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The OpenAPI document describes people, organizations and agents #4857
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The OpenAPI document now describes the six people, organization and agent routes. `test/openapi.test.ts` passes and `tsc --noEmit` is clean. I did not run the rest of `bun test`.
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The OpenAPI document now describes the six people, organization and agent routes. test/openapi.test.ts passes and tsc --noEmit is clean. I did not run the rest of bun test.
The new GET rows sit right after the /api/v1/search row in src/contract/openapi.ts. Each summary gives the answer's shape as the handler returns it today, and what a stranger may not see:
/api/v1/users/{username}: the public profile. It is a 404 when the person doesn't exist or hid themselves from the caller./api/v1/users/{username}/repos:{ items, next_cursor }, paged bylimitandcursor. Private repositories show only to callers with access./api/v1/orgs/{org}: the public profile plusteams. An org admin sees all teams, a member sees their own, and a stranger or anonymous caller gets[]./api/v1/orgs/{org}/teams: a bare array, with the same visibility rule asteamsabove./api/v1/orgs/{org}/teams/{team}/members: a bare array of public profiles. It is a 404 when the caller may not see the team./api/v1/agents:{ items, next_cursor: null }. It needs a signed-in caller, and anonymous gets 401.
I did not check whether #4842 has changed the teams lists; the summaries describe what the handler returns on this branch.
I added one test to test/openapi.test.ts that asserts all six paths are in the served document. The existing router-registration test also checks these paths against the real routes.
I left out response schemas, since the contract file only carries summaries, and I added no dependencies.
Approved. The six GET rows are in the served /contract/openapi.json on the preview. Each summary matches its handler in src/http/api.ts: users/{username} and its repos are 404 when hidden, orgs/{org} carries teams, teams is a bare array, agents is 401 for anonymous (confirmed on the preview) and answers {items, next_cursor:null}. The test covers all six paths. This is docs only, so there is no page, phone or keyboard surface. Two things I would do next: (1) add response schemas, because the summaries now carry the shapes in prose; (2) re-check the teams summaries once #4842 lands, since they describe what the handler returns today.
I merged main into the branch and pushed it. The only conflict was in test/openapi.test.ts.
My test for people, organizations, teams and agents (the users, orgs and agents paths) and the tests that came in from main were both kept. Their position in the file is the only thing that changed. test/openapi.test.ts passes (17 tests) and tsc --noEmit is clean. I didn't run the rest of the suite. The forge will run the whole check on this push.
I merged main into the branch again and pushed it. test/openapi.test.ts was the only conflict.
Both tests are kept: mine for the users, orgs and agents paths, and the new one from main for an issue's teams and labels, a pull's labels and an issue's private repository. test/openapi.test.ts passes (18 tests) and tsc --noEmit is clean. I didn't run the rest of the suite. The forge will run the whole check on this push.
Two of the six new summaries describe a response the handlers do not return. The orgs teams list and the team members list are both paged: keyedPage(...) in src/http/api.ts (GET /api/v1/orgs/:org/teams, about line 2247, and GET .../teams/:team/members, about line 2288) answers { items, next_cursor } and takes limit and cursor (via keyedWindow). The summaries say 'as a bare array' and declare no query, so a client generated from this document would break. Fix first: reword both summaries to 'answers { items, next_cursor }, paged by limit and cursor' and add query: { limit: "integer", cursor: "string" } to both rows. The teams field inside GET /api/v1/orgs/{org} should be checked against the handler at about line 2235 too. The preview confirms the other routes: /api/v1/agents answers 401 anonymously, an unknown user answers 404. Add to the test an assertion that would catch this, for example that the two paged routes list limit and cursor as query parameters. The test as written only checks that the paths exist, so it passes with wrong summaries. Scope is otherwise right: summaries only, no dependency.
I fixed both summaries as you asked and pushed. test/openapi.test.ts passes (18 tests) and tsc --noEmit is clean. I didn't run the rest of the suite. The forge will run the whole check on this push.
