feat(cli): replay durable Relayhistory sessions - #1557
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The replay command can ignore explicit environment overrides when stored credentials exist, and it writes unencoded session and actor fields to terminal output, creating bounded correctness and terminal-integrity risks. These issues should be fixed before merging; the changelog heading is a minor cleanup. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RelayCLI
participant StoredCredentials
participant SessionClient
participant Relayhistory
RelayCLI->>StoredCredentials: read configured authentication
StoredCredentials-->>RelayCLI: return valid credentials
RelayCLI->>SessionClient: replaySession(sessionId)
SessionClient->>Relayhistory: retrieve completed session
Relayhistory-->>SessionClient: return session and turns
SessionClient-->>RelayCLI: return context prompt
RelayCLI->>RelayCLI: log attributed context
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 8: Update the root changelog heading from “Unreleased - Minor” to the
canonical “Unreleased” form, preserving the existing pending entries and leaving
release-level handling to the release process.
In `@packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts`:
- Around line 63-64: Update the createClient callback to let nonblank
RELAYHISTORY_URL, RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN, RELAYHISTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN, and
RELAY_AGENT_TOKEN environment values override corresponding stored credentials,
passing stored values only when no explicit environment configuration exists.
Add coverage for stored production credentials with an explicit localhost
override.
- Line 93: Sanitize or encode sessionId, owner fields, and active-actor fields
within buildContextPrompt before the resulting prompt reaches deps.log, removing
terminal-control characters while preserving valid content; add a regression
test covering an ANSI escape sequence in an actor field.
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| createClient: (storedAuth) => | ||
| new SessionClient({ baseUrl: storedAuth?.baseUrl, token: storedAuth?.token }), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve explicit SessionClient environment configuration.
When auth.json contains valid values, Line 64 passes them as explicit options. SessionClient gives these options priority over RELAYHISTORY_URL, RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN, RELAYHISTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN, and RELAY_AGENT_TOKEN.
As a result, a developer cannot override stored production credentials with an explicit localhost environment configuration. Only pass each stored value when its corresponding nonblank environment configuration is absent. Add a test for stored production credentials plus an explicit localhost override.
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In `@packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts` around lines 63 - 64, Update the
createClient callback to let nonblank RELAYHISTORY_URL, RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN,
RELAYHISTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN, and RELAY_AGENT_TOKEN environment values override
corresponding stored credentials, passing stored values only when no explicit
environment configuration exists. Add coverage for stored production credentials
with an explicit localhost override.
| .argument('<id>', 'Relay-emitted session UUID', parseSessionRef) | ||
| .action(async (sessionId: string) => { | ||
| const replay = await deps.createClient(deps.readStoredAuth()).replaySession(sessionId); | ||
| deps.log(replay.contextPrompt); |
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Encode Relayhistory header fields before terminal output.
buildContextPrompt inserts sessionId, owner fields, and active-actor fields outside the JSON journal. Relayhistory parsing rejects CR/LF but permits escape and other terminal-control characters in these values. Line 93 writes the resulting prompt directly to the terminal.
Encode these header values in buildContextPrompt, or remove terminal-control characters before logging. Add a regression test with an ANSI escape sequence in an actor field.
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In `@packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts` at line 93, Sanitize or encode
sessionId, owner fields, and active-actor fields within buildContextPrompt
before the resulting prompt reaches deps.log, removing terminal-control
characters while preserving valid content; add a regression test covering an
ANSI escape sequence in an actor field.
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<file name="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts:48">
P2: When Relayhistory runs on IPv6 localhost, `trustedStoredBaseUrl` rejects the stored `http://[::1]` endpoint because Node reports the hostname as `[::1]`. Accept `[::1]` so IPv6 local development credentials work.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts:64">
P2: createClient unconditionally passes the stored auth.json baseUrl/token as explicit SessionClient options, which take priority over RELAYHISTORY_URL/RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN/RELAYHISTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN/RELAY_AGENT_TOKEN. As a result, a developer cannot override stored production credentials with an explicit localhost environment configuration. Only pass each stored value when its corresponding environment variable is absent.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts:92">
P3: When no Relayhistory credential is configured, `readStoredAuth()` returns null and the default `createClient` builds a `SessionClient` with undefined baseUrl/token. `replaySession` then falls back to env vars and, if unset, throws the library's internal `RELAYHISTORY_URL is required to use @agent-relay/session` (or a plain `Relayhistory request failed (401)`), which a CLI user can't easily act on. Detect the missing credential and exit with a message naming the auth source (`~/.agentworkforce/relayhistory/auth.json` or `RELAYHISTORY_URL`/`RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN`), consistent with the friendly `deps.error(...)/exit(1)` used by sibling commands such as `fleet`/`skills`.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts:93">
P2: The replay command writes replay.contextPrompt directly to the terminal, but the owner/actor fields embedded by buildContextPrompt are not sanitized of terminal-control characters (Relayhistory only rejects CR/LF). A malicious actor name or display name could inject ANSI escape sequences into the terminal output. Strip or encode control characters from these fields before logging.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/session/src/client.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/session/src/client.ts:204">
P2: Every `resumeSession` call now serializes the journal once through `replaySession`, then serializes it again for inject mode; native resumes build and discard it. Fetch and clone the state directly here, then build the prompt only for the selected inject resume.</violation>
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| function trustedStoredBaseUrl(value: string): string | undefined { | ||
| try { | ||
| const url = new URL(value.trim()); | ||
| const local = url.hostname === 'localhost' || url.hostname === '127.0.0.1' || url.hostname === '::1'; |
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P2: When Relayhistory runs on IPv6 localhost, trustedStoredBaseUrl rejects the stored http://[::1] endpoint because Node reports the hostname as [::1]. Accept [::1] so IPv6 local development credentials work.
