:port 9000 :bind "0.0.0.0"} (nrepl/env-config {"NREPL_PORT" "9000" "NREPL_BIND" "0.0.0.0"}))))
(deftest enable-disable-test
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)))
(let [{:keys [enabled bind port] :as status} (nrepl/enable! {:port 0 :bind "127.0.0.1"})]
(is (true? enabled))
(is (= "127.0.0.1" bind))
(is (pos? port) "port 0 reports the port actually bound")
(is (= status (nrepl/status)))
(is (listening? port))
(testing "enabling again is a no-op"
(is (= status (nrepl/enable! {:port 0 :bind "127.0.0.1"}))))
(testing "disabling closes the port"
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/disable!)))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)))
(is (not (listening? port))))
(testing "disabling again is a no-op"
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/disable!))))))
(deftest enable-failure-test
(with-open [taken (ServerSocket. 0 1 (java.net.InetAddress/getByName "127.0.0.1"))]
(is (thrown? java.net.BindException
(nrepl/enable! {:port (.getLocalPort taken) :bind "127.0.0.1"})))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)) "a failed start leaves nREPL disabled")))
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(ns tbd.nrepl.routes-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing use-fixtures]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util]
[tbd.nrepl.core :as nrepl])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream)
(java.net InetAddress ServerSocket)))
(use-fixtures :each (fn [f] (try (f) (finally (nrepl/disable!)))))
(defn post-nrepl
"POST /nrepl with `body` (a string, or nil for none), as JSON unless `content-type` says otherwise.
The handler logs each toggle; that's kept out of the test output."
([app cookie body] (post-nrepl app cookie body "application/json"))
([app cookie body content-type]
(let [resp (atom nil)]
(with-out-str
(reset! resp (app (cond-> {:request-method :post :uri "/nrepl"
:headers (cond-> {"content-type" content-type}
cookie (assoc "cookie" cookie))}
body (assoc :body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes ^String body)))))))
(test-util/decode-body @resp))))
(defn get-nrepl [app cookie]
(let [resp (app {:request-method :get :uri "/nrepl"
:headers (cond-> {} cookie (assoc "cookie" cookie))})]
(test-util/decode-body resp)))
(deftest anonymous-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice"))]
(doseq [body ["{\"enabled\":true}" "{\"enabled\":\"junk\"}" nil]]
(let [resp (post-nrepl app nil body)]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)) (str "body: " body))))
(is (= 401 (:status (get-nrepl app nil))))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)) "nothing was started")))
(deftest non-admin-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "mallory"))
cookie (t/login! app)]
(is (= 403 (:status (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":true}"))))
(is (= 403 (:status (get-nrepl app cookie))))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)) "nothing was started")))
(deftest empty-allowlist-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice") :admin-users #{})
cookie (t/login! app)]
(is (= 403 (:status (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":true}"))))))
(deftest admin-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "Alice"))
cookie (t/login! app)]
(testing "enable"
(let [resp (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":true}")]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (= {:enabled true :bind "127.0.0.1"} (dissoc (:body resp) :port)))
(is (pos? (get-in resp [:body :port])))
(is (= (:body resp) (nrepl/status)))))
(testing "disable"
(let [resp (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":false}")]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:enabled false} (:body resp)))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)))))
(testing "EDN bodies work too"
(let [resp (post-nrepl app cookie "{:enabled true}" "application/edn")]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (true? (get-in resp [:body :enabled])))))))
(deftest status-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice"))
cookie (t/login! app)]
(testing "off"
(let [resp (get-nrepl app cookie)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (= {:enabled false} (:body resp)))))
(testing "on"
(with-out-str (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":true}"))
(let [resp (get-nrepl app cookie)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:enabled true :bind "127.0.0.1"} (dissoc (:body resp) :port)))
(is (= (:body resp) (nrepl/status)))))
(testing "off again"
(with-out-str (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":false}"))
(is (= {:enabled false} (:body (get-nrepl app cookie)))))))
(deftest invalid-body-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice"))
cookie (t/login! app)]
(doseq [body [nil "{}" "{\"enabled\":\"maybe\"}" "{\"enabled\":null}" "not json"]]
(let [resp (post-nrepl app cookie body)]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) (str "body: " body))
(is (contains? (:body resp) :error) (str "body: " body))))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status)))))
(deftest bind-failure-test
(with-open [taken (ServerSocket. 0 1 (InetAddress/getByName "127.0.0.1"))]
(let [app (tbd.core/make-app
{:auth {:gitea-url "https://gitea.test" :client-id "cid" :client-secret "sec"
:redirect-uri "http://tbd.test/auth/callback" :admin-users #{"alice"}
:session-secret "test-secret" :http (t/gitea-stub "alice")}
:nrepl {:port (.getLocalPort taken) :bind "127.0.0.1"}})
cookie (t/login! app)
resp (post-nrepl app cookie "{\"enabled\":true}")]
(is (= 500 (:status resp)))
(is (re-find #"could not change nREPL state" (get-in resp [:body :error])))
(is (= {:enabled false} (nrepl/status))))))
(deftest swagger-test
(let [app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice"))
spec (-> (app {:request-method :get :uri "/swagger.json" :headers {"accept" "application/json"}})
:body
(->> (m/decode "application/json")))
paths (into {} (map (fn [[k v]] [(str (namespace k) "/" (name k)) v])) (:paths spec))]
(is (contains? (get-in paths ["/nrepl"]) :post) "documented")
(is (contains? (get-in paths ["/nrepl"]) :get) "documented")
(is (contains? paths "/auth/login"))))
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(ns tbd.oauth.core-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.oauth.core :as oauth]))
(deftest metadata-test
(let [base "https://tbd.example.com"]
(is (= {:resource "https://tbd.example.com/mcp"
:authorization_servers [base]}
(select-keys (oauth/protected-resource-metadata base) [:resource :authorization_servers])))
(let [m (oauth/authorization-server-metadata base)]
(is (= base (:issuer m)))
(is (= "https://tbd.example.com/oauth/authorize" (:authorization_endpoint m)))
(is (= "https://tbd.example.com/oauth/token" (:token_endpoint m)))
(is (= "https://tbd.example.com/oauth/register" (:registration_endpoint m)))
(is (= ["S256"] (:code_challenge_methods_supported m)) "PKCE is mandatory, and only S256")
(is (= ["none"] (:token_endpoint_auth_methods_supported m)) "public clients only"))))
(deftest token-test
(let [a (oauth/random-token)]
(is (re-matches #"[A-Za-z0-9_-]{43}" a))
(is (not= a (oauth/random-token))))
(testing "stored form is a stable, different hex digest"
(is (= (oauth/hash-token "abc") (oauth/hash-token "abc")))
(is (re-matches #"[0-9a-f]{64}" (oauth/hash-token "abc")))
(is (not= "abc" (oauth/hash-token "abc")))
(is (not= (oauth/hash-token "abc") (oauth/hash-token "abd")))))
(deftest pkce-test
;; The example from RFC 7636 appendix B.
(let [verifier "dBjftJeZ4CVP-mB92K27uhbUJU1p1r_wW1gFWFOEjXk"
challenge "E9Melhoa2OwvFrEMTJguCHaoeK1t8URWbuGJSstw-cM"]
(is (= challenge (oauth/pkce-challenge verifier)))
(is (oauth/pkce-valid? challenge verifier))
(testing "a different verifier, or none, fails"
(is (not (oauth/pkce-valid? challenge (str/replace verifier "d" "e"))))
(is (not (oauth/pkce-valid? challenge nil))))
(testing "the challenge itself is not a verifier, and a too-short verifier is refused"
(is (not (oauth/pkce-valid? challenge challenge)))
(is (not (oauth/pkce-valid? (oauth/pkce-challenge "short") "short"))))
(is (oauth/challenge-format? challenge))
(is (not (oauth/challenge-format? "too-short")))
(is (not (oauth/challenge-format? nil)))))
(deftest valid-redirect-uri-test
(doseq [ok ["https://client.example.com/callback"
"http://localhost:8080/callback"
"http://127.0.0.1/cb"
"http://[::1]:9000/cb"
"cursor://anysphere.cursor-retrieval/oauth/callback"]]
(is (oauth/valid-redirect-uri? ok) ok))
(doseq [bad ["http://client.example.com/callback" ; plain http off the local machine
"http://localhost.evil.com/cb"
"javascript:alert(1)"
"data:text/html,hi"
"file:///etc/passwd"
"https://client.example.com/cb#frag"
"https://user:pw@client.example.com/cb"
"https:///nohost"
"/relative/path"
"not a uri"
""
nil
42
(str "https://client.example.com/" (apply str (repeat 2100 "a")))]]
(is (not (oauth/valid-redirect-uri? bad)) (pr-str bad))))
(deftest redirect-uri-matches-test
(is (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "https://c.example.com/cb" "https://c.example.com/cb"))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "https://c.example.com/cb" "https://c.example.com/cb2")))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "https://c.example.com/cb" "https://c.example.com/cb/")))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "https://c.example.com/cb" "https://c.example.com/cb?x=1")))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "https://c.example.com/cb" nil)))
(testing "a client on the local machine picks its own port"
(is (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "http://localhost/cb" "http://localhost:53682/cb"))
(is (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "http://127.0.0.1:1/cb" "http://127.0.0.1:2/cb"))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "http://localhost/cb" "http://localhost:53682/other")))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "http://localhost/cb" "http://127.0.0.1:53682/cb")))
(is (not (oauth/redirect-uri-matches? "https://c.example.com/cb" "https://c.example.com:8443/cb")) "only loopback")))
(deftest redirect-with-test
(is (= "https://c.example.com/cb?code=a+b&state=s"
(oauth/redirect-with "https://c.example.com/cb" {:code "a b" :state "s"})))
(is (= "https://c.example.com/cb?x=1&code=c"
(oauth/redirect-with "https://c.example.com/cb?x=1" {:code "c"})))
(is (= "https://c.example.com/cb?code=c" (oauth/redirect-with "https://c.example.com/cb" {:code "c" :state nil}))
"absent values are dropped"))
(deftest scope-and-resource-test
(is (= "mcp" (oauth/parse-scope nil)))
(is (= "mcp" (oauth/parse-scope "")))
(is (= "mcp" (oauth/parse-scope " mcp ")))
(is (nil? (oauth/parse-scope "mcp admin")))
(is (nil? (oauth/parse-scope "admin")))
(let [base "https://tbd.example.com"]
(is (oauth/resource-ok? base nil) "the parameter is optional")
(is (oauth/resource-ok? base "https://tbd.example.com/mcp"))
(is (oauth/resource-ok? base "https://tbd.example.com/mcp/"))
(is (oauth/resource-ok? base ["https://tbd.example.com/mcp"]))
(is (not (oauth/resource-ok? base "https://other.example.com/mcp")))
(is (not (oauth/resource-ok? base ["https://tbd.example.com/mcp" "https://other.example.com/mcp"])))))
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(ns tbd.oauth.db-test
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[next.jdbc :as jdbc]
[tbd.oauth.db :as db]
[tbd.sqlite-test :refer [temp-db-path]]))
(defn client [id created-at]
{:id id :name "Test client" :redirect-uris ["https://c.example.com/cb" "http://localhost/cb"] :created-at created-at})
(defn grant [n]
{:client-id "c1" :user-id 7 :login "alice" :scope "mcp"
:access-hash (str "access-" n) :access-expires-at 2000
:refresh-hash (str "refresh-" n) :refresh-expires-at 9000
:created-at 1000})
(deftest open-test
(testing "creates the file and its directory"
(let [path (temp-db-path)]
(db/open path)
(is (.exists (io/file path)))))
(testing "no path is an error, not a database in the working directory"
(is (thrown? clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo (db/open nil)))))
(deftest client-test
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))]
(is (nil? (db/find-client ds "c1")))
(db/insert-client! ds (client "c1" 1000))
(is (= (client "c1" 1000) (db/find-client ds "c1")) "redirect URIs come back as a vector of strings")))
(deftest code-test
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))
code {:hash "h1" :client-id "c1" :user-id 7 :login "alice" :redirect-uri "https://c.example.com/cb"
:code-challenge "chal" :scope "mcp" :expires-at 5000}]
(db/insert-code! ds code)
(is (= code (db/take-code! ds "h1")) "the stored row comes back")
(testing "a code can be taken once"
(is (nil? (db/take-code! ds "h1"))))
(is (nil? (db/take-code! ds "unknown")))))
(deftest grant-test
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))]
(db/insert-grant! ds (grant 1))
(testing "found by access token until it expires"
(is (= "alice" (:login (db/find-grant-by-access ds "access-1" 1999))))
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-access ds "access-1" 2000)))
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-access ds "refresh-1" 1000)) "a refresh token isn't an access token"))
(testing "found by refresh token"
(is (= 7 (:user-id (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-1"))))
(is (uuid? (parse-uuid (:id (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-1")))) "a grant's id is a UUID")
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "access-1"))))
(testing "rotating replaces both tokens, and works once per refresh token"
(let [id (:id (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-1"))
fresh {:access-hash "access-2" :access-expires-at 3000 :refresh-hash "refresh-2" :refresh-expires-at 9500}]
(is (= "access-2" (:access-hash (db/rotate-grant! ds id "refresh-1" fresh))))
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-access ds "access-1" 1000)))
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-1")))
(is (nil? (db/rotate-grant! ds id "refresh-1" (assoc fresh :access-hash "access-3" :refresh-hash "refresh-3")))
"the old refresh token can't rotate it again")
(is (some? (db/find-grant-by-access ds "access-2" 1000)))))
(testing "deleting revokes"
(db/delete-grant! ds (:id (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-2")))
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-access ds "access-2" 1000))))))
(deftest prune-test
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))
code #(hash-map :hash %1 :client-id "used" :user-id 1 :login "a" :redirect-uri "x"
:code-challenge "c" :scope "mcp" :expires-at %2)]
(doseq [c [(client "old-unused" 100) (client "new-unused" 900) (client "old-used" 100) (client "old-pending" 100)]]
(db/insert-client! ds c))
(db/insert-grant! ds (assoc (grant 1) :client-id "old-used"))
(db/insert-grant! ds (assoc (grant 2) :client-id "old-used" :refresh-expires-at 900))
(db/insert-code! ds (assoc (code "pending" 5000) :client-id "old-pending"))
(db/insert-code! ds (code "expired" 500))
(db/prune! ds 1000 500)
(is (nil? (db/find-client ds "old-unused")) "registered long ago and never approved")
(is (some? (db/find-client ds "new-unused")) "recent registrations get time to be used")
(is (some? (db/find-client ds "old-used")) "clients with a grant stay")
(is (some? (db/find-client ds "old-pending")) "clients with an outstanding code stay")
(is (some? (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-1")) "a grant that can still be refreshed stays")
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-refresh ds "refresh-2")) "one that can't is dropped")
(is (nil? (db/take-code! ds "expired")))
(is (some? (db/take-code! ds "pending")))))
(deftest integer-grant-ids-are-migrated-test
(testing "grants from before ids were UUIDs survive, under new ids, and still work"
(let [path (temp-db-path)
_ (io/make-parents path)
old (jdbc/get-datasource {:dbtype "sqlite" :dbname path})]
(jdbc/execute! old ["CREATE TABLE grants (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
client_id TEXT NOT NULL,
user_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
login TEXT NOT NULL,
scope TEXT NOT NULL,
access_hash TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,
access_expires_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
refresh_hash TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,
refresh_expires_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
created_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"])
(jdbc/execute! old ["INSERT INTO grants (client_id, user_id, login, scope, access_hash, access_expires_at,
refresh_hash, refresh_expires_at, created_at)
VALUES ('c1', 7, 'alice', 'mcp', 'access-1', 2000, 'refresh-1', 9000, 1000)"])
(let [ds (db/open path)
migrated (db/find-grant-by-access ds "access-1" 1000)]
(is (= {:client-id "c1" :user-id 7 :login "alice" :scope "mcp" :refresh-hash "refresh-1"}
(select-keys migrated [:client-id :user-id :login :scope :refresh-hash])))
(is (uuid? (parse-uuid (:id migrated))))
(is (some? (db/rotate-grant! ds (:id migrated) "refresh-1"
{:access-hash "access-2" :access-expires-at 3000
:refresh-hash "refresh-2" :refresh-expires-at 9500})))))))
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(ns tbd.oauth.routes-test
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.auth.core :as auth]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t]
[tbd.oauth.core :as oauth]
[tbd.oauth.db :as db]
[tbd.sqlite-test :as sqlite-test]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream)
(java.net URLDecoder)))
;; These go through the real app with Gitea stubbed out, the way an MCP client and a browser
;; would: discovery, registration, login + consent in the browser, then the token endpoint.
(def redirect-uri "http://localhost:8123/callback")
(def verifier "dBjftJeZ4CVP-mB92K27uhbUJU1p1r_wW1gFWFOEjXk")
(def challenge (oauth/pkce-challenge verifier))
(defn json-str [data] (slurp (m/encode "application/json" data)))
(defn app-for
"An app whose OAuth database is `path`; the Gitea user is alice (id 7), an admin, unless told otherwise."
([path] (app-for path "alice" 7))
([path login id] (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub login id) :db {:db-path path})))
(defn call
"Runs a request through `app`. `:form` (a map) is sent as a urlencoded body, `:body` (a string) as JSON."
[app method uri & {:keys [cookie headers body form query]}]
(let [payload (or (some-> form auth/form-encode) body)
content-type (cond form "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" body "application/json")]
(test-util/decode-body
(app (cond-> {:request-method method :uri uri :query-string query :headers (or headers {})}
cookie (assoc-in [:headers "cookie"] cookie)
payload (assoc :body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes ^String payload "UTF-8")))
content-type (assoc-in [:headers "content-type"] content-type))))))
(defn query-params
"The query parameters of a response's Location header, decoded."
[resp]
(let [location (get-in resp [:headers "Location"] "")]
(into {} (for [pair (str/split (or (second (str/split location #"\?" 2)) "") #"&")
:when (seq pair)
:let [[k v] (str/split pair #"=" 2)]]
[(URLDecoder/decode ^String k "UTF-8") (URLDecoder/decode ^String (or v "") "UTF-8")]))))
(defn register!
"Registers a client; returns its client_id."
([app] (register! app {}))
([app metadata]
(:client_id (:body (call app :post "/oauth/register"
:body (json-str (merge {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri] :client_name "Test client"} metadata)))))))
(defn authorize-params [client-id & {:as overrides}]
(merge {"client_id" client-id "redirect_uri" redirect-uri "response_type" "code"
"code_challenge" challenge "code_challenge_method" "S256" "state" "st-1" "scope" "mcp"}
overrides))
(defn consent!
"Opens the consent page as the logged-in `cookie`; returns {:page :cookie :csrf}."
[app cookie params]
(let [page (call app :get "/oauth/authorize" :cookie cookie :query (auth/form-encode params))]
{:page page
:cookie (or (t/set-cookie page) cookie)
:csrf (second (re-find #"name=\"csrf\" value=\"([^\"]+)\"" (str (:body page))))}))
(defn decide!
"Submits the consent form (`decision` approve or deny); returns the response."
[app {:keys [cookie csrf]} params decision]
(call app :post "/oauth/authorize" :cookie cookie :form (assoc params "csrf" csrf "decision" decision)))
(defn token!
"Exchanges an authorization code (with the right verifier and redirect URI unless overridden)."
[app client-id code & {:as overrides}]
(call app :post "/oauth/token"
:form (merge {"grant_type" "authorization_code" "code" code "client_id" client-id
"redirect_uri" redirect-uri "code_verifier" verifier}
overrides)))
(defn authorize-code!
"The whole browser half for a logged-in user: consent page, then Approve. Returns the code."
[app cookie client-id]
(let [params (authorize-params client-id)
resp (decide! app (consent! app cookie params) params "approve")]
(get (query-params resp) "code")))
(defn get-tokens!
"The whole flow, from an empty database to a token response body. Returns {:client-id :tokens :cookie}."
