feat(onboarding): Linear wake-on-assignment choice - #120
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Cover two behaviors that shipped without docs: - agent-relay 12.3.0's machine-local enrollment claim: `node up` now refuses a second broker for an already-claimed node id (with `--force` as the deliberate takeover), documented on the broker lifecycle page and cross-linked from Nodes → Enrollment And Identity. - `agent-relay integration subscribe` as a user-facing recipe: bind a provider resource to an agent/channel, events materialize through Relayfile and wake the recipient, deliveries queue and replay across reconnects. New page under Automation with a pointer from Webhooks. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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…ation Assigning a ticket to the agent's connected app user is the delegation gesture — Cloud listens for it as AppUserNotification.issueAssignedToYou (linear:events=assigned|all) — but onboarding's Linear source only offered team/project/labels, so the choice was unreachable from the form. - Linear gains a "Wake on" select: New issues (default) / Issues assigned to the agent / New or assigned issues - SourcePicker renders a select for fields that carry options - validSourcePreferences constrains choice fields to their options (or blank-as-default), so a stale stored value fails validation the same way an unknown field does - sourceSummary names the chosen option, not its storage value - events is excluded from local filter rules and the prefilled local ticket: it is what wakes the Cloud listener, never a field an issue carries — a local run has no dispatcher to interpret it Verified: 209 web tests pass (incl. new pins for the select options, validation, summary label, and no events in local code or input), tsc --noEmit clean. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLinear onboarding now supports wake-event choices and excludes them from local ticket fields and filters. The documentation adds guidance on broker claims and provider subscriptions, with related navigation and webhook links. ChangesLinear Wake Settings
Broker Lifecycle Documentation
Provider Subscription Documentation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Some broker recovery guidance needs correction, and the onboarding summary can omit the default wake choice. These issues are bounded enough for merge with owner follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Include the default wake mode in source summaries
When a user selects Linear and leaves Wake on untouched, this fallback displays “New issues” without writing issues to sourceSettings. The later workflow preview and final review pass the empty settings to sourceSummary, which consequently says “All incoming items from this connection”; that now incorrectly suggests assigned issues can also trigger the flow even though the effective default only handles new issues. Persist the displayed default or make the summary resolve the choice field's default.
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In `@web/content/docs/cli-broker-lifecycle.mdx`:
- Around line 64-65: Update the bash examples in the broker lifecycle
documentation to use quoted variables such as "$HOLDER_STATE_DIR" and
"$OTHER_WORKSPACE_KEY" instead of angle-bracket placeholders, and tell readers
to set those variables before running the commands.
- Line 65: Update the `agent-relay node up` workspace-key workaround to clarify
that changing `--workspace-key` alone does not change a node ID pinned by
`RELAY_NODE_ID`; tell readers to select a different node ID or remove the pin
when using a different workspace key.
In `@web/lib/flow-sources.ts`:
- Line 85: Update sourceSummary to resolve absent or blank events to the first
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| agent-relay node down --state-dir <holder's state dir> # stop the running broker | ||
| agent-relay node up --workspace-key <different key> # serve a different enrolled node |
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Replace the shell placeholders with usable arguments.
These commands appear in a bash block, but < and > are redirection operators. The apostrophe in <holder's state dir> also starts an unmatched quote. Neither command runs as shown. Use quoted, named variables such as "$HOLDER_STATE_DIR" and "$OTHER_WORKSPACE_KEY", and tell readers to set them first. (gnu.org)
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In `@web/content/docs/cli-broker-lifecycle.mdx` around lines 64 - 65, Update the
bash examples in the broker lifecycle documentation to use quoted variables such
as "$HOLDER_STATE_DIR" and "$OTHER_WORKSPACE_KEY" instead of angle-bracket
placeholders, and tell readers to set those variables before running the
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| agent-relay node down --state-dir <holder's state dir> # stop the running broker | ||
| agent-relay node up --workspace-key <different key> # serve a different enrolled node |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Account for a pinned node ID in the workspace-key workaround.
If RELAY_NODE_ID is pinned, changing --workspace-key does not change the node ID. The new broker therefore still encounters the claim described in Line 59. Tell readers to select a different node ID or remove the pin when they use a different workspace key; web/content/docs/nodes.mdx Line 216 confirms that a pinned ID is taken as-is.
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In `@web/content/docs/cli-broker-lifecycle.mdx` at line 65, Update the
`agent-relay node up` workspace-key workaround to clarify that changing
`--workspace-key` alone does not change a node ID pinned by `RELAY_NODE_ID`;
tell readers to select a different node ID or remove the pin when using a
different workspace key.
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| const parts = ISSUE_SOURCES.find(source => source.id === id)!.fields.flatMap(field => { | ||
| const value = settings[field.key]?.trim(); | ||
| return value ? [`${field.label}: ${value}`] : []; | ||
| if (!value) return []; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show the default Linear wake choice in the summary.
When events is absent or blank, SourcePicker displays New issues, but sourceSummary skips the choice and can display “All incoming items from this connection.” Resolve a blank choice to its first option before this check. Add a summary test for the default value.
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In `@web/lib/flow-sources.ts` at line 85, Update sourceSummary to resolve absent
or blank events to the first available choice before checking whether to include
it, so the summary matches SourcePicker’s default. Add a summary test covering
the default choice.
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An untouched Wake on select displays its first option but writes nothing to sourceSettings, so the summary fell back to "All incoming items" — wrongly implying assigned issues could also wake the flow. Choice fields now render their displayed default in the summary. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
Follow-up to AgentWorkforce/cloud#3992 + AgentWorkforce/flows#581. Cloud now supports
linear:events=assigned|all— assigning a ticket to the connected app user deliversAppUserNotification.issueAssignedToYouand wakes the flow — but onboarding's Linear source only offered team/project/labels, so the delegation choice was unreachable from the form.<select>for any field that carriesoptions; styling reuses the filter-field treatment.validSourcePreferencesconstrains choice fields to their declared options (blank means default) — a stale stored value fails draft validation the same way an unknown field does.sourceSummarynames the chosen option ("Wake on: Issues assigned to the agent"), not its storage value.eventsis deliberately not a local filter:sourceFilterRulesskips it andlocalInputstrips it from the prefilled ticket — it's what wakes the Cloud listener, never a field an issue carries, and a local run has no dispatcher to interpret it.Verification
npx vitest run lib/test/→ 209 passed, including new pins: the option set, validation acceptingissues/assigned/all/blank and rejectingmentions(andeventson non-linear sources), the summary label,eventsabsent from generated local filter code and the Issue type, and absent from the prefilled local ticket.npx tsc --noEmit→ clean.Depends on: AgentWorkforce/cloud#3992 (server accepts/enforces the grammar) — safe to merge in any order since a blank/absent
eventsis the unchanged default, but the select only has effect once the Cloud side deploys.Test plan
issues/assigned/all; draft validates; summary names the choiceeventsnever reaches local filter code, the Issue type, or flow-input.jsonevents: 'assigned'Generated with Devin
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Adds a "Wake on" choice to Linear sources in onboarding so agents can wake on assignment, not just new issues.
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eventsis excluded from local filter rules and the prefilled local ticket—it only controls what wakes the Cloud listener.optionsas a select, reusing the existing filter styling.Docs
--forcetakeover foragent-relay node up.Written for commit b7205f1. Summary will update on new commits.