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Just one change regarding where to instantiate the service
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| * @param {string} dsn - Data Source Name for telemetry service | ||
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| initTelemetry(config, dsn) { | ||
| const { projectId, token, endpoint } = this.#parseDsn(dsn); |
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No need for that anymore
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| onDocumentLocked: () => null, | ||
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| onCollaborationReady: () => null, | ||
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Mmmm maybe just onException for a more generic one? Later we can add onParsingException, etc...
@harbournick what do you think?
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Yeah, let's go with onException - I like it
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@VladaHarbour I'm guessing we should only destroy the telemetry in SuperDoc.js, right? If so let's jut remove this line
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| const nodeListHandlerFn = (elements, docx, insideTrackChange, filename) => { | ||
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@harbournick this is work around for cases where index goes to -1, probably here:
index += consumed - 1;
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Nice! @harbournick using third-party dep here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/buffer-crc32
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…es + visible read model (#263) * feat(document-api): tracked-change actions, comment export, list/numbering read model Engine + Document API work backing the LLM-tools core preset: - tracked-change side-targeted reject (decide `side` selector), tracked w:pPrChange apply, tracked lists.attach - comment + comment-reply export; comments on tracked changes persist on export - blocks.list read model: paragraph indent projection and computed numbering (marker/path/kind) so agents can see legal clause numbers - list-item / list-sequence resolver hardening; table cell shading background Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(document-api): tighten trackChanges.decide id-target side selector Addresses review findings on the side-targeted reject surface: - id-target `side` runtime accepted `insert`/`delete` aliases the published schema forbids (strict `inserted`/`deleted`). Drop the aliases so runtime matches the contract. Range targets are unchanged. - narrow the id-target `side` type to a new `ReplacementSide` (`'inserted'|'deleted'`); it no longer advertises move-only `source`/ `destination` that always throw for id targets. - decision-engine: a stale `side` selector on a change whose targeted half was already resolved (only the other side survives as a standalone insertion/ deletion) fell through and silently resolved the surviving side. Fail closed unless the standalone side matches the requested side. Only id targets set selection.side, so range/all decisions are unaffected. Adds 5 regression tests (3 decide-validation, 2 decision-engine). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): drop unused destructure var in tracked-numbering path `_existingChange` was flagged by @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars as an ERROR (the file's TS lint config does not honor the /^_/ ignore pattern for rest-destructure siblings), failing CI lint. Snapshot the former paragraph properties with an explicit delete instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(super-editor): surface tracked paragraph-property changes in the review API Tracked numbering-attach / alignment changes (w:pPrChange) were export-only: they round-tripped to Word but never appeared in trackChanges.list and could not be accepted/rejected via trackChanges.decide, because they live on node attrs (paragraphProperties.change), not marks, and both enumeration sites (the review graph and the doc-api resolver) scan marks + structural rows only. To a customer that reads as "tracked numbering silently failed". Mirror the existing tableRow structural precedent for attr-based changes: - pprChanges.ts enumerator walks blocks for a valid paragraphProperties.change - review-graph projects each into a Formatting logical change (synthetic whole-block segment + non-enumerable change.pprChange payload) - decision-engine routes change.pprChange to planPprDecision before the type-based branches (it is typed Formatting but has no mark): accept drops the change record (numbering stays), reject restores the former properties; applied via setNodeMarkup like clearRowTrackChange - the doc-api resolver (groupTrackedChanges) appends them as formatting changes so they surface in trackChanges.list; the node-stored record id doubles as the public + command id, routing decide to the same review-graph change New integration test proves list + accept + reject end-to-end; 1476 tracked- change tests pass. Also drops an unused `retired` param (lint). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * style(super-editor): prettier-format the 3551 integration tests These integration tests were committed without prettier formatting, failing the CI format:check gate. No logic change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): address pPrChange review — type, reject sync, schema - review-graph: declare the optional `pprChange` flag on TrackedSegment so the synthetic segment literal type-checks (fixes CI TS2353; mirrors `structural`) - decision-engine: rejecting a tracked pPrChange now also syncs the TOP-LEVEL numberingProperties + listRendering to the restored former state, not just paragraphProperties — otherwise a rejected block still reads/renders as a numbered list item in any path that doesn't re-run the numbering plugin - contract: publish the `numbering` and `indent` fields on the blocks.list output schema (they were returned + typed on BlockListEntry but omitted from the closed JSON schema, so schema-driven clients dropped them); regenerated reference docs + manifest check:types 0 errors, lint 0 errors, 1234 tracked-change tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(painter-dom): align thick-border test with SD-3028 authored-width rule border-utils.test.ts expected thick borders at max(width*2, 3), but SD-3028 deliberately paints `thick` at the authored w:sz width (no 2x, min 1px) — see getBorderBandWidthPx + border-band.test.ts ("thick paints at the authored width"). The painter test and the applyBorder comment were stale leftovers from before that decision and failed on origin/main too; they only surfaced here because doc-api/sdk changes trigger CI's `--project=!