[app]
(let [client-id (register! app)
cookie (t/login! app)
code (authorize-code! app cookie client-id)]
{:client-id client-id :cookie cookie :tokens (:body (token! app client-id code))}))
(deftest discovery-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path))]
(testing "protected resource metadata, at the root and at the resource's own path"
(doseq [uri ["/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource" "/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp"]]
(let [resp (call app :get uri)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)) uri)
(is (= {:resource "http://tbd.test/mcp" :authorization_servers ["http://tbd.test"]}
(select-keys (:body resp) [:resource :authorization_servers]))))))
(testing "authorization server metadata"
(let [resp (call app :get "/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server")]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "http://tbd.test" (get-in resp [:body :issuer])))
(is (= "http://tbd.test/oauth/register" (get-in resp [:body :registration_endpoint])))))
(testing "JSON whatever the Accept header says (the API default is EDN)"
(is (= "application/json" (get-in (call app :get "/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server"
:headers {"accept" "application/edn"})
[:headers "Content-Type"]))))))
(deftest unconfigured-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
app (t/make-app (t/gitea-stub "alice") :db {:db-path path} :gitea-url nil)]
(doseq [[method uri] [[:get "/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource"]
[:get "/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server"]
[:post "/oauth/register"]
[:get "/oauth/authorize"]
[:post "/oauth/authorize"]
[:post "/oauth/token"]]]
(is (= 503 (:status (call app method uri))) (str method " " uri)))))
(deftest register-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
app (app-for path)]
(testing "a client is registered as a public client"
(let [resp (call app :post "/oauth/register"
:body (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri "https://c.example.com/cb"] :client_name "Claude"
:grant_types ["authorization_code" "refresh_token"] :response_types ["code"]
:token_endpoint_auth_method "none" :scope "ignored"}))
client (:body resp)]
(is (= 201 (:status resp)))
(is (= "no-store" (get-in resp [:headers "Cache-Control"])))
(is (some? (:client_id client)))
(is (= "Claude" (:client_name client)))
(is (= [redirect-uri "https://c.example.com/cb"] (:redirect_uris client)))
(is (= "none" (:token_endpoint_auth_method client)))
(is (nil? (:client_secret client)))
(is (= "Claude" (:name (db/find-client (db/open path) (:client_id client)))) "and it is stored")))
(testing "the name is optional, trimmed and capped"
(is (= "Unnamed application" (get-in (call app :post "/oauth/register" :body (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri]}))
[:body :client_name])))
(is (= 100 (count (get-in (call app :post "/oauth/register"
:body (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri] :client_name (apply str (repeat 500 "x"))}))
[:body :client_name])))))
(testing "bad registrations are refused with an RFC 7591 error"
(doseq [[why body error]
[["no body" nil "invalid_client_metadata"]
["not JSON" "nope" "invalid_client_metadata"]
["not an object" "[1]" "invalid_client_metadata"]
["no redirect_uris" (json-str {:client_name "x"}) "invalid_client_metadata"]
["empty redirect_uris" (json-str {:redirect_uris []}) "invalid_client_metadata"]
["redirect_uris of the wrong type" (json-str {:redirect_uris [42]}) "invalid_client_metadata"]
["too many redirect_uris" (json-str {:redirect_uris (repeat 11 redirect-uri)}) "invalid_client_metadata"]
["http off the local machine" (json-str {:redirect_uris ["http://evil.example.com/cb"]}) "invalid_redirect_uri"]
["javascript: URI" (json-str {:redirect_uris ["javascript:alert(1)"]}) "invalid_redirect_uri"]
["one bad URI among good ones" (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri "http://evil.example.com/cb"]}) "invalid_redirect_uri"]
["a confidential client" (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri] :token_endpoint_auth_method "client_secret_basic"})
"invalid_client_metadata"]
["an unsupported grant type" (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri] :grant_types ["password"]}) "invalid_client_metadata"]
["an unsupported response type" (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri] :response_types ["token"]}) "invalid_client_metadata"]
["an oversized body" (json-str {:redirect_uris [redirect-uri] :client_name (apply str (repeat 20000 "x"))})
"invalid_client_metadata"]]]
(let [resp (call app :post "/oauth/register" :body body)]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) why)
(is (= error (get-in resp [:body :error])) why))))))
(deftest authorize-request-errors-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path))
client-id (register! app)
cookie (t/login! app)
open (fn [params] (call app :get "/oauth/authorize" :cookie cookie :query (auth/form-encode params)))]
(testing "an unknown client or an unregistered redirect URI is shown to the user, never redirected to"
(doseq [params [(authorize-params "nope")
(authorize-params nil)
(authorize-params client-id "redirect_uri" "https://evil.example.com/cb")
(authorize-params client-id "redirect_uri" "http://localhost:8123/other")
(dissoc (authorize-params client-id) "redirect_uri")]]
(let [resp (open params)]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) (pr-str params))
(is (nil? (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])))
(is (str/includes? (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"]) "text/html")))))
(testing "any other problem goes back to the client's redirect URI, with its state"
(doseq [[why params error]
[["response_type token" (authorize-params client-id "response_type" "token") "unsupported_response_type"]
["no PKCE" (dissoc (authorize-params client-id) "code_challenge" "code_challenge_method") "invalid_request"]
["plain PKCE" (authorize-params client-id "code_challenge_method" "plain") "invalid_request"]
["a malformed challenge" (authorize-params client-id "code_challenge" "short") "invalid_request"]
["an unknown scope" (authorize-params client-id "scope" "mcp admin") "invalid_scope"]
["another resource" (authorize-params client-id "resource" "https://other.example.com/mcp") "invalid_target"]]]
(let [resp (open params)
back (query-params resp)]
(is (= 303 (:status resp)) why)
(is (str/starts-with? (get-in resp [:headers "Location"]) (str redirect-uri "?")) why)
(is (= error (get back "error")) why)
(is (= "st-1" (get back "state")) why)
(is (= "http://tbd.test" (get back "iss")) why))))
(testing "a loopback client may use a different port"
(is (= 200 (:status (open (authorize-params client-id "redirect_uri" "http://localhost:54321/callback"))))))
(testing "the resource parameter is accepted when it is this server"
(is (= 200 (:status (open (authorize-params client-id "resource" "http://tbd.test/mcp"))))))
(testing "repeated parameters aren't an error, they just don't count"
(is (= 400 (:status (call app :get "/oauth/authorize" :cookie cookie
:query (str "client_id=" client-id "&client_id=" client-id))))))))
(deftest login-then-consent-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path))
client-id (register! app)
query (auth/form-encode (authorize-params client-id))]
(testing "a logged-out user is sent to log in first, and back afterwards"
(let [resp (call app :get "/oauth/authorize" :query query)
login (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])]
(is (= 302 (:status resp)))
(is (str/starts-with? login "/auth/login?return_to="))
(let [start (call app :get "/auth/login" :query (second (str/split login #"\?" 2)))
done (call app :get "/auth/callback" :cookie (t/set-cookie start)
:query (str "code=abc&state=" (t/location-state start)))]
(is (= (str "/oauth/authorize?" query) (get-in done [:headers "Location"])))
(testing "where the consent page is now shown"
(let [page (call app :get "/oauth/authorize" :cookie (t/set-cookie done) :query query)]
(is (= 200 (:status page)))
(is (str/includes? (:body page) "Test client")))))))))
(deftest consent-page-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path))
client-id (register! app {:client_name "<script>alert(1)</script>"})
{:keys [page csrf]} (consent! app (t/login! app) (authorize-params client-id))]
(is (= 200 (:status page)))
(testing "shows who, what for and where to, escaping what the client chose"
(is (str/includes? (:body page) "&lt;script&gt;alert(1)&lt;/script&gt;"))
(is (not (str/includes? (:body page) "<script>")))
(is (str/includes? (:body page) "alice"))
(is (str/includes? (:body page) redirect-uri)))
(testing "carries a CSRF token, and the request it will approve"
(is (some? csrf))
(doseq [k ["client_id" "redirect_uri" "code_challenge" "state"]]
(is (str/includes? (:body page) (str "name=\"" k "\"")) k)))
(testing "can't be framed or cached"
(is (= "DENY" (get-in page [:headers "X-Frame-Options"])))
(is (str/includes? (get-in page [:headers "Content-Security-Policy"]) "frame-ancestors 'none'"))
(is (= "no-store" (get-in page [:headers "Cache-Control"]))))))
(deftest consent-decision-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path))
client-id (register! app)
params (authorize-params client-id)
cookie (t/login! app)]
(testing "approving redirects to the client with a code, the client's state, and the issuer"
(let [resp (decide! app (consent! app cookie params) params "approve")
back (query-params resp)]
(is (= 303 (:status resp)))
(is (str/starts-with? (get-in resp [:headers "Location"]) (str redirect-uri "?")))
(is (re-matches #"[A-Za-z0-9_-]{43}" (get back "code")))
(is (= "st-1" (get back "state")))
(is (= "http://tbd.test" (get back "iss")))))
(testing "denying redirects with access_denied and no code"
(let [back (query-params (decide! app (consent! app cookie params) params "deny"))]
(is (= "access_denied" (get back "error")))
(is (= "st-1" (get back "state")))
(is (nil? (get back "code")))))
(testing "anything but approve is a denial"
(is (= "access_denied" (get (query-params (decide! app (consent! app cookie params) params "whatever")) "error"))))
(testing "without the CSRF token, or with someone else's, nothing is approved"
(let [consent (consent! app cookie params)]
(doseq [csrf [nil "" "wrong"]]
(let [resp (decide! app (assoc consent :csrf csrf) params "approve")]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) (pr-str csrf))
(is (nil? (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])))))
(testing "or when the form comes from a session that never saw the consent page"
(is (= 400 (:status (decide! app (assoc consent :cookie cookie) params "approve")))))))
(testing "logged out, the form does nothing"
(let [consent (consent! app cookie params)
resp (decide! app (assoc consent :cookie nil) params "approve")]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)))
(is (nil? (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])))))
(testing "the request is checked again: it can't be swapped for another after the page was shown"
(let [consent (consent! app cookie params)
resp (decide! app consent (assoc params "redirect_uri" "https://evil.example.com/cb") "approve")]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)))
(is (nil? (get-in resp [:headers "Location"])))))))
(deftest code-exchange-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
app (app-for path)
client-id (register! app)
other-client-id (register! app)
cookie (t/login! app)
fresh-code #(authorize-code! app cookie client-id)]
(testing "a good exchange returns tokens for the user who approved"
(let [resp (token! app client-id (fresh-code))
{:keys [access_token refresh_token token_type expires_in scope]} (:body resp)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "no-store" (get-in resp [:headers "Cache-Control"])))
(is (= "Bearer" token_type))
(is (= 3600 expires_in))
(is (= "mcp" scope))
(is (not= access_token refresh_token))
(let [grant (db/find-grant-by-access (db/open path) (oauth/hash-token access_token) (System/currentTimeMillis))]
(is (= {:login "alice" :user-id 7 :client-id client-id :scope "mcp"}
(select-keys grant [:login :user-id :client-id :scope])))
(is (not (str/includes? (pr-str grant) access_token)) "only a hash is stored")
(is (not (str/includes? (pr-str grant) refresh_token))))))
(testing "a code works once"
(let [code (fresh-code)]
(is (= 200 (:status (token! app client-id code))))
(let [resp (token! app client-id code)]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)))
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in resp [:body :error]))))))
(testing "anything wrong with the request is invalid_grant, and burns the code"
(doseq [[why overrides] [["wrong verifier" {"code_verifier" (apply str (repeat 43 "a"))}]
["a too-short verifier" {"code_verifier" "short"}]
["wrong redirect_uri" {"redirect_uri" "http://localhost:8123/other"}]
["another client's id" {"client_id" other-client-id}]]]
(let [code (fresh-code)
resp (apply token! app (get overrides "client_id" client-id) code (mapcat identity (dissoc overrides "client_id")))]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) why)
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in resp [:body :error])) why)
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in (token! app client-id code) [:body :error])) (str why ", then right")))))
(testing "an expired code"
(db/insert-code! (db/open path) {:hash (oauth/hash-token "old") :client-id client-id :user-id 7 :login "alice"
:redirect-uri redirect-uri :code-challenge challenge :scope "mcp" :expires-at 1})
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in (token! app client-id "old") [:body :error]))))
(testing "an unknown code"
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in (token! app client-id "nope") [:body :error]))))
(testing "an unknown client"
(is (= "invalid_client" (get-in (token! app "nope" (fresh-code)) [:body :error]))))
(testing "missing parameters"
(doseq [k ["code" "code_verifier" "redirect_uri" "client_id"]]
(let [resp (call app :post "/oauth/token"
:form (dissoc {"grant_type" "authorization_code" "code" "c" "client_id" client-id
"redirect_uri" redirect-uri "code_verifier" verifier}
k))]
(is (= "invalid_request" (get-in resp [:body :error])) k))))
(testing "other grant types and formats"
(is (= "unsupported_grant_type" (get-in (call app :post "/oauth/token" :form {"grant_type" "password"}) [:body :error])))
(is (= "unsupported_grant_type" (get-in (call app :post "/oauth/token" :body (json-str {:grant_type "authorization_code"}))
[:body :error]))
"the token endpoint takes forms, as RFC 6749 says"))))
(deftest refresh-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
app (app-for path)
{:keys [client-id tokens]} (get-tokens! app)
refresh! (fn [refresh-token & {:as overrides}]
(call app :post "/oauth/token"
:form (merge {"grant_type" "refresh_token" "refresh_token" refresh-token "client_id" client-id}
overrides)))
live? (fn [access-token] (some? (db/find-grant-by-access (db/open path) (oauth/hash-token access-token)
(System/currentTimeMillis))))
resp (refresh! (:refresh_token tokens))
fresh (:body resp)]
(testing "a refresh token yields a new pair, and the old pair stops working"
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "Bearer" (:token_type fresh)))
(is (= "mcp" (:scope fresh)))
(is (not= (:access_token tokens) (:access_token fresh)))
(is (not= (:refresh_token tokens) (:refresh_token fresh)))
(is (live? (:access_token fresh)))
(is (not (live? (:access_token tokens)))))
(testing "the old refresh token is used up"
(let [reuse (refresh! (:refresh_token tokens))]
(is (= 400 (:status reuse)))
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in reuse [:body :error])))))
(testing "a refresh token is only good for the client it was issued to, and asking wrongly doesn't spend it"
(let [other (register! app)]
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in (refresh! (:refresh_token fresh) "client_id" other) [:body :error])))
(is (= 200 (:status (refresh! (:refresh_token fresh)))))))
(testing "an expired refresh token is refused, and the grant is gone"
(db/insert-grant! (db/open path) {:client-id client-id :user-id 7 :login "alice" :scope "mcp"
:access-hash "a" :access-expires-at 1
:refresh-hash (oauth/hash-token "stale") :refresh-expires-at 1 :created-at 1})
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in (refresh! "stale") [:body :error])))
(is (nil? (db/find-grant-by-refresh (db/open path) (oauth/hash-token "stale")))))
(testing "missing or unknown refresh tokens"
(is (= "invalid_request" (get-in (call app :post "/oauth/token" :form {"grant_type" "refresh_token" "client_id" client-id})
[:body :error])))
(is (= "invalid_grant" (get-in (refresh! "unknown") [:body :error]))))))
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(ns tbd.sqlite-test
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[next.jdbc :as jdbc]
[tbd.oauth.db :as oauth-db]
[tbd.sqlite :as sqlite]
[tbd.todo.db :as todo-db])
(:import (java.nio.file Files)
(java.nio.file.attribute FileAttribute)))
(defn temp-db-path
"A path for a database file inside a fresh temp directory (which `open` has to create a
subdirectory of, as with the default data/tbd.db)."
[]
(str (Files/createTempDirectory "tbd" (make-array FileAttribute 0)) "/data/tbd.db"))
(deftest env-config-test
(is (= {:db-path "data/tbd.db"} (sqlite/env-config {})))
(is (= {:db-path "data/tbd.db"} (sqlite/env-config {"DB_PATH" " "})))
(is (= {:db-path "/var/tbd.db"} (sqlite/env-config {"DB_PATH" " /var/tbd.db "}))))
(deftest open-test
(testing "creates the file and its directory"
(let [path (temp-db-path)]
(sqlite/open path todo-db/migrate!)
(is (.exists (io/file path)))))
(testing "no path is an error, not a database in the working directory"
(is (thrown? clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo (sqlite/open nil)))
(is (thrown? clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo (sqlite/open " "))))
(testing "every migration runs on the datasource, and again (harmlessly) on reopening"
(let [path (temp-db-path)
tables #(set (map :name (jdbc/execute! % ["SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = 'table'"]
{:builder-fn next.jdbc.result-set/as-unqualified-maps})))]
(is (every? (tables (sqlite/open path todo-db/migrate! oauth-db/migrate!))
["todos" "clients" "codes" "grants"]))
(is (every? (tables (sqlite/open path todo-db/migrate! oauth-db/migrate!))
["todos" "clients" "codes" "grants"]))))
(testing "the groups keep their data apart in the one file"
(let [path (temp-db-path)
ds (sqlite/open path todo-db/migrate! oauth-db/migrate!)]
(todo-db/insert! ds {:owner-id 7 :title "buy milk" :done false :created-at 1 :updated-at 1})
(oauth-db/insert-client! ds {:id "c1" :name "Test client" :redirect-uris ["http://localhost/cb"] :created-at 1})
(is (= ["buy milk"] (map :title (todo-db/list-todos ds 7))))
(is (= "c1" (:id (oauth-db/find-client ds "c1")))))))
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(ns tbd.test-util
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[muuntaja.core :as m]
[tbd.http :as http]))
(defn decode-body
"Reads a response's body back into data by the response's own Content-Type (JSON, EDN or
Transit). Bodies that aren't one of those, like text/plain, are left alone."
[resp]
(let [content-type (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"] "")
body (:body resp)]
(if (and body (not (string? body)) (re-find #"json|edn|transit" content-type))
(update resp :body #(m/decode http/muuntaja (first (str/split content-type #";")) %))
resp)))
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(ns tbd.todo.core-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.todo.core :as todo]))
(deftest validate-title-test
(testing "trims"
(is (= {:ok "buy milk"} (todo/validate-title " buy milk\n"))))
(testing "blank or missing"
(doseq [title [nil "" " " "\t\n"]]
(is (= {:error "title must not be blank"} (todo/validate-title title)) (pr-str title))))
(testing "length is checked after trimming"
(let [longest (apply str (repeat todo/max-title-length "x"))]
(is (= {:ok longest} (todo/validate-title (str " " longest " "))))
(is (contains? (todo/validate-title (str longest "x")) :error)))))
(deftest new-todo-test
(is (= {:ok {:owner-id 7 :title "buy milk" :done false :created-at 1000 :updated-at 1000}}
(todo/new-todo 7 " buy milk " 1000)))
(is (= {:error "title must not be blank"} (todo/new-todo 7 " " 1000))))
(def stored {:id "3f2b8c1e-5a47-4d0e-9b6a-1c2d3e4f5a6b" :owner-id 7 :title "buy milk" :done false :created-at 1000 :updated-at 1000})
(deftest apply-changes-test
(testing "title"
(is (= {:ok (assoc stored :title "buy oat milk" :updated-at 2000)}
(todo/apply-changes stored {:title " buy oat milk "} 2000))))
(testing "done, both ways"
(let [done (:ok (todo/apply-changes stored {:done true} 2000))]
(is (= (assoc stored :done true :updated-at 2000) done))
(is (= (assoc stored :updated-at 3000) (:ok (todo/apply-changes done {:done false} 3000))))))
(testing "both at once"
(is (= {:ok (assoc stored :title "x" :done true :updated-at 2000)}
(todo/apply-changes stored {:title "x" :done true} 2000))))
(testing "an invalid title changes nothing"
(is (= {:error "title must not be blank"} (todo/apply-changes stored {:title " " :done true} 2000))))
(testing "only :title and :done can change; the rest of the todo is untouched"
(is (= {:ok (assoc stored :done true :updated-at 2000)}
(todo/apply-changes stored {:done true :id 99 :owner-id 8 :created-at 0} 2000))))
(testing "no changes"
(doseq [changes [{} {:id 99} nil]]
(is (contains? (todo/apply-changes stored changes 2000) :error) (pr-str changes)))))
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(ns tbd.todo.db-test
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[next.jdbc :as jdbc]
[tbd.sqlite-test :refer [temp-db-path]]
[tbd.todo.db :as db]))
(defn todo [owner-id title]
{:owner-id owner-id :title title :done false :created-at 1000 :updated-at 1000})
(deftest open-test
(testing "creates the file and its directory"
(let [path (temp-db-path)]
(db/open path)
(is (.exists (io/file path)))))
(testing "reopening keeps the data"
(let [path (temp-db-path)
saved (db/insert! (db/open path) (todo 7 "buy milk"))]
(is (= [saved] (db/list-todos (db/open path) 7)))))
(testing "a path is required"
(doseq [path [nil "" " "]]
(is (thrown? clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo (db/open path))))))
(deftest crud-test
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))
saved (db/insert! ds (todo 7 "buy milk"))
id (:id saved)]
(testing "insert returns the stored todo with an id"
(is (= (assoc (todo 7 "buy milk") :id id) saved))
(is (re-matches #"[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-4[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}" id) "a UUID, not a number")
(is (not= id (:id (db/insert! ds (todo 7 "walk dog"))))))
(testing "find and list"
(is (= saved (db/find-todo ds 7 id)))
(is (= ["buy milk" "walk dog"] (map :title (db/list-todos ds 7)))))
(testing "update"
(is (= (assoc saved :title "buy oat milk" :done true :updated-at 2000)
(db/update! ds 7 (assoc saved :title "buy oat milk" :done true :updated-at 2000))))
(is (= true (:done (db/find-todo ds 7 id)))))
(testing "missing ids"
(let [missing (str (random-uuid))]
(is (nil? (db/find-todo ds 7 missing)))
(is (nil? (db/update! ds 7 (assoc saved :id missing))))
(is (false? (db/delete! ds 7 missing)))))
(testing "delete"
(is (true? (db/delete! ds 7 id)))
(is (nil? (db/find-todo ds 7 id)))
(is (false? (db/delete! ds 7 id))))))
(deftest owner-scoping-test
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))
mine (db/insert! ds (todo 7 "mine"))
theirs (db/insert! ds (todo 8 "theirs"))]
(is (= [mine] (db/list-todos ds 7)))
(is (= [theirs] (db/list-todos ds 8)))
(is (= [] (db/list-todos ds 9)))
(testing "another owner's todo can't be found, changed, or deleted by its id"
(is (nil? (db/find-todo ds 8 (:id mine))))
(is (nil? (db/update! ds 8 (assoc mine :title "hijacked"))))
(is (false? (db/delete! ds 8 (:id mine))))
(is (= mine (db/find-todo ds 7 (:id mine)))))))
(deftest list-order-test
(testing "todos come oldest first, though their ids, being random, say nothing of the order"
(let [ds (db/open (temp-db-path))
titles (mapv #(str "todo " %) (range 20))]
(doseq [title titles] (db/insert! ds (todo 7 title)))
(db/insert! ds (assoc (todo 7 "the newest") :created-at 5000))
(db/insert! ds (assoc (todo 7 "the oldest") :created-at 1))
(is (= (concat ["the oldest"] titles ["the newest"]) (map :title (db/list-todos ds 7)))))))
(deftest integer-ids-are-migrated-test
(testing "a database from before ids were UUIDs keeps its todos, in order, under new ids"
(let [path (temp-db-path)
_ (io/make-parents path)
old (jdbc/get-datasource {:dbtype "sqlite" :dbname path})]
(jdbc/execute! old ["CREATE TABLE todos (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
owner_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
title TEXT NOT NULL,
done INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
created_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL)"])
(jdbc/execute! old ["CREATE INDEX todos_by_owner ON todos (owner_id, id)"])
(doseq [[owner title done] [[7 "first" 0] [8 "theirs" 0] [7 "second" 1]]]
(jdbc/execute! old ["INSERT INTO todos (owner_id, title, done, created_at, updated_at) VALUES (?, ?, ?, 1000, 1000)"
owner title done]))
(let [ds (db/open path)
mine (db/list-todos ds 7)]
(is (= [["first" false] ["second" true]] (map (juxt :title :done) mine)))
(is (every? (comp uuid? parse-uuid :id) mine))
(is (= ["theirs"] (map :title (db/list-todos ds 8))))
(testing "and is only migrated once"
(is (= mine (db/list-todos (db/open path) 7))))
(testing "and works as a new one does"
(db/insert! ds (todo 7 "third"))
(is (= ["first" "second" "third"] (map :title (db/list-todos ds 7)))))))))
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(ns tbd.todo.routes-test
(:require [clojure.java.io :as io]
[clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.auth.routes-test :as t]
[tbd.test-util :as test-util]
[tbd.sqlite-test :as sqlite-test])
(:import (java.io ByteArrayInputStream)))
(defn request
"`body` is a JSON string (or nil). The response body is decoded by its Content-Type."