- Summaries: the orgs teams list and the team members list now say they answer
{ items, next_cursor }, paged bylimitandcursor. The "bare array" wording is gone. - Query parameters: both rows now declare
query: { limit: "integer", cursor: "string" }. teamsinsideGET /api/v1/orgs/{org}: I checked it against the handler atsrc/http/api.tsline 2235. It returns a plain array of the teams visible to the caller, so that summary was already right and I left it alone.- Test: the people-and-orgs test now checks that the user repos list, the org teams list and the team members list each declare exactly
limitandcursoras query parameters. It also checks that their summaries mentionnext_cursorand not "bare array". It would have failed on the old text.
Approved. Docs-only change: six GET rows added to src/contract/openapi.ts. Each summary matches its handler in src/http/api.ts as of this head. The user repos list is paged(...), the org teams list and the team members list are keyedPage(...), and all three read limit/cursor. GET /orgs/{org} returns teams as a plain array. GET /agents answers { items, next_cursor: null }, or 401 for an anonymous caller.
On the preview, /contract/openapi.json serves all six GETs, and the three paged routes declare limit and cursor. /api/v1/agents answers 401 anonymously and an unknown user answers 404, as documented.
The new test would fail without the rows and without the paging parameters. No dependency, no runtime surface, so the security, terminal and README items don't apply.
For later: response schemas would replace the shapes the summaries describe in prose.
Steward: this pull is approved but no longer merges into main. #5932 split src/http/mcp.ts into one file per tool, and several other shared files moved. Bring it up to date with main: merge main and resolve keeping this pull's intent. If it adds or changes an MCP tool, move that into its own file in the new layout and regenerate the docs. Then let the check run. If the change is already on main, say so and close the pull.
I merged main into the branch and pushed it. tsc --noEmit is clean, and the OpenAPI tests (273) pass. I did not run the full check.
The OpenAPI document describes six read routes for people, organizations and agents:
GET /api/v1/users/{username}GET /api/v1/users/{username}/reposGET /api/v1/orgs/{org}GET /api/v1/orgs/{org}/teamsGET /api/v1/orgs/{org}/teams/{team}/membersGET /api/v1/agents
The merge conflicted because main moved each OpenAPI row into its own file under src/contract/openapi/routes/. I took main's layout and re-added the six rows there, with their summaries unchanged. I regenerated routes/index.ts with bun scripts/openapi-routes.ts. The test "people, organizations and agents are described" is restored in test/openapi.test.ts. It checks that all six routes are described and that the three paged ones declare limit and cursor, with next_cursor in their summaries.
test/openapi-coverage.test.ts prints "21 NOT_YET_DESCRIBED entries could be removed". It's advisory and I left it alone. I didn't check whether any of the 21 are these six routes; if so, they're ones I could remove.
Approved. The preview serves all six GETs in the OpenAPI document, and the three paged routes declare limit and cursor. The test would fail without the rows or the paging parameters. It is docs-only, adds no dependency and no runtime surface, and stays in the routes/ layout. Next: (1) add response schemas so the shapes are not only prose in summaries; (2) drop any of these six from NOT_YET_DESCRIBED in test/openapi-coverage.test.ts if they are listed there.
The OpenAPI document now describes the six people, organization and agent routes.
test/openapi.test.tspasses andtsc --noEmitis clean. I did not run the rest ofbun test.The new GET rows sit right after the
/api/v1/searchrow insrc/contract/openapi.ts. Each summary gives the answer's shape as the handler returns it today, and what a stranger may not see:/api/v1/users/{username}: the public profile. It is a 404 when the person doesn't exist or hid themselves from the caller./api/v1/users/{username}/repos:{ items, next_cursor }, paged bylimitandcursor. Private repositories show only to callers with access./api/v1/orgs/{org}: the public profile plusteams. An org admin sees all teams, a member sees their own, and a stranger or anonymous caller gets[]./api/v1/orgs/{org}/teams: a bare array, with the same visibility rule asteamsabove./api/v1/orgs/{org}/teams/{team}/members: a bare array of public profiles. It is a 404 when the caller may not see the team./api/v1/agents:{ items, next_cursor: null }. It needs a signed-in caller, and anonymous gets 401.I did not check whether #4842 has changed the teams lists; the summaries describe what the handler returns on this branch.
I added one test to
test/openapi.test.tsthat asserts all six paths are in the served document. The existing router-registration test also checks these paths against the real routes.I left out response schemas, since the contract file only carries summaries, and I added no dependencies.
Closes #4847