feat(observability): give the Event Log and core notifications a workspace dimension by YellowSnnowmann · Pull Request #5999 · tinyhumansai/openhuman

YellowSnnowmann · 2026-09-03T09:57:35Z

Summary

The /events/domain envelope now carries an opaque workspace handle per row, plus the handle that was active when the row was emitted. The Event Log defaults to the active workspace and can be switched to all workspaces; the NDJSON download is scoped by the same control.
New in-memory active-workspace signal (config::active_workspace_dir_cached) — synchronous and I/O-free, written through from the loader and cleared by every workspace-marker write, so the disk stays the source of truth.
New DomainEvent::workspace_dir() — one answer to "which workspace does this event belong to", covering the channel, artifact and MCP-supervisor families uniformly. desktop::notifications had its own private list naming only the MCP arms.
New DomainEvent::ActiveWorkspaceChanged, bridged to clients as workspace_changed, so a long-lived consumer learns about a switch without polling. EVENTS_VERSION bumped to 1.2.0.
CoreNotificationEvent carries the handle, and client-side routing drops a notification whose handle is not the active workspace's — so correctness no longer depends on a check taken at publish time.
No filesystem path reaches the client or the export: workspace_dir is hashed to a ws_<16 hex> handle first.
Workspace transitions carry a monotonic revision, taken from the same lock acquisition that committed the workspace (active_workspace_snapshot()). It orders the server-side announce (a superseded publisher drops its emit), lets a client discard a connect-time seed that lost a race to a switch, and lets a client tell "I am behind on the switch broadcast" from "this notification is stale". Flow-approval notifications, which bypass the bridge, are bound to the workspace they parked in.

Problem

The developer Event Log (GET /events/domain → Settings → Developer → Event Log) is a single process-wide stream, and one process serves more than one workspace over its life — mcp::host's HOSTS is insert-only, so a workspace switch leaves the previous one open and still supervised. The envelope carried only {domain, event, agent, detail, timestamp}, so a row from a workspace the user had switched away from was indistinguishable from one belonging to the workspace they were in. The log said "MCP server parked" and gave no way to tell whose.

Several DomainEvent variants already knew which workspace they belonged to and the envelope discarded it: ChannelMessage{Received,Processed}, Artifact{Ready,Failed,Pending}, and the five McpServer* supervisor variants added in #5955.

Two things blocked fixing it inside #5955:

No signal cheap enough for the SSE hot path. config::active_workspace_dir() is a disk read, and the Event Log stamps every domain event the process publishes. This is structural, not a preference: the stream is built with tokio_stream::StreamExt::filter_map, whose closure is synchronous and could not await a resolve even if the cost were acceptable.
The identity could not go on the wire as-is. workspace_dir is an absolute path under the user's home directory, and this envelope feeds a settings panel and an NDJSON download.

A residual from the same review: announcement routing was decided, not enforced. The notification bridge resolves the active workspace and then publishes — two steps, so a switch in between can still let one through, and core_notification reaches every connected client with no per-client routing behind it.

Solution

The cached signal (config/schema/load/active_workspace.rs). A process-global slot holding the last workspace the loader resolved. Written through from the two ProcessEnv entry points — Config::load_or_init and active_workspace_dir — and cleared by every write to a marker the resolver reads (active_user.toml, active_workspace.toml). The value can therefore be unknown, never stale: the resolver's only other input is OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE, which is never mutated at runtime outside tests. Invalidation clears rather than overwrites, because a marker write says the answer changed, not what it changed to — guessing would put a second resolution rule in the codebase, which is the failure mode #5334 came from.

What has been announced is tracked separately from what is cached. Invalidation does not reset it, because a marker write does not always change the answer — signing in as the already-active user rewrites active_user.toml with the same id — and without the split the re-resolve would announce a switch that never happened.

The env-injectable loader deliberately does not publish: it takes an injected EnvLookup so tests can drive the OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE branch against a fixture, and publishing from there would make one test's temp directory the whole binary's idea of the active workspace.

The handle (config/workspace_handle.rs). ws_ + the first 16 hex of SHA-256 over the lexically-normalised path. Normalised lexically rather than canonicalised for two reasons: fs::canonicalize is blocking I/O on a synchronous hot path, and it fails on a directory that no longer exists — which a stale-workspace event is precisely the case for. This is a privacy boundary, not a security one: the digest is unkeyed, so someone who already knows a candidate path can confirm it. That is the right trade for what it protects against (a home directory in a pasted log), and a keyed digest would trade it for a per-install secret to manage.