[app method uri cookie & [body]]
(let [resp (app (cond-> {:request-method method :uri uri :headers (cond-> {} cookie (assoc "cookie" cookie))}
body (-> (assoc :body (ByteArrayInputStream. (.getBytes ^String body)))
(assoc-in [:headers "content-type"] "application/json"))))]
(test-util/decode-body resp)))
(defn app-for [db-path login id]
(t/make-app (t/gitea-stub login id) :db {:db-path db-path}))
(def ^:private todos "/api/todos")
(deftest anonymous-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
app (app-for path "alice" 7)]
(doseq [[method uri body] [[:get todos nil]
[:post todos "{\"title\":\"x\"}"]
[:post todos "nope"]
[:get (str todos "/1") nil]
[:patch (str todos "/1") "{\"done\":true}"]
[:delete (str todos "/1") nil]]]
(let [resp (request app method uri nil body)]
(is (= 401 (:status resp)) (str method " " uri))
(is (= {:error "login required"} (:body resp)))))
(is (not (.exists (io/file path))) "the database isn't even opened")))
(deftest lifecycle-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path) "alice" 7)
cookie (t/login! app)]
(testing "starts empty"
(let [resp (request app :get todos cookie)]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= "application/edn; charset=utf-8" (get-in resp [:headers "Content-Type"])))
(is (= {:todos []} (:body resp)))))
(testing "create"
(let [resp (request app :post todos cookie "{\"title\":\" buy milk \"}")
{:keys [id] :as created} (:body resp)]
(is (= 201 (:status resp)))
(is (= {:owner-id 7 :title "buy milk" :done false} (select-keys created [:owner-id :title :done])))
(is (uuid? (parse-uuid id)))
(testing "get"
(is (= created (:body (request app :get (str todos "/" id) cookie)))))
(testing "patch"
(let [resp (request app :patch (str todos "/" id) cookie "{\"done\":true}")]
(is (= 200 (:status resp)))
(is (= (dissoc (assoc created :done true) :updated-at) (dissoc (:body resp) :updated-at))))
(is (= "oat milk" (:title (:body (request app :patch (str todos "/" id) cookie "{\"title\":\"oat milk\"}"))))))
(testing "list"
(request app :post todos cookie "{\"title\":\"walk dog\"}")
(is (= ["oat milk" "walk dog"] (map :title (:todos (:body (request app :get todos cookie)))))))
(testing "delete"
(is (= {:status 200 :body {:deleted true}}
(select-keys (request app :delete (str todos "/" id) cookie) [:status :body])))
(is (= 404 (:status (request app :get (str todos "/" id) cookie))))
(is (= 404 (:status (request app :delete (str todos "/" id) cookie))))
(is (= ["walk dog"] (map :title (:todos (:body (request app :get todos cookie)))))))))))
(deftest validation-test
(let [app (app-for (sqlite-test/temp-db-path) "alice" 7)
cookie (t/login! app)
created (:body (request app :post todos cookie "{\"title\":\"keep\"}"))
one (str todos "/" (:id created))]
(testing "bad titles on create"
(doseq [body ["{\"title\":\"\"}" "{\"title\":\" \"}" "{}" "{\"title\":5}" "{\"title\":null}" "nope"
(format "{\"title\":\"%s\"}" (apply str (repeat 201 "x")))]]
(let [resp (request app :post todos cookie body)]
(is (= 400 (:status resp)) body)
(is (contains? (:body resp) :error)))))
(testing "bad changes"
(doseq [body ["{}" "{\"title\":\" \"}" "{\"done\":\"yes\"}" "{\"id\":99}"]]
(is (= 400 (:status (request app :patch one cookie body))) body))
(is (= 400 (:status (request app :patch one cookie))) "no body"))
(testing "an id that is not a UUID (an integer, as todos used to have, included)"
(doseq [method [:get :patch :delete]
id ["abc" "1"]]
(is (= 400 (:status (request app method (str todos "/" id) cookie "{\"done\":true}"))) (str method " " id))))
(is (= [created] (:todos (:body (request app :get todos cookie)))) "nothing above changed the todo")))
(deftest per-user-scoping-test
(let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)
alice-app (app-for path "alice" 7)
bob-app (app-for path "bob" 8)
alice (t/login! alice-app)
bob (t/login! bob-app)
{:keys [id] :as mine} (:body (request alice-app :post todos alice "{\"title\":\"alice's\"}"))
one (str todos "/" id)]
(testing "each user lists only their own"
(is (= [] (:todos (:body (request bob-app :get todos bob)))))
(request bob-app :post todos bob "{\"title\":\"bob's\"}")
(is (= ["alice's"] (map :title (:todos (:body (request alice-app :get todos alice))))))
(is (= ["bob's"] (map :title (:todos (:body (request bob-app :get todos bob)))))))
(testing "someone else's todo is indistinguishable from a missing one"
(let [missing (request bob-app :get (str todos "/" (random-uuid)) bob)]
(doseq [[method body] [[:get nil] [:patch "{\"title\":\"hijacked\"}"] [:delete nil]]]
(let [resp (request bob-app method one bob body)]
(is (= 404 (:status resp)) (str method))
(is (= (:body missing) (:body resp)))))))
(is (= mine (:body (request alice-app :get one alice))) "alice's todo is untouched")))
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(ns tbd.todo.service-test
(:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.todo.core :as todo]
[tbd.todo.db :as db]
[tbd.sqlite-test :as sqlite-test]
[tbd.todo.service :as service]))
;; The rules every front end (HTTP routes, MCP tools) gets: ownership, not-found and validation.
;; They are tested here once; the front ends' tests only cover their own translation.
(def alice {:id 7 :login "alice"})
(def bob {:id 8 :login "bob"})
(defn- fresh-ds [] (let [path (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)] (delay (db/open path))))
(def ^:private not-found {:error "todo not found" :kind :not-found})
(deftest lifecycle-test
(let [ds (fresh-ds)]
(is (= {:ok []} (service/list-todos ds alice)))
(let [{created :ok} (service/create! ds alice " buy milk ")
id (:id created)]
(testing "create trims the title, makes it the user's and returns it stored"
(is (= {:owner-id 7 :title "buy milk" :done false} (select-keys created [:owner-id :title :done])))
(is (uuid? (parse-uuid id))))
(is (= {:ok created} (service/find-todo ds alice id)))
(is (= {:ok [created]} (service/list-todos ds alice)))
(testing "update changes the title and/or done"
(is (= {:title "buy milk" :done true}
(select-keys (:ok (service/update! ds alice id {:done true})) [:title :done])))
(is (= {:title "oat milk" :done true}
(select-keys (:ok (service/update! ds alice id {:title "oat milk"})) [:title :done])))
(is (= "oat milk" (:title (:ok (service/find-todo ds alice id)))) "and it is stored"))
(testing "delete"
(is (= {:ok true} (service/delete! ds alice id)))
(is (= not-found (service/find-todo ds alice id)))
(is (= not-found (service/delete! ds alice id)))
(is (= {:ok []} (service/list-todos ds alice)))))))
(deftest validation-test
(let [ds (fresh-ds)
id (:id (:ok (service/create! ds alice "keep")))]
(testing "the rules of tbd.todo.core apply, as :invalid"
(is (= {:error "title must not be blank" :kind :invalid} (service/create! ds alice " ")))
(is (= {:error (format "title must be at most %d characters" todo/max-title-length) :kind :invalid}
(service/create! ds alice (apply str (repeat (inc todo/max-title-length) "x")))))
(is (= {:error "title must not be blank" :kind :invalid} (service/update! ds alice id {:title " "})))
(is (= {:error "nothing to change: give a title and/or done" :kind :invalid}
(service/update! ds alice id {}))))
(is (= ["keep"] (map :title (:ok (service/list-todos ds alice)))) "nothing above changed anything")))
(deftest ownership-test
(let [ds (fresh-ds)
{mine :ok} (service/create! ds alice "alice's")
id (:id mine)]
(testing "each user has their own list"
(service/create! ds bob "bob's")
(is (= ["alice's"] (map :title (:ok (service/list-todos ds alice)))))
(is (= ["bob's"] (map :title (:ok (service/list-todos ds bob))))))
(testing "someone else's todo is reported exactly like a missing one"
(let [missing (service/find-todo ds bob 999999)]
(is (= not-found missing))
(is (= missing (service/find-todo ds bob id)))
(is (= missing (service/update! ds bob id {:title "hijacked"})))
(is (= missing (service/delete! ds bob id)))))
(is (= {:ok mine} (service/find-todo ds alice id)) "and alice's todo is untouched")))
(deftest database-is-opened-on-use-test
(testing "nothing opens the database until a service fn needs it"
(let [opened (atom 0)
ds (delay (swap! opened inc) (db/open (sqlite-test/temp-db-path)))]
(is (zero? @opened))
(service/list-todos ds alice)
(service/list-todos ds alice)
(is (= 1 @opened)))))
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{
"temp-directory": "target/c8",
"reports-dir": "../target/coverage/ui",
"reporter": ["text", "html", "lcovonly"],
"include": [".shadow-cljs/builds/test/dev/out/cljs-runtime/tbd.ui.*.js"],
"exclude": ["**/node_modules/**", "**/*_test.js", "**/tbd.ui.test_util.js"]
}
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{
"name": "tbd-ui",
"private": true,
"version": "0.0.0",
"description": "ClojureScript (re-frame) front end for the tbd server",
"scripts": {
"watch": "shadow-cljs watch app",
"release": "shadow-cljs release app",
"test": "shadow-cljs compile test && node -r ./test/dom-setup.cjs target/ui-test/test.js",
"coverage": "shadow-cljs compile test && c8 --reporter=none node -r ./test/dom-setup.cjs target/ui-test/test.js && cp -r src/tbd .shadow-cljs/builds/test/dev/out/cljs-runtime/ && c8 report"
},
"dependencies": {
"@jason.today/webmcp": "0.1.13",
"react": "^19.3.0",
"react-dom": "^19.3.0"
},
"devDependencies": {
"c8": "^12.0.0",
"jsdom": "^30.1.0",
"shadow-cljs": "^3.5.3"
}
}
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;; The UI compiles straight into the server's resources dir, so the server picks it up from
;; the classpath (see `tbd.core`, which serves `resources/public` at `/js`). ../shared holds the
;; .cljc the UI and the server both read (the prompts an LLM is given, tbd.agent.prompt).
{:source-paths ["src" "test" "../shared"]
:dependencies
[[reagent "2.0.1"]
[re-frame "1.4.7"]]
:builds
{:app {:target :browser
:output-dir "../resources/public/js"
:asset-path "/js"
:modules {:main {:init-fn tbd.ui.core/init}}
:devtools {:after-load tbd.ui.core/reload}}
;; script/ui-test (npm test): the tests run under Node, in a jsdom window (test/dom-setup.cjs,
;; which npm test preloads), against a fake server (fetch). Not :autorun: the preload has to
;; come first, so npm test starts node itself.
:test {:target :node-test
:output-to "target/ui-test/test.js"
:ns-regexp "-test$"}}}
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(ns tbd.ui.core
(:require [re-frame.core :as rf]
[reagent.dom.client :as rdc]
[tbd.ui.events :as events]
[tbd.ui.model-context :as model-context]
[tbd.ui.views :as views]
[tbd.ui.webmcp :as webmcp]))
(defonce root (atom nil))
(defn- render []
(rdc/render @root [views/app]))
(defn- offer-tools!
"The page's tools go to the chatbot in the page, and to an agent outside it, through WebMCP."
[]
(model-context/register! webmcp/tools)
(webmcp/register!))
(defn reload
"Called by shadow-cljs after each hot reload."
[]
(rf/clear-subscription-cache!)
(offer-tools!)
(render))
(defn init []
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/initialize])
(reset! root (rdc/create-root (js/document.getElementById "app")))
(offer-tools!)
(render))
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(ns tbd.ui.db
(:require [tbd.ui.tictactoe :as tictactoe]))
(def default-db
{;; The page being shown (see tbd.ui.pages); it follows the URL's fragment.
:page :tic-tac-toe
:calc {:x "" :y ""
;; {:status :idle}
;; {:status :loading}
;; {:status :ok :x "2" :y "3" :sum 5}
;; {:status :error :message "..."}
:result {:status :idle}}
;; {:status :unknown} (asking /auth/me)
;; {:status :anonymous} (not logged in)
;; {:status :logged-in :login "alice"}
;; {:status :error :message "..."}
:user {:status :unknown}
;; :status is the list load: :idle, :loading, :ok or :error. :error is the message of the
;; last failed request (a load or a change); it is cleared when the next request starts.
:todos {:status :idle
:items []
:new-title ""
:error nil}
;; The "Add this MCP server to Claude Code" page: :copied? is true right after the
;; command was copied to the clipboard.
:mcp {:copied? false}
;; The chat widget (the green square in the corner): :open? is whether its panel is showing,
;; :messages the conversation so far, :input what is typed, :status :idle or :loading (waiting
;; for the reply, or for the tools it asked for), and :error the message of the last failed send.
;; A message is one of
;; {:role "user" :content "..."}
;; {:role "assistant" :content "..."}, with :tool-calls [{:id :name :arguments "{...}"}] when
;; the LLM asked for tools of the page to be called (:content may then be empty)
;; {:role "tool" :tool-call-id "..." :name "..." :content "..." :error? bool}: the result of
;; one such call.
;; :size is what the panel was dragged to, in px: its :width and the :height of the conversation
;; in it (the rest of the panel is the same at any size).
;; :tools-expanded? is whether the tool calls and results show whole (wrapped) or, as they do by
;; default, each cut to one line ending in "…" when it doesn't fit.
;; The other two are for a reply that is still coming or being answered: :pending-calls are the
;; calls it has asked for so far, :tool-calls-used how many calls this turn has made.
;; :thinking-at is when (ms since the epoch) the last piece of the model's reasoning came, or nil.
:chat {:open? false
:size {:width 320 :height 256}
:tools-expanded? false
:input ""
:messages []
:status :idle
:error nil
:pending-calls nil
;; Tool calls the server is still streaming (AG-UI's TOOL_CALL_START/ARGS/END), keyed by
;; toolCallId, until each is complete and moves into :pending-calls.
:tool-call-buffer {}
:thinking-at nil
:tool-calls-used 0}
;; Tic-tac-toe, entirely client side: the board (see tbd.ui.tictactoe) and whose turn it is.
:ttt {:board tictactoe/new-board
:turn :x}})
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(ns tbd.ui.events
(:require [cljs.reader :as reader]
[clojure.string :as str]
[re-frame.core :as rf]
[tbd.ui.db :as db]
[tbd.ui.model-context :as model-context]
[tbd.ui.pages :as pages]
[tbd.ui.sse :as sse]
[tbd.ui.tictactoe :as tictactoe]))
;; A `js/fetch` of `uri` (GET unless `method` is given). A `body` is sent as EDN.
(defn- fetch-request [{:keys [uri method body]}]
(js/fetch uri (clj->js (cond-> {:method (or method "GET")}
body (assoc :headers {"Content-Type" "application/edn"}
:body (pr-str body))))))
(defn- response-map [resp text]
{:ok? (.-ok resp) :status (.-status resp) :body text})
;; Effect: request `uri` (GET unless `method` is given), then dispatch
;; `(conj on-response {:ok? bool :status int-or-nil :body string})`. A `body` is sent as EDN.
;; Network failures come back as `{:ok? false :status nil :body <message>}`.
(rf/reg-fx
::fetch
(fn [{:keys [on-response] :as request}]
(-> (fetch-request request)
(.then (fn [resp]
(.then (.text resp) #(rf/dispatch (conj on-response (response-map resp %))))))
(.catch #(rf/dispatch (conj on-response {:ok? false :status nil :body (.-message %)}))))))
(def ^:private connection-lost {:type "RUN_ERROR" :message "the connection was lost"})
(def ^:private terminal-event-types
"The AG-UI event types (see tbd.chat.routes) that end a run."
#{"RUN_FINISHED" "RUN_ERROR"})
(defn- read-events!
"Dispatches `(conj on-event event)` for each AG-UI event (see tbd.ui.sse, tbd.chat.routes) in the
body read by `reader`, as they arrive. A body that ends without a RUN_FINISHED or RUN_ERROR event
(the connection dropped) is a RUN_ERROR event of its own, so whoever waits for the end always
gets one."
[reader on-event]
(let [decoder (js/TextDecoder. "utf-8")
ended? (atom false)
lost! #(when-not @ended?
(reset! ended? true)
(rf/dispatch (conj on-event connection-lost)))
step (fn step [pending]
(-> (.read reader)
(.then (fn [^js chunk]
(if (.-done chunk)
(lost!)
(let [[events pending] (sse/parse (str pending (.decode decoder (.-value chunk)
#js {:stream true})))]
(doseq [event events]
(when (contains? terminal-event-types (:type event)) (reset! ended? true))
(rf/dispatch (conj on-event event)))
(step pending)))))
(.catch (fn [_] (lost!)))))]
(step "")))
;; Effect: like ::fetch, for a response that is a stream of server-sent events. While it comes in,
;; `(conj on-event event)` is dispatched for each event, as a map (see read-events!). When the
;; request fails instead (a network error or a status that isn't 2xx: no stream came),
;; `(conj on-response {:ok? false :status int-or-nil :body string})` is dispatched, as ::fetch does.
(rf/reg-fx
::fetch-stream
(fn [{:keys [on-event on-response] :as request}]
(-> (fetch-request request)
(.then (fn [resp]
(if (.-ok resp)
(read-events! (.getReader (.-body resp)) on-event)
(.then (.text resp) #(rf/dispatch (conj on-response (response-map resp %)))))))
(.catch #(rf/dispatch (conj on-response {:ok? false :status nil :body (.-message %)}))))))
;; Coeffect: the URL's fragment, which says which page to start on.
(rf/reg-cofx
::hash
(fn [cofx _]
(assoc cofx :hash js/location.hash)))
;; Coeffect: the time now, in ms since the epoch.
(rf/reg-cofx
::now
(fn [cofx _]
(assoc cofx :now (js/Date.now))))
;; Effect: show the page the URL names whenever it changes (a link was followed, or Back and
;; Forward were pressed). Only one listener is ever installed, however often this runs.
(defonce ^:private hash-listener (atom nil))
(rf/reg-fx
::listen-for-hash
(fn [_]
(when-let [old @hash-listener]
(.removeEventListener js/window "hashchange" old))
(reset! hash-listener #(rf/dispatch [::hash-changed js/location.hash]))
(.addEventListener js/window "hashchange" @hash-listener)))
;; Effect: put `hash` in the URL, which is how a page gets its own address (and a Back button).
(rf/reg-fx
::set-hash
(fn [hash]
(set! js/location.hash hash)))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::initialize
[(rf/inject-cofx ::hash)]
(fn [{:keys [hash]} _]
{:db (assoc db/default-db :page (pages/hash->page hash))
::listen-for-hash true
:dispatch [::load-user]}))
;; --- Pages ---
;; The URL changed (a link was followed, or Back was pressed): show the page it names.
(rf/reg-event-db
::hash-changed
(fn [db [_ hash]]
(assoc db :page (pages/hash->page hash))))
;; Go to a page without a link, as the browser tools do. The page changes right away; the URL
;; follows, and its change event finds the page already shown.