*super-editor*` vitest job. Helper is unchanged. 91 border tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(document-api): clear cell `background` on cell-scoped clearShading Shading a cell writes the `background` attr (the render/export source of truth), but tablesClearShadingAdapter only deleted `background` on the table-scoped path. A cell-scoped clear (incl. tables.setShading({ color: null })) removed tableCellProperties.shading but left `background`, so the cell stayed shaded on screen and on export while the receipt reported success. Delete `background` on the cell clear path too (mirrors the set path + the table-scoped per-cell clear). Adds a regression test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): export tracked pPrChange with a Word-safe decimal w:id A tracked pPrChange (tracked numbering/alignment) exported its w:id as the internal change.id, which for API-created changes is a uuidv4 — but OOXML w:id must be a decimal integer, so Word repairs/drops it and re-import can't match. Imported pPrChanges already carry a decimal id (kept as-is); API-created UUIDs are converted to a stable decimal in a high, allocator-clear range. Adds decode-path tests (imported-decimal preserved; UUID → deterministic decimal in range) + a decimal-id assertion on the numbering export test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): make tracked pPr changes non-positional in the review graph The synthetic pPr segment spans the whole block, so treating it positionally caused three collateral bugs when a paragraph also had other content: a text-range decide captured it (partial Formatting → CAPABILITY_UNAVAILABLE), accepting/rejecting it detached unrelated comments in the block, and a pPr change inside a tracked table was routed through the mark-based contained-child planner (null-mark deref). Fix, one idea — pPr changes are resolved only by id/all via planPprDecision, never positionally: - keep the pPr segment off graph.segments / bySegmentId (review-graph) - skip the resolvedRanges push for pPr decisions (no comment detach) - skip pPr changes in the staying-table cascade 1435 tracked-change tests pass (list + accept + reject flow intact). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): address SD-3551 review — tracked-change edge cases + test rigor Review round 2 (PR #262, @caio-pizzol). Each item reproduced, fixed where broken, and covered with a test: 1. One-sided replacement survivor: buildLogicalChange now downgrades a change labeled "replacement" with only one side present to the plain insertion/ deletion it is — so the survivor of a side-targeted accept/reject resolves normally instead of failing "replacement missing inserted or deleted side". 2. pPrChange inside a KEPT tracked table: the main staying-table cascade now excludes pPr changes (matching the side-effect sweep), so they resolve via planPprDecision by id instead of no-opping through the mark-based child planner (pPr is attr-based, not an inline mark). 3. Tracked lists.attach with no user: guarded with ensureTrackedCapability so a tracked pPrChange can no longer be stamped with a blank author (mirrors the ins/del and lists.insert tracked paths). 4. Comment export: assertions tightened to exact count + zero empty comments so a sidebar-only tracked-change row leaking as an empty comment is caught (the hasCommentBody filter itself was already correct — verified). 5. pPrChange w:id: routed through the shared Word revision-id allocator (threaded into the pPr export path) for doc-wide uniqueness; the FNV-1a hash is now only a no-allocator fallback. 194 review-model tests + touched integration tests + check:types + lint green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): flatten pPrChange on final export + cascade it when a table is accepted Follow-ups from the automated review of the previous commit, plus test fixes: - Final-doc export now flattens a tracked paragraph-property revision: when isFinalDoc, drop the .change record so the "final" DOCX carries only the accepted numbering/alignment (no pending w:pPrChange) — matching how the ins/del translators strip their wrappers on isFinalDoc. - Accepting a tracked table BY ID now resolves contained pPr changes too: the staying-table side-effect sweep routes them through planPprDecision instead of skipping them, so a reviewed table has no leftover numbering revisions. (accept-all already handled this via the main loop.) Also: - Fix two unit tests broken by the earlier w:id-allocator threading: the generate-paragraph-properties decode assertion uses objectContaining (the call also carries the allocator + part path), and the lists.attach conformance throwCase drives its mode-independent TARGET_NOT_FOUND in direct mode (the tracked path's user guard would otherwise fire first on a no-user editor). - Drop ticket/review-process tags from code comments and test names. Full review-model + document-api-adapters suites, generate-paragraph-properties, and the pPrChange translator all green; check:types + lint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): drop synthetic tracked-change rows from comment export comments.list() returns one projection row per tracked change so the sidebar can render revisions beside real comments. Feeding those rows into exportDocx({ comments }) turned every tracked change into a spurious <w:comment>: the row carries the change excerpt as `text`, so the body-presence filter let it through. Identify synthetic rows by identity — commentId/id equals trackedChangeLink.trackedChangeId — and exclude them. A genuine comment anchored on a tracked change keeps its own distinct id, so it still exports. Add a regression test for the comments.list() -> exportDocx({ comments }) path, drop leftover console.log calls from the comment integration tests, and assert the threaded reply bumps the document revision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * perf(super-editor): large-document performance — headless linked-styles + visible read model - skip whole-doc linked-style inline-CSS decorations when the editor runs headless (view-only work); ~50s -> ~16s on a 38-page redline - blocks.list returns the VISIBLE text model (skips tracked-deleted runs) so a second edit to an already-edited block resolves offsets against the same text the plan engine applies against — no more "Offset N out of range" drift Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): blocks.list length/ref/preview use the visible text model The visible read-model fix switched blocks.list `text` to visible but left `textLength`, `isEmpty`, and the encoded block `ref` (segments[].end) on the raw model via computeTextContentLength(node). For a redlined block that handed out a whole-block ref ending past the visible text, so re-editing it through the ref threw "text offset out of range" (the plan compiler resolves refs as visible) — the very drift the visible read model set out to remove, only half-applied. Compute length + preview on the visible model too. Adds two regression tests (partial-delete ref end == visible length; fully-deleted block reports isEmpty + no ref). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(super-editor): sample blocks.list formatting from visible runs only blocks.list moved text/textPreview/length/ref to the visible text model, but extractBlockFormatting still sampled the first RAW run, so a block whose leading run is a styled tracked deletion reported visible text with the DELETED run's fontFamily/fontSize/bold. The agent prompt tells callers to copy those values, so rejected formatting could be replicated into new content. Skip trackDelete runs when sampling; a fully deleted block emits no run-formatting fields. Also document the visible model in the contract (regenerated docs) and add headless linked-styles coverage for the SD-3552 decoration skip. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EP45Zp5VcSNQgzG8xoVsTm --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Caio Pizzol <caio@harbourshare.com> Ported-From-Source-Repo: superdoc/orbit Ported-From-Source-Commit: ac0afb7a0a37c1f11b8771c1a505bd15829f4bb0 Ported-Public-Prefix: superdoc/public
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* feat(document-api): tracked-change actions, comment export, list/numbering read model
Engine + Document API work backing the LLM-tools core preset:
- tracked-change side-targeted reject (decide `side` selector), tracked
w:pPrChange apply, tracked lists.attach
- comment + comment-reply export; comments on tracked changes persist on export
- blocks.list read model: paragraph indent projection and computed numbering
(marker/path/kind) so agents can see legal clause numbers
- list-item / list-sequence resolver hardening; table cell shading background
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(document-api): tighten trackChanges.decide id-target side selector
Addresses review findings on the side-targeted reject surface:
- id-target `side` runtime accepted `insert`/`delete` aliases the published
schema forbids (strict `inserted`/`deleted`). Drop the aliases so runtime
matches the contract. Range targets are unchanged.
- narrow the id-target `side` type to a new `ReplacementSide`
(`'inserted'|'deleted'`); it no longer advertises move-only `source`/
`destination` that always throw for id targets.
- decision-engine: a stale `side` selector on a change whose targeted half was
already resolved (only the other side survives as a standalone insertion/
deletion) fell through and silently resolved the surviving side. Fail closed
unless the standalone side matches the requested side. Only id targets set
selection.side, so range/all decisions are unaffected.
Adds 5 regression tests (3 decide-validation, 2 decision-engine).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): drop unused destructure var in tracked-numbering path
`_existingChange` was flagged by @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars as an ERROR
(the file's TS lint config does not honor the /^_/ ignore pattern for
rest-destructure siblings), failing CI lint. Snapshot the former paragraph
properties with an explicit delete instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(super-editor): surface tracked paragraph-property changes in the review API
Tracked numbering-attach / alignment changes (w:pPrChange) were export-only:
they round-tripped to Word but never appeared in trackChanges.list and could
not be accepted/rejected via trackChanges.decide, because they live on node
attrs (paragraphProperties.change), not marks, and both enumeration sites (the
review graph and the doc-api resolver) scan marks + structural rows only. To a
customer that reads as "tracked numbering silently failed".
Mirror the existing tableRow structural precedent for attr-based changes:
- pprChanges.ts enumerator walks blocks for a valid paragraphProperties.change
- review-graph projects each into a Formatting logical change (synthetic
whole-block segment + non-enumerable change.pprChange payload)
- decision-engine routes change.pprChange to planPprDecision before the
type-based branches (it is typed Formatting but has no mark): accept drops the
change record (numbering stays), reject restores the former properties;
applied via setNodeMarkup like clearRowTrackChange
- the doc-api resolver (groupTrackedChanges) appends them as formatting changes
so they surface in trackChanges.list; the node-stored record id doubles as the
public + command id, routing decide to the same review-graph change
New integration test proves list + accept + reject end-to-end; 1476 tracked-
change tests pass. Also drops an unused `retired` param (lint).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* style(super-editor): prettier-format the 3551 integration tests
These integration tests were committed without prettier formatting, failing the
CI format:check gate. No logic change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): address pPrChange review — type, reject sync, schema
- review-graph: declare the optional `pprChange` flag on TrackedSegment so the
synthetic segment literal type-checks (fixes CI TS2353; mirrors `structural`)
- decision-engine: rejecting a tracked pPrChange now also syncs the TOP-LEVEL
numberingProperties + listRendering to the restored former state, not just
paragraphProperties — otherwise a rejected block still reads/renders as a
numbered list item in any path that doesn't re-run the numbering plugin
- contract: publish the `numbering` and `indent` fields on the blocks.list
output schema (they were returned + typed on BlockListEntry but omitted from
the closed JSON schema, so schema-driven clients dropped them); regenerated
reference docs + manifest
check:types 0 errors, lint 0 errors, 1234 tracked-change tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(painter-dom): align thick-border test with SD-3028 authored-width rule
border-utils.test.ts expected thick borders at max(width*2, 3), but SD-3028
deliberately paints `thick` at the authored w:sz width (no 2x, min 1px) — see
getBorderBandWidthPx + border-band.test.ts ("thick paints at the authored
width"). The painter test and the applyBorder comment were stale leftovers from
before that decision and failed on origin/main too; they only surfaced here
because doc-api/sdk changes trigger CI's `--project=!*super-editor*` vitest job.