Staleness. Each row carries its own handle plus active_workspace at emit time; the client keeps the newest of the latter as current. That is what makes a switch visible on a connection that stays open — the next row after one says a different workspace is current, and the previous workspace's rows leave the default view. A client that connects between switches is seeded at connect (the SSE config frame, and workspace_changed emitted to each socket as it joins), so it is never left blind.

Client-side notification routing fails open where the core's gate fails closed, deliberately: the core decides whether to send, this is a second check on something already sent past that gate. A payload with no handle is not workspace-bound (cron, webhook, sub-agent, rejected API key) and applies wherever it lands — as does one persisted before the field existed, which is why it is #[serde(default)]. An unknown active workspace must not drop everything for the rest of the session.

Submission Checklist

Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case) per Testing Strategy
Diff coverage ≥ 80% — 54 new tests (28 Rust, 26 frontend) covering the handle, the cache state machine and its revision ordering, the uniform accessor, the panel scope filter across a workspace switch, the NDJSON export, notification routing incl. the behind-on-revision case, the socket listeners themselves, and the flow-approval workspace binding
Coverage matrix updated — new row 13.4.4 in docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md
All affected feature IDs from the matrix are listed in the PR description under ## Related
No new external network dependencies introduced — no new dependency at all (sha2 and hex were already in Cargo.toml)
N/A: does not touch a release-cut smoke surface — the Event Log is a developer-menu panel, and the notification change narrows what is already broadcast rather than adding a surface
Linked issue closed via Closes #NNN in the ## Related section

Impact

Platform. Desktop only in effect; the core changes are host-agnostic. No new env var, config key, feature flag, host, or port.

Compatibility. Everything additive. The SSE envelope gains two fields that an older client ignores. CoreNotificationEvent.workspace and workspace_revision are #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if)], so rows persisted before these fields deserialize to None and are never dropped — an upgrade cannot hide a user's stored notification history. workspace_changed carries a revision; a client treats its absence as revision 0, so an older core cannot overwrite a newer switch. EVENTS_VERSION is bumped 1.1.0 → 1.2.0 per the catalog's rule, so a peer skew is reported at startup rather than surfacing as a decode failure later.

Performance. One extra marker read per SSE connection and per socket connect — both per-connection, not per-event. The per-event path is the cache, which is a RwLock read and a SHA-256 over a short string. publish_active_workspace drops its lock before publishing to the bus, so a subscriber that reaches back into the config layer cannot deadlock against it.

Security / privacy. The point of the change: workspace_dir no longer reaches the Event Log panel, its NDJSON download, or the core_notification broadcast. Pinned by handle_leaks_no_component_of_the_path, the_notification_handle_is_not_the_path, and an export assertion that no /Users/, /home/ or .openhuman substring survives.

Behaviour change worth calling out. workspace_of in the notification bridge now delegates to the shared accessor, which covers the channel and artifact families it previously ignored. This is behaviour-preserving today — event_to_notification returns None for both, so they never reach the gate — but it means a future notification arm for either is gated correctly by default instead of silently ungated.

Closes: Event Log has no workspace dimension: one process's stream mixes every workspace it has opened #5966
Coverage matrix IDs: 13.4.4 (new), 11.1.16 (MCP supervisor observability — the accessor it relied on moved onto DomainEvent)
Split out of a review thread on feat(mcp): surface reconnect-supervisor outcomes in the Event Log and notifications (#5931) #5955, which is merged; this PR builds on the active_workspace_dir resolver and the supervisor variants it added.
Follow-up PR(s)/TODOs: none

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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check — clean (Prettier + cargo fmt --check on both manifests)
pnpm typecheck — clean
Focused tests: EventLogPanel.workspaceScope, EventLogPanel, EventLogPanel.sseConfig, nativeNotifications/workspaceRouting, nativeNotifications/socketListeners, i18n coverage — all pass. Full pnpm test before the upstream merge: 8725 passed / 3 skipped / 0 failed; after merging upstream/main, vitest related over the changed files plus the affected specs. Production pnpm build succeeds.
Rust fmt/check: cargo fmt --all --check clean; cargo clippy -D warnings clean on both the contributor and product feature sets; cargo test --lib over core::bus core::events core::jsonrpc core::socketio openhuman::config openhuman::desktop::notifications openhuman::security::approval — 920 passed / 0 failed pre-merge, and 296 passed / 0 failed over the affected domains plus desktop::app_state on the merged tree
Tauri fmt/check: cargo check --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml — clean

Validation Blocked

command: a live desktop workspace switch (sign out and back in as a different user, with the Event Log open)
error: not runnable in the authoring environment — it needs a built desktop bundle and two real accounts
impact: the switch path is covered by unit tests (re_resolves_across_a_workspace_switch in the panel spec, and the cache state-machine tests) and traced in source — login security/credentials/ops_part_01.rs:460→515 and logout ops_part_02.rs:110→124 both run marker-write → invalidate → load_config_with_timeout → load_or_init → publish. Worth one manual pass before merge.

