feat(ci): operation-level published-contract drift gate + diff artifact - #79
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The published contract at https://api.wave.online/openapi.json is 1.0.0 with 54 paths / 75 operations. This repo's openapi.yaml is 1.1.0 with 209 paths / 230 operations. Nothing measured that gap, and neither existing gate could: the byte-level pin watcher in the serving repo compares repo bytes to a pin and says nothing about what is actually SERVED, and skills-index-coverage.mjs is product-granular and one-directional. Adds a comparator that diffs the two documents at (path, METHOD) granularity in three directions — undocumented-live (served but undocumented, the security-relevant one), unpublished-repo (declared but not served), and shared-drift — plus a scheduled workflow, an allowlist that revalidates itself, and the committed diff artifact. The comparator normalizes the serve-time enrichment first. Without that, all 72 shared operations report a difference for enrichment reasons alone; with it, 4 do. Every rule strips by EXACT SHAPE, so a hand-written 404 that merely happens to be missing upstream still surfaces as drift. Two suppression rules replace what would otherwise be 158 allowlist entries: an operation carrying `x-schema-status: draft` is the spec's own statement that it is not yet a promise, so its absence is reported and not failed on — and promoting it out of draft immediately requires the published contract to carry it. The allowlist is reserved for the three root operations the service adds of its own accord, each with an `expectAbsent: [security]` guard so the exemption lapses the moment that route moves behind auth. Tests: 20 offline, deterministic, zero network. The load-bearing one asserts the enrichment reads as drift WITHOUT normalization and clean WITH it, so a normalizer that silently stopped working could not pass. No change to openapi.yaml, foundation-gate.yml, or any existing file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughAdded OpenAPI drift comparison with gateway-enrichment normalization, allowlists, draft suppression, freshness validation, CLI reporting, automated workflow checks, issue handling, and a committed drift receipt. ChangesPublished contract drift
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new drift gate has several paths that can suppress, misreport, or leave stale contract alerts. These should be corrected before relying on it as a merge and operational signal. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant published-drift-freshness
participant published-drift
participant PublishedContract
participant TrackingIssue
GitHubActions->>published-drift-freshness: validate openapi.yaml against contract-drift.json
published-drift-freshness-->>GitHubActions: return fresh, stale, or unknown status
GitHubActions->>published-drift: run scheduled or manual comparison
published-drift->>PublishedContract: fetch published OpenAPI document
PublishedContract-->>published-drift: return published operations
published-drift-->>GitHubActions: return drift status and artifact
GitHubActions->>TrackingIssue: create or update issue for stale or drifted contracts
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Reviewer's GuideAdds an operation-level published-contract drift gate that compares openapi.yaml with the live OpenAPI document after exact gateway-enrichment normalization, reports structured diff artifacts, self-expiring allowlist exemptions, and distinct CI handling for offline tests, scheduled live drift, and unknown read failures. Sequence diagram for scheduled published-contract drift detectionsequenceDiagram
participant Cron as Scheduled workflow
participant CLI as published-drift.mjs
participant Repo as openapi.yaml
participant Gateway as Published OpenAPI endpoint
participant Compare as published-drift-compare.mjs
participant Issue as GitHub tracking issue
Cron->>CLI: main()
CLI->>Repo: readFileSync()
CLI->>Gateway: fetchPublished()
Gateway-->>CLI: Published OpenAPI document
CLI->>Compare: compare(repoDoc, liveDoc, allowlist, normalize)
Compare->>Compare: normalizePair()
Compare-->>CLI: findings and artifact data
CLI->>CLI: writeFileSync(contract-drift.json)
alt unexplained findings
CLI->>Issue: Create or comment on exact-title issue
CLI-->>Cron: Exit 2 DRIFT
else no findings
CLI-->>Cron: Exit 0 OK
end
alt read or parse failure
CLI-->>Cron: Exit 1 UNKNOWN
end
Flow diagram for operation-level contract comparisonflowchart TD
A[Read openapi.yaml] --> B[Fetch or load published OpenAPI document]
B --> C[Index GET/POST/etc operations]
C --> D{Operation exists in both documents?}
D -->|Only live| E[undocumented-live finding]
D -->|Only repo| F{ x-schema-status is draft? }
F -->|Yes| G[Suppress as draft]
F -->|No| H[unpublished-repo finding]
D -->|Both| I[normalizePair exact gateway enrichment]
I --> J[diffOperation normalized fields]
J --> K{Differences remain?}
K -->|Yes| L[shared-drift finding]
