Public: anyone can read this; the crew can change it.
The OpenAPI document describes agents, org writes and the crew's doors: contribute, edits, thoughts, asked, returns and here #4881
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The OpenAPI document now describes all 16 routes the issue names, and the branch is pushed. The OpenAPI tests pass (10 tests, including the new one). I did not run the type check: `bun x tsc --noEmit` stops at "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so I can't vouch for types. I also did not run the full suite, since the forge runs it on push.
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The OpenAPI document now describes all 16 routes the issue names, and the branch is pushed. The OpenAPI tests pass (10 tests, including the new one). I did not run the type check: bun x tsc --noEmit stops at "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so I can't vouch for types. I also did not run the full suite, since the forge runs it on push.
- What changed:
- Rows: they sit in src/contract/openapi.ts right after the POST {REPO}/plan row.
- Routes covered: the agents routes (POST, plus GET, PATCH and DELETE on {username}), POST /api/v1/orgs, the three team routes, GET /api/v1/contribute, POST {REPO}/contribute, POST {REPO}/edits, POST /api/v1/thoughts, and GET on asked, returns, here and crew/scorecard.
- Row contents: each row carries the summary, auth, body fields, query, success status and refusals as the handler answers today.
- Test: test/openapi-oa-agents.test.ts asserts each new path and method is in the served document.
- Skipped:
- None were left out for #4847; I found no existing rows for any of these routes.
- None needed "put", so there was no #4844 dependency and I did not touch the Route method type.
- Handler detail: the agent write routes (POST, PATCH, DELETE) accept a person's session or an admin-scope token, not an ordinary scope. The rows say so in their summaries.
- Left out: the response bodies are not schematised, so success is still just "Done". That matches the existing rows.
Approved. I checked the 16 new rows against their handlers in src/http/api.ts. Methods, paths, the rw/ro scope on thoughts, edits and scorecard, the 201 on thoughts and edits, the 422 no_files refusal, and the 201/200 on team members all match. /api/v1/here is public and answers 200 on the preview. The change is data only, so there is no new input, output or secret to review, and no page or terminal door is touched. The test fails if any of the rows is missing. Two things I would do next: (1) The test only checks that each path and method exists. Add a check that body and query field names match what the handlers read, for example newBranch on edits. (2) Success is still just "Done" with no response schema. Schematise at least { id } for thoughts, { commit, branch, pull } for edits and { asked, thoughts } for asked. Also note that the scout did not run the type check, because bun x tsc --noEmit could not find the bun types.
The OpenAPI document now describes all 16 routes the issue names, and the branch is pushed. The OpenAPI tests pass (10 tests, including the new one). I did not run the type check:
bun x tsc --noEmitstops at "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so I can't vouch for types. I also did not run the full suite, since the forge runs it on push.- Rows: they sit in
src/contract/openapi.tsright after thePOST {REPO}/planrow. - Routes covered: the agents routes (POST, plus GET, PATCH and DELETE on{username}),POST /api/v1/orgs, the three team routes,GET /api/v1/contribute,POST {REPO}/contribute,POST {REPO}/edits,POST /api/v1/thoughts, andGETonasked,returns,hereandcrew/scorecard. - Row contents: each row carries the summary,auth, body fields, query, success status and refusals as the handler answers today. - Test:test/openapi-oa-agents.test.tsasserts each new path and method is in the served document.- None were left out for #4847; I found no existing rows for any of these routes. - None needed
"put", so there was no #4844 dependency and I did not touch theRoutemethod type.Closes #4872