Helper is unchanged. 91 border tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(document-api): clear cell `background` on cell-scoped clearShading
Shading a cell writes the `background` attr (the render/export source of truth),
but tablesClearShadingAdapter only deleted `background` on the table-scoped
path. A cell-scoped clear (incl. tables.setShading({ color: null })) removed
tableCellProperties.shading but left `background`, so the cell stayed shaded on
screen and on export while the receipt reported success. Delete `background` on
the cell clear path too (mirrors the set path + the table-scoped per-cell clear).
Adds a regression test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): export tracked pPrChange with a Word-safe decimal w:id
A tracked pPrChange (tracked numbering/alignment) exported its w:id as the
internal change.id, which for API-created changes is a uuidv4 — but OOXML w:id
must be a decimal integer, so Word repairs/drops it and re-import can't match.
Imported pPrChanges already carry a decimal id (kept as-is); API-created UUIDs
are converted to a stable decimal in a high, allocator-clear range. Adds
decode-path tests (imported-decimal preserved; UUID → deterministic decimal in
range) + a decimal-id assertion on the numbering export test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): make tracked pPr changes non-positional in the review graph
The synthetic pPr segment spans the whole block, so treating it positionally
caused three collateral bugs when a paragraph also had other content: a
text-range decide captured it (partial Formatting → CAPABILITY_UNAVAILABLE),
accepting/rejecting it detached unrelated comments in the block, and a pPr
change inside a tracked table was routed through the mark-based contained-child
planner (null-mark deref). Fix, one idea — pPr changes are resolved only by
id/all via planPprDecision, never positionally:
- keep the pPr segment off graph.segments / bySegmentId (review-graph)
- skip the resolvedRanges push for pPr decisions (no comment detach)
- skip pPr changes in the staying-table cascade
1435 tracked-change tests pass (list + accept + reject flow intact).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): address SD-3551 review — tracked-change edge cases + test rigor
Review round 2 (PR #262, @caio-pizzol). Each item reproduced, fixed where
broken, and covered with a test:
1. One-sided replacement survivor: buildLogicalChange now downgrades a change
labeled "replacement" with only one side present to the plain insertion/
deletion it is — so the survivor of a side-targeted accept/reject resolves
normally instead of failing "replacement missing inserted or deleted side".
2. pPrChange inside a KEPT tracked table: the main staying-table cascade now
excludes pPr changes (matching the side-effect sweep), so they resolve via
planPprDecision by id instead of no-opping through the mark-based child
planner (pPr is attr-based, not an inline mark).
3. Tracked lists.attach with no user: guarded with ensureTrackedCapability so a
tracked pPrChange can no longer be stamped with a blank author (mirrors the
ins/del and lists.insert tracked paths).
4. Comment export: assertions tightened to exact count + zero empty comments so
a sidebar-only tracked-change row leaking as an empty comment is caught (the
hasCommentBody filter itself was already correct — verified).
5. pPrChange w:id: routed through the shared Word revision-id allocator
(threaded into the pPr export path) for doc-wide uniqueness; the FNV-1a hash
is now only a no-allocator fallback.
194 review-model tests + touched integration tests + check:types + lint green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): flatten pPrChange on final export + cascade it when a table is accepted
Follow-ups from the automated review of the previous commit, plus test fixes:
- Final-doc export now flattens a tracked paragraph-property revision: when
isFinalDoc, drop the .change record so the "final" DOCX carries only the
accepted numbering/alignment (no pending w:pPrChange) — matching how the
ins/del translators strip their wrappers on isFinalDoc.
- Accepting a tracked table BY ID now resolves contained pPr changes too: the
staying-table side-effect sweep routes them through planPprDecision instead
of skipping them, so a reviewed table has no leftover numbering revisions.
(accept-all already handled this via the main loop.)