K -->|No| M[No finding]
E --> N[Apply predicate-based allowlist]
H --> N
L --> N
N --> O{Finding set empty?}
O -->|Yes| P[Exit 0]
O -->|No| Q[Write artifact and exit 2]
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The committed receipt had no freshness check anywhere in CI. `unit` never opened the file, and `drift` wrote a fresh copy to /tmp and uploaded it as a build artifact without ever diffing it against the committed one — so the receipt could disagree with the openapi.yaml sitting beside it and nothing would say a word. Its own `about` field calls it "a dated receipt, not a live view", and for the PUBLISHED half that is right: the gateway moves on its own schedule and only the networked job can see it. The REPO half is different. openapi.yaml changes only by pull request, so a receipt that disagrees with it is not a dated view of a moving world — it is simply wrong, in a file a reader has no reason to distrust. Adds published-drift-freshness.mjs: offline, no network, no writes. It pins sources.repoOperationsDigest — a sha256 over one sorted line per operation, "<METHOD> <path>\t<x-schema-status>" — which is exactly the repo-side input that decides how the report CLASSIFIES an operation. Add or remove one and it moves between directions; flip x-schema-status and a draft-suppressed entry becomes a finding. It deliberately does NOT cover edits inside an operation: those can only be settled against what the gateway serves, which is the networked drift job's daily question. The two compose and neither overclaims. Severity is keyed to whether an author can act. Clearing a stale verdict means regenerating, and that needs the network — failing a PR for it would smuggle back the exact coupling this workflow's header rejects. So on a PR the job warns and writes a step summary; on schedule and on pushes to main it goes red and files one tracking issue, matched by exact title, the same way `drift` does. Exit codes match the sibling script: 0 fresh, 2 stale, 1 UNKNOWN — a receipt that cannot be graded is never reported as fresh. Measured, not assumed: node --test over both suites is 28/28 green. Against the real 447 KB openapi.yaml and the real committed receipt, four mutations each exit 2 — operation added, removed, path renamed (a swap: 209 paths and 230 ops before and after), and one draft operation promoted. The last two are caught by the digest ALONE, with every count still agreeing, which is what proves the check is not just comparing headline numbers. The unmutated spec exits 0. actionlint is clean on the workflow. Also fixes the run command in both test docstrings: `node --test .github/scripts/` cannot work, because node's test discovery skips dot-directories — it fails on the path itself. The glob does.
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In @.github/scripts/published-drift-compare.mjs:
- Line 82: Update the allowlist evaluation around the liveOp guard in the
relevant validation function so an unpublished-repo entry with neither expect
nor expectAbsent is honored when liveOp is null; retain predicate matching for
entries that specify conditions and ensure the no-live-operation path does not
produce a lapsed allowlist finding or an incorrect mismatch reason.
- Around line 98-103: Update validateAllowlist to require at least one live
predicate, expect or expectAbsent, when e.direction is "undocumented-live";
reject entries missing both fields before they can pass validation and
allowlistStillApplies can exempt the finding indefinitely.
- Around line 219-220: Update the allowlist handling around allowByKey and
record to track every allowlist key consumed during operation recording, then
surface remaining unconsumed entries in the drift report. Ensure entries for
operations no longer served or documented in openapi.yaml are included in the
reported allowlist problem counts.
- Around line 87-89: Update the logic that evaluates entry.expectAbsent to
resolve effective document-level security first: when liveDoc.security applies
and the operation lacks its own security key, treat security as present before
checking absent paths. Preserve operation-level security precedence and ensure
the allowlist exemption is not retained after authentication moves to the
document level.
In @.github/scripts/published-drift-freshness.mjs:
- Around line 91-92: Update the recorded digest validation in the receipt
classification flow to require exactly 64 lowercase hexadecimal characters,
rather than merely a non-empty string. When validation fails, classify the
receipt as unknown and preserve stale classification only for valid digests that
are demonstrably outdated.
- Around line 119-128: Update parseArgs to validate the value following
--receipt, rejecting missing values and option-like tokens instead of assigning
them to args.receipt. Ensure main returns EXIT_UNKNOWN for invalid receipt
arguments before any file reads occur, while preserving the existing default
receipt and spec parsing behavior.
