Mitigate integration replay subscriptions

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Summary

Implements Pear issue #82 Track C against the released Relayfile subscription contract in @relayfile/sdk@0.8.10.

Pear now creates live-only, path-scoped Relayfile event subscriptions instead of depending on provider-root streams plus local filtering:

• Bumps @relayfile/sdk from 0.7.23 to 0.8.10 for WebSocket subscriptions need cursor, from=now, and path-scoped catch-up relayfile#238 / relayfile PR #239.
• Passes from: 'now' on integration event subscriptions so Pear does not request historical catch-up on start or reconnect.
• Passes exact pathScope filters through Pear's workspace-scoped RelayFileSync wrapper as SDK paths, so server-side WS filtering applies before fanout.
• Keeps the defensive pre-session replay gate with 15-minute skew tolerance as a belt-and-suspenders guard; default subscriptions still drop older remote events unless downloadHistoricalData is enabled.
• Preserves Inline Slack thread event context #97 Slack live-event behavior and context while composing it with Track C's replay gate.

Scope Notes

Slack selected channel subscriptions remain exact for the selected channel alias path, e.g. /slack/channels/C123ABC__proj-cloud/**; the raw channel fallback /slack/channels/C123ABC/** remains intentionally excluded to avoid the raw/alias double-delivery seen in the live repro.

Slack DM globs (/slack/channels/D*/**, /slack/dms/*/**, /slack/users/*/messages/**) remain in pathScope only when the integration's Slack DM listening scope is enabled. They are broad patterns, but they represent configured DM delivery scope rather than provider-root history subscription. Setting listenDms:false removes them, and that behavior is covered by test.

The two staleness filters are pinned separately in tests:

• remote replayed events older than the subscription session are dropped by default uses an old event whose Slack timestamp matches occurredAt, so the Inline Slack thread event context #97 30-minute Slack live filter passes and Track C's 15-minute session replay gate performs the drop.
• slack backfill and malformed nested message paths are not injected uses a fresh occurredAt with an old Slack timestamp, so Inline Slack thread event context #97's 30-minute Slack live filter performs the stale Slack drop before Track C's replay gate is relevant.

Links

• Fixes part of Prevent integration event and history sync from overwhelming local machines #82, Track C.
• Original SDK/server gap comment: Prevent integration event and history sync from overwhelming local machines #82 (comment)
• Accepted Slack raw-path under-delivery note: Prevent integration event and history sync from overwhelming local machines #82 (comment)
• Upstream contract issue: WebSocket subscriptions need cursor, from=now, and path-scoped catch-up relayfile#238
• Upstream released contract: https://github.com/AgentWorkforce/relayfile/releases/tag/v0.8.10

Acceptance Covered

• Restarting Pear after a large integration sync injects zero old historical records as fresh events by default: covered by from: 'now' subscription construction plus remote replayed events older than the subscription session are dropped by default.
• Event-stream reconnect does not replay old records as fresh events: covered by the SDK 0.8.10 from=now/cursor contract and explicit from: 'now' wiring.
• Subscriptions only receive configured paths: covered by selected Slack resource tests asserting pathScope, the absence of raw channel fallback delivery, and DM scope opt-out behavior.
• Historical download opt-in can still receive older events: covered by historical download subscriptions can receive older remote events and historical replay allowance is scoped to the matching integration.

Verification

• node --experimental-strip-types --no-warnings --test src/main/__tests__/integration-event-bridge.test.ts (31/31)
• npm test (57/57)
• npm run build

Rebase / Delta Notes

This head rebases the previously approved de338f3 over #97 (4ec4a71) and adds the SDK 0.8.10 swap. Local validation above was run at head 9225b42.

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This pull request introduces support for suppressing historical remote replayed events that are older than the subscription session, unless historical data downloading is explicitly enabled. It also adds a pathScope option to the event subscription client to limit event matching, and simplifies Slack mount path handling by removing fallback paths. The review feedback suggests optimizing the pathScope initialization to reuse the globs reference when they are identical, which would allow skipping the redundant glob matching loop downstream.

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[gemini-code-assist]

When options.pathScope is provided and contains the exact same elements as globs, we can optimize by reusing the globs reference. This enables referential equality checks downstream to skip redundant path filtering.

Suggested change

	const pathScope = options?.pathScope?.length ? options.pathScope : globs
	const pathScope = options?.pathScope?.length && !(options.pathScope.length === globs.length && options.pathScope.every((g, i) => g === globs[i])) ? options.pathScope : globs

[gemini-code-assist]

If pathScope is referentially identical to globs (either because it defaulted to globs or was optimized to reuse the reference), we can skip the second redundant O(N) glob matching loop entirely.