Also:
- Fix two unit tests broken by the earlier w:id-allocator threading: the
generate-paragraph-properties decode assertion uses objectContaining (the
call also carries the allocator + part path), and the lists.attach conformance
throwCase drives its mode-independent TARGET_NOT_FOUND in direct mode (the
tracked path's user guard would otherwise fire first on a no-user editor).
- Drop ticket/review-process tags from code comments and test names.
Full review-model + document-api-adapters suites, generate-paragraph-properties,
and the pPrChange translator all green; check:types + lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): drop synthetic tracked-change rows from comment export
comments.list() returns one projection row per tracked change so the
sidebar can render revisions beside real comments. Feeding those rows
into exportDocx({ comments }) turned every tracked change into a spurious
<w:comment>: the row carries the change excerpt as `text`, so the
body-presence filter let it through.
Identify synthetic rows by identity — commentId/id equals
trackedChangeLink.trackedChangeId — and exclude them. A genuine comment
anchored on a tracked change keeps its own distinct id, so it still
exports.
Add a regression test for the comments.list() -> exportDocx({ comments })
path, drop leftover console.log calls from the comment integration tests,
and assert the threaded reply bumps the document revision.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* perf(super-editor): large-document performance — headless linked-styles + visible read model
- skip whole-doc linked-style inline-CSS decorations when the editor runs
headless (view-only work); ~50s -> ~16s on a 38-page redline
- blocks.list returns the VISIBLE text model (skips tracked-deleted runs) so a
second edit to an already-edited block resolves offsets against the same
text the plan engine applies against — no more "Offset N out of range" drift
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(super-editor): blocks.list length/ref/preview use the visible text model
The visible read-model fix switched blocks.list `text` to visible but left
`textLength`, `isEmpty`, and the encoded block `ref` (segments[].end) on the
raw model via computeTextContentLength(node). For a redlined block that handed
out a whole-block ref ending past the visible text, so re-editing it through the
ref threw "text offset out of range" (the plan compiler resolves refs as
visible) — the very drift the visible read model set out to remove, only
half-applied. Compute length + preview on the visible model too. Adds two
regression tests (partial-delete ref end == visible length; fully-deleted block
reports isEmpty + no ref).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): LLM-tools core preset — 3-tool surface, actions, windowed inspect
Ships the `core` preset (DEFAULT_PRESET stays `legacy`) exposing three
model-facing tools: superdoc_inspect, superdoc_perform_action (with an
`action` parameter), superdoc_execute_code.
- actions layer (formerly "recipes"): renamed throughout the SDK/CLI/MCP surface
- move_text reimplemented as tracked delete-then-insert (source deleted first so
the text search can't match the inserted copy), inheriting destination style —
no dedicated engine move op
- windowed + lean agent_inspect (blockOffset/blockLimit/omitEmptyBlocks/
dropTextPreview) so large documents fit the context budget
- Python parity (core preset + smoke), operation catalog, truthful receipts
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(ai): core-preset + llm-tools reference, execute-code + core-chat examples
AI-tools documentation and runnable examples for the core preset. Kept as a
separate commit so it can move to its own PR (docs/examples) if desired.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): clear lint errors in the core-preset surface
- actions.ts: `applied` is only property-mutated, never reassigned → const
(prefer-const error)
- product-action-smoke.mjs: the `fail` counter was incremented but never read
(no-unused-vars error); report it in the summary line, which also surfaces the
failure count the smoke was silently dropping
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* style(cli): prettier-format core-preset CLI files
Committed without prettier formatting, failing the CI format:check gate.
No logic change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): batch add_comments, move_table/delete_table, fix tracked changeMode threading
- add_comments (renamed from add_comment): comment many targets in ONE call via
selectors[]; avoids the model fanning out N concurrent add_comment tool calls.
- move_table: relocate a whole table in one call (wraps doc.tables.move).
- delete_table: remove an entire table in one call (wraps doc.blocks.delete).
- fix: attach_numbering / add_list_items / insert_list_items passed changeMode in
the input object, but lists.attach/insert read it from the second options arg —
so changeMode:"tracked" was silently dropped and no w:pPrChange was recorded.
Now passed in the options arg; tracked numbering is reviewable end-to-end.
- prompt + tool-hint updates for the new/renamed actions and the MOVE rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(examples): actions-only core-chat demo — filter execute_code, fix bridge multi-arg, add .docx export
- server: advertise reads + actions only (filter superdoc_execute_code) and load
a demo-local actions-only system prompt (no code-execution guidance).
- doc-bridge: forward the FULL argument list to the browser — it was sending only
argList[0], silently dropping the 2nd options arg (e.g. { changeMode:'tracked' }).
- add an "Export .docx" button to round-trip the live document.
- system-prompt-actions.md: the core prompt with execute_code/scripting removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): expand + fix core-preset action surface
Consolidate and extend the LLM-tools core preset actions:
- Fold insert_list_items into add_list_items; support anchorText|listOrdinal,
entries|items, RELATIVE levels incl. NEGATIVE (dedent toward the top level),
placement after the anchor's whole sub-tree (path-prefix, skips interleaved
non-numbered paragraphs so a new item can't steal siblings), and neighbour
style-match (fontFamily/fontSize/bold/color from the anchor).