Behavior Changes

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User-visible effect: N/A — described under ## Summary

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Event Log entries can now be scoped to the current workspace or all workspaces.
- Workspace-aware notifications prevent alerts from previously viewed workspaces from appearing.
- Workspace changes are synchronized with connected clients using opaque workspace identifiers and revision tracking.
- Event Log exports respect the selected workspace scope and avoid exposing filesystem paths.
Localization
- Workspace scope labels are available in supported languages.
Documentation
- Added guidance for maintaining event compatibility when introducing new event types.

`active_workspace_dir` reads a marker file on every call. That is the right cost for a decision and the wrong one for a stream: the developer Event Log stamps every domain event the process publishes, from a `tokio_stream` `filter_map` closure that is synchronous and could not await a disk read even if the cost were acceptable. Add a process-global slot holding the last workspace the loader resolved, readable synchronously and without I/O. It is written through from the two `ProcessEnv` entry points — `Config::load_or_init` and `active_workspace_dir` — and cleared by every write to a marker the resolver reads, so the disk stays the source of truth and the value can be unknown but never stale. The env-injectable loader deliberately does not publish: it takes an injected `EnvLookup` so tests can drive the `OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE` branch against a fixture, and publishing from there would make one test's temp directory the whole binary's idea of the active workspace. What is announced is tracked separately from what is cached. Invalidation says the answer may have changed, not that it did — signing in as the already-active user rewrites `active_user.toml` with the same id — so without that split the re-resolve would announce a switch that never happened. Add `workspace_handle`: a short digest that answers the only question a consumer asks ("same workspace or not?") without putting an absolute path under the user's home directory on a shared, exportable surface. Normalised lexically rather than canonicalised, because the primary caller is synchronous and because a stale-workspace event is precisely the case where the directory may already be gone. Add `DomainEvent::workspace_dir`, the single answer to which workspace an event belongs to, covering the channel, artifact and MCP-supervisor families. `desktop::notifications` had its own private list naming only the MCP arms, so the two families carrying the same field were silently ungated. Add `DomainEvent::ActiveWorkspaceChanged` so a long-lived consumer learns about a switch without polling, and bump `EVENTS_VERSION` to 1.2.0 per the catalog's own rule. Refs tinyhumansai#5966

…workspace One process serves every workspace it has opened — `mcp::host`'s `HOSTS` is insert-only, so a switch leaves the previous one running and supervised — but the `/events/domain` envelope carried no workspace at all. A row left over from a workspace the user had switched away from was indistinguishable from one belonging to the workspace they were in, and the log said "MCP server parked" with no way to tell whose. Each row now carries the opaque handle of the workspace it belongs to plus the handle that was active when it was emitted, and the panel keeps the newest of the latter as current. That is what makes a switch visible on a connection that stays open: the next row after one says a different workspace is current, and the previous workspace's rows leave the default view. The panel defaults to the active workspace and switches to all, and since the NDJSON download exports exactly the rendered rows, it is scoped by the same control. Handles throughout, never `workspace_dir` — the log renders in a settings panel and downloads to a file, and the path is under the user's home directory. Core notifications carry the handle too. The publish-time gate already refuses to broadcast from a switched-away workspace, but it resolves the active workspace and then sends: two steps, so a switch in between can still let one through, and `core_notification` reaches every connected client with no per-client routing behind it. Carrying the identity turns a boolean taken at an instant into something the receiver re-checks whenever it renders. The client learns which workspace is current from `workspace_changed`, emitted on every switch and to each client as it connects, so a client that joins between switches is not left blind. Client-side routing fails open where the core's gate fails closed, and deliberately: the core decides whether to send, this is a second check on something already sent past that gate. A payload with no handle is not workspace-bound and applies wherever it lands, and an unknown active workspace must not drop everything for the rest of the session. `workspace_of` now delegates to `DomainEvent::workspace_dir` rather than keeping its own MCP-only list. Closes tinyhumansai#5966

… row The "Adding events" recipe listed every step except bumping `EVENTS_VERSION`, which is the one that is easy to miss and whose cost is deferred: peers exchange the version through the manifest, so skipping it turns a skew into a decode failure later rather than a startup warning. The rule was documented only on the constant itself, where someone following the recipe never looks.

