fix(cli): let node agent attach --node take an explicit --workspace-key - #1502
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A fleet attach command copied out of the Cloud dashboard is only portable
if it resolves the same workspace wherever it is pasted. Today it does not:
`--node` authenticates with the Relaycast workspace key, which comes from
the precedence ladder in `resolveWorkspaceSelection` —
flag > env > <project>/.agentworkforce/relay/workspace-key.json > machine-global
— and the attach command exposed no flag, so the top rung was unreachable.
Run the same command inside a checkout pinned to a different workspace and
it silently addresses that one instead ("Invalid API key", or worse, a
successful call against the wrong workspace). Run it on a machine with no
pin and no global active entry and it fails with
Error: No workspace key found. Pass --workspace-key, ...
naming a flag `agent attach` rejected with `unknown option '--workspace-key'`.
Add the flag and thread it into `startFleetNodeAttachProxy`, whose
`FleetNodeAttachOptions.workspaceKey` already existed and already took
precedence over the environment — only the CLI surface was missing.
- `--workspace-key` is accepted only with `--node`. The local and
`--ssh-host` paths speak the broker contract and authenticate with
`--broker-url` / `--api-key`, so accepting it there would resolve
nothing and quietly send the caller to the wrong place.
- A blank value falls through to the ladder rather than being presented
as a literal credential.
- `attachNode` now takes `FleetNodeAttachCliOptions` instead of
`NativeAttachOptions`, so the type no longer advertises the three
broker fields the `--node` path rejects at parse time.
Verified: the four new CLI tests fail against unmodified source with
`unknown option '--workspace-key'` and pass after. The two proxy tests are
precedence regression guards — that plumbing already worked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe CLI adds optional Fleet node workspace-key flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The command now accepts an explicit workspace key for fleet-node attachment while keeping broker-based paths separate; merge is reasonable with owner awareness that blank-key handling should still receive a path-specific error-guidance regression assertion. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as local-agent CLI
participant Attach as attachFleetNode
participant Proxy as startFleetNodeAttachProxy
participant Ticket as ticket service
CLI->>Attach: provide workspaceKey
Attach->>Proxy: forward workspaceKey
Proxy->>Ticket: request session ticket
Ticket-->>Proxy: return bearer authorization
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In `@packages/cli/src/cli/commands/local-agent.ts`:
- Around line 612-625: Update the path restriction in the local-agent command to
validate rawWorkspaceKey !== undefined when node is absent, so blank
--workspace-key values are rejected for local and SSH attaches instead of
ignored. Continue forwarding the normalized workspaceKey for node attaches, and
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…path Review follow-up on #1502. Two defects in the guard that restricts `--workspace-key` to the `--node` path. The guard tested the normalized value, not the option. `--workspace-key "$KEY"` with an unset or whitespace-only variable trims to `undefined` before the check runs, so the command fell through to the local or `--ssh-host` attach path and silently ignored a flag the caller explicitly passed — attaching against whatever broker happened to be configured instead of saying no. Gate on the raw option; keep normalizing to `undefined` on the `--node` path, where a blank value should still fall through to the precedence ladder rather than be sent as a literal credential. The rejection message then named the wrong flags for half its audience. It told every rejected caller to use `--broker-url` / `--api-key`, but `--ssh-host` rejects exactly that combination two branches later and wants `--state-dir` — so following the advice produced a second, contradictory error. Split the guidance by path. Verified: all four new tests fail against the previous commit — the two blank-value cases reach `attach` / `attachRemote` instead of erroring, and both message assertions read back the old single string. All 46 tests in the two files pass after. `npm run typecheck` exits 0; `npx eslint` reports 0 errors (the pre-existing complexity warning on the attach action rises 24 → 25). Also records the CLI change in `CHANGELOG.md` under `[Unreleased - Patch]`, which the original commit left out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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packages/cli/src/cli/commands/local-agent.test.ts (1)
193-214: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover path-specific guidance for blank values.
These tests verify rejection and handler suppression, but they do not verify the corrected guidance for the same blank inputs. Add the local broker flag assertions to the local test and the
--state-dirassertions to the SSH test. This prevents a regression that rejects blank values but returns contradictory guidance.Suggested assertions
+ const message = error.mock.calls.at(0)?.[0] as string; + expect(message).toContain('--broker-url'); + expect(message).toContain('--api-key'); + expect(message).not.toContain('--state-dir'); ... + const message = error.mock.calls.at(0)?.[0] as string; + expect(message).toContain('--state-dir'); + expect(message).not.toContain('--broker-url'); + expect(message).not.toContain('--api-key');This follows the PR objective that blank values are rejected outside
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 8: Change the changelog’s top-level Unreleased heading from “Unreleased -
Patch” to “Unreleased - Minor” to reflect the new user-visible --workspace-key
CLI option.
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In `@packages/cli/src/cli/commands/local-agent.test.ts`:
- Around line 193-214: Extend the two blank --workspace-key tests to assert
path-specific error guidance: the local broker case must include the local
broker flag, while the --ssh-host case must include --state-dir. Keep the
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Problem
A fleet attach command copied out of the Cloud dashboard —
— is only useful if it works wherever it is pasted. Today it does not, and the reason is not the local broker
connection.json(the--nodepath never reads it).--nodeauthenticates with the Relaycast workspace key, resolved through the ladder inresolveWorkspaceSelection:agent attachexposed no flag, so the top rung was unreachable. Reproduced against the installed CLI (v11.5.5):Error: Invalid API key— the project pin outranks the global active entryError: No workspace key found. Pass --workspace-key, ...agent attach ... --workspace-key <key>error: unknown option '--workspace-key'The error message names a flag the command rejects. And the obvious-looking workaround does not exist either —
--nodeis mutually exclusive with--broker-url/--api-key/--state-dir, because those configure a local broker that this path has no use for.Fix
Add
--workspace-key <key>tonode agent attachand thread it intostartFleetNodeAttachProxy.FleetNodeAttachOptions.workspaceKeyalready existed and already took precedence over the environment — only the CLI surface was missing.--node. The local and--ssh-hostpaths speak the broker contract, so accepting it there would resolve nothing and quietly point the caller at the wrong workspace. Rejected with a message that says which flags those paths use instead.attachNodenow takesFleetNodeAttachCliOptionsrather thanNativeAttachOptions, so the type stops advertising the three broker fields this path rejects at parse time.Verification
CommanderError: unknown option '--workspace-key') and pass after. The 38 pre-existing tests in those files stay green throughout.attach-fleet-nodetests are precedence regression guards, not novelty proofs — they pass before and after, because that plumbing already worked. They pin explicit-key-beats-env so a later refactor cannot quietly invert it.npm run typecheckexits 0.npx eslint— 0 errors. One pre-existingcomplexitywarning on the attach action rises 20 → 24; lint runs without--max-warnings, so this does not fail CI. Splitting that action is left out to keep this diff to the defect.Note on scope
This is the enabling half. The dashboard side (whether the generated command should embed a key, or carry a one-time
agent-relay workspace joinhint instead) is a separate call inAgentWorkforce/cloud— embeddingrk_live_…in a copy-pastable UI string is a credential-handling decision, not a mechanical one.🤖 Generated with Claude Code