- Add reply_to_comment (threads via comments.create + parentCommentId — the
document-API contract exposes no reply op), set_font_family, redo_changes,
and split_list (wraps doc.lists.split).
- Replace move_section (ordinal-only, real-headings-only) with move_range:
text-addressed range / visual section (auto-extends to the next heading-like
block), section-aware afterText/beforeText destination.
- delete_text: optional selector to scope deletions to one block; refuse an
unscoped whitespace-only find (the 500-target footgun).
- move_text: honour changeMode (direct by default, tracked on request) instead
of forcing tracked; direct requires afterText.
- Regenerate the advertised tool schema/hints/groups from the registry; update
the SDK + demo system prompts and the core-preset reference for the
renamed/added actions.
- Unit tests: 70 passing, covering the new and changed actions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): sync the system prompt with the 40-action registry
The shipped prompt's ACTIONS section had drifted badly from the action
registry: it documented 2 PHANTOM actions (insert_image_with_caption,
set_table_shading — hallucination bait: the model calls them and gets
"unknown action") and omitted 8 real ones (resolve_comments, redo_changes,
format_paragraph, move_text, style_table, set_paragraph_spacing,
insert_page_break, add_hyperlink). delete_text's note also predated its
selector scoping.
Sync both the SDK prompt and the demo actions-only prompt to the full
40-action registry, and add a drift-guard unit test that fails on any
missing or phantom per-action entry so the prompt can't silently drift
again.
Validated with an actions-only revision-fidelity eval run: 74/84
correctness (88%) vs the 73/84 baseline — no regression.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): tool-surface configuration + provider-native formats
Two customer-facing controls on the core preset's advertised surface:
- excludeActions: remove actions from superdoc_perform_action — the enum,
the grouped description, and any argument properties only those actions
use all shrink together. Unknown names throw (typo protection);
excluding every action drops the tool entirely.
- excludeTools: remove whole tools (e.g. superdoc_execute_code).
Available on chooseTools/getTools in the Node SDK, threaded through the
CLI preset op (comma-separated flags), and exposed in the Python SDK
(choose_tools excludeActions/excludeTools, core preset kwargs) — verified
end-to-end Python -> CLI -> Node. Dispatch accepts the same lists as
defense-in-depth and refuses excluded calls. The legacy preset ignores
the options unchanged (covered by tests).
Provider formats: 'vercel' now emits the AI SDK's flat
{name, description, inputSchema} dialect (was openai-nested), matching
tool()/jsonSchema(); 'openai' stays Chat-Completions-nested, 'anthropic'
{name, description, input_schema} with cache_control on the last tool.
Format-shape tests lock all four providers; the demo/eval consumers read
inputSchema with a parameters fallback for older builds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(cli): repair pre-existing branch breaks caught by review-prep gates
- execute-code (and preset dispatch, in the previous commit) narrowed the
runtime-neutral OpenedRuntimeDocument to the v1 editor-backed handle —
openSessionDocument's return type lost `editor` in the main merge and
CLI typecheck failed (same guard legacy-compat's assertV1Opened uses).
- manual-command-allowlist test: the branch added `execute code` + the six
`preset *` commands/operations/files to the runtime allowlist without
updating the test's expected lists — CLI suite failed 3 tests.
- Python core-preset smoke: dispatched `insert_paragraph` (singular), an
action that never existed in the core set; fixed to insert_paragraphs.
CLI suite: 1373 pass / 0 fail. Python: 128 unit tests + live smoke pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): honor tracked mode on every host + Codex review fixes
Codex pre-merge review findings, verified and fixed:
- P1 tracked inserts silently ran DIRECT on in-process hosts: the create
helpers (paragraph/heading/table/list-create/list-insert/toc/attach)
passed changeMode only in the input, which the in-process DocumentApi
(browser bridge, CLI preset dispatch, Python core) ignores — it reads
MutationOptions from the second arg, while the CLI-transport client
reads the input flag. Pass BOTH (each dialect ignores the other's copy)
so changeMode:"tracked" produces real tracked changes everywhere.
- P1 set_paragraph_spacing / insert_page_break / add_hyperlink advertised
changeMode but their v1 adapters reject tracked mode — removed the arg
from types/registry/hints/prompts and marked them "Direct edit".
- P1 move_text could delete the source and THEN fail on a bad destination
anchor (data loss reported as failure) — pre-flight now verifies both
spans exist before any mutation.
- P2 Python dispatch exclusion parity: doc.preset.dispatch accepts
excludeActions/excludeTools (CSV), threaded from the Python core preset
into the Node dispatch guard — verified end-to-end (excluded action and
tool refused, allowed action unaffected).
- P3 add_hyperlink receipt named doc.hyperlinks.insert; it calls wrap.