In @.github/scripts/published-drift.mjs:
- Around line 86-87: Update the argument parsing around --live and --out so each
option requires a following token that is neither missing nor another option;
otherwise emit a usage error and return EXIT_UNKNOWN. Ensure main() is not
entered with undefined or option-token pathnames, while preserving valid
pathname handling.
- Around line 211-212: Update the reporting flow around the json argument and
report function so --json writes only the serialized artifact to stdout; route
report(result) and the success message to stderr or suppress them in JSON mode,
while preserving normal text output for non-JSON invocations.
- Line 71: Update the fetch flow around doFetch to prevent unrestricted redirect
following: validate each redirect target and allow only HTTPS URLs on the
canonical origin, rejecting all others; also enforce private-address egress
restrictions for permitted targets.
In @.github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml:
- Around line 244-285: Extend the workflow’s clean-comparison path for
published-drift.mjs exit code 0 to find any open issue with the exact TITLE
“Published contract has drifted from openapi.yaml” and close it after
reconciliation. Reuse the existing GH_TOKEN, GITHUB_REPOSITORY, and exact-title
lookup conventions from “File or update the tracking issue”; leave drift
handling unchanged.
- Around line 135-196: Add a non-PR fresh-path step keyed on
steps.fresh.outputs.code == '0' that locates the open issue with the exact TITLE
contract-drift.json no longer matches openapi.yaml and closes it when found.
Keep this lifecycle separate from the drift issue and reuse the existing
repository/token configuration and exact-title lookup pattern.
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91-91: 🔒 Security & PrivacyNo lifecycle-script risk exists for the pinned dependency tree.
js-yaml@4.1.0andargparse@2.0.1define no npm install lifecycle hooks. Both versions are pinned inpackage-lock.json, so no--ignore-scriptschange is required..github/scripts/published-drift.mjs (1)
71-71: 🔒 Security & PrivacySecurity Misconfiguration (CWE-345)
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Do not rely on an unvalidated redirect chain for the published contract.
fetchPublishedfollows redirects without checking the final URL. The current endpoint returns a direct HTTPS200, but no code or deployment guarantee prevents a future HTTP or non-canonical redirect. Reject redirects or enforce the canonical HTTPS origin.
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Every finding was verified against the code before being fixed; none waved
through, none resolved without a change. The load-bearing one is measured live.
DOCUMENT-LEVEL AUTH DEFEATED THE EXEMPTION GUARD (measured, not hypothetical).
All three live-surface exemptions carry expectAbsent: ["security"], and their
justifications promise the exemption lapses "the moment the operation gains a
security requirement". allowlistStillApplies read only the operation object.
OpenAPI makes a document-level `security` the default for any operation without
its own, so auth arriving at the root was invisible to the guard. Fetched the
published contract on 2026-09-04: the document declares a root `security`, GET
/platform and GET /usage carry their own (correctly lapsed), and GET /leaderboard
carries none - so it inherited auth and its exemption silently survived the exact
event it was written to catch. Same snapshot, before vs after: undocumented-live
3 -> 4, allowlisted 1 -> 0. Exit was already 2 both ways, so this reddens nothing
new; it makes the count honest.
Also fixed:
- unpublished-repo exemptions were inert. record() passes null as liveOp for that
direction and allowlistStillApplies returned false for every entry, so the
direction was configurable but could never be honored - and the entry was
reported with a reason naming a live operation that never existed. A
predicate-free entry is now honored; one stating an unevaluable predicate
lapses with an accurate reason, and validateAllowlist rejects that combination.
- validateAllowlist did not require the predicate the file header promises. An
entry with neither expect nor expectAbsent passed validation and was then
honored on path+method alone - an exemption that could never lapse.
- Allowlist entries matching no operation were invisible. allowByKey is consulted
only from record(), so a dead entry appeared in neither `allowlisted` nor
`lapsedAllowlistEntries` and read as "no allowlist problem" forever. Now
surfaced as unmatchedAllowlist plus a ::warning::, not failed: stale
bookkeeping is not drift, and reddening for it trains people to ignore it.
- Redirects are no longer followed. redirect: 'follow' let whatever answers the
published URL choose this CI job's next destination. Measured: the endpoint
answers HTTP/2 200 directly, so refusing redirects breaks nothing that works
today, and a bounce now reads as EXIT_UNKNOWN rather than a verdict.
- --json wrote the artifact and the human report to the same stdout, so the
stream was unparseable. Verified: piping --json into a parser fails before,
succeeds after. The report moves to stderr rather than being dropped, so the
CI annotations survive.