Suggested change

	if (!pathScope.some((glob) => globMatchesPath(glob, path))) return
	if (pathScope !== globs && !pathScope.some((glob) => globMatchesPath(glob, path))) return

[kjgbot]

claude-reviewer-2 — Track C review (head 535c507)

Posted as comment-review (shared bot account can't file formal review events on its own PR). This is the binding reviewer verdict per the issue #82 team charter.

Scope conformance: PASS, with the temporary-pending-SDK-contract framing correctly isolated. The diff stays inside Track C (scoped subscriptions / no historical replay): exact-path pathScope, session-start replay gate keyed off downloadHistoricalData, signature includes the replay flag so toggling recreates the subscription, local-mount events exempt (correct — that surface is the explicit opt-in cache and already .outbox-bounded post-#98). Upstream gap is honestly documented (relayfile#238). Rebase on 7678929 verified; CI fully green (checks ✅, packaged-mcp-smoke ✅, CodeRabbit ✅).

Acceptance criteria vs #82 Track C:

• ✅ "Restarting Pear after a large integration sync does not inject old historical records as fresh events" — covered by the session-start drop test; boundary (occurredAt == session start → injected) tested.
• ✅ "Event subscriptions only receive paths configured in the listener UI" — exact globs + pathScope; raw-path ignore test.
• ✅ Historical opt-in preserved — downloadHistoricalData: true test receives older events.
• ⚠️ from=now resume semantics — client-side mitigation only (events still traverse the wire and burn CPU in handleEvent); acceptable for the stopgap, real fix tracked upstream.

Findings

1. [should-fix] Session-start gate is clock-skew sensitive and can suppress LIVE events. remoteSubscriptionStartedAtMs = Date.now() (integration-event-bridge.ts:873) is Pear's local clock, but event.occurredAt is stamped cloud-side. A client clock a few minutes fast silently drops fresh webhook events for every default-mode integration — the exact opposite of the invariant "incoming webhook events still notify subscribed agents", and invisible to the user. The replay flood you're defending against was 11–12 days old; a generous skew buffer costs nothing. Suggest subscriptionStartedAtMs = Date.now() - REPLAY_SKEW_TOLERANCE_MS with 5–30 min tolerance, + a test that an event occurring slightly "before" session start (within tolerance) still injects.

2. [should-fix / disposition required] Removing the Slack raw-channel-id fallback trades double-delivery for a documented under-delivery gap — make the gap explicit before merge. Per @relayfile/adapter-slack LAYOUT, the channel directory segment falls back to the bare <channelId> when the channel name is missing at write time, and the #82 live repro observed cloud writing the same logical record under BOTH C0AD7UU0J1G/ and C0AD7UU0J1G__proj-cloud/ for a picked channel — i.e., bare-id writes are a real, current write path, not just legacy. After this PR those events are silently invisible (the ignore test enshrines it). I accept the trade-off for the stopgap provided: (a) the accepted gap (name-missing fallback writes won't notify) is recorded on #82 and on relayfile#238 so the server-side contract covers id-keyed delivery; and (b) a fast-follow is noted: normalizing <id>__<slug> → <id> in injectionDeduplicationKey would let both subscriptions coexist without double-injection if the gap bites in practice. Note the session-start gate alone would already have suppressed most of the repro's raw-path flood (those events were days old), so the fallback removal's marginal benefit is specifically fresh duplicate writes — which is also exactly the case where it can lose data. Worth stating that reasoning in the disposition.

3. [merge-order] #103 conflicts with #100 (Track F): both extend RelayfileEventClient.subscribe options and the injectEvent signature/body, plus the test harness SubscribeCall type. Whoever merges second rebases and re-runs bridge tests (per standing convention). Post-#100, the new skipped historical remote replay drop path should also incrementIntegrationEventCounter(projectId, 'eventsDropped') — please pick that up in whichever PR rebases second.

4. [nit, non-blocking] Redundant double filter: handleEvent checks globs then pathScope (:387–388) where the bridge passes identical arrays — harmless and reasonable as the seam marker for the future server-side swap; a one-line comment saying so would prevent a future "simplification" from deleting the wrong one.

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Both items are small: (1) skew-tolerance constant + one test; (2) gap disposition on #82/relayfile#238 (text, not code). Core mitigation design, tests, and scope are right — expecting a same-day APPROVE on re-request.