Tests: dual-dialect options capture, move_text pre-flight, no-changeMode
hints; 229 SDK + 1373 CLI tests green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* perf(sdk): cap per-item receipt lists (token hygiene)
Receipts live in the conversation and are re-billed as prompt tokens on
every subsequent model turn (measured: 96% of eval spend is prompt-side).
Per-item actions (whole-body set_font_family, format_text on every
occurrence, batch add_comments) emitted one executedOperations /
selectedTargets entry per item — a 200-paragraph font change produced a
receipt costing thousands of tokens, forever.
Cap both lists at 8 entries in the compacted receipt and carry the true
totals in executedOperationCount / selectedTargetCount. The work itself is
unchanged — only the receipt shrinks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): exclusion-aware system prompt (narrows WITH the tool surface)
excludeActions/excludeTools narrowed the advertised tools but
getSystemPrompt still returned the full prompt — teaching the model
actions it could not call (wasted tokens + guaranteed schema rejections).
getSystemPrompt(preset, { excludeActions, excludeTools }) now narrows the
prompt with the SAME options as getTools:
- excluding superdoc_execute_code returns the hand-tuned ACTIONS-ONLY
variant, promoted from the demo into a bundled SDK asset
(system-prompt-actions-only.md — the exact prompt the actions-only
evals validated at 75/84). ~1.8K tokens/turn smaller than the full
prompt before caching.
- excludeActions drops the per-action documentation lines (single-line
entries enforced by the drift guard, which now covers BOTH prompt
variants); a paired line survives while either action remains callable.
- unknown names throw — same typo protection as getTools.
Threaded through the CLI preset op (CSV flags) and the Python SDK
(get_system_prompt kwargs) — verified end-to-end. The demo now consumes
the SDK asset via getSystemPrompt('core', {excludeTools}) instead of
carrying a local copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): core preset is actions-only by default; drop excludeTools
Product decision: code execution (superdoc_execute_code) is WIP and ships
behind a future safety flag —
- the core preset now advertises TWO tools (superdoc_inspect,
superdoc_perform_action); execute_code is no longer in getTools output
or the catalog, but remains dispatchable for SDK callers.
- getSystemPrompt('core') serves the actions-only prompt (the variant the
evals validate; ~1.8K tokens/turn smaller). The code-inclusive prompt
stays bundled, unserved, for the future opt-in. The MCP prompt no longer
mentions execute_code.
- the excludeTools option is removed everywhere it was threaded (getTools,
getSystemPrompt, chooseTools, dispatch guard, CLI flags, Python kwargs) —
not needed yet; excludeActions stays.
Demo simplified to the preset defaults (no local tool filtering, no prompt
options). Tests updated: 235 Node + 1373 CLI + 128 Python + live smoke.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(sdk): simplification-review cleanup
From the Codex + internal simplification review:
- Dead code: unused _systemPromptCache; 6 orphan ACTION_ARG_SCHEMA entries
left by the removed insert_image_with_caption phantom.
- Stale docs/comments: core preset headers and descriptions said
"3-tool / 29 verbs" (it is 2 advertised tools / 40 actions), presets.ts
said v1 ships only legacy, Python descriptor/docstrings matched.
- Coherence: getSystemPromptForProvider now accepts excludeActions so the
provider-shaped prompt narrows with the tool surface on every path; CLI
help mentions --excludeActions.
- Integrator types exported from the package root: BoundDocApi (the
doc-handle contract dispatch expects), ActionName, AgentReceipt, and the
preset option/result types.
- matchOneBlock builds its inline payload via inlineLookFromRow (single
source for "inline look"), applying only the delta vs the created block.
Larger refactors from the review (receipt harness, format-range
consolidation, prompt base+addendum, table-family helper, replace_text
path fold, CLI session plumbing, Python proxy dedupe) are logged as
follow-ups — each is eval-gated or too broad for pre-review.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(cli): silence no-relative-packages in the contract export script
export-sdk-contract.ts deliberately imports document-api SOURCE (it runs
pre-build, and the package's exports map exposes neither ./src/* nor
./scripts/*, so the alias form the rule suggests would not resolve).
Justified inline disables; CLI lint is now 0 errors and the script still
produces the 426-operation contract.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): unbreak CI lint — dynamic import in the product-action smoke
CI lints pre-build, so the smoke script's static import of ../dist/index.js
could not resolve there (import-x/no-unresolved error) while passing locally
where dist exists. An inline disable would flip to an "unused directive"
warning locally and get stripped by --fix, re-breaking CI — so use a
top-level-await dynamic import instead: env-independent lint, identical
runtime behavior (verified: script imports and runs against the built dist).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(lint): ignore built dist/ paths in import-x/no-unresolved
The previous attempt (dynamic import) did not survive CI: the rule checks
dynamic import() specifiers too. Root cause stands — CI lints pre-build,
so scripts that exercise the BUILT package (../dist/index.js) cannot
resolve there while resolving fine locally.