(rf/reg-event-fx
::navigate
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ page]]
{:db (assoc db :page page)
::set-hash (pages/page->hash page)}))
(rf/reg-event-db
::set-operand
(fn [db [_ k value]]
(assoc-in db [:calc k] value)))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::add
(fn [{:keys [db]} _]
(let [{:keys [x y]} (:calc db)]
{:db (assoc-in db [:calc :result] {:status :loading})
::fetch {:uri (str "/api/add?x=" (js/encodeURIComponent x)
"&y=" (js/encodeURIComponent y))
:on-response [::add-response x y]}})))
(defn- error-message
"The API answers bad input with EDN like {:error \"...\" :details {:x [...]}}."
[{:keys [status body]}]
(let [{:keys [error details]} (try (reader/read-string body) (catch :default _ nil))]
(cond
error (str error (when (seq details) (str " (" (str/join ", " (map name (keys details))) ")")))
status (str "HTTP " status)
:else body)))
(rf/reg-event-db
::add-response
(fn [db [_ x y {:keys [ok? body] :as resp}]]
(assoc-in db [:calc :result]
(if ok?
{:status :ok :x x :y y :sum (:result (reader/read-string body))}
{:status :error :message (error-message resp)}))))
;; --- Login state ---
(rf/reg-event-fx
::load-user
(fn [_ _]
{::fetch {:uri "/auth/me" :on-response [::user-response]}}))
;; 401 just means "not logged in"; anything else is a real failure.
(rf/reg-event-fx
::user-response
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ {:keys [ok? status] :as resp}]]
(cond
ok? {:db (assoc db :user {:status :logged-in
:login (:login (reader/read-string (:body resp)))})
:dispatch [::load-todos]}
(= 401 status) {:db (assoc db :user {:status :anonymous})}
:else {:db (assoc db :user {:status :error :message (error-message resp)})})))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::logout
(fn [_ _]
{::fetch {:uri "/auth/logout" :method "POST" :on-response [::logout-response]}}))
(defn- reset-chat
"An empty conversation, in a panel that is as open (or closed), and as big, as it was."
[db]
(assoc db :chat (merge (:chat db/default-db) (select-keys (:chat db) [:open? :size :tools-expanded?]))))
(rf/reg-event-db
::logout-response
(fn [db [_ {:keys [ok?] :as resp}]]
(if ok?
(-> db
(assoc :user {:status :anonymous} :todos (:todos db/default-db))
reset-chat)
(assoc-in db [:todos :error] (error-message resp)))))
;; --- Todos ---
(defn- start-request [db]
(assoc-in db [:todos :error] nil))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::load-todos
(fn [{:keys [db]} _]
{:db (-> db start-request (assoc-in [:todos :status] :loading))
::fetch {:uri "/api/todos" :on-response [::todos-response]}}))
(rf/reg-event-db
::todos-response
(fn [db [_ {:keys [ok? body] :as resp}]]
(if ok?
(update db :todos assoc :status :ok :items (:todos (reader/read-string body)))
(update db :todos assoc :status :error :error (error-message resp)))))
;; A failed change keeps the list as it is and shows the message. A 401 means the session
;; expired, so fall back to the logged-out view (which hides the todos).
(rf/reg-event-db
::todo-failed
(fn [db [_ {:keys [status] :as resp}]]
(if (= 401 status)
(assoc db :user {:status :anonymous} :todos (:todos db/default-db))
(assoc-in db [:todos :error] (error-message resp)))))
(rf/reg-event-db
::set-new-title
(fn [db [_ title]]
(assoc-in db [:todos :new-title] title)))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::add-todo
(fn [{:keys [db]} _]
{:db (start-request db)
::fetch {:uri "/api/todos" :method "POST"
:body {:title (get-in db [:todos :new-title])}
:on-response [::todo-added]}}))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::todo-added
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ {:keys [ok? body] :as resp}]]
(if ok?
{:db (update db :todos (fn [todos]
(-> todos
(update :items conj (reader/read-string body))
(assoc :new-title ""))))}
{:dispatch [::todo-failed resp]})))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::set-done
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ id done?]]
{:db (start-request db)
::fetch {:uri (str "/api/todos/" id) :method "PATCH"
:body {:done done?}
:on-response [::todo-changed]}}))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::todo-changed
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ {:keys [ok? body] :as resp}]]
(if ok?
(let [changed (reader/read-string body)]
{:db (update-in db [:todos :items]
(fn [items] (mapv #(if (= (:id %) (:id changed)) changed %) items)))})
{:dispatch [::todo-failed resp]})))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::delete-todo
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ id]]
{:db (start-request db)
::fetch {:uri (str "/api/todos/" id) :method "DELETE"
:on-response [::todo-deleted id]}}))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::todo-deleted
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ id {:keys [ok?] :as resp}]]
(if ok?
{:db (update-in db [:todos :items] (fn [items] (filterv #(not= id (:id %)) items)))}
{:dispatch [::todo-failed resp]})))
;; --- Chat ---
;; The chat is a loop when the LLM uses the page's tools (see tbd.ui.model-context): the reply to a
;; message can be a request for tool calls instead of (or after) text; the page makes the calls,
;; and sends the conversation again, now with their results, for the LLM to go on from. It does
;; that until the LLM answers without asking for tools.
(def ^:private max-sent-messages
"How much of the conversation goes to the server with each message (its limit is
tbd.chat.schema/max-messages, which this stays within), the most recent part."
40)
(def ^:private max-tool-calls-per-turn
"How many tool calls the LLM may make in answer to one message of the user's, before the page
stops it. A model that keeps calling tools never answers, and every call is something done on the
user's page. (A turn is at most 1 + this many assistant messages and this many results, so it is
always inside `max-sent-messages`.)"
12)
(def ^:private max-tool-result-length
"The longest result of a tool that goes to the LLM (tbd.chat.schema/max-message-length)."
8000)
(def ^:private truncated " … (truncated)")
(defn- fit-result
"A tool's result text as the content of a message: never empty, and no longer than the server
takes."
[text]
(cond
(str/blank? text) "(no output)"
(> (count text) max-tool-result-length) (str (subs text 0 (- max-tool-result-length (count truncated)))
truncated)
:else text))
(defonce ^:private id-counter (atom 0))
(defn- next-id
"An id unique within this page's session, for an AG-UI message: they only have to identify a
message within one run's conversation, never across page loads."
[]
(str "m" (swap! id-counter inc)))
(defn- wire-message
"A message of the conversation as AG-UI's Message has it (see tbd.chat.schema/Message: user,
assistant with `toolCalls`, or tool)."
[{:keys [role content tool-calls tool-call-id]}]
(cond-> {:id (next-id) :role role}
(= "tool" role) (assoc :toolCallId tool-call-id :content content)
(not= "tool" role) (assoc :content content)
(seq tool-calls) (assoc :toolCalls (mapv (fn [{:keys [id name arguments]}]
{:id id :type "function"
:function {:name name :arguments arguments}})
tool-calls))))
(defn- recent
"The most recent `max-sent-messages` of `messages`, without the results of calls whose asking
is cut off: the LLM server refuses a result that answers nothing."
[messages]
(drop-while #(= "tool" (:role %)) (take-last max-sent-messages messages)))
(def ^:private stale-result
"What the LLM is sent in place of a result from before the user's last message."
"(out of date: this was read on an earlier turn and the page may have changed since. Call the tool again for the current state.)")
(defn- without-stale-results
"`messages` with the content of the tool results from before the user's last message replaced by
`stale-result`. A result is a snapshot of the page when the tool ran, and the user can change the
page between messages, by hand or on another page; a model that is still shown the old snapshot
goes by it, even when told it is wrong. What it did stays (its calls, its own words), only what
it read goes. The results of this turn stay: a chain of calls goes on from the ones before
(list, then act on an id)."
[messages]
(let [last-user (or (last (keep-indexed (fn [i {:keys [role]}] (when (= "user" role) i)) messages)) 0)]
(into [] (map-indexed (fn [i message]
(cond-> message
(and (< i last-user) (= "tool" (:role message)))
(assoc :content stale-result))))
messages)))
(defn- wire-tool
"A tool as AG-UI's Tool has it (see tbd.chat.schema/Tool): `parameters`, not MCP's `inputSchema`."
[{:keys [name description inputSchema]}]
(cond-> {:name name :parameters inputSchema}
description (assoc :description description)))
;; The request that sends the conversation: an AG-UI RunAgentInput. It goes with the page being
;; shown (as a `context` entry, for the LLM to know where the user is) and the tools that page
;; offers the LLM. Both are read from the db every time, so a conversation that moves between
;; pages (the LLM's own `navigate`, say) always tells the LLM where it is now.
(defn- chat-request [db messages]
(let [tools (model-context/definitions (:page db))]
{:uri "/api/chat" :method "POST"
:body (cond-> {:threadId (next-id) :runId (next-id)
:messages (mapv wire-message (without-stale-results (recent messages)))
:context [{:description "page" :value (name (:page db))}]}
(seq tools) (assoc :tools (mapv wire-tool tools)))
:on-event [::chat-event]
:on-response [::chat-response]}))
(rf/reg-event-db
::chat-toggle
(fn [db _]
(update-in db [:chat :open?] not)))
;; The panel is dragged to `width` px wide and its conversation `height` px high (the view keeps
;; them within the window).
(rf/reg-event-db
::chat-resize
(fn [db [_ width height]]
(assoc-in db [:chat :size] {:width width :height height})))
;; Whether the tool calls and results show whole, or each cut to one line.
(rf/reg-event-db
::chat-toggle-tools
(fn [db _]
(update-in db [:chat :tools-expanded?] not)))
(rf/reg-event-db
::chat-set-input
(fn [db [_ input]]
(assoc-in db [:chat :input] input)))
;; Only one message is in flight at a time, and a blank one isn't sent.
(rf/reg-event-fx
::chat-send
(fn [{:keys [db]} _]
(let [{:keys [input messages status]} (:chat db)
content (str/trim input)]
(when (and (not= :loading status) (seq content))
(let [messages (conj messages {:role "user" :content content})]
{:db (update db :chat assoc :messages messages :input "" :status :loading :error nil
:tool-calls-used 0)
::fetch-stream (chat-request db messages)})))))
(defn- only-reasoning?
"Whether `message` is a reply that has come to nothing but the reasoning for it: there is nothing
in it for the LLM to be sent (the server refuses an assistant message that says and asks for
nothing)."
[{:keys [role content tool-calls]}]
(and (= "assistant" role) (str/blank? content) (empty? tool-calls)))
(defn- chat-failed
"The conversation after a send failed with `message`. If the last message is the user's (nothing
of the reply had come, but perhaps some reasoning, which goes), it leaves the conversation again
and goes back in the input, so trying once more is pressing Send (and the next message doesn't
follow one nobody answered). If part of the reply had come, or the tools' results had been sent,
that stays, and the next message follows it."
[db message]
(let [messages (get-in db [:chat :messages])
messages (cond-> messages (only-reasoning? (peek messages)) pop)
unanswered? (= "user" (:role (peek messages)))]
(update db :chat merge
{:status :idle :error message :pending-calls nil :messages messages}
(when unanswered?
{:messages (pop messages) :input (:content (peek messages))}))))
;; The server answered without a stream: the request failed. A 401 means the session expired: fall
;; back to the logged-out view. A response nobody is waiting for (the conversation was reset since,
;; by logging out) is dropped.
(rf/reg-event-db
::chat-response
(fn [db [_ {:keys [status] :as resp}]]
(cond
(not= :loading (get-in db [:chat :status])) db
(= 401 status) (-> db (assoc :user {:status :anonymous}) reset-chat)
:else (chat-failed db (error-message resp)))))
(defn- append-to-reply
"The conversation's assistant message being written, with `text` added to its content. The first
piece starts the message, the rest are added to it. Leading whitespace is dropped while nothing
has been said yet (the model often opens its answer with a stray blank line right after
reasoning), but preserved once the message has content, since it may be meaningful there."
[db text]
(update-in db [:chat :messages]
(fn [messages]
(if (= "assistant" (:role (peek messages)))
(update messages (dec (count messages)) update :content
(fn [content]
(str content (if (str/blank? content) (str/triml text) text))))
(conj messages {:role "assistant" :content (str/triml text)})))))
(defn- with-tool-calls
"The conversation with the calls the LLM asked for: on the reply's text (the message it
started), or on a message of their own when it said nothing."
[messages calls]
(if (= "assistant" (:role (peek messages)))
(update messages (dec (count messages)) assoc :tool-calls calls)
(conj messages {:role "assistant" :content "" :tool-calls calls})))
(defn- tool-message [{:keys [id name content error?]}]
{:role "tool" :tool-call-id id :name name :content content :error? (boolean error?)})
(defn- finish-reply
"The reply is complete. Without calls that is all; with them, they are made (see ::call-tools)
and the conversation goes on when they are done, unless this turn has used all the calls it may."
[db]
(let [{:keys [pending-calls tool-calls-used]} (:chat db)
used (+ (or tool-calls-used 0) (count pending-calls))
db (update db :chat assoc :pending-calls nil :thinking-at nil)]
(cond
(empty? pending-calls)
{:db (assoc-in db [:chat :status] :idle)}
(> used max-tool-calls-per-turn)
;; The calls still get their answers, for the conversation to make sense to the LLM later.
{:db (-> db
(update-in [:chat :messages] with-tool-calls pending-calls)
(update-in [:chat :messages] into
(for [{:keys [id name]} pending-calls]
(tool-message {:id id :name name :error? true
:content "not run: too many tool calls in one turn"})))
(update :chat assoc :status :idle
:error "The assistant made too many tool calls in a row, so it was stopped."))}
:else
{:db (-> db
(update-in [:chat :messages] with-tool-calls pending-calls)
(assoc-in [:chat :tool-calls-used] used))
::call-tools {:page (:page db) :calls pending-calls :on-results [::chat-tool-results]}})))
(defn- text? [x]
(and (string? x) (seq x)))
(defn- start-tool-call [db {:keys [toolCallId toolCallName]}]
(update-in db [:chat :tool-call-buffer] assoc toolCallId {:id toolCallId :name toolCallName :arguments ""}))
(defn- append-tool-call-args [db {:keys [toolCallId delta]}]
(update-in db [:chat :tool-call-buffer toolCallId :arguments] str delta))
(defn- end-tool-call [db {:keys [toolCallId]}]
(let [call (get-in db [:chat :tool-call-buffer toolCallId])]
(cond-> db
call (-> (update-in [:chat :pending-calls] (fnil conj []) call)
(update-in [:chat :tool-call-buffer] dissoc toolCallId)))))
;; One AG-UI event of the reply (see tbd.chat.routes, https://docs.ag-ui.com): TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT
;; ({:delta "..."}) for the next piece of the reply (the first starts the assistant's message, the
;; rest are added to it), REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT for the next piece of the model's reasoning
;; (which is not kept: the user only sees that the model is thinking, and for as long as pieces
;; keep coming, which :thinking-at, the time the last one came, is for),
;; TOOL_CALL_START/TOOL_CALL_ARGS/TOOL_CALL_END as it asks for tools to be called (accumulated in
;; :tool-call-buffer until each call is complete), and last RUN_FINISHED or RUN_ERROR. Events
;; nobody is waiting for (the conversation was reset since) are dropped.
(rf/reg-event-fx
::chat-event
[(rf/inject-cofx ::now)]
(fn [{:keys [db now]} [_ {:keys [type] :as event}]]
(let [loading? (= :loading (get-in db [:chat :status]))
db (cond-> db
(and loading? (= "REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT" type) (text? (:delta event)))
(assoc-in [:chat :thinking-at] now))]
(cond
(not loading?) {:db db}
(= "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" type) {:db (append-to-reply db (:delta event))}
(= "TOOL_CALL_START" type) {:db (start-tool-call db event)}
(= "TOOL_CALL_ARGS" type) {:db (append-tool-call-args db event)}
(= "TOOL_CALL_END" type) {:db (end-tool-call db event)}
(= "RUN_FINISHED" type) (finish-reply db)
(= "RUN_ERROR" type) {:db (chat-failed db (:message event))}
:else {:db db}))))
(defn- call-all
"A promise of the results of `calls`, in order, as {:id :name :content :error?}. One after the
other: the tools work on the same page (one may need the page the last one opened). Only the
tools `page` offers can be called."
[page calls]
(reduce (fn [results {:keys [id name arguments]}]
(.then results
(fn [done]
(.then (model-context/call! page name arguments)
(fn [{:keys [text error?]}]
(conj done {:id id :name name :content (fit-result text) :error? error?}))))))
(js/Promise.resolve [])
calls))
;; Effect: make the tool calls the LLM asked for, on the tools `page` (the one being shown) offers,
;; and dispatch `(conj on-results results)` when all are done: one {:id :name :content :error?}
;; for each, in order. A call that can't be made (an unknown tool, one the page doesn't offer,
;; arguments that aren't JSON, a tool that fails) is a result with :error?, for the LLM to read.
(rf/reg-fx
::call-tools
(fn [{:keys [page calls on-results]}]
(.then (call-all page calls) #(rf/dispatch (conj on-results %)))))
(defn- answers?
"Whether `results` are for the calls the conversation is waiting on. Results nobody waits for
(the conversation was reset while the tools ran) are not."
[db results]
(let [calls (:tool-calls (peek (get-in db [:chat :messages])))]
(and (= :loading (get-in db [:chat :status]))
(seq calls)
(= (map :id calls) (map :id results)))))
;; The tools have run: their results join the conversation, and it goes to the LLM again.
(rf/reg-event-fx
::chat-tool-results
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ results]]
(if-not (answers? db results)
{:db db}
(let [db (update-in db [:chat :messages] into (map tool-message) results)]
{:db db
::fetch-stream (chat-request db (get-in db [:chat :messages]))}))))
;; Starts the conversation over. Not while a reply is on its way: it would land in the new one.
(rf/reg-event-db
::chat-clear
(fn [db _]
(if (= :loading (get-in db [:chat :status]))
db
(reset-chat db))))
;; --- MCP setup page ---
;; Effect: put `text` on the clipboard. The Clipboard API only exists on secure origins (https
;; or localhost), so the view doesn't offer the button without it; failures are ignored.
(rf/reg-fx
::copy-to-clipboard
(fn [text]
(some-> js/navigator.clipboard (.writeText text) (.catch (fn [_] nil)))))
(rf/reg-event-fx
::copy-mcp-command
(fn [{:keys [db]} [_ command]]
{:db (assoc-in db [:mcp :copied?] true)
::copy-to-clipboard command
:dispatch-later [{:ms 2000 :dispatch [::mcp-copied-timeout]}]}))
(rf/reg-event-db
::mcp-copied-timeout
(fn [db _]
(assoc-in db [:mcp :copied?] false)))
;; --- Tic-tac-toe ---
;; An illegal move (taken cell, game over) changes nothing.
(rf/reg-event-db
::ttt-move
(fn [db [_ i]]
(let [{:keys [board turn]} (:ttt db)]
(if-let [board' (tictactoe/move board turn i)]
(assoc db :ttt {:board board' :turn (tictactoe/next-player turn)})
db))))
(rf/reg-event-db
::ttt-reset
(fn [db _]
(assoc db :ttt (:ttt db/default-db))))
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(ns tbd.ui.model-context
"The page's `modelContext`: the tools the page offers to an agent, as WebMCP names it (a page
registers tools with `navigator.modelContext` in the browsers that have one). Here it is the
registry the page's own chatbot reads. tbd.ui.core registers the tools of tbd.ui.webmcp, which
are also offered to an outside agent through the WebMCP widget; the chatbot is the same thing
embedded in the page.
The chatbot passes the tools' metadata (`definitions`, the shape of MCP's `tools/list`) to the
LLM along with the conversation. The LLM never runs anything: it answers with the calls it wants
made, tbd.ui.events intercepts them, `call!` invokes the tool right here in the page (the same
handlers as WebMCP's, so it shows on screen like a user's own doing) and the result goes back to
the LLM with the next request, as MCP's `tools/call` result would.
A tool is {:name :description :input-schema :handler :pages}: `handler` takes its arguments as a
map and returns a value or a promise of one. A string is the result as it is, any other data
becomes JSON, and throwing (or rejecting) is an error result the agent can read. `pages` is the
set of pages (see tbd.ui.pages) the tool is offered on, so the LLM on the tic-tac-toe page is not
handed the todos' tools; a tool without it is offered on every page. What is offered follows the
page being shown: `definitions` and `call!` both take it, and a tool that is not offered on it
can neither be listed nor called."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]))
(defonce ^:private registry (atom []))
(defn register!
"Adds `tools` to what the page offers. A tool with the name of one already there replaces it
(which is what makes registering again, on hot reload, safe)."
[tools]
(let [names (set (map :name tools))]
(swap! registry (fn [registered] (into (filterv #(not (names (:name %))) registered) tools)))
nil))
(defn clear!
"Takes every tool away: for a test to start from a page that offers none."
[]
(reset! registry [])
nil)
(defn- offered?
"Whether `tool` is offered on `page`."
[page {:keys [pages]}]
(or (nil? pages) (contains? pages page)))
(defn definitions
"What the LLM is told about the tools offered on `page`, as MCP's `tools/list` gives them:
[{:name :description :inputSchema}], in the order they were registered."