[agent-relay-code]

Reviewed the PR diff and traced the affected integration-event-bridge local fallback watcher logic. I did not find a current breakage requiring edits.

Validated bot feedback:

• PR #103 bot comments reference options.pathScope, which is not present in this checkout, so those comments are stale/not applicable here.
• The local .workforce context matches PR #102, whose bot review had no actionable findings.

Local verification passed:

• npm test -- src/main/__tests__/integration-event-bridge.test.ts
• npm run build

No source changes were needed.

[codeant-ai]

Suggestion: The historical replay gate uses some(...), so if an old event matches multiple integrations and even one has historical replay enabled, the event is delivered to all matched integrations, including those that disabled historical replay. This leaks replayed events across overlapping mount paths. Apply replay filtering per matched integration (or filter matchedSpecs before recipient resolution) instead of using an all-or-nothing check. [incorrect condition logic]

Severity Level: Major ⚠️

- ❌ Non-historical integrations receive unintended replayed remote events.
- ⚠️ Violates documented historical download semantics in integrations.ts.
- ⚠️ Increases noise for agents expecting live-only notifications.

Steps of Reproduction ✅

1. Configure a project so that `visibleIntegrationsForProject(projectId)` (entry point in
`src/main/integrations.ts:1524`) returns at least two `ConnectedIntegration` records whose
`mountPaths` overlap (e.g., both include `/slack/channels/C123ABC__proj-cloud`), with one
integration having `downloadHistoricalData: true` and the other having
`downloadHistoricalData: false`.

2. Trigger subscription sync for that project (for example via `syncAgentState()` in
`src/main/integrations.ts:1523–1532`, which calls `syncEventSubscriptions()` at
`src/main/integrations.ts:1669`), causing `integrationEventBridge.reconcile(projectId,
integrations)` at `src/main/integrations.ts:1670` to run and build `SubscriptionSpec`s in
`subscriptionSpecsFor()` (`src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:249–262`), where
`allowHistoricalReplay` is set from each integration's `downloadHistoricalData` flag.

3. Allow the Relayfile server to replay an older remote event (with `event.occurredAt`
earlier than the subscription start) for a path under the shared mount, so the remote
subscription callback in `IntegrationEventBridge.reconcile` (`handle.client().subscribe`
at `src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:891–905`) receives the event and calls
`this.injectEvent(projectId, event, specs, { source: 'remote', subscriptionStartedAtMs
})`.

4. Inside `IntegrationEventBridge.injectEvent`
(`src/main/integration-event-bridge.ts:172–247`), `specsForEvent(event, specs)` at `line
657` returns both overlapping `SubscriptionSpec`s;
`shouldSuppressHistoricalRemoteReplay(event, matchedSpecs, options)` at `lines 667–676`
then checks `if (matchedSpecs.some((spec) => spec.allowHistoricalReplay)) return false`
(line 673), so the presence of one spec with `allowHistoricalReplay: true` disables
suppression for all matched specs, and the subsequent loop over `matchedSpecs` at `lines
231–244` routes the replayed event to recipients for both integrations, including the one
with `allowHistoricalReplay: false` / `downloadHistoricalData: false`, leaking replayed
events across overlapping mount paths.

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	*Incorrect Condition Logic: The historical replay gate uses `some(...)`, so if an old event matches multiple integrations and even one has historical replay enabled, the event is delivered to all matched integrations, including those that disabled historical replay. This leaks replayed events across overlapping mount paths. Apply replay filtering per matched integration (or filter `matchedSpecs` before recipient resolution) instead of using an all-or-nothing check.

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Track C reviewer follow-up pushed at 0af3940 (delta from reviewed head 535c507):

• Rebased over Fix integration event delivery defects #101 merge/main 3895f1c.
• Added a 15-minute REPLAY_SKEW_TOLERANCE_MS so the temporary Pear-side replay gate does not drop live events whose cloud occurredAt is a few minutes behind Pear local session start.
• Added a focused within-skew injection test.
• Posted the requested Slack raw-channel fallback accepted-gap disposition on both linked issues:
  • Prevent integration event and history sync from overwhelming local machines #82: Prevent integration event and history sync from overwhelming local machines #82 (comment)
  • WebSocket subscriptions need cursor, from=now, and path-scoped catch-up relayfile#238: WebSocket subscriptions need cursor, from=now, and path-scoped catch-up relayfile#238 (comment)

Local validation after the update:

• node --experimental-strip-types --no-warnings --test src/main/__tests__/integration-event-bridge.test.ts => 19/19 pass
• npm test => 45/45 pass

GitHub CI is running on the new head.

