feat(web): show the pairing code before the sign-in link - #624
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pairing wizard now places code copying before sign-in, uses dynamic step numbering, and changes the sign-in text based on whether a pairing code exists. The Nix module, daemon implementation, and golden payload reflect the same flow. ChangesPairing wizard flow
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In `@modules/agent-box.nix`:
- Around line 17593-17599: Update the opens text selection in the sign-in flow
rendering to use state["needs_code"] rather than state["code"] alone, so Claude
instructs users to paste the returned code while flows requiring neither code
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Claude's card shows no code in the pane (show_code false) but does ask for one back (needs_code true), so it fell into the "and approve the request" arm directly above a field asking for "the code the page gives you back" -- the link said nothing further was needed, the next step disagreed. Three flows, three endings: a code shown here is carried to the page (codex, gh), a code the page mints is carried back (claude), and only a flow with neither is really just an approval (defang, which polls the auth server itself). Reported by CodeRabbit on PR #624. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NLLSUAnVUAgw7r4JUvbMYV
The connect wizard put the sign-in link at step 1 and the pairing code at step 2, so the user opened the page and then had to come back to this one to copy the code -- a tab switch in each direction on a phone, which is where the settings page is most often read. Reorder the steps to match the order the hands move: copy the code (step 1, with its copy button), then open the page and paste it (step 2), then the paste-back field for the flows that need one (step 3). A flow with no code of its own (claude) is unchanged: the link is step 1 and the numbering leaves no gap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NLLSUAnVUAgw7r4JUvbMYV
Claude's card shows no code in the pane (show_code false) but does ask for one back (needs_code true), so it fell into the "and approve the request" arm directly above a field asking for "the code the page gives you back" -- the link said nothing further was needed, the next step disagreed. Three flows, three endings: a code shown here is carried to the page (codex, gh), a code the page mints is carried back (claude), and only a flow with neither is really just an approval (defang, which polls the auth server itself). Reported by CodeRabbit on PR #624. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NLLSUAnVUAgw7r4JUvbMYV
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Nothing asserted the wizard's copy, so the reorder and the paste-back wording it exposed both rode on a manual render. These pin the shapes every backend renders: a code shown in the pane is step 1 with its copy button above the link, a flow that wants one back says to copy the code the page shows, a flow with neither is just an approval, and all three steps number in order when all three appear. Runs against the assembled payload, so it needs no VM and no x86 -- which matters because a native (non-NixOS) box renders these same cards from a byte-identical daemon, and the native expected tree carries no web payloads to catch them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NLLSUAnVUAgw7r4JUvbMYV
Motivation
In the Connections cards, the sign-in wizard listed the link first and the pairing code second:
So the user opened the sign-in page, found it wanted a code, and had to come back to the settings page to press the copy button - a tab switch in each direction, on the surface most likely to be read from a phone. The copy widget was there; it was just on the wrong side of the link.
Change
Steps now run in the order the hands move:
The link's trailing prose follows the code: "and paste the code" when there is one, "and approve the request" when there is not. A flow with no code of its own (claude) is unchanged - the link is step 1 and the numbering leaves no gap, so
needs_codestill lands on 2 there and on 3 for codex/gh.render_connect_step()numbers the steps from a counter instead of hard-coded literals, which is what removes the old"3" if state["code"] else "2".User-visible and security effects
Copy change and step order only. No flow, no route, no credential path is touched: the pane is still the state, the code still comes from
CONNECT_CODE_REover the pane, and the copy button is the samecopy_button()helper used elsewhere on the page.Checks run
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aarch64-linuxflake checks, in onenix build --keep-going, exit status captured without a pipe:status=0. Includesgolden-snapshot,module-generated-up-to-date,connect-card,backend-parityandone-spec-both-backends.Regenerated and committed alongside:
nix run .#assemble(the module) andnix run .#update-golden(the settings payload).settings-daemon.pyis a web-only payload, sotests/native/expected/does not move - confirmed bypython3 tests/test_agentbox.py(exit 0).Also rendered
render_connect_step()directly against the golden payload for the three shapes (code + needs_code, code only, no code) and read the markup, per the repo's "render the function directly" rule. No test asserts this copy, so nothing needed loosening.No screenshot
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SIGABRT) insidePage.captureScreenshotand in one-shot--screenshotmode alike - four flag combinations, including--disable-gpu,--in-process-gpu --use-angle=swiftshaderand CDP over a long-lived browser. Unrelated to this change; the rendered markup above is what the three shapes produce.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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