[page]
(into []
(comp (filter #(offered? page %))
(map (fn [{:keys [name description input-schema]}]
(cond-> {:name name :inputSchema input-schema}
description (assoc :description description)))))
@registry))
(defn- ->text [value]
(cond
(string? value) value
(nil? value) "ok"
:else (js/JSON.stringify (clj->js value))))
(defn run
"A promise of the result of `handler` on `args`, as {:text string :error? bool}. It never
rejects: a handler that throws, or whose promise rejects, is an error result."
[handler args]
(-> (js/Promise.resolve)
(.then #(handler args))
(.then (fn [value] {:text (->text value) :error? false}))
(.catch (fn [e] {:text (or (some-> e (aget "message")) (str e)) :error? true}))))
(defn- parse-arguments
"The arguments the LLM wrote, JSON text, as a map: nothing at all is no arguments (a model
calls a tool that takes none that way). Anything but a JSON object gives ::invalid."
[text]
(if (str/blank? text)
{}
(let [parsed (try (js->clj (js/JSON.parse text) :keywordize-keys true)
(catch :default _ ::invalid))]
(if (map? parsed) parsed ::invalid))))
(defn- failed [text]
(js/Promise.resolve {:text text :error? true}))
(defn call!
"Calls the tool `tool-name` on `arguments`, the JSON text the LLM wrote, and gives a promise of
its result, as {:text string :error? bool}. A tool that isn't there or isn't offered on `page`
(the LLM may be going by an earlier page's tools), or arguments that aren't a JSON object, is an
error result the LLM can read and try again from."
[page tool-name arguments]
(let [tool (first (filter #(= tool-name (:name %)) @registry))
args (parse-arguments arguments)]
(cond
(nil? tool) (failed (str "unknown tool: " tool-name))
(not (offered? page tool)) (failed (str "tool not available on this page: " tool-name
" (it is offered on the "
(str/join ", " (map name (sort (:pages tool))))
" page)"))
(= ::invalid args) (failed "invalid arguments: they must be a JSON object")
:else (run (:handler tool) args))))
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(ns tbd.ui.pages
"The pages of the app, and how they map to the URL. The server only serves the shell at `/`,
so a page lives in the fragment (`/#/todos`): following a link between pages never asks the
server for anything, and a page can still be bookmarked or reloaded.")
(def pages
"The pages in the order of the tabs: {:id :title :login?}. :login? pages are only offered
(and only show anything) to someone who is logged in."
[{:id :tic-tac-toe :title "Tic-tac-toe"}
{:id :calculator :title "Calculator"}
{:id :todos :title "Todos" :login? true}
{:id :ai-setup :title "AI setup"}])
(def default-page (:id (first pages)))
(def ^:private ids (into #{} (map :id) pages))
(defn page->hash
"The fragment that opens `page`: \"#/todos\"."
[page]
(str "#/" (name page)))
(defn hash->page
"The page a fragment (with or without its leading #) opens; the default page when it is empty
or names no page."
[hash]
(let [id (keyword (second (re-find #"^#?/?([^/?]*)" (or hash ""))))]
(if (contains? ids id) id default-page)))
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(ns tbd.ui.sse
"Reading server-sent events (what POST /api/chat answers with) out of the text that arrives in
pieces. Pure: tbd.ui.events does the fetching and feeds the pieces in."
(:require [clojure.string :as str]))
(defn- event-data
"The data of one event (the lines between blank lines) as a map, or nil when there is none
(a comment, say) or it isn't JSON."
[block]
(let [data (->> (str/split-lines block)
(keep #(second (re-matches #"data: ?(.*)" %))))]
(when (seq data)
(try (js->clj (js/JSON.parse (str/join "\n" data)) :keywordize-keys true)
(catch :default _ nil)))))
(defn parse
"`text` is what has been received so far and hasn't been parsed yet. Returns [events rest]: the
events that are complete in it (each the JSON of its `data:` lines, as a map), and the end of it,
an event that hasn't fully arrived, to put in front of the next piece."
[text]
(let [blocks (str/split (str/replace text "\r\n" "\n") #"\n\n" -1)]
[(vec (keep event-data (butlast blocks)))
(last blocks)]))
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(ns tbd.ui.subs
(:require [re-frame.core :as rf]
[tbd.ui.tictactoe :as tictactoe]))
(rf/reg-sub ::page (fn [db _] (:page db)))
(rf/reg-sub ::operand (fn [db [_ k]] (get-in db [:calc k])))
(rf/reg-sub ::result (fn [db _] (get-in db [:calc :result])))
(rf/reg-sub ::user (fn [db _] (:user db)))
(rf/reg-sub ::todos (fn [db _] (:todos db)))
(rf/reg-sub ::chat (fn [db _] (:chat db)))
(rf/reg-sub ::mcp-copied? (fn [db _] (get-in db [:mcp :copied?])))
(rf/reg-sub ::ttt (fn [db _] (:ttt db)))
;; What the board view needs: the cells, whose turn, and how the game stands.
;; :outcome is nil while the game is on, or {:player :x-or-:o :line [..]} for a win, or :draw.
(rf/reg-sub
::ttt-game
:<- [::ttt]
(fn [{:keys [board turn]} _]
{:board board
:turn turn
:outcome (tictactoe/outcome board)}))
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(ns tbd.ui.tictactoe
"Tic-tac-toe rules as plain functions of the board, called by the re-frame events and subs
(tbd.ui.events, tbd.ui.subs). The board is a vector of 9 cells, row by row, each nil, :x or :o.")
(def new-board (vec (repeat 9 nil)))
(def ^:private lines
[[0 1 2] [3 4 5] [6 7 8]
[0 3 6] [1 4 7] [2 5 8]
[0 4 8] [2 4 6]])
(defn winner
"{:player :x-or-:o :line [i j k]} when someone has three in a row, else nil."
[board]
(some (fn [[a b c :as line]]
(let [player (board a)]
(when (and player (= player (board b) (board c)))
{:player player :line line})))
lines))
(defn draw?
"The board is full and nobody won."
[board]
(and (every? some? board) (nil? (winner board))))
(defn outcome
"How the game stands: nil while it's on, :draw, or the winner (see `winner`)."
[board]
(or (winner board) (when (draw? board) :draw)))
(defn next-player [player]
(if (= :x player) :o :x))
(defn move
"`player` takes cell `i`. Returns the new board, or nil when the move isn't allowed (the cell
is taken or off the board, or the game is already over)."
[board player i]
(when (and (contains? board i) (nil? (board i)) (nil? (winner board)))
(assoc board i player)))
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(ns tbd.ui.views
(:require [clojure.string :as str]
[reagent.core :as r]
[re-frame.core :as rf]
[tbd.ui.events :as events]
[tbd.ui.pages :as pages]
[tbd.ui.subs :as subs]
[tbd.ui.webmcp :as webmcp]))
(defn- operand-input [k label]
[:label label " "
[:input {:type "number" :step "any" :required true :name (name k)
:style {:width "6rem"}
:value @(rf/subscribe [::subs/operand k])
:on-change #(rf/dispatch [::events/set-operand k (.. % -target -value)])}]])
(defn- result-line [{:keys [status x y sum message]}]
(case status
:idle nil
:loading [:p "Adding…"]
:ok [:p {:aria-live "polite"} x " + " y " = " [:strong sum]]
:error [:p {:role "alert" :style {:color "crimson"}} message]))
(defn calculator
"Sends GET /api/add?x=..&y=.. on submit and shows the sum the server returns."
[]
(let [result @(rf/subscribe [::subs/result])]
[:section
[:h2 "Calculator"]
[:form {:on-submit (fn [e]
(.preventDefault e)
(rf/dispatch [::events/add]))}
[:div {:style {:display "flex" :gap "1rem" :align-items "center"}}
[operand-input :x "x"]
"+"
[operand-input :y "y"]
[:button {:type "submit" :disabled (= :loading (:status result))} "Add"]]
[result-line result]]]))
(defn- todo-item [{:keys [id title done]}]
[:li {:style {:display "flex" :gap "0.5rem" :align-items "center" :margin "0.25rem 0"}}
[:label {:style {:flex 1 :text-decoration (when done "line-through") :opacity (when done 0.6)}}
[:input {:type "checkbox" :checked (boolean done)
:on-change #(rf/dispatch [::events/set-done id (.. % -target -checked)])}]
" " title]
[:button {:type "button" :aria-label (str "Delete " title)
:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/delete-todo id])}
"Delete"]])
(defn- todo-list [{:keys [status items]}]
(cond
(and (= :loading status) (empty? items)) [:p "Loading…"]
(and (= :ok status) (empty? items)) [:p "Nothing to do."]
:else [:ul {:style {:list-style "none" :padding 0}}
(for [todo items]
^{:key (:id todo)} [todo-item todo])]))
(defn todos
"Your todos (GET/POST /api/todos, PATCH/DELETE /api/todos/:id)."
[]
(let [{:keys [new-title error] :as state} @(rf/subscribe [::subs/todos])]
[:section
[:h2 "Todos"]
[:form {:on-submit (fn [e]
(.preventDefault e)
(rf/dispatch [::events/add-todo]))}
[:input {:type "text" :name "title" :required true :placeholder "What needs doing?"
:aria-label "New todo"
:style {:width "20rem"}
:value new-title
:on-change #(rf/dispatch [::events/set-new-title (.. % -target -value)])}]
" "
[:button {:type "submit"} "Add"]]
(when error [:p {:role "alert" :style {:color "crimson"}} error])
[todo-list state]]))
(defn- ttt-status [{:keys [turn outcome]}]
(cond
(= :draw outcome) "It's a draw."
outcome (str (str/upper-case (name (:player outcome))) " wins!")
:else (str (str/upper-case (name turn)) "'s turn")))
(defn- ttt-cell [i mark winning? over?]
[:button {:type "button"
:aria-label (str "Cell " (inc i) (when mark (str ", " (str/upper-case (name mark)))))
:disabled (or over? (some? mark))
:style {:aspect-ratio "1" :font-size "2.5rem" :font-weight "bold" :cursor "pointer"
:background (when winning? "gold") :color (when winning? "black")}
:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/ttt-move i])}
(some-> mark name str/upper-case)])
(defn tic-tac-toe
"Two players take turns on one board. Nothing goes to the server."
[]
(let [{:keys [board outcome] :as game} @(rf/subscribe [::subs/ttt-game])
winning (set (:line outcome))]
[:section
[:h2 "Tic-tac-toe"]
[:p {:role "status" :aria-live "polite"} (ttt-status game)]
[:div {:style {:display "grid" :grid-template-columns "repeat(3, 4.5rem)" :gap "0.25rem"
:width "fit-content"}}
(for [[i mark] (map-indexed vector board)]
^{:key i} [ttt-cell i mark (contains? winning i) (some? outcome)])]
[:p [:button {:type "button" :on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/ttt-reset])} "New game"]]]))
(defn- mcp-command
"The command that adds this server to Claude Code, for the address the page was loaded from
(which is what BASE_URL has to be for the MCP login to work)."
[]
(str "claude mcp add --transport http tbd " js/location.origin "/mcp"))
(defn mcp-setup
"How to add this server to Claude Code: a command to copy, then signing in once."
[]
(let [command (mcp-command)
copied? @(rf/subscribe [::subs/mcp-copied?])]
[:section
[:h2 "Add this MCP server to Claude Code"]
[:p "Run this in your terminal:"]
[:div {:style {:display "flex" :gap "0.5rem" :align-items "flex-start"}}
[:pre {:style {:flex 1 :margin 0 :padding "0.75rem" :overflow-x "auto"
:border "1px solid GrayText" :border-radius "0.25rem"}}
[:code command]]
(when js/navigator.clipboard
[:button {:type "button" :aria-live "polite"
:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/copy-mcp-command command])}
(if copied? "Copied" "Copy")])]
[:p "Then sign in, once:"]
[:ol
[:li "Start " [:code "claude"] " and type " [:code "/mcp"] "."]
[:li "Choose " [:code "tbd"] ", then " [:strong "Authenticate"]
". Your browser opens: log in with Gitea if asked, and click " [:strong "Approve"] "."]
[:li "Back in Claude Code, try: " [:em "\"use the tbd whoami tool\""] "."]]]))
(defn browser-tools
"The page's own tools for a browser agent (WebMCP, see tbd.ui.webmcp): how to connect an MCP
client to them. The token is pasted into the WebMCP widget in the corner of the page."
[]
[:section
[:h2 "Browser tools (WebMCP)"]
[:p "This page offers " [:strong (count webmcp/tools)] " tools of its own (the calculator, the todos and the tic-tac-toe game) to "
"your MCP client, over " [:a {:href "https://webmcp.dev" :target "_blank" :rel "noreferrer"} "WebMCP"]
", and you see them work on the page. To connect:"]
[:ol
[:li "Add the WebMCP server to your MCP client, once: " [:code "npx -y @jason.today/webmcp@latest --config claude"]
" (restart Claude Desktop afterwards)."]
[:li "Ask your MCP client: " [:em "\"make a webmcp token\""] "."]
[:li "Click the blue square in the bottom right corner of this page, paste the token, and press Connect. "
"(The token works once; to disconnect, press Disconnect there.)"]
[:li "The tools show up in your client, prefixed with this page's host."]]])
(defn- link-button [props label]
[:button (merge {:type "button"
:style {:background "none" :border 0 :padding 0 :font "inherit"
:color "LinkText" :text-decoration "underline" :cursor "pointer"}}
props)
label])
(defn- auth-link
"Log in (a plain navigation to the OAuth flow) or log out (a POST), or nothing until we know."
[{:keys [status login]}]
(case status
:anonymous [:a {:href "/auth/login"} "Log in"]
:logged-in [link-button {:title (str "Signed in as " login)
:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/logout])}
"Log out"]
nil))
(defn- login-prompt
"What the todos page says to someone who isn't logged in (nothing while we don't know yet)."
[{:keys [status message]}]
(case status
:anonymous [:section
[:h2 "Todos"]
[:p [:a {:href "/auth/login"} "Log in"] " to see your todos."]]
:error [:p {:role "alert" :style {:color "crimson"}} message]
nil))
(def ^:private chat-green "#28a745")
(defn- chat-bubble [{:keys [role content]}]
(let [user? (= "user" role)]
[:div {:style {:align-self (if user? "flex-end" "flex-start")
:max-width "85%" :padding "0.4rem 0.6rem" :border-radius "0.5rem"
:white-space "pre-wrap" :overflow-wrap "anywhere"
:background (if user? chat-green "#f1f1f1")
:color (if user? "white" "#222")}}
content]))
(defn- chat-tool-line
"A tool the assistant calls, or what came of it, apart from what is said, and in smaller print.
One line, ending in \"…\" where it doesn't fit, unless `expanded?`: then all of it shows, wrapped."
[expanded? text {:keys [error?]}]
[:div (cond-> {:data-tool true
:style (merge {:align-self "flex-start" :max-width "85%" :flex-shrink 0
:overflow-wrap "anywhere"
:font-family "monospace" :font-size "12px"
:color (if error? "crimson" "#777")}
(if expanded?
{:white-space "pre-wrap"}
{:white-space "nowrap" :overflow "hidden" :text-overflow "ellipsis"}))}
(not expanded?) (assoc :title text))
text])
(defn- call-text [{:keys [name arguments]}]
(str "Calling " name (when-not (str/blank? arguments) (str " " arguments)) "…"))
(defn- result-text [{:keys [name content error?]}]
(str name (if error? " failed: " " → ") content))
(defn- chat-message
"What was said, as a bubble, and the tool calls the assistant made with it, and their results,
as lines between the bubbles."
[tools-expanded? {:keys [role content tool-calls] :as message}]
(if (= "tool" role)
[chat-tool-line tools-expanded? (result-text message) message]
[:<>
(when-not (str/blank? content) [chat-bubble message])
(for [call tool-calls]
^{:key (:id call)} [chat-tool-line tools-expanded? (call-text call) nil])]))
(defn- tool-use?
"Whether the conversation has any tool call or result."
[messages]
(some #(or (= "tool" (:role %)) (seq (:tool-calls %))) messages))
(def ^:private chat-min-width 260)
(def ^:private chat-min-height 96)
;; What the panel has besides the conversation (header, form, padding, and the gap under the
;; window's top edge it keeps): the conversation can be as high as the window less this.
(def ^:private chat-chrome-height 220)
(def ^:private stuck-slack
"How far (px) from its end the conversation can be scrolled and still count as at its end."
24)
(defn- at-end? [el]
(<= (- (.-scrollHeight el) (.-scrollTop el) (.-clientHeight el)) stuck-slack))
(def ^:private thinking-live-ms
"How recently (ms) a piece of the model's reasoning must have come for it to count as still
coming in."
250)
(def ^:private thinking-frame-ms 250)
(def ^:private thinking-tick-ms 100)
(defn- thinking-line
"\"Thinking…\" which, while pieces of the model's reasoning are still coming in (the last, at
`thinking-at`, was less than `thinking-live-ms` ago), cycles through one to three dots."
[thinking-at]
(r/with-let [clock (r/atom (js/Date.now))
timer (js/setInterval #(reset! clock (js/Date.now)) thinking-tick-ms)]
(let [now @clock
live? (and thinking-at (< (- now thinking-at) thinking-live-ms))]
[:div {:role "status" :style {:color "#777"}}
(if live?
(str "Thinking" (apply str (repeat (inc (mod (quot now thinking-frame-ms) 3)) ".")))
"Thinking…")])
(finally (js/clearInterval timer))))
(defn- chat-log
"The conversation, which follows its end (as the pieces of a reply come in) for as long as it is
scrolled to it. Scroll up to read back and it stays where it is, until you send a message or
scroll down to the end again (a message sent is among the ones that came since the last render,
which may also hold the first of the reply). \"Thinking…\" shows from the sending until the reply's first piece
(animated while the model's reasoning is coming in); what the model reasons is not shown."
[_chat _size]
(let [stuck? (atom true)
seen (atom 0)]
(fn [{:keys [messages status thinking-at tools-expanded?]} {:keys [height]}]
[:div {:role "log" :aria-live "polite"
:ref (fn [el]
(when el
(when (some #(= "user" (:role %)) (drop @seen messages))
(reset! stuck? true))
(reset! seen (count messages))
(when @stuck? (set! (.-scrollTop el) (.-scrollHeight el)))))
:on-scroll #(reset! stuck? (at-end? (.-target %)))
:style {:display "flex" :flex-direction "column" :gap "0.4rem"
:height (str height "px")
:max-height (str "max(" chat-min-height "px, calc(100vh - " chat-chrome-height "px))")
:overflow-y "auto" :margin "0.5rem 0"}}
(if (and (empty? messages) (not= :loading status))
[:p {:style {:color "#777" :margin 0}} "Ask me anything."]
(for [[i message] (map-indexed vector messages)]
^{:key i} [chat-message tools-expanded? message]))
(when (and (= :loading status) (not= "assistant" (:role (peek messages))))
[thinking-line thinking-at])])))
(defn- chat-form [{:keys [input status]}]
(let [loading? (= :loading status)]
[:form {:on-submit (fn [e]
(.preventDefault e)
(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-send]))
:style {:display "flex" :gap "0.4rem"}}
;; Read-only while waiting (rather than disabled) so it keeps the focus.
[:input {:type "text" :name "message" :aria-label "Message" :placeholder "Message"
:auto-focus true :auto-complete "off" :read-only loading?
:style {:flex 1 :min-width 0}
:value input
:on-change #(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-set-input (.. % -target -value)])}]
[:button {:type "submit" :disabled (or loading? (str/blank? input))} "Send"]]))
(defn- chat-body [{:keys [error size] :as chat} user]
(case (:status user)
:logged-in [:<>
[chat-log chat size]
(when error [:p {:role "alert" :style {:color "crimson" :margin "0 0 0.5rem"}} error])
[chat-form chat]]
:anonymous [:p [:a {:href "/auth/login"} "Log in"] " to chat."]
:error [:p {:role "alert" :style {:color "crimson"}} (:message user)]
nil))
(defn- clamp [lo n hi]
(max lo (min n hi)))
(defn- start-resize!
"The panel is stuck to the bottom left corner, so dragging its top right corner is what makes it
bigger: to the right widens it, up makes the conversation higher. The pointer is followed
through the window, wherever it goes, until it is let go."
[e {:keys [width height]}]
(when (zero? (.-button e))
(.preventDefault e)
(let [x0 (.-clientX e)
y0 (.-clientY e)
move (fn [e]
(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-resize
(clamp chat-min-width (+ width (- (.-clientX e) x0))
(- (.-innerWidth js/window) 40))
(clamp chat-min-height (- height (- (.-clientY e) y0))
(- (.-innerHeight js/window) chat-chrome-height))]))
stop (fn stop [_]
(.removeEventListener js/window "pointermove" move)
(.removeEventListener js/window "pointerup" stop)
(.removeEventListener js/window "pointercancel" stop))]
(.addEventListener js/window "pointermove" move)
(.addEventListener js/window "pointerup" stop)
(.addEventListener js/window "pointercancel" stop))))
(defn- resize-handle [size]
[:div {:role "separator" :aria-label "Resize chat" :title "Drag to resize"
:on-pointer-down #(start-resize! % size)
:style {:position "absolute" :top 0 :right 0 :width "14px" :height "14px"
:cursor "nesw-resize" :touch-action "none"
:background "linear-gradient(225deg, #bbb 0 2px, transparent 2px 5px, #bbb 5px 7px, transparent 7px)"}}])
(defn- chat-panel [{:keys [messages status size tools-expanded?] :as chat} user]
[:div {:role "dialog" :aria-label "Chat"
:style {:position "absolute" :bottom "40px" :left 0 :box-sizing "border-box"
:width (str (:width size) "px")
:max-width "calc(100vw - 40px)" :padding "15px" :background "#fff" :color "#222"
:border "1px solid #e1e1e1" :border-radius "5px"
:box-shadow "0 5px 15px rgba(0,0,0,0.1)"}}
[:div {:style {:display "flex" :align-items "center" :gap "0.5rem"}}
[:strong {:style {:flex 1}} "Chat"]
(when (tool-use? messages)
[link-button {:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-toggle-tools])}
(if tools-expanded? "Collapse tool use" "Expand tool use")])
(when (and (seq messages) (not= :loading status))
[link-button {:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-clear])} "Clear"])
[:button {:type "button" :aria-label "Close chat"
:style {:background "none" :border 0 :font-size "1.25rem" :line-height 1 :cursor "pointer"}
:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-toggle])}
"×"]]
[chat-body chat user]
[resize-handle size]])
(defn chat-widget
"A green square in the bottom left corner that opens a chat with the LLM (POST /api/chat), the
way the WebMCP widget's blue square in the other corner opens its connection panel. The LLM can
use the page's tools (tbd.ui.model-context): the panel shows the calls it makes. Chat needs a
login, so someone who isn't logged in is asked to log in."