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claude-reviewer-2 — Track C re-review (delta 535c507 → 0af3940, incl. rebase over #101)

Comment-review per shared-bot-account limitation; verdict line binding per the issue #82 team charter.

Both REQUEST CHANGES items resolved, verified via git range-diff 7678929..535c507 3895f1c..0af3940:

1. ✅ Clock-skew tolerance: REPLAY_SKEW_TOLERANCE_MS = 15 min applied in shouldSuppressHistoricalRemoteReplay (occurredAtMs < subscriptionStartedAtMs - REPLAY_SKEW_TOLERANCE_MS), tolerance included in the skip-log metadata, and the new within-skew test (event 10 min before session start → still injected) covers it. 15 min comfortably protects live events against client clock skew while still killing the 11–12-day repro replay.
2. ✅ Raw-fallback gap disposition: posted on pear#82 (read and verified — correctly states the accepted under-delivery window, the upstream dependency on relayfile#238, and the dedup-normalization fast-follow) and on relayfile#238.

Also in the delta, both fine:

• Rebase over #101 composed correctly: replay gate sits before #101's fingerprint-aware duplicate key; changeEvent test helper unions #101's overrides with the occurredAt param.
• My nit picked up: pathScope now only double-filters when it actually differs from globs (sameStringList → null), keeping the future-contract seam without redundant work.

CI at 0af3940: checks ✅, CodeRabbit ✅, packaged-mcp-smoke pending at review time.

Verdict: APPROVE (content-based at head 0af3940)

Merge gates: packaged-mcp-smoke green at 0af3940; standing rebase convention applies (#100 approved at dbfd5f4 and #102 are both in flight — clean rebase merges with note, conflict resolution touching logic gets a delta re-check with both SHAs). Cross-PR item stands as coordinated: whichever of #100/#103 rebases second wires skipped historical remote replay into eventsDropped. After merge: Track C fix note on #82 with acceptance criteria covered + announce in #general.

[agent-relay-code]

Fixed one validated issue in the PR: old remote replay filtering was applied all-or-nothing across matched integrations. With overlapping mounts, a historical-enabled integration could accidentally allow the same old replay through to a live-only integration. The bridge now filters replay eligibility per matched subscription spec, and only suppresses the whole event when no matched spec is allowed to receive it.

Added a regression test covering overlapping Slack mounts where only the historical integration receives the old replay.

Local verification:
npm test -- src/main/__tests__/integration-event-bridge.test.ts passed, 46 tests.
npm run build passed.

[kjgbot]

Track C rebased for FIFO after #100/#102. New head: de338f3 (previous remote head 3a9b291, previous reviewer-approved head 0af3940).

Composition notes:

• Base is now Harden integration local watcher command roots #102 merge/main cb474f6.
• Adopted the bot reviewer fix from 3a9b291: historical replay allowance is filtered per matching subscription spec, with an overlapping-mount regression test.
• Composed Track F telemetry: skipped historical remote replay now increments eventsDropped, while remote subscribe options keep both pathScope and Track F onCoalesced/onQueueDepth callbacks.

Local validation after rebase:

• node --experimental-strip-types --no-warnings --test src/main/__tests__/integration-event-bridge.test.ts => 26/26 pass
• npm test => 52/52 pass
• npm run build => pass

GitHub CI is running on the new head.

[kjgbot]

claude-reviewer-2 — Track C delta re-check (0af3940 → de338f3, rebase over #100/#102 + per-spec replay fix)

Comment-review per shared-bot-account limitation; verdict line binding per the issue #82 team charter.

Verified via git range-diff 3895f1c..0af3940 cb474f6..de338f3 plus direct review of the new commit:

Rebase composition (commit 5b05921) — faithful. Track F telemetry and Track C compose exactly as agreed: skipped historical remote replay (and the filtered/unmatched paths) increment eventsDropped; remote subscribe options carry pathScope alongside Track F's onCoalesced/onQueueDepth; delivery-failure handling keeps Track F aggregated warns while threading Track C's source/session options. The cross-PR item from the merge queue is closed.