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The change adds opaque workspace handles, caches and broadcasts active-workspace changes, routes notifications by workspace and revision, and adds active/all workspace scoping to the Event Log with localized labels and tests.

Changes

Workspace-aware event and notification contracts

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Workspace identity contracts `src/core/events.rs`, `src/openhuman/config/workspace_handle.rs`, `src/openhuman/desktop/notifications/types.rs`, `src/core/bus.rs`	Domain events expose workspace bindings. Workspace paths convert to opaque handles. Notifications carry optional workspace metadata. The event catalog version changes to `1.2.0`.
Active workspace state and transport `src/openhuman/config/schema/load/*`, `src/core/jsonrpc.rs`, `src/core/socketio.rs`	Configuration loading caches and invalidates the active workspace. SSE and Socket.IO expose workspace handles and revisions.
Notification routing `src/openhuman/desktop/notifications/`, `app/src/lib/nativeNotifications/`, `src/openhuman/security/approval/*`	Workspace-bound notifications receive handles and revisions. Native notification routing filters mismatched and stale notifications. Flow approval notifications carry workspace context when resolution succeeds.
Scoped Event Log view `app/src/components/settings/panels/EventLogPanel.tsx`, `app/src/lib/i18n/*`, `docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md`	The Event Log supports current-workspace and all-workspace views. NDJSON exports use filtered rows. Tests cover switching, unknown workspaces, unbound rows, and export contents.

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Handles hide each private path,
Revisions keep the stream in order,
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In `@app/src/lib/nativeNotifications/service.ts`:
- Around line 256-259: Reset activeWorkspace to its initial empty state during
the service teardown alongside removing workspaceChangedListener, so a
stop–workspace-switch–restart sequence does not retain a stale handle; add a
regression test covering that sequence and verifying notifications for the new
workspace are accepted.

In `@src/core/socketio.rs`:
- Around line 516-525: The initial workspace snapshot spawned in the socket
connection flow can arrive after a newer workspace switch and overwrite it.
Update the workspace snapshot and workspace-change broadcast paths around
active_workspace_dir, workspace_handle, and the
workspace_changed/workspace:changed emits to serialize delivery or attach and
compare a monotonic workspace revision, ensuring stale snapshots cannot replace
the latest workspace.

In `@src/openhuman/config/schema/load_user_state.rs`:
- Line 158: Retain the early invalidation in the marker mutation flows, then
invalidate the active workspace cache immediately after each successful
mutation: after the successful rename at
src/openhuman/config/schema/load_user_state.rs lines 158-158 and after the
successful removal at lines 215-215. Use the existing
invalidate_active_workspace function; no direct change is needed beyond these
two mutation sites.

In `@src/openhuman/config/schema/load/active_workspace.rs`:
- Line 100: Update the active-workspace transition handling around publish so
the announced-state commit and bus event dispatch are serialized as one ordered
operation, preventing stale transitions from being emitted after newer ones.
Preserve suppression of duplicate workspace announcements, and add a regression
test that interleaves two resolver transitions to verify events remain ordered
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The write-through pushed `impl_load.rs` from 748 to 760 lines, past the 750 the layout gate allows, so `Rust Quality` failed before clippy ran. Hanging it off `Result::inspect` drops the intermediate binding, and the rationale for publishing from `load_or_init` rather than the env-injectable variant moves onto the helper it now calls — where the rest of that reasoning already lives.