[]
(let [{:keys [open?] :as chat} @(rf/subscribe [::subs/chat])
user @(rf/subscribe [::subs/user])]
[:div {:style {:position "fixed" :left "20px" :bottom "20px" :z-index 9999
:font-family "Arial, sans-serif" :font-size "14px"}}
(when open? [chat-panel chat user])
[:button {:type "button" :aria-label "Chat" :title "Chat" :aria-expanded (boolean open?)
:style {:display "block" :width "30px" :height "30px" :padding 0 :border 0
:border-radius "4px" :cursor "pointer" :background chat-green
:box-shadow "0 2px 10px rgba(0,0,0,0.2)"}
:on-click #(rf/dispatch [::events/chat-toggle])}]]))
(defn- current-page [page user]
(case page
:tic-tac-toe [tic-tac-toe]
:calculator [calculator]
:todos (if (= :logged-in (:status user)) [todos] [login-prompt user])
:ai-setup [:<> [mcp-setup] [browser-tools]]))
(defn- tabs
"One link per page, the current one marked. The todos are only offered when logged in."
[current user]
[:nav {:aria-label "Pages" :style {:display "flex" :flex-wrap "wrap" :gap "1rem"
:border-bottom "1px solid GrayText" :padding-bottom "0.5rem"}}
(for [{:keys [id title login?]} pages/pages
:when (or (not login?) (= :logged-in (:status user)))]
^{:key id}
[:a (cond-> {:href (pages/page->hash id)}
(= id current) (assoc :aria-current "page" :style {:font-weight "bold"}))
title])])
(defn app []
(let [page @(rf/subscribe [::subs/page])
user @(rf/subscribe [::subs/user])]
[:<>
[:main {:style {:font-family "system-ui, sans-serif" :max-width "40rem" :margin "2rem auto"}}
[:h1 "tbd"]
[tabs page user]
[current-page page user]
[:p {:style {:margin-top "2rem"}}
[:a {:href "/api-docs"} "API docs"] " · " [:a {:href "/swagger.json"} "swagger.json"]
(when-let [link (auth-link user)]
[:<> " · " link])]]
[chat-widget]]))
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(ns tbd.ui.webmcp
"The page's own MCP tools, for an agent running in the browser: the client-side counterpart of
tbd.mcp.tools. They are offered through WebMCP (https://webmcp.dev, the `@jason.today/webmcp`
library): it adds a small widget to the page, the user pastes a token from their MCP client
(Claude) into it, and the client then sees the tools registered here. Where tbd.mcp.tools works
on the server's data, these work the UI: each one does what a user could do on the page (type in
the form, press a button, tick a box) by dispatching the same re-frame events the views do, so
everything shows on screen, and reads what the page shows from the app-db.
Besides the tools, the page registers prompts and resources (`prompts`, `resources`), which is
what an MCP client lists next to the tools (Claude Code shows the prompts as slash commands and
the resources as @-mentions). They are the same instructions the page's own chatbot is given
(tbd.agent.prompt, shared with the server), so Claude or Codex is told to act rather than offer,
to chain calls and to play tic-tac-toe by the turn, and can read what page is open.
The same tools are registered with tbd.ui.model-context (by tbd.ui.core), which is how the page's
own chatbot offers them to its LLM and calls them, the ones of the page being shown (see
`tools`): this ns says what the tools are, and has the WebMCP way of offering them all to an
agent outside the page.
A tool takes its arguments as a map and returns a value or a promise of one: a string, or data
that becomes JSON. Throwing (or rejecting) becomes an error result the agent can read. Input
schemas are JSON Schema, written here: the UI has no Malli to share with the server's."
(:require ["@jason.today/webmcp/src/webmcp.js" :as WebMCP]
[clojure.string :as str]
[re-frame.core :as rf]
[re-frame.db :as rf-db]
[tbd.agent.prompt :as prompt]
[tbd.ui.events :as events]
[tbd.ui.model-context :as model-context]
[tbd.ui.pages :as pages]
[tbd.ui.tictactoe :as tictactoe]))
;; --- Reading and waiting for the app-db ---
(def ^:private timeout-ms
"How long a tool waits for the server to answer before giving up."
10000)
(defn- db [] @rf-db/app-db)
(defn- fail! [message] (throw (js/Error. message)))
(defn- show!
"Opens `page` (see tbd.ui.pages), the way a user would click its tab, so a tool that acts on
the page does it where it can be seen."
[page]
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/navigate page]))
(defn- settled
"A promise of the app-db as soon as `(pred db)` holds (right away if it already does), or a
rejection after `timeout-ms`. Requests made by events finish some time after the event is
dispatched, so a tool that changes something waits for the change to show up in the db."
[pred what]
(js/Promise.
(fn [resolve reject]
(if (pred (db))
(resolve (db))
(let [k (keyword "tbd.ui.webmcp" (str (gensym "await")))
timer (atom nil)
finish! (fn [f v]
(remove-watch rf-db/app-db k)
(js/clearTimeout @timer)
(f v))]
(reset! timer (js/setTimeout #(finish! reject (js/Error. (str "timed out waiting for " what)))
timeout-ms))
(add-watch rf-db/app-db k (fn [_ _ _ new-db]
(when (pred new-db) (finish! resolve new-db)))))))))
(defn- known-user
"A promise of the login state, once the page has found out what it is."
[]
(-> (settled #(not= :unknown (get-in % [:user :status])) "the login state")
(.then #(:user %))))
(defn- logged-in!
"A promise that is fulfilled once the page knows someone is logged in, or rejected if no one is
(`what` is what needs the login: the page hides it then) or the page can't tell."
[what]
(-> (known-user)
(.then (fn [{:keys [status message]}]
(case status
:logged-in nil
:anonymous (fail! (str "not logged in: log in on the page to use " what))
:error (fail! (str "could not tell who is logged in: " message)))))))
(defn- logged-in-todos
"A promise of the todo list as the page shows it, or a rejection if there is no login (the page
hides the todos then) or the list could not be loaded."
[]
(-> (logged-in! "the todos")
(.then #(settled (fn [d] (contains? #{:ok :error} (get-in d [:todos :status]))) "the todos"))
(.then (fn [d]
(let [{:keys [status items error]} (:todos d)]
(if (= :error status) (fail! error) items))))))
(defn- todo-failure
"Why the last change to the todos failed, or nil. A 401 drops the login, so that counts too."
[d]
(or (get-in d [:todos :error])
(when (not= :logged-in (get-in d [:user :status]))
"the login has expired: log in again on the page")))
(defn- change-todos
"Dispatches `event`, then waits for `(done? db)` (or for the change to fail, which throws why),
and returns the db."
[event done? what]
(rf/dispatch-sync event)
(-> (settled #(or (todo-failure %) (done? %)) what)
(.then (fn [d] (if-let [why (todo-failure d)] (fail! why) d)))))
(defn- find-todo [items id]
(first (filter #(= id (:id %)) items)))
(defn- find-todo! [items id]
(or (find-todo items id) (fail! (str "todo not found: " id))))
;; --- Argument checks (the page can't trust that the agent honours the schema) ---
(defn- check-id! [id]
(when-not (and (string? id) (seq id))
(fail! "invalid arguments: id must be a todo's id, the UUID list_todos gives")))
(defn- check-todos!
"Checks the `todos` argument of a todo tool, which takes its work as a list (one call for a
whole batch, not one call per todo): a non-empty list of maps that `check-item!` accepts."
[todos check-item!]
(when-not (and (sequential? todos) (seq todos) (every? map? todos))
(fail! "invalid arguments: todos must be a non-empty list of objects"))
(run! check-item! todos))
(defn- in-order
"A promise of the vector of `(f item)` (a promise) for each of `items`, run one at a time: a
request finishes before the next starts, so a failure is one item's. When one fails after
others were done, the error says how many were."
[f items]
(let [total (count items)]
(reduce (fn [so-far item]
(.then so-far
(fn [results]
(-> (js/Promise.resolve item)
(.then f)
(.then #(conj results %))
(.catch (fn [e]
(fail! (if (seq results)
(str (.-message e) " (the first " (count results) " of "
total " were done)")
(.-message e)))))))))
(js/Promise.resolve [])
items)))
;; --- The tools ---
(defn- ping [_] "pong")
(defn- navigate
"Opens a page, as a click on its tab would."
[{:keys [page]}]
(let [{:keys [id title login?] :as target} (when (string? page)
(first (filter #(= page (name (:id %))) pages/pages)))]
(when-not target
(fail! (str "invalid arguments: page must be one of " (str/join ", " (map (comp name :id) pages/pages)))))
(-> (if login? (logged-in! (str "the " title " page")) (js/Promise.resolve))
(.then (fn [_]
(show! id)
{:page (name id) :title title})))))
(defn- whoami [_]
(-> (known-user)
(.then (fn [{:keys [status login message]}]
(case status
:logged-in (str "logged in as " login)
:anonymous "not logged in"
:error (str "could not tell who is logged in: " message))))))
(defn- get-calculator
[_]
(:calc (db)))
(defn- add
"Types the numbers into the calculator form and presses Add."
[{:keys [x y]}]
(when-not (and (number? x) (js/Number.isFinite x) (number? y) (js/Number.isFinite y))
(fail! "invalid arguments: x and y must be numbers"))
(when (= :loading (get-in (db) [:calc :result :status]))
(fail! "an addition is already in progress"))
(show! :calculator)
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/set-operand :x (str x)])
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/set-operand :y (str y)])
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/add])
(-> (settled #(not= :loading (get-in % [:calc :result :status])) "the sum")
(.then (fn [d]
(let [{:keys [status sum message]} (get-in d [:calc :result])]
(if (= :ok status)
{:x x :y y :sum sum}
(fail! message)))))))
(defn- list-todos [_]
(logged-in-todos))
(defn- get-todo
"Reads todos by id, all of them or none."
[{:keys [todos]}]
(check-todos! todos #(check-id! (:id %)))
(-> (logged-in-todos)
(.then (fn [items] (mapv #(find-todo! items (:id %)) todos)))))
(defn- create-one
"Types the title into the new-todo field and presses Add. A promise of the todo that was created."
[{:keys [title]}]
(show! :todos)
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/set-new-title title])
;; The field is emptied when the todo was added; a failure leaves it as it is.
(-> (change-todos [::events/add-todo] #(= "" (get-in % [:todos :new-title])) "the new todo")
(.then #(last (get-in % [:todos :items])))))
(defn- create-todo
"Adds todos, one after the other: a promise of the todos that were created."
[{:keys [todos]}]
(check-todos! todos (fn [{:keys [title]}]
(when-not (and (string? title) (seq title))
(fail! "invalid arguments: title must be a non-empty string"))))
(-> (logged-in-todos)
(.then (fn [_] (in-order create-one todos)))))
(defn- set-one-done
"Ticks or unticks one todo's checkbox, unless it is already so (no request then). A promise of
the todo as the page shows it."
[{:keys [id done]}]
(let [todo (find-todo! (get-in (db) [:todos :items]) id)]
(if (= done (boolean (:done todo)))
(js/Promise.resolve todo)
(-> (change-todos [::events/set-done id done]
#(= done (boolean (:done (find-todo (get-in % [:todos :items]) id))))
"the todo")
(.then #(find-todo (get-in % [:todos :items]) id))))))
(defn- set-todo-done
"Ticks or unticks the checkboxes of several todos. Every change is checked before the first is
made. A promise of the todos as they are then."
[{:keys [todos]}]
(check-todos! todos (fn [{:keys [id done]}]
(check-id! id)
(when-not (boolean? done)
(fail! "invalid arguments: done must be true or false"))))
(-> (logged-in-todos)
(.then (fn [items]
(run! #(find-todo! items (:id %)) todos)
(show! :todos)
(in-order set-one-done todos)))))
(defn- delete-one
"Presses a todo's Delete button. A promise of its id."
[id]
(-> (change-todos [::events/delete-todo id]
#(nil? (find-todo (get-in % [:todos :items]) id))
"the todo to go")
(.then (fn [_] id))))
(defn- delete-todo
"Presses the Delete button of several todos. Every id is looked up before the first is deleted."
[{:keys [todos]}]
(check-todos! todos #(check-id! (:id %)))
(let [ids (distinct (map :id todos))]
(-> (logged-in-todos)
(.then (fn [items]
(run! #(find-todo! items %) ids)
(show! :todos)
(in-order delete-one ids)))
(.then (fn [deleted] {:deleted deleted})))))
;; Tic-tac-toe is moves taken in turns: X, then O, on the same board. A person plays on the same
;; board, so a move names the side it is for, and is refused when it is not that side's turn: an
;; agent that lost track of whose turn it is cannot play the person's move (or both sides).
;; Every result says whose turn it is.
(defn- tic-tac-toe-state
"The game as the page shows it: the 9 cells (row by row, cell 0 is the top left; null when
empty, else \"x\" or \"o\"), `turn` (whose move it is, while the game is on), and `status`
(in_progress, won or draw; with `winner` and `line` when won)."
[]
(let [{:keys [board turn]} (:ttt (db))
{:keys [player line] :as outcome} (tictactoe/outcome board)]
(cond-> {:board board}
(nil? outcome) (assoc :status "in_progress" :turn turn)
(= :draw outcome) (assoc :status "draw")
player (assoc :status "won" :winner player :line line))))
(defn- get-tic-tac-toe [_]
(tic-tac-toe-state))
(defn- move-tic-tac-toe
"Presses cell `cell` as `player` (\"x\" or \"o\"), only if it is that player's turn."
[{:keys [cell player]}]
(when-not (and (number? cell) (js/Number.isInteger cell) (<= 0 cell 8))
(fail! "invalid arguments: cell must be an integer from 0 to 8"))
(when-not (contains? #{"x" "o"} player)
(fail! "invalid arguments: player must be \"x\" or \"o\""))
(let [{:keys [board turn]} (:ttt (db))]
(when (tictactoe/outcome board)
(fail! "the game is over: start a new game"))
(when (not= player (name turn))
(fail! (str "it is " (name turn) "'s turn, not " player "'s: wait for the other side to move")))
(when (board cell)
(fail! (str "cell " cell " is taken")))
(show! :tic-tac-toe)
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/ttt-move cell])
(tic-tac-toe-state)))
(defn- new-tic-tac-toe-game
"Presses New game."
[_]
(show! :tic-tac-toe)
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/ttt-reset])
(tic-tac-toe-state))
(defn- object-schema [properties required]
{:type "object" :properties properties :required required})
(def ^:private todo-id {:type "string" :description "The todo's id, a UUID as list_todos gives it"})
(defn- todos-schema
"The `todos` argument of the todo tools: a list of objects, one per todo the call is about, so
that a batch is one call."
[description properties required]
(object-schema {:todos {:type "array" :minItems 1 :description description
:items (object-schema properties required)}}
["todos"]))
(def tools
"The tools, as {:name :description :input-schema :handler :pages}. `pages` is where the page's
own chatbot is offered the tool (see tbd.ui.model-context): the tools of a page's content are
only offered on that page, and the rest (no `pages`) on every page. An agent outside the page,
through WebMCP, is offered all of them."
[{:name "ping" :description "Health check: returns pong. Almost never useful: do not call it to look busy"
:input-schema (object-schema {} []) :handler ping}
{:name "whoami"
:description "Says who is logged in on this page, if anyone"
:input-schema (object-schema {} []) :handler whoami}
{:name "navigate"
:description (str "Opens one of the pages of the app, as a click on its tab would, and returns the page "
"that is shown now (JSON). The pages are: "
(str/join ", " (map (fn [{:keys [id title login?]}]
(str (name id) " (" title (when login? ", needs a login") ")"))
pages/pages))
". Each page has tools of its own, which are on offer once you are on it. Go there "
"yourself, without asking, whenever what the user wants is on another page")
:input-schema (object-schema {:page {:type "string" :enum (mapv (comp name :id) pages/pages)
:description "The page to open"}}
["page"])
:handler navigate}
{:name "get_calculator" :pages #{:calculator}
:description (str "What the calculator form on this page holds (JSON): the x and y in its fields, and "
"the result it is showing (status idle, loading, ok with the sum, or error with the message)")
:input-schema (object-schema {} []) :handler get-calculator}
{:name "add" :pages #{:calculator}
:description (str "Adds two numbers: types them into the calculator form, presses Add, and returns the sum "
"the page shows (JSON). Only for arithmetic, not for adding items to a list")
:input-schema (object-schema {:x {:type "number" :description "The first number"}
:y {:type "number" :description "The second number"}}
["x" "y"])
:handler add}
{:name "list_todos" :pages #{:todos}
:description (str "Lists the todos this page shows (JSON: id, title, done, created-at, updated-at), oldest first. "
"Needs a login on the page")
:input-schema (object-schema {} []) :handler list-todos}
{:name "get_todo" :pages #{:todos}
:description (str "Gets todos this page shows, by id (JSON list). Takes a list: to read several, make ONE call "
"with all of them")
:input-schema (todos-schema "The todos to get, one per todo" {:id todo-id} ["id"])
:handler get-todo}
{:name "create_todo" :pages #{:todos}
:description (str "Adds todos: types each title into the new-todo field and presses Add, and returns the todos "
"that were created (JSON list). Takes a list: to add several, make ONE call with all of them, "
"never one call per todo")
:input-schema (todos-schema "The todos to add, one per todo"
{:title {:type "string" :minLength 1 :maxLength 200 :description "What needs doing"}}
["title"])
:handler create-todo}
{:name "set_todo_done" :pages #{:todos}
:description (str "Ticks or unticks the checkboxes of todos, and returns those todos (JSON list). Takes a list: "
"to change several, make ONE call with all of them, never one call per todo")
:input-schema (todos-schema "The changes to make, one per todo"
{:id todo-id
:done {:type "boolean" :description "true to tick it off, false to untick it"}}
["id" "done"])
:handler set-todo-done}
{:name "delete_todo" :pages #{:todos}
:description (str "Deletes todos for good, by pressing their Delete buttons, and returns the ids that were "
"deleted (JSON). Find the ids with list_todos first; never guess one, and never delete a "
"todo the user did not clearly point at. Takes a list: to delete several, make ONE call "
"with all of them")
:input-schema (todos-schema "The todos to delete, one per todo" {:id todo-id} ["id"])
:handler delete-todo}
{:name "get_tic_tac_toe" :pages #{:tic-tac-toe}
:description (str "The tic-tac-toe game on this page (JSON): board (9 cells, row by row, cell 0 the top left "
"and cell 8 the bottom right; null when empty, else \"x\" or \"o\"), turn (whose move it "
"is, \"x\" or \"o\": X goes first, and they alternate) and status (in_progress, won or draw; "
"when won, also winner and line). A person moves on the same board, so check the turn "
"before you move, and only move for your own side")
:input-schema (object-schema {} []) :handler get-tic-tac-toe}
{:name "move_tic_tac_toe" :pages #{:tic-tac-toe}
:description (str "Presses a cell of the tic-tac-toe board as `player`, your side, and returns the game as "
"get_tic_tac_toe does (including whose turn is next). Fails, and changes nothing, if it "
"is not your side's turn (the other side is the person's: wait for them to move), the "
"cell is taken or the game is over. Never move for the other side")
:input-schema (object-schema {:cell {:type "integer" :minimum 0 :maximum 8
:description "0 is the top left, 2 the top right, 8 the bottom right"}
:player {:type "string" :enum ["x" "o"]
:description (str "The side you play. The move is refused if it "
"is the other side's turn")}}
["cell" "player"])
:handler move-tic-tac-toe}
{:name "new_tic_tac_toe_game" :pages #{:tic-tac-toe}
:description "Presses New game: clears the tic-tac-toe board, X to move (JSON, as get_tic_tac_toe)"
:input-schema (object-schema {} []) :handler new-tic-tac-toe-game}])
;; --- Prompts and resources ---
(def prompts
"The prompts an MCP client can start from, as {:name :description :arguments :handler}: `handler`
takes the arguments the client gave (strings, or nothing) and returns the prompt's text.
`arguments` is [{:name :description :required}], as MCP's `prompts/list`."