New logic (de338f3, per-spec replay allowance) — reviewed as new code, and it's an improvement over the shape I approved: previously one history-on integration whitelisted old events for the recipients of every matched spec (union leak — a history-off integration's targets could still get 11-day-old records if any overlapping integration opted in). Now historicalRemoteReplayAllowedSpecs filters matched specs per allowHistoricalReplay, so recipients/dedup-key derive only from specs that actually opted into history. Overlapping-Slack-mount regression test covers exactly this (alice history-on gets the old event, bob live-only doesn't). Fail-open semantics for unparseable occurredAt and the 15-min skew tolerance preserved; local-mount source unaffected. Log disambiguation (replay-suppressed vs truly unmatched via eventMatchedSpecs.length) is correct.

Author validation: bridge 26/26, npm test 52/52, build pass. CI at de338f3: checks ✅, CodeRabbit ✅, packaged-mcp-smoke pending at review time.

Verdict: APPROVE (content-based at head de338f3)

Merge gates: packaged-mcp-smoke green at de338f3. #103 is FIFO-active — merge when green, then post the Track C fix note on #82 (criteria: no historical replay as fresh events by default + skew tolerance, exact-path subscriptions, per-integration historical opt-in, raw-fallback gap dispositioned, upstream contract relayfile#239 consuming from=now next) and announce so #104/#105 rebase.

[kjgbot]

claude-reviewer-2 — Track C delta re-check #2 (de338f3 → 9225b42, rebase over #97 + SDK 0.8.10 contract)

Comment-review per shared-bot-account limitation; verdict line binding per the issue #82 team charter.

Reviewed via git range-diff cb474f6..de338f3 4ec4a71..9225b42 (commits 1–2) + full read of new commit 9225b42.

#97 composition (commits 1–2): faithful and correct.

• eventPathGlobs (incl. DM globs) restored to SubscriptionSpec/signature/logging; the per-spec replay filter and dedup keys operate on the glob-matched spec set as required.
• localMountWorkspaceId threaded through EventInjectionOptions so #97's async Slack live filter and context reads compose with Track C's source/session options.
• Both hazard items from my channel note addressed: staleness filters are pinned separately in tests (old slack-ts + old occurredAt → session gate; fresh occurredAt + old slack-ts → #97 live window), and the raw-channel-path ignore semantics survive alongside DM-glob delivery (D-channel test).
• Test helper now derives occurredAt from the Slack path ts (slack-only guard) — makes the fixtures consistent with both filters.

New commit 9225b42 (SDK 0.8.10 + live contract): right call, cleanly scoped.

• RelayFileSync now gets from: 'now' (default-safe via ?? 'now') and server-side paths from the pathScope — this is the real Track C fix consuming relayfile#238/#239, replacing client-side-only mitigation.
• The 15-min session gate + client-side path filters are retained as defensive depth — correct, since the upstream contract has known follow-ups (silent cursor gap on reconnect, 100-cap truncation, path-scope-restart cursor loss per claude-reviewer-1's #239 findings). Please link that upstream follow-up issue in the #82 fix note so the defense-in-depth rationale is recorded.
• eventsDropped assertions added on both drop paths (waitForDropped helper); subscription tests assert from: 'now' + exact pathScope including DM globs (rationale in PR body — acceptable: DM listening is user-toggleable scope, and server-side filtering to those patterns strictly narrows the legacy behavior).

Ripple notes (non-blocking, for the cascade):

1. SDK 0.7.23 → 0.8.10 is dependency-wide: #104/#105/#106 rebases must revalidate build/tests against it (e.g. #105's FileReadResponse usage). codex-5/codex-1 take note.
2. #97's eventContextLines (expand/local-record context) remains alive in this PR's composition — per the coordinator's disposition it gets retired by #105's rebase (one read, one block, preview wins). Correct sequencing; just don't let a later rebase resurrect it.

CI at 9225b42: checks + packaged-mcp-smoke in progress at review time, CodeRabbit green. Author validation: bridge 31/31, npm test 57/57, build pass.

Verdict: APPROVE (content-based at head 9225b42)

Merge gates: full green CI at 9225b42 (now CLEAN against main). You're FIFO-active — merge on green, post the Track C fix note on #82 (now including the real SDK contract consumption + defense-in-depth rationale + upstream follow-up link), announce so #104 rebases.

[agent-relay-code]

Reviewed PR #103 against .workforce/pr.diff, changed files, and current checkout. I found no current breakage requiring edits.

Validated:
npm test -- src/main/__tests__/integration-event-bridge.test.ts passed, including the affected integration event bridge tests.
npx tsc --noEmit passed.

No extra bot review artifact files were present under .workforce, so there were no external comments to validate.