- --live/--out/--receipt with no value. Bare --live silently took the NETWORK
branch, the one branch --live is typed to avoid (verified against the old
code). Bare --receipt surfaced as "could not read/parse undefined", sending the
reader after a missing file rather than a missing argument. Both are usage
errors returning EXIT_UNKNOWN now.
- A malformed digest was classified STALE, not UNKNOWN. Any non-empty string
passed, so a merge marker or a truncated paste read as "the spec moved" and
filed the routine staleness issue. STALE and UNKNOWN drive different CI
behaviour, so that was a false report. Now requires 64 lowercase hex.
- Both workflow gates were FAIL-OPEN. Each per-code step enumerates only 1 and 2,
so an interpreter crash, an OOM kill, or a code added later matched no step and
left the job GREEN. A gate that fails open is worse than no gate because it is
trusted. Both jobs now carry an explicit inverse default case.
- Neither tracking issue was ever closed. An open issue asserts the default
branch is currently broken; nothing retracted it, so it outlived its cause and
the next real failure would arrive as a comment on an issue people had learned
to ignore. Both jobs now own the full lifecycle of their own issue, matched on
the same exact literal titles they file under.
Tests: 30 -> 39, all offline. The exemption lifecycle moves to its own file
(published-drift-allowlist.test.mjs) - a real seam, and the old file was doing
two jobs. No assertion was loosened: the validateAllowlist fixture gained the
predicate the stricter rule now requires, and the rule itself is asserted.
Measured:
node --test .github/scripts/*.test.mjs -> 39/39 pass
actionlint .github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml -> clean
published-drift-freshness.mjs openapi.yaml
--receipt contract-drift.json -> FRESH (exit 0)
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Criterion: CONTRACT-001 / COMPAT-001 / API-001.
The defect
The contract we publish and the contract this repo declares had drifted, and nothing measured it. Measured today at
9ffe7c0:openapi.yaml(this repo)https://api.wave.online/openapi.jsonShared: 72. Reproduce:
Neither existing gate can see this. The serving repo's pin watcher compares repo bytes to a pin — a pin can be current while the served document still differs, because the service enriches and overlays the spec at serve time.
skills-index-coverage.mjsis product-granular and one-directional, so it cannot see a method-level difference nor an operation served live that this repo never documented.The four real drifts
GET /identity/resolve—summaryand theagentparameter description differ ("WAVE agent id" here vs "WAVE fleet agent id" published).GET /videos/{videoId}/chapters,POST /videos/{videoId}/chapters,POST /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect— all three aredeprecated: truewithx-status: unroutedhere, and the published contract says neither. Consumers are not being told these are deprecated.The three live-only operations, individually
Every operation the service serves that this spec does not describe is public API nobody reviewed as public API, so each is named rather than counted:
GET /leaderboard— public eval leaderboard, unauthenticated, root-served.GET /platform— platform-wide aggregate usage, unauthenticated, root-served.GET /usage— inference funnel usage, unauthenticated, root-served.All three are root-level operations the service adds of its own accord, with a per-operation server override to the host root rather than
/v1, so documenting them here as/v1paths would state URLs that do not exist. They are allowlisted with justifications — and a parallel lane is moving all three behind operator auth right now, so this artifact would go stale the moment that lands. It does not: each entry carriesexpectAbsent: ["security"], so the exemption lapses automatically. Demonstrated end-to-end against the real published document withsecurityadded to/usage:/usagealso carries a genuine contradiction worth resolving before any promotion: this spec declaresPOST /usageas an x402-priced draft under/v1, while the published contract serves a free publicGET /usageat the root. Same segment, two different meanings.What this adds
.github/scripts/published-drift.mjs— CLI (fetch, IO, exit codes)..github/scripts/published-drift-compare.mjs— the pure comparison..github/scripts/published-drift-normalize.mjs— what the service does to the spec at serve time..github/scripts/published-drift-allowlist.json— three self-revalidating exemptions..github/scripts/published-drift.test.mjs— 20 offline tests..github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml— offlineunitjob on PRs, networkeddriftjob on cron only.contract-drift.json— the committed diff artifact, generated by the script itself so it is reproducible rather than hand-written.Normalization is the load-bearing part. The service rewrites every operation as it publishes it. Without normalizing that away, all 72 shared operations report a difference; with it, 4 do. Measured:
Every rule strips by exact shape, never by key name — a hand-written 404 that merely happens to be missing upstream still surfaces as drift. If the service changes its enrichment literals the shapes stop matching and differences resurface as findings: the gate goes loud, not quiet.