[{:name "drive_the_app"
:description (str "How to work this app's page: act in the same turn instead of offering, chain the "
"tools, report in a sentence. Optionally hands over what you want done")
:arguments [{:name "task" :required false
:description "What you want done in the app, e.g. \"add a todo to buy milk\""}]
:handler (fn [{:keys [task]}] (prompt/task task))}
{:name "play_tic_tac_toe"
:description "Plays tic-tac-toe with you on the page: moves only on its own side's turn, one move at a time"
:arguments [{:name "side" :required false
:description "The side the agent plays, \"x\" or \"o\" (default o: you play X and start)"}]
:handler (fn [{:keys [side]}] (prompt/tic-tac-toe side))}])
(defn- page-state
"A promise of what the page is showing: the open page, the pages and who is logged in."
[]
(-> (known-user)
(.then (fn [{:keys [status login message]}]
{:page (name (:page (db)))
:pages (mapv (fn [{:keys [id title login?]}]
(cond-> {:id (name id) :title title} login? (assoc :needs-login true)))
pages/pages)
:user (case status
:logged-in {:logged-in true :login login}
:anonymous {:logged-in false}
:error {:error message})}))))
(def resources
"The resources an MCP client can read, as {:name :description :uri :mime-type :provide}:
`provide` returns the text, or a promise of it."
[{:name "app_guide" :uri "webmcp://app/guide" :mime-type "text/markdown"
:description (str "Read this first: what the page's tools are for and how to use them (act, don't "
"offer; chain the calls; report briefly)")
:provide (fn [] prompt/guide)}
{:name "app_state" :uri "webmcp://app/state" :mime-type "application/json"
:description "Which page is open now, the pages of the app, and whether anyone is logged in (JSON)"
:provide (fn [] (-> (page-state) (.then #(js/JSON.stringify (clj->js %) nil 2))))}])
;; --- Registering them with WebMCP ---
(defn- text-result [text error?]
;; Property names are strings: WebMCP's are not in the Closure externs, so an advanced build
;; would rename plain `.-isError` style access.
(let [content #js [#js {"type" "text" "text" text}]]
(if error?
#js {"content" content "isError" true}
#js {"content" content})))
(defn- execute
"A WebMCP `execute` callback for `handler`: runs it on the arguments, and turns what it
returns, or the error it throws, into a tool result."
[handler]
(fn [args]
(-> (model-context/run handler (js->clj args :keywordize-keys true))
(.then (fn [{:keys [text error?]}] (text-result text error?))))))
(defn register-tools!
"Registers `tools` on `mcp`, a WebMCP instance: `registerTool(name, description, inputSchema,
execute)`. Registering a name again replaces the tool, so this is safe to call again (hot
reload). (WebMCP's methods are called by string: they are not in the Closure externs.)"
[mcp]
(doseq [{:keys [name description input-schema handler]} tools]
(js-invoke mcp "registerTool" name description (clj->js input-schema) (execute handler)))
mcp)
(defn- prompt-result
"MCP's `prompts/get` result: the prompt's text as the user's first message."
[description text]
#js {"description" description
"messages" #js [#js {"role" "user" "content" #js {"type" "text" "text" text}}]})
(defn register-prompts!
"Registers `prompts` on `mcp`: `registerPrompt(name, description, arguments, execute)`. Safe to
call again, like `register-tools!`."
[mcp]
(doseq [{:keys [name description arguments handler]} prompts]
(js-invoke mcp "registerPrompt" name description (clj->js arguments)
(fn [args] (prompt-result description (handler (js->clj args :keywordize-keys true))))))
mcp)
(defn register-resources!
"Registers `resources` on `mcp`: `registerResource(name, description, {uri, mimeType}, provide)`,
where `provide(uri)` gives MCP's `resources/read` result. Safe to call again."
[mcp]
(doseq [{:keys [name description uri mime-type provide]} resources]
(js-invoke mcp "registerResource" name description #js {"uri" uri "mimeType" mime-type}
(fn [requested]
(-> (js/Promise.resolve (provide))
(.then (fn [text]
#js {"contents" #js [#js {"uri" requested "mimeType" mime-type "text" text}]}))))))
mcp)
(defonce ^:private widget (atom nil))
(defn register!
"Offers `tools`, `prompts` and `resources` to the agent through WebMCP. The first call creates
the WebMCP widget (the small square in the corner of the page, where the user pastes the token
from their MCP client), later ones only register them again. Returns the WebMCP instance."
[]
(-> (or @widget (reset! widget (WebMCP.)))
register-tools!
register-prompts!
register-resources!))
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// Preloaded by `npm test` (node -r) before any compiled code runs: gives the ClojureScript
// tests a browser-like global scope (window, document, location, ...) backed by jsdom.
//
// It has to happen first: React DOM decides at load time whether the browser supports the
// `input` event; without a `window` then, <input onChange> never fires under test.
const { JSDOM } = require("jsdom");
const { window } = new JSDOM('<!doctype html><html><body><div id="app"></div></body></html>', {
url: "http://localhost:3000/",
});
// Copy the window's globals over, but leave Node's own (fetch, setTimeout, navigator, ...) alone.
for (const key of Object.getOwnPropertyNames(window)) {
if (!(key in globalThis)) {
Object.defineProperty(globalThis, key, {
configurable: true,
get: () => window[key],
set: (value) => Object.defineProperty(globalThis, key, { value, writable: true, configurable: true }),
});
}
}
globalThis.window = window;
// WebMCP, for `require("@jason.today/webmcp/src/webmcp.js")`. Its only export is
// `module.exports = WebMCP`, guarded by `typeof module`, in a file its package.json declares as an
// ES module. The browser build wraps it as CommonJS, so there it exports the class; Node's
// require() loads it as ESM, where `module` doesn't exist, and gets nothing. So run the same
// source with a `module` to export to, and hand that to require.
const Module = require("module");
const fs = require("fs");
const webmcp = require.resolve("@jason.today/webmcp/src/webmcp.js");
const cjs = new Module(webmcp);
cjs.filename = webmcp;
new Function("module", "exports", fs.readFileSync(webmcp, "utf8"))(cjs, cjs.exports);
cjs.loaded = true;
require.cache[webmcp] = cjs;
// A run that doesn't finish must not look like a pass. An async test that throws before it calls
// `done` (or whose promise chain rejects) never ends: the process then hangs, or runs out of things
// to do and exits 0 without a word. Fail instead, and say which test it was.
function fail(message) {
console.error(`\nFAILED: ${message}`);
process.exit(1);
}
process.on("unhandledRejection", (reason) =>
fail(`unhandled promise rejection (an async test without a catch?): ${(reason && reason.stack) || reason}`));
// tbd.ui.test-util keeps `uiTestsCurrent` up to date: the test that is running, and since when.
const STUCK_MS = 30000;
globalThis.uiTestsCurrent = { name: "loading the tests", since: Date.now() };
setInterval(() => {
const { name, since } = globalThis.uiTestsCurrent;
if (Date.now() - since > STUCK_MS) {
fail(`stuck for ${STUCK_MS / 1000}s in ${name} (an async test that never called done?)`);
}
}, 1000).unref();
// ... and sets `uiTestsFinished` once cljs.test has printed its summary.
process.on("exit", (code) => {
if (code === 0 && !globalThis.uiTestsFinished) {
console.error("\nFAILED: the tests ended without reporting a result");
process.exitCode = 1;
}
});
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(ns tbd.ui.core-test
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is async use-fixtures]]
[re-frame.db :as rf-db]
[reagent.dom.client :as rdc]
[tbd.ui.core :as core]
[tbd.ui.model-context :as model-context]
[tbd.ui.test-util :as tu]
[tbd.ui.webmcp :as webmcp]))
;; init runs as in the browser, WebMCP widget included (the library is loaded through
;; test/webmcp-shim.cjs; see shadow-cljs.edn). Each test gets a fresh widget, and it is taken
;; off the page afterwards.
(defn- widget [] @@#'webmcp/widget)
(defn- tools-in-widget
"The names of the tools the WebMCP widget offers its client."
[]
(set (js/Array.from (.keys (.-availableTools ^js (widget))))))
(def ^:private real-log (.-log js/console))
(use-fixtures :each
tu/fake-server-fixture
tu/url-fixture
{:before (fn []
(reset! @#'webmcp/widget nil)
;; The widget logs every tool it registers. (Not console.log as a whole: that is
;; where the test report goes.)
(set! (.-log js/console)
(fn [& args]
(when-not (re-find #"^(Tool registered|Saved items)" (str (first args)))
(.apply real-log js/console (to-array args))))))
:after (fn []
(set! (.-log js/console) real-log)
(when-let [w (widget)]
(some-> (.getElementById js/document (.-elementId ^js w)) .remove))
(reset! @#'webmcp/widget nil)
(.clear js/sessionStorage)
(model-context/clear!)
;; init mounts the page in a root of its own.
(when-let [root @core/root]
(rdc/unmount root)
(reset! core/root nil)))})
(deftest init-test
(tu/log-in!)
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
(fn []
(core/init)
(is (= :unknown (get-in @rf-db/app-db [:user :status])) "it starts out not knowing who is logged in")
(tu/shows "the page is on the screen" "main h1" "tbd"))
(fn []
(is (some? (.getElementById js/document (.-elementId ^js (widget)))) "the WebMCP widget is on the page")
(is (= (set (map :name webmcp/tools)) (tools-in-widget)) "it offers the page's tools to the agent")
(is (= (map :name (remove :pages webmcp/tools)) (map :name (model-context/definitions :ai-setup)))
"and to the chatbot, the ones of the page it is on")
;; A tool, as the agent's client calls it.
(let [ping (.-execute (.get (.-availableTools ^js (widget)) "ping"))]
(-> (ping #js {})
(.then (fn [result] (is (= "pong" (.. result -content (at 0) -text))))))))
(fn []
(tu/eventually (fn [] (some #(= "Todos" (.-textContent %)) (tu/q-all "nav a")))))
(fn []
(is (= :logged-in (get-in @rf-db/app-db [:user :status])))
;; The hot-reload hook redraws and registers the tools again, without starting over.
(.clear (.-availableTools ^js (widget)))
(core/reload)
(is (= (set (map :name webmcp/tools)) (tools-in-widget)))
(tu/shows "still there after a reload" "main h1" "tbd")))
done)))
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(ns tbd.ui.fetch-stream-test
"The ::fetch-stream effect (what the chat's replies come in through), run for real against fakes
of fetch that fail in the ways a network does."
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is testing async use-fixtures]]
[re-frame.core :as rf]
[tbd.ui.events :as events]
[tbd.ui.test-util :as tu]))
(use-fixtures :each tu/fake-server-fixture)
(def ^:private got (atom []))
(rf/reg-event-fx ::got-event (fn [_ [_ event]] (swap! got conj [:event event]) nil))
(rf/reg-event-fx ::got-response (fn [_ [_ response]] (swap! got conj [:response response]) nil))
(defn- bytes-of [text] (.encode (js/TextEncoder.) text))
(defn- reader
"A body reader that gives `reads` one at a time: bytes, or :fail for a read that fails. Then it's done."
[reads]
(let [reads (atom reads)]
#js {:read (fn []
(let [r (first @reads)]
(swap! reads rest)
(cond
(nil? r) (js/Promise.resolve #js {:done true})
(= :fail r) (js/Promise.reject (js/Error. "network error"))
:else (js/Promise.resolve #js {:done false :value r}))))}))
(defn- streaming
"A fetch that answers 200 with a body of `reads` (see `reader`), and notes what it was asked."
[asked & reads]
(fn [uri opts]
(reset! asked [uri (js->clj opts :keywordize-keys true)])
(js/Promise.resolve #js {:ok true :status 200 :body #js {:getReader (fn [] (reader reads))}})))
(defn- stream!
"Runs the effect against `fetch`, and gives a promise of what was dispatched once `n` things were
(and a moment more, for anything that shouldn't come)."
[fetch n]
(reset! got [])
(aset js/globalThis "fetch" fetch)
((tu/real-effect ::events/fetch-stream)
{:uri "/api/chat" :method "POST" :body {:x 1} :on-event [::got-event] :on-response [::got-response]})
(-> (tu/eventually #(>= (count @got) n))
(.then (fn [_] (js/Promise. (fn [resolve] (js/setTimeout #(resolve @got) 30)))))))
(defn- sse [& events]
(bytes-of (apply str (map #(str "data: " (js/JSON.stringify (clj->js %)) "\n\n") events))))
(deftest request-test
(async done
(let [asked (atom nil)]
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (streaming asked (sse {:type "RUN_FINISHED"})) 1)
(fn [_]
(is (= ["/api/chat" {:method "POST"
:headers {:Content-Type "application/edn"}
:body "{:x 1}"}]
@asked))))
done))))
(deftest events-test
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (streaming (atom nil)
(sse {:type "REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "hm"} {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hel"})
(sse {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "lo"} {:type "RUN_FINISHED"}))
4)
(fn [got]
(is (= [[:event {:type "REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "hm"}]
[:event {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hel"}]
[:event {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "lo"}]
[:event {:type "RUN_FINISHED"}]]
got)
"each event as it arrives, and nothing more when it ended properly")))
done)))
(deftest split-anywhere-test
;; The network cuts the stream wherever it likes: in a line, and in a multi-byte character too.
(async done
(let [bytes (sse {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "héllo 👋 世界"} {:type "RUN_FINISHED"})
expected [[:event {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "héllo 👋 世界"}] [:event {:type "RUN_FINISHED"}]]]
(tu/finish
(apply tu/steps
(for [cut (range 1 (.-length bytes))]
(fn [_]
(-> (stream! (streaming (atom nil) (.subarray bytes 0 cut) (.subarray bytes cut)) 2)
(.then (fn [got] (is (= expected got) (str "cut at byte " cut))))))))
done))))
(deftest lost-connection-test
(testing "a stream that ends without saying it is over"
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (streaming (atom nil) (sse {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hi"})) 2)
(fn [got]
(is (= [[:event {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hi"}]
[:event {:type "RUN_ERROR" :message "the connection was lost"}]]
got))))
done)))
(testing "a read that fails in the middle of the stream"
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (streaming (atom nil) (sse {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hi"}) :fail
(sse {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "never"}))
2)
(fn [got]
(is (= [[:event {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hi"}]
[:event {:type "RUN_ERROR" :message "the connection was lost"}]]
got))))
done)))
(testing "a stream that ended with an error of its own says so once"
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (streaming (atom nil)
(sse {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hi"}
{:type "RUN_ERROR" :message "the LLM server took too long to answer"}))
2)
(fn [got]
(is (= [[:event {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta "Hi"}]
[:event {:type "RUN_ERROR" :message "the LLM server took too long to answer"}]]
got))))
done))))
(deftest failed-request-test
(testing "a status that isn't 2xx: no stream, the response is given as ::fetch gives it"
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (fn [_ _] (js/Promise.resolve #js {:ok false :status 502
:text (fn [] (js/Promise.resolve "{:error \"down\"}"))}))
1)
(fn [got]
(is (= [[:response {:ok? false :status 502 :body "{:error \"down\"}"}]] got))))
done)))
(testing "a request that fails outright"
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(stream! (fn [_ _] (js/Promise.reject (js/Error. "Failed to fetch"))) 1)
(fn [got]
(is (= [[:response {:ok? false :status nil :body "Failed to fetch"}]] got))))
done))))
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(ns tbd.ui.model-context-test
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is testing async use-fixtures]]
[tbd.ui.model-context :as model-context]
[tbd.ui.test-util :as tu]))
(use-fixtures :each
{:before model-context/clear!
:after model-context/clear!})
(def ^:private schema {:type "object" :properties {} :required []})
(defn- tool [tool-name handler & {:as more}]
(merge {:name tool-name :description (str tool-name " tool") :input-schema schema :handler handler} more))
(deftest definitions-test
(testing "nothing registered, nothing offered"
(is (= [] (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe))))
(testing "what the LLM is told is MCP's tools/list, in the order of registration, without the handlers"
(model-context/register! [(tool "b" identity) (tool "a" identity)])
(is (= [{:name "b" :description "b tool" :inputSchema schema}
{:name "a" :description "a tool" :inputSchema schema}]
(model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe))))
(testing "a tool without a description has none"
(model-context/clear!)
(model-context/register! [(tool "a" identity :description nil)])
(is (= [{:name "a" :inputSchema schema}] (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe)))))
(deftest register-test
(testing "registering a name again replaces the tool, so it is safe on hot reload"
(model-context/register! [(tool "a" identity) (tool "b" identity)])
(model-context/register! [(tool "a" identity :description "new") (tool "b" identity)])
(is (= [["a" "new"] ["b" "b tool"]] (map (juxt :name :description) (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe)))))
(testing "tools of other names stay"
(model-context/register! [(tool "c" identity)])
(is (= ["a" "b" "c"] (map :name (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe)))))
(testing "clear! takes them all"
(model-context/clear!)
(is (= [] (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe)))))
(deftest pages-test
(model-context/register! [(tool "everywhere" identity)
(tool "tic-tac-toe-only" identity :pages #{:tic-tac-toe})
(tool "todos-only" identity :pages #{:todos})
(tool "both" identity :pages #{:tic-tac-toe :todos})])
(testing "a tool without pages is offered on every page, the others only on theirs"
(is (= ["everywhere" "tic-tac-toe-only" "both"] (map :name (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe))))
(is (= ["everywhere" "todos-only" "both"] (map :name (model-context/definitions :todos))))
(is (= ["everywhere"] (map :name (model-context/definitions :ai-setup)))))
(testing "the pages are not part of what the LLM is told"
(is (= #{:name :description :inputSchema} (set (mapcat keys (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe))))))
(testing "a page that is not known, or none, is offered the tools of no page"
(is (= ["everywhere"] (map :name (model-context/definitions nil)))))
(testing "registering a tool again replaces its pages too"
(model-context/register! [(tool "tic-tac-toe-only" identity :pages #{:todos})])
(is (= ["everywhere" "both"] (map :name (model-context/definitions :tic-tac-toe))))))
(defn- called
"A promise of the result of calling `tool-name` on the JSON text `arguments`."
[tool-name arguments]
(model-context/call! :tic-tac-toe tool-name arguments))
(deftest call-test
(let [seen (atom nil)]
(model-context/register!