Review of tinyhumansai#5999 found four races around the transition itself. Three share a root cause — nothing ordered the transitions — so they are fixed together with one monotonic revision rather than three separate patches. **A superseded announcement could win permanently.** The bus publish happens outside the lock, since a subscriber may reach back into the config layer and holding the slot across it would deadlock. That leaves a gap between committing the state and emitting: resolver A commits A, resolver B commits B and emits B, then A resumes and emits a stale A. `announced` already held B by then, so no later resolution of B would correct it and every client sat on the workspace the user had left. A publisher now captures the revision it created and emits only while it is still the newest. **The connect snapshot could land after a switch.** The seed task and the switch bridge are independent, so a snapshot resolved before a switch could be delivered after its broadcast and talk a client back to the previous workspace. Both payloads carry the revision; the client keeps the highest it has seen. **A valid notification could be dropped while the client caught up.** `workspace_changed` and `core_notification` are broadcast by separate tasks, so a notification for the workspace just switched *to* can arrive before the switch announcing it — and a strict handle check dropped an alert the core had already verified. The payload now carries the revision the gate checked against, which separates "this receiver is behind, catch up and accept" from the stale case the check exists for. **A resolver could refill the cache from the old marker.** Invalidating only before a marker write leaves a window in which a racing resolver reads the pre-write marker and repopulates the cache with the workspace being switched away from. Every marker mutation now invalidates after a successful write as well as before. Two more from the same review: - Pending-session revalidation writes `active_user.toml` and reloads through `load_from_default_paths`, which bypasses the runtime resolver and so never republished — the switch went unannounced until an unrelated later config load. The call site now resolves once through the authoritative path. Publishing from `load_from_default_paths` itself would be wrong: it ignores `OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE`, so under that override it does not know the runtime answer. - The notification service kept its handle across teardown. The core seeds a client when its *socket* connects, not when the service starts, so stop → switch → restart over one live socket resumed holding the pre-switch handle and dropped everything for the workspace the user was now in.

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- Around line 527-533: Update the workspace-changed notification flow around
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captured from a single consistent active-workspace snapshot, then use that
paired snapshot for logging and JSON payload construction; do not resolve
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- Line 254: Move active-workspace cache invalidation immediately after each
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update src/openhuman/config/schema/load_user_state.rs lines 208-208 around
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- Around line 494-495: Update should_announce and its caller so the workspace
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- Line 335: Update publish_flow_gate_notification to include the originating
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Second review pass on tinyhumansai#5999 found that the revision fix had the same race it was meant to close, one level down: three sites resolved the workspace and read the revision as two separate operations, so a switch between them paired workspace A with B's newer revision — and a client comparing revisions would then rank the stale A above the B it should yield to. `active_workspace_snapshot()` now returns the pair from the same lock acquisition that committed the workspace, and `publish_active_workspace` returns the revision of the workspace it resolved, whether or not that resolve was a transition. The three consumers take the pair from it: - the per-client connect seed in `core::socketio`; - the notification bridge, whose gate now returns an `Announce` verdict carrying the revision it actually compared against, so the stamp on the payload is that one and not a later read; - the bare `active_workspace_dir()`, now a wrapper that drops the revision. Two more from the same pass: - The post-write cache invalidation sat *after* a fallible `sync_directory`, so a sync failure skipped it and a racing resolver could leave the previous workspace readable after a successful rename. It now runs before the sync at all three marker mutations. - Flow approval notifications bypass the bridge that stamps workspace identity, and the approval gate is process-wide — so the banner stayed actionable after a workspace switch and could approve another workspace's pending call. The park site now binds the notification to the workspace it parked in. It fails open (unbound) if the workspace cannot be resolved, because not publishing at all recreates the silent deadlock this bridge exists to fix.

…sees them Diff coverage on `service.ts` was 45% and the PR gate needs 80%. The routing rule was fully tested through its seam, but the socket listeners that call it were registered through a `vi.fn()` mock that never invoked them, so every line inside those closures counted as uncovered. Capture the handlers instead and fire them: the `workspace_changed` revision rule against what the core actually sends, a `core_notification` arriving over the socket, and the stop → switch → restart case that clears the workspace on teardown.

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The row was inserted without the final `|`, which breaks the file's leading-and-trailing table style (MD055). Prettier leaves a malformed row alone, so the formatter pass did not catch it.

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+                    None
+                }
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+            publish_flow_gate_notification(


Supply the missing workspace parameter to the function being called

The old call publish_flow_gate_notification(&request_id, flow_id, run_id, tool_name, action_summary) had five arguments. The new call adds a sixth argument workspace, but this diff does not show the function definition being updated. If publish_flow_gate_notification still expects five parameters, the addition of workspace is a compile error (or, if the function has a default, the extra argument is still wrong arity). The author must either show the signature change or update the function to accept the new workspace parameter.

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Not a wrong-arity call — the signature was updated in the same commit (9060865), in src/openhuman/security/approval/gate.rs:

fn publish_flow_gate_notification( request_id: &str, flow_id: &str, run_id: &str, tool_name: &str, summary: &str, workspace: Option<(String, u64)>, )

This is the only call site, so there is no five-argument caller left behind. It compiles clean under cargo clippy -D warnings on both the contributor and product feature sets, and security::approval (124 tests) passes — including gate_tests_part_03_tests, which now asserts that the published notification carries the workspace handle and revision this argument supplies. The diff you reviewed showed the call-site hunk without the definition hunk; both are in the PR.

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