No operations were deleted, and nothing was promoted. Which of the 158 draft operations belong in the GA set is a product decision, not this PR's. Instead of 158 allowlist entries,
x-schema-status: draftsuppresses on its own — it is the spec's own statement that an operation is not yet a promise — and promoting one out of draft immediately requires the published contract to carry it. Draft is a lane to publication, not a parking space.Why this gate lives here, and why it is a cron
This repo owns it. The published contract is this repo's output — every SDK and the CLI are generated from
openapi.yaml— so "the published contract disagrees with the spec" is a defect in this repo's product, and the remedy edits a file that lives here. The serving repo keeps its pin watcher because the remedy there is a pin bump. Each gate lives where its fix lives; this extends the split rather than competing with it.The networked job is scheduled, never a PR check (07:10 UTC, after the pin watcher's 06:40). Whether the published contract has drifted is not a property of any given PR — putting it on the PR path would make every author here depend on an unauthenticated fetch, exactly the defect the serving repo already fixed by moving its check to a cron. The offline unit job does run on PRs.
Exit contract, unchanged from the fleet's scheduled-watcher precedent:
0clean,1UNKNOWN (broken read — red, files no issue, since a failed read says nothing about drift),2DRIFT (files/updates one tracking issue by exact title, then fails the job so a rate-limited issue write can never make drift look green). A published document with zero operations is refused as UNKNOWN rather than graded clean.Also found (not fixed here)
26 operations have a real, hand-written
descriptioninopenapi.yamlthat the published contract replaces with versioning boilerplate. That is a defect in the publishing service, not in this spec, so it is reported as a warning and never counted as drift. Its remedy belongs in the other repo.Proving tests
All run, all passing:
Including: the enrichment reads as drift without normalization and clean with it; a non-injected 404 survives normalization; a hand-set
operationIdis never stripped; a draft operation is suppressed but a promoted one is a finding; an allowlist entry lapses when its route gainssecurity; an exemption cannot leak across directions; and a broken read or empty document exits1, never0.Also run:
scripts/public-repo-guard/content-policy.shagainst the tracked tree with the real orgGUARD_PRIVATE_REPOS→content policy OK(exit 0). This repo is public; no private repo name, internal source path, or internal hostname appears in any added file or in this body.Rollback
Every file is new and nothing existing was modified — no
openapi.yaml, nofoundation-gate.yml. Revert the commit, or delete.github/workflows/published-contract-drift.ymlto silence the gate while keeping the tooling. No published behaviour changes either way: this PR only measures.Overlap
openapi.yamlpaths, mine are the diff tooling and the gate. No overlap. When fix: align Clip + Voice contracts with the live gateway #48 lands,contract-drift.jsonshould be regenerated./leaderboard,/platform,/usagethemselves; this PR only reports them, and its allowlist is built to lapse when that lane lands.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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openapi.yamlchanges. Main risk is workflow behavior (scheduled drift failures, advisory vs blocking freshness) rather than production code paths.Overview
Adds a published-contract drift system that compares
openapi.yamlto the live gateway OpenAPI at operation granularity, plus CI to keep the check honest offline and on a schedule.New Node tooling splits compare (undocumented-live, unpublished-repo, shared-drift), normalize (strip known serve-time enrichment so gateway-only noise does not drown real mismatches), and a CLI that fetches
https://api.wave.online/openapi.json(or--live), writescontract-drift.json, and uses exit codes 0/1/2 for OK / tooling failure / drift.x-schema-status: draftsuppresses repo-only operations without per-op allowlist entries; three root GET routes (/leaderboard,/platform,/usage) get predicate-based allowlist entries that lapse whensecurityappears (including document-level defaults).A separate freshness gate checks offline that committed
contract-drift.jsonstill matches the repo spec viarepoOperationsDigest(catches operation swaps and draft promotion, not only counts). Workflowpublished-contract-drift.ymlruns offline unit tests and freshness on PRs (stale receipt is advisory on PR, failing on main/schedule), and runs the networked drift job on cron/manual only—with tracking issues on drift/stale and explicit failure on unknown exit codes.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 6f249df. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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@codesmith-botwith what you need. Autofix is disabled.Summary by Sourcery
Add scheduled operation-level drift detection and reproducible artifact tracking between openapi.yaml and the gateway’s published contract.
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