[(tool "echo" (fn [args] (reset! seen args) (str "got " (pr-str args))))
(tool "data" (fn [_] {:a 1 :b [true nil]}))
(tool "nothing" (fn [_] nil))
(tool "later" (fn [_] (js/Promise.resolve "eventually")))
(tool "throws" (fn [_] (throw (js/Error. "boom"))))
(tool "rejects" (fn [_] (js/Promise.reject (js/Error. "no luck"))))
(tool "rejects-plainly" (fn [_] (js/Promise.reject "just a string")))])
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(called "echo" "{\"x\":1,\"name\":\"a b\",\"nested\":{\"y\":[1,2]}}")
(fn [r]
(testing "the arguments the LLM wrote reach the tool as a map with keyword keys"
(is (= {:x 1 :name "a b" :nested {:y [1 2]}} @seen))
(is (= {:text "got {:x 1, :name \"a b\", :nested {:y [1 2]}}" :error? false} r))))
#(called "echo" "")
(fn [r]
(testing "no arguments at all is an empty map: that is how a model calls a tool that takes none"
(is (= {} @seen))
(is (false? (:error? r)))))
#(called "echo" " ")
(fn [_] (is (= {} @seen) "blank too"))
#(called "echo" "{}")
(fn [_] (is (= {} @seen)))
#(called "data" "{}")
(fn [r]
(testing "data becomes JSON"
(is (= {:text "{\"a\":1,\"b\":[true,null]}" :error? false} r))))
#(called "nothing" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "ok" :error? false} r) "a tool with nothing to say says ok"))
#(called "later" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "eventually" :error? false} r) "a promise is waited for"))
#(called "throws" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "boom" :error? true} r) "a tool that fails is an error result, not a failure"))
#(called "rejects" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "no luck" :error? true} r)))
#(called "rejects-plainly" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "just a string" :error? true} r))))
done))))
(deftest call-pages-test
(let [ran (atom [])]
(model-context/register! [(tool "tic-tac-toe-only" (fn [_] (swap! ran conj :tic-tac-toe-only) "played") :pages #{:tic-tac-toe})
(tool "everywhere" (fn [_] (swap! ran conj :everywhere) "ran"))])
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(model-context/call! :tic-tac-toe "tic-tac-toe-only" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "played" :error? false} r) "on its page, a tool is called"))
#(model-context/call! :todos "everywhere" "{}")
(fn [r] (is (= {:text "ran" :error? false} r) "a tool of no page is called on any"))
#(model-context/call! :todos "tic-tac-toe-only" "{}")
(fn [r]
(testing "a tool of another page is refused, and the LLM is told where it is offered"
(is (= {:text "tool not available on this page: tic-tac-toe-only (it is offered on the tic-tac-toe page)"
:error? true}
r))))
(fn [_] (is (= [:tic-tac-toe-only :everywhere] @ran) "and never run")))
done))))
(deftest call-failures-test
(let [ran? (atom false)]
(model-context/register! [(tool "t" (fn [_] (reset! ran? true) "ran"))])
(async done
(tu/finish
(tu/steps
#(called "nope" "{}")
(fn [r]
(testing "a tool that isn't there: the LLM may have made it up, and reads what it got wrong"
(is (= {:text "unknown tool: nope" :error? true} r))))
#(called "t" "{not json")
(fn [r]
(testing "arguments that are no JSON"
(is (= {:text "invalid arguments: they must be a JSON object" :error? true} r))))
#(called "t" "[1,2]")
(fn [r] (is (:error? r) "an array isn't arguments"))
#(called "t" "\"text\"")
(fn [r] (is (:error? r) "nor is a string"))
#(called "t" "null")
(fn [r] (is (:error? r) "nor is null"))
(fn [_] (is (false? @ran?) "the tool was never called with any of them")))
done))))
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(ns tbd.ui.pages-test
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.ui.pages :as pages]))
(deftest page->hash-test
(is (= "#/tic-tac-toe" (pages/page->hash :tic-tac-toe)))
(is (= "#/ai-setup" (pages/page->hash :ai-setup))))
(deftest hash->page-test
(testing "every page has an address that opens it"
(doseq [{:keys [id]} pages/pages]
(is (= id (pages/hash->page (pages/page->hash id))))))
(testing "with or without the #"
(is (= :todos (pages/hash->page "#/todos")))
(is (= :todos (pages/hash->page "/todos")))
(is (= :todos (pages/hash->page "todos"))))
(testing "what follows the page's name is ignored"
(is (= :todos (pages/hash->page "#/todos/1?a=b"))))
(testing "no page, or an unknown one, is the first page"
(is (= :tic-tac-toe pages/default-page))
(doseq [hash [nil "" "#" "#/" "#/nowhere" "#/Todos"]]
(is (= :tic-tac-toe (pages/hash->page hash)) (pr-str hash)))))
(deftest pages-test
(is (= [:tic-tac-toe :calculator :todos :ai-setup] (mapv :id pages/pages)) "the order of the tabs")
(is (= [:todos] (mapv :id (filter :login? pages/pages)))))
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(ns tbd.ui.sse-test
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[tbd.ui.sse :as sse]))
(deftest parse-test
(testing "complete events come out as maps, in order"
(is (= [[{:content "Hel"} {:content "lo"} {:done true}] ""]
(sse/parse "data: {\"content\":\"Hel\"}\n\ndata: {\"content\":\"lo\"}\n\ndata: {\"done\":true}\n\n"))))
(testing "an event that hasn't fully arrived is given back, to be put in front of the next piece"
(is (= [[{:content "a"}] "data: {\"content\":\"b"]
(sse/parse "data: {\"content\":\"a\"}\n\ndata: {\"content\":\"b")))
(is (= [[] "data: {\"content\":\"a\"}\n"]
(sse/parse "data: {\"content\":\"a\"}\n")) "the blank line that ends it hasn't come")
(is (= [[] ""] (sse/parse ""))))
(testing "pieces cut anywhere give the same events"
(let [text "data: {\"thinking\":\"hm\"}\n\ndata: {\"content\":\"h\\u00e9llo\\n\"}\n\ndata: {\"done\":true}\n\n"
expected [{:thinking "hm"} {:content "héllo\n"} {:done true}]]
(doseq [cut (range (inc (count text)))]
(let [[first-events pending] (sse/parse (subs text 0 cut))
[more-events pending] (sse/parse (str pending (subs text cut)))]
(is (= expected (into first-events more-events)) (str "cut at " cut))
(is (= "" pending))))))
(testing "a space after `data:` is optional, and a line break can be CRLF"
(is (= [[{:content "a"} {:content "b"}] ""]
(sse/parse "data:{\"content\":\"a\"}\r\n\r\ndata: {\"content\":\"b\"}\r\n\r\n"))))
(testing "events that carry no data, or no JSON, are skipped"
(is (= [[{:content "a"}] ""]
(sse/parse ": keep-alive\n\nevent: ping\n\ndata: not json\n\ndata: {\"content\":\"a\"}\n\n"))))
(testing "data over several lines is one JSON text"
(is (= [[{:content "a"}] ""]
(sse/parse "data: {\"content\":\ndata: \"a\"}\n\n")))))
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(ns tbd.ui.subs-test
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is testing use-fixtures]]
[re-frame.core :as rf]
[re-frame.db :as rf-db]
[re-frame.subs :as rf-subs]
[tbd.ui.db :as db]
[tbd.ui.subs :as subs]
[tbd.ui.tictactoe :as ttt]))
(use-fixtures :each
{:before #(do (rf/clear-subscription-cache!)
(reset! rf-db/app-db db/default-db))})
(defn- sub
"The value of a subscription. (Read outside of a component, which re-frame warns about.)"
[query]
(with-redefs [rf-subs/warn-when-not-reactive (fn [])]
@(rf/subscribe query)))
(defn- db! [f & args]
(apply swap! rf-db/app-db f args))
(deftest plain-subs-test
(testing "a new page"
(is (= "" (sub [::subs/operand :x])))
(is (= :tic-tac-toe (sub [::subs/page])))
(is (= {:status :idle} (sub [::subs/result])))
(is (= {:status :unknown} (sub [::subs/user])))
(is (= (:todos db/default-db) (sub [::subs/todos])))
(is (false? (sub [::subs/mcp-copied?]))))
(testing "they follow the db"
(db! assoc :page :todos)
(db! assoc-in [:calc :x] "4")
(db! assoc-in [:calc :result] {:status :ok :x "4" :y "1" :sum 5})
(db! assoc :user {:status :logged-in :login "alice"})
(db! assoc-in [:todos :items] [{:id "a1" :title "a"}])
(db! assoc-in [:mcp :copied?] true)
(is (= :todos (sub [::subs/page])))
(is (= "4" (sub [::subs/operand :x])))
(is (= 5 (:sum (sub [::subs/result]))))
(is (= "alice" (:login (sub [::subs/user]))))
(is (= [{:id "a1" :title "a"}] (:items (sub [::subs/todos]))))
(is (true? (sub [::subs/mcp-copied?])))))
(deftest ttt-game-test
(let [set-board! (fn [cells turn] (db! assoc :ttt {:board (mapv {\x :x \o :o} cells) :turn turn}))]
(testing "a new game: X to move, nobody has won"
(is (= {:board ttt/new-board :turn :x :outcome nil} (sub [::subs/ttt-game]))))
(testing "in progress"
(set-board! "x...o...." :x)
(is (= {:board [:x nil nil nil :o nil nil nil nil] :turn :x :outcome nil}
(sub [::subs/ttt-game]))))
(testing "a win, with the line"
(set-board! "xxxoo...." :o)
(is (= {:player :x :line [0 1 2]} (:outcome (sub [::subs/ttt-game])))))
(testing "a draw"
(set-board! "xoxxoooxx" :o)
(is (= :draw (:outcome (sub [::subs/ttt-game])))))))
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(ns tbd.ui.test-util
"Shared fakes for the UI tests: the server the page talks to (a stand-in for `fetch`), a way
to stub re-frame effects, and helpers to drive the page in jsdom (see dom-setup.cjs)."
(:require [cljs.reader :as reader]
[cljs.test :as t :refer [is]]
[re-frame.registrar :as registrar]
[reagent.dom.client :as rdc]))
;; --- Telling dom-setup.cjs how the run is going (it fails a run that gets stuck or ends early) ---
(let [begin (get-method t/report [::t/default :begin-test-var])]
(defmethod t/report [::t/default :begin-test-var] [m]
(when begin (begin m))
(set! (.-uiTestsCurrent js/globalThis)
#js {:name (str (:name (meta (:var m)))) :since (js/Date.now)})))
(let [summary (get-method t/report [::t/default :summary])]
(defmethod t/report [::t/default :summary] [m]
(summary m)
(set! (.-uiTestsFinished js/globalThis) true)))
;; --- A fake server ---
(def server
"What the fake server holds: {:user nil-or-{:login ..}, :todos [..], :next-id n, :add-error msg,
:chat-error msg, :chats [the conversations it was sent], :chat-requests [the whole requests],
:chat-scripts [..], :chat-script [..], :resume fn}. Its LLM says \"echo: \" and the last message,
streaming it in pieces. `:chat-script`, if set, is what it streams instead: events (maps, as the
real server sends them) and :pause, where the stream stops until the test calls the `:resume` fn
the server then holds. `:chat-scripts` are scripts for the next requests, one each, first
come first served (a conversation that goes back and forth, as when the LLM uses tools)."
(atom nil))
(defn todo-uuid
"The id the fake server gives its `n`th todo: a UUID, as the real server's are, but one a test
can write down."
[n]
(str "00000000-0000-4000-8000-" (.padStart (str n) 12 "0")))
(defn- respond [status body]
{:status status :body (pr-str body)})
(defn- respond-stream
"A 200 whose body is the server-sent events of `script` (events and :pause)."
[script]
{:status 200 :script script})
(defn- next-chat-script!
"The next of the server's `:chat-scripts`, which it is then rid of, or nil."
[]
(when-let [script (first (:chat-scripts @server))]
(swap! server update :chat-scripts subvec 1)
script))
(defn- route [method uri body]
(let [{:keys [user todos]} @server
todo-id (some->> (re-find #"^/api/todos/([0-9a-f-]{36})$" uri) second)]
(cond
(= "/auth/me" uri) (if user (respond 200 user) (respond 401 {:error "not logged in"}))
(and (= "POST" method) (= "/auth/logout" uri)) (do (swap! server assoc :user nil)
(respond 200 {:logged-out true}))
(and (= "GET" method) (re-find #"^/api/add\?" uri))
(let [[_ x y] (re-find #"x=([^&]*)&y=([^&]*)" uri)]
(if-let [error (:add-error @server)]
(respond 400 {:error error :details {:x ["is wrong"]}})
(respond 200 {:result (+ (js/parseFloat x) (js/parseFloat y))})))
(not user) (respond 401 {:error "not logged in"})
(and (= "POST" method) (= "/api/chat" uri))
(if-let [error (:chat-error @server)]
(respond 502 {:error error})
(do (swap! server update :chats (fnil conj []) (:messages body))
(swap! server update :chat-requests (fnil conj []) body)
(respond-stream (or (next-chat-script!)
(:chat-script @server)
[{:thinking "Reading the message."}
{:content "echo: "}
{:content (:content (last (:messages body)))}
{:done true}]))))
(and (= "GET" method) (= "/api/todos" uri)) (respond 200 {:todos todos})
(and (= "POST" method) (= "/api/todos" uri))
(if (seq (.trim (:title body)))
(let [todo {:id (todo-uuid (:next-id @server)) :owner-id 7 :title (:title body) :done false
:created-at 1 :updated-at 1}]
(swap! server #(-> % (update :todos conj todo) (update :next-id inc)))
(respond 201 todo))
(respond 400 {:error "Invalid body" :details {:title ["must not be blank"]}}))
(and (= "PATCH" method) todo-id)
(if-let [todo (first (filter #(= todo-id (:id %)) todos))]
(let [changed (merge todo body)]
(swap! server update :todos (fn [ts] (mapv #(if (= todo-id (:id %)) changed %) ts)))
(respond 200 changed))
(respond 404 {:error "todo not found"}))
(and (= "DELETE" method) todo-id)
(do (swap! server update :todos (fn [ts] (filterv #(not= todo-id (:id %)) ts)))
(respond 200 {:deleted true}))
:else (respond 404 {:error "not found"}))))
(def ^:private piece-size
"How many bytes of a stream the fake server delivers at a time: few, so events are cut anywhere,
even in the middle of a character, as the network may."
7)
(defn- text? [x] (and (string? x) (seq x)))
(defn- tool-call-events [{:keys [id name arguments]}]
[{:type "TOOL_CALL_START" :toolCallId id :toolCallName name}
{:type "TOOL_CALL_ARGS" :toolCallId id :delta arguments}
{:type "TOOL_CALL_END" :toolCallId id}])
(defn- old->agui
"A script step, in the old shape tests write ({:thinking}/{:content}/{:tool-calls}/{:done}/
{:error}) as the AG-UI events (see tbd.chat.routes) it now corresponds to."
[{:keys [thinking content tool-calls done error]}]
(cond-> []
(text? thinking) (conj {:type "REASONING_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta thinking})
(text? content) (conj {:type "TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT" :delta content})
tool-calls (into (mapcat tool-call-events) tool-calls)
done (conj {:type "RUN_FINISHED"})
error (conj {:type "RUN_ERROR" :message error})))
(defn- script-items
"The script's events (in the old shape a test writes; see old->agui) as the pieces of bytes that
arrive, and :pause where the stream waits."
[script]
(mapcat (fn [step]
(if (= :pause step)
[:pause]
(mapcat (fn [event]
(let [bytes (.encode (js/TextEncoder.)
(str "data: " (js/JSON.stringify (clj->js event)) "\n\n"))]
(for [i (range 0 (.-length bytes) piece-size)]
(.subarray bytes i (min (.-length bytes) (+ i piece-size))))))
(old->agui step))))
script))
(defn- stream-reader
"What `response.body.getReader()` gives for a stream of `script`: `read` resolves with a piece
of bytes at a time, then with done. At a :pause it waits for the fn the server holds as :resume."
[script]
(let [items (atom (script-items script))]
(letfn [(read []
(let [item (first @items)]
(swap! items rest)
(cond
(nil? item) (js/Promise.resolve #js {:done true})
(= :pause item) (js/Promise. (fn [resolve]
(swap! server assoc :resume #(resolve (read)))))
:else (js/Promise.resolve #js {:done false :value item}))))]
#js {:read read})))
(defn fake-fetch [uri opts]
(let [opts (js->clj opts :keywordize-keys true)
{:keys [status body script]} (route (:method opts) uri (some-> (:body opts) reader/read-string))]
(js/Promise.resolve
#js {:ok (< status 300) :status status
:text (fn [] (js/Promise.resolve body))
:body #js {:getReader (fn [] (stream-reader script))}})))
(def ^:private real-fetch (.-fetch js/globalThis))
(def fake-server-fixture
"Each test starts with an empty server, nobody logged in, and `fetch` talking to it."
{:before (fn []
(reset! server {:user nil :todos [] :next-id 1})
(aset js/globalThis "fetch" fake-fetch))
:after (fn []
(aset js/globalThis "fetch" real-fetch))})
(def url-fixture
"Each test starts on the page's own address, with no fragment (the page shown is the first)."
(let [reset-hash! #(set! js/location.hash "")]
{:before reset-hash!
:after reset-hash!}))
(defn log-in! [] (swap! server assoc :user {:login "alice" :id 7}))
;; --- Stubbing re-frame effects ---
(defn- set-effect!
"Installs `handler` for effect `id`. (Not reg-fx: that warns about every overwrite.)"
[id handler]
(swap! registrar/kind->id->handler assoc-in [:fx id] handler))
(def ^:private real-effects
"The effect handlers as the app registered them, before any test stubbed one."
(atom {}))
(defn real-effect
"The app's own handler for effect `id`, even while a test has it stubbed."
[id]
(or (get @real-effects id)
(let [handler (registrar/get-handler :fx id)]
(swap! real-effects assoc id handler)
handler)))
(defn stub-effects-fixture
"A fixture that replaces re-frame effects for the length of a test. `stubs` is a map of effect
id to a function of the effect's value, which is called instead of the real handler."
[stubs]
{:before (fn []
(doseq [[id handler] stubs]
(real-effect id)
(set-effect! id handler)))
:after (fn []
(doseq [id (keys stubs)]
(set-effect! id (real-effect id))))})
;; --- Driving the page ---
(defn- poll
"A promise of {:ok? bool :value v}: `(f)` as soon as it is truthy, or its last value after about
a second. The page updates asynchronously (re-frame queues events, React renders in the
background), so tests wait for what they expect to show up rather than for a fixed time."
[f]
(js/Promise.
(fn [resolve]
(let [start (js/Date.now)
check (fn check []
(let [v (f)]
(cond
v (resolve {:ok? true :value v})
(> (- (js/Date.now) start) 1000) (resolve {:ok? false :value v})
:else (js/setTimeout check 2))))]
(check)))))
(defn eventually
"A promise of `(f)`, once it is truthy. If it isn't within about a second the test fails (with
the place that waited), so a wait that can't succeed doesn't pass unnoticed."
[f]
(let [waited-at (js/Error. "timed out waiting for the page")]
(-> (poll f)
(.then (fn [{:keys [ok? value]}]
(when-not ok?
(t/do-report {:type :fail :message "timed out waiting for the page"
:expected "the condition to become true"
:actual (str "still " (pr-str value) "\n" (.-stack waited-at))}))
value)))))
(defn q
"The first element of the page matching CSS `selector`, or nil."
[selector]
(.querySelector js/document selector))
(defn q-all [selector]
(vec (.querySelectorAll js/document selector)))
(defn text
"The text of the first element matching `selector`, or nil when there is none."
[selector]
(some-> (q selector) .-textContent))
(defn shows
"A promise that checks that the text of `selector` becomes `expected` (`what` says what it is)."
[what selector expected]
(-> (poll #(= expected (text selector)))
(.then (fn [_] (is (= expected (text selector)) what)))))
(defn by-label
"The element whose aria-label is `label`."
[label]
(q (str "[aria-label=\"" label "\"]")))
(defn click! [el]
(.click ^js el))
(defn type!
"Types `value` into an input: sets it the way the browser does and fires `input`, which is
what React's onChange listens to."
[el value]
;; window.Event, not the global one: under Node that is Node's own, which jsdom rejects.
(let [setter (.-set (js/Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor js/HTMLInputElement.prototype "value"))]
(.call setter el value)
(.dispatchEvent el (js/window.Event. "input" #js {:bubbles true}))))
(defn submit!
"Submits the form `el` (an event, not requestSubmit, so it doesn't matter what the browser
would validate)."
[el]
(.dispatchEvent el (js/window.Event. "submit" #js {:bubbles true :cancelable true})))
(defonce ^:private root (atom nil))
(defn mount!
"Renders `component` (hiccup) into a fresh #app, as core/init does, and returns a promise."
[component]
(let [container (.getElementById js/document "app")]
(reset! root (rdc/create-root container))
(rdc/render @root component)
(js/Promise.resolve)))
(defn unmount!
"Removes what `mount!` rendered."
[]
(when-let [r @root]
(rdc/unmount r)
(reset! root nil)))
(defn steps
"Runs `fs` one after the other, as a promise: each is called with the result of the previous
one, which may be a promise, and the promise resolves to the result of the last."
[& fs]
(reduce (fn [p f] (.then p f)) (js/Promise.resolve) fs))
(defn finish
"Ends an `async` test when the promise `p` settles; a rejection fails the test."
[p done]
(-> p
(.then (fn [_] (done)))
(.catch (fn [e]
(t/do-report {:type :error :message "Uncaught exception, not in assertion."
:expected nil :actual e})
(done)))))
(def page-fixture
"Leaves the page empty after each test."
{:after unmount!})
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(ns tbd.ui.tictactoe-test
(:require [cljs.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
[re-frame.core :as rf]
[re-frame.db :as rf-db]
[tbd.ui.events :as events]
[tbd.ui.tictactoe :as ttt]))
(defn- board
"A board from a string of 9 characters: x, o or anything else for an empty cell."
[s]
(mapv {\x :x \o :o} s))
(deftest winner-test
(testing "every row, column and diagonal"
(doseq [line [[0 1 2] [3 4 5] [6 7 8] [0 3 6] [1 4 7] [2 5 8] [0 4 8] [2 4 6]]
player [:x :o]]
(let [b (reduce #(assoc %1 %2 player) ttt/new-board line)]
(is (= {:player player :line line} (ttt/winner b))))))
(testing "no winner"
(is (nil? (ttt/winner ttt/new-board)))
(is (nil? (ttt/winner (board "xo.ox.xo."))))
(is (nil? (ttt/winner (board "xxo.oxxox"))))))
(deftest draw-test
(is (ttt/draw? (board "xoxxoooxx")))
(is (not (ttt/draw? (board "xxxooxoxo"))) "a full board with a winner is not a draw")
(is (not (ttt/draw? (board "xoxxooox.")))))
(deftest outcome-test
(is (nil? (ttt/outcome ttt/new-board)))
(is (= :draw (ttt/outcome (board "xoxxoooxx"))))
(is (= {:player :o :line [0 4 8]} (ttt/outcome (board "oxxxoxxxo")))))
(deftest move-test
(is (= :x (get (ttt/move ttt/new-board :x 4) 4)))
(is (nil? (ttt/move (board "x........") :o 0)) "taken cell")
(is (nil? (ttt/move ttt/new-board :x 9)) "off the board")
(is (nil? (ttt/move ttt/new-board :x -1)) "off the board")
(is (nil? (ttt/move (board "xxxoo....") :o 8)) "game already won"))
(defn- move! [& cells]
(doseq [i cells] (rf/dispatch-sync [::events/ttt-move i])))
(deftest game-flow-test
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/initialize])
(let [game #(let [{:keys [board turn]} (:ttt @rf-db/app-db)]
{:board board :turn turn :outcome (ttt/outcome board)})]
(testing "a new game"
(is (= :x (:turn (game))))
(is (nil? (:outcome (game)))))
(testing "players alternate"
(move! 0)
(is (= :o (:turn (game))))
(move! 3)
(is (= [:x nil nil :o] (subvec (:board (game)) 0 4))))
(testing "a taken cell is ignored and doesn't pass the turn"
(move! 0)
(is (= :x (:turn (game))))
(is (= :o (get (:board (game)) 3))))
(testing "X wins on the top row; the game then ignores moves"
(move! 1 4 2)
(is (= {:player :x :line [0 1 2]} (:outcome (game))))
(let [before (:board (game))]
(move! 8)
(is (= before (:board (game))))))
(testing "new game"
(rf/dispatch-sync [::events/ttt-reset])
(is (= ttt/new-board (:board (game))))
(is (= :x (:turn (game)))))
(testing "a draw"
(move! 0 1 2 4 3 5 7 6 8)
(is (= :draw (:outcome (game)))))))
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