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<comment>When Relayhistory runs on IPv6 localhost, `trustedStoredBaseUrl` rejects the stored `http://[::1]` endpoint because Node reports the hostname as `[::1]`. Accept `[::1]` so IPv6 local development credentials work.</comment>
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+function trustedStoredBaseUrl(value: string): string | undefined {
+ try {
+ const url = new URL(value.trim());
+ const local = url.hostname === 'localhost' || url.hostname === '127.0.0.1' || url.hostname === '::1';
+ if (
+ (url.protocol === 'https:' && url.hostname === ALLOWED_RELAYHISTORY_HOST) ||
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| const replay = await this.replaySession(sessionId); | ||
| return { | ||
| session: cloneSession(state.session), | ||
| turns: state.turns.map(cloneTurn), | ||
| session: replay.session, | ||
| turns: replay.turns, | ||
| resume: determineResumeMode({ | ||
| session: state.session, | ||
| turns: state.turns, | ||
| targetCli: this.#cli ?? state.session.originCli, | ||
| session: replay.session, | ||
| turns: replay.turns, | ||
| targetCli: this.#cli ?? replay.session.originCli, | ||
| }), | ||
| }; |
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P2: Every resumeSession call now serializes the journal once through replaySession, then serializes it again for inject mode; native resumes build and discard it. Fetch and clone the state directly here, then build the prompt only for the selected inject resume.
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<comment>Every `resumeSession` call now serializes the journal once through `replaySession`, then serializes it again for inject mode; native resumes build and discard it. Fetch and clone the state directly here, then build the prompt only for the selected inject resume.</comment>
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@@ -200,18 +201,26 @@ export class SessionClient {
async resumeSession(sessionId: string): Promise<ResumeSessionResult> {
- const state = await this.#fetchState(sessionId);
+ const replay = await this.replaySession(sessionId);
return {
- session: cloneSession(state.session),
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| const replay = await this.replaySession(sessionId); | |
| return { | |
| session: cloneSession(state.session), | |
| turns: state.turns.map(cloneTurn), | |
| session: replay.session, | |
| turns: replay.turns, | |
| resume: determineResumeMode({ | |
| session: state.session, | |
| turns: state.turns, | |
| targetCli: this.#cli ?? state.session.originCli, | |
| session: replay.session, | |
| turns: replay.turns, | |
| targetCli: this.#cli ?? replay.session.originCli, | |
| }), | |
| }; | |
| const state = await this.#fetchState(sessionId); | |
| const session = cloneSession(state.session); | |
| const turns = state.turns.map(cloneTurn); | |
| return { | |
| session, | |
| turns, | |
| resume: determineResumeMode({ | |
| session, | |
| turns, | |
| targetCli: this.#cli ?? session.originCli, | |
| }), | |
| }; |
| function withDefaults(overrides: Partial<SessionCommandDependencies> = {}): SessionCommandDependencies { | ||
| return { | ||
| createClient: (storedAuth) => | ||
| new SessionClient({ baseUrl: storedAuth?.baseUrl, token: storedAuth?.token }), |
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P2: createClient unconditionally passes the stored auth.json baseUrl/token as explicit SessionClient options, which take priority over RELAYHISTORY_URL/RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN/RELAYHISTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN/RELAY_AGENT_TOKEN. As a result, a developer cannot override stored production credentials with an explicit localhost environment configuration. Only pass each stored value when its corresponding environment variable is absent.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts, line 64:
<comment>createClient unconditionally passes the stored auth.json baseUrl/token as explicit SessionClient options, which take priority over RELAYHISTORY_URL/RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN/RELAYHISTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN/RELAY_AGENT_TOKEN. As a result, a developer cannot override stored production credentials with an explicit localhost environment configuration. Only pass each stored value when its corresponding environment variable is absent.</comment>
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+function withDefaults(overrides: Partial<SessionCommandDependencies> = {}): SessionCommandDependencies {
+ return {
+ createClient: (storedAuth) =>
+ new SessionClient({ baseUrl: storedAuth?.baseUrl, token: storedAuth?.token }),
+ readStoredAuth: readStoredRelayhistoryAuth,
+ log: (...args: unknown[]) => console.log(...args),
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| .argument('<id>', 'Relay-emitted session UUID', parseSessionRef) | ||
| .action(async (sessionId: string) => { | ||
| const replay = await deps.createClient(deps.readStoredAuth()).replaySession(sessionId); | ||
| deps.log(replay.contextPrompt); |
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P2: The replay command writes replay.contextPrompt directly to the terminal, but the owner/actor fields embedded by buildContextPrompt are not sanitized of terminal-control characters (Relayhistory only rejects CR/LF). A malicious actor name or display name could inject ANSI escape sequences into the terminal output. Strip or encode control characters from these fields before logging.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts, line 93:
<comment>The replay command writes replay.contextPrompt directly to the terminal, but the owner/actor fields embedded by buildContextPrompt are not sanitized of terminal-control characters (Relayhistory only rejects CR/LF). A malicious actor name or display name could inject ANSI escape sequences into the terminal output. Strip or encode control characters from these fields before logging.</comment>
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+ .argument('<id>', 'Relay-emitted session UUID', parseSessionRef)
+ .action(async (sessionId: string) => {
+ const replay = await deps.createClient(deps.readStoredAuth()).replaySession(sessionId);
+ deps.log(replay.contextPrompt);
+ });
+}
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| .description('Reconstruct a completed Relay session as attributed Relayhistory context') | ||
| .argument('<id>', 'Relay-emitted session UUID', parseSessionRef) | ||
| .action(async (sessionId: string) => { | ||
| const replay = await deps.createClient(deps.readStoredAuth()).replaySession(sessionId); |
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P3: When no Relayhistory credential is configured, readStoredAuth() returns null and the default createClient builds a SessionClient with undefined baseUrl/token. replaySession then falls back to env vars and, if unset, throws the library's internal RELAYHISTORY_URL is required to use @agent-relay/session (or a plain Relayhistory request failed (401)), which a CLI user can't easily act on. Detect the missing credential and exit with a message naming the auth source (~/.agentworkforce/relayhistory/auth.json or RELAYHISTORY_URL/RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN), consistent with the friendly deps.error(...)/exit(1) used by sibling commands such as fleet/skills.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/cli/src/cli/commands/session.ts, line 92:
<comment>When no Relayhistory credential is configured, `readStoredAuth()` returns null and the default `createClient` builds a `SessionClient` with undefined baseUrl/token. `replaySession` then falls back to env vars and, if unset, throws the library's internal `RELAYHISTORY_URL is required to use @agent-relay/session` (or a plain `Relayhistory request failed (401)`), which a CLI user can't easily act on. Detect the missing credential and exit with a message naming the auth source (`~/.agentworkforce/relayhistory/auth.json` or `RELAYHISTORY_URL`/`RELAYHISTORY_TOKEN`), consistent with the friendly `deps.error(...)/exit(1)` used by sibling commands such as `fleet`/`skills`.</comment>
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+ .description('Reconstruct a completed Relay session as attributed Relayhistory context')
+ .argument('<id>', 'Relay-emitted session UUID', parseSessionRef)
+ .action(async (sessionId: string) => {
+ const replay = await deps.createClient(deps.readStoredAuth()).replaySession(sessionId);
+ deps.log(replay.contextPrompt);
+ });
</file context>
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Incremental Relayhistory replay consumer for relay#1522
This is the bounded Relay-side read path only. It does not mint an identifier, add a store, or add a join table.
relay session replay <id>, which accepts Relay's durable ai-hist UUID and renders the existing@agent-relay/sessionRelayhistory context.~/.agentworkforce/relayhistory/auth.jsoncredential produced by Relayhistory/Reflex login, with an allowlisted stored host (history.agentrelay.com; localhost for development). Explicit environment configuration still works throughSessionClient.unknown-session-v3bbefore issuing a Relayhistory request.The backing Relayhistory route is already merged in relayhistory-cloud#23 (
GET /v1/sessions/:sessionId/turns,rth:read, organization-scoped); this consumer deliberately reuses it.Live prerequisite
I re-read production D1 before coding:
relaycast-cloud.workspacesrowrw_7ccfea89hasretention = null, so no workspace override is present and the 30-day Relaycast default applies. The PR's durable target is therefore the ai-hist UUID, not a Relaycast message id.Verification
Green (exit 0):
Must-fire (implementation temporarily reverted; exit 1): removing the
session replaycommand registration made both command assertions red: the authenticated replay did not construct a client, and the placeholder parse no longer rejected.Must-not-fire (guard deliberately broken; exit 1): replacing
deps.createClient(deps.readStoredAuth())withdeps.createClient(null)produced the expected failure:Both mutations were immediately restored;
git diff --checkpassed afterwards.Intentionally outstanding
metadata, so claiming either would be false. This PR must not close relay#1522.