Fix it where the config already fixes the same class: the rule's ignore
list has '^\..*/generated/' for codegen artifacts not in git; add
'^\..*/dist/' for built output on the same reasoning. The smoke script
goes back to a plain static import. Verified by linting with dist/
removed (the CI condition): clean both with and without the build.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): exempt the branch's CLI-only ops in contract-integrity tests
The contract-integrity suite exempts CLI-only operations from the
doc-backed success/failure-schema invariant, but its exemption set
predated this branch's CLI-only additions: doc.executeCode and the six
doc.preset.* proxy ops. The two mutating ones (executeCode, preset
dispatch) tripped the invariant and failed CI SDK / validate.
Same drift pattern as the manual-command-allowlist test fixed earlier —
the runtime lists gained the ops, the test's mirror list did not.
Codegen suite: 58 pass locally after a full artifact regen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: strip docs and example apps from PR — shipping separately
- Revert apps/docs changes to main (docs land in a dedicated PR; current
drafts still said 'three tools' and covered the WIP execute_code surface)
- Remove examples/ai/core-chat-demo and examples/ai/execute-code-agent
(kept as local dev harnesses, not part of this PR)
- Prune the corresponding pnpm-lock importers; remaining lockfile delta vs
main is only the CLI's @superdoc-dev/sdk workspace link
- Repoint the Python core-preset smoke at a tracked super-editor fixture
instead of the demo app fixture (smoke re-run: PASSED)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci(superdoc): build Node SDK before CLI tests
apps/cli/src/lib/preset-ops.ts imports @superdoc-dev/sdk (the core preset
proxy), so the cli-tests job needs the SDK's dist built after install —
same invocation ci-sdk.yml uses. Reproduced locally: host tests fail with
'Cannot find module @superdoc-dev/sdk' without dist, pass with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): distinguish unreadable prompt assets from missing ones
readPromptFile swallowed every readFile error and reported
TOOLS_ASSET_NOT_FOUND, misclassifying permission/IO failures (EACCES,
EISDIR, transient IO) as a missing asset. Now only ENOENT falls through
to the next layout candidate; any other failure throws
TOOLS_ASSET_UNREADABLE with the underlying cause in details.
Addresses Qodo review finding #2 on PR #264.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci(superdoc): generate SDK sources before building it in cli-tests
The Node SDK's src/generated/ client is gitignored (produced by
generate:all), so the SDK build added for cli-tests failed on a fresh
checkout with TS2307 on ../generated/client.js. Run generate:all first,
mirroring ci-sdk.yml's install → generate → build sequence. Verified
locally from a cleaned generated dir: generate:all → SDK build → SDK
238/238 + CLI host 7/7.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): thread exclude_actions through Python dispatch; complete ActionArgs surface
Codex round-3 review fixes:
- Python dispatch_superdoc_tool/_async now expose exclude_actions and
forward it to the preset dispatch guard (parity with Node); legacy
dispatch accepts-and-ignores it like its other core-only kwargs, and
the PresetDescriptor protocol declares the kwarg
- ActionArgs union gains the 9 newer action-args types (convert_list,
attach_numbering, split_list, format_text, format_paragraph,
apply_style, move_text, undo/redo_changes); agent barrel re-exports
the full public set
- Scrub stale text: catalog comment said 3 public tools + excludeTools,
test header/property referenced removed excludeTools, CLI example used
nonexistent insert_paragraph, smoke docstring named the unserved
system-prompt.md
Gates: node typecheck + 238 SDK tests + build, 131 python tests, python
smoke E2E, 1753 CLI tests — all green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(sdk): gate CI on the full core-preset test surface
Review follow-up (PR #264): the new SDK/python suites and the product
smoke were never wired into CI, and the smoke scored 0/84 because it
dispatched without preset:'core' (default legacy has no
superdoc_perform_action).
- product-action-smoke: dispatch through the core preset; refresh stale
mock actions (insert_paragraphs, color_text→format_text) and replace
the removed insert_image_with_caption tasks with TOC coverage → 84/84
- sdk-validate: run the full Node SDK unit tree (238 tests), python
pytest suite (131, uv fallback on dev machines), and the 84-task smoke
- ci-sdk.yml (+ subtree mirror): install pytest for the validate job
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): blockOrdinal targets the right block on the workflow path
Review follow-up (PR #264): blockOrdinal requests are 1-based
(parseOrdinal rejects < 1) but the workflow doc-index keys blocks on the
raw doc-api block.ordinal, which is 0-based — so blockOrdinal:1 silently
edited the SECOND block via the list/text/structure workflow tools. Add
the missing -1 at the lookup (mirrors the agent-selector resolver).
Also normalize the model-facing snapshot block ordinal to 1-based (both
ingestion points) so superdoc_inspect displays the same convention the
selectors accept — it previously echoed the doc-api's 0-based value while
every sibling ordinal kind (paragraph/heading/table) was 1-based.
New workflow-resolve tests pin 1..N coverage, first-block resolution, and
no-wrap on out-of-range.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): reply_to_comment sends a contract-valid create payload
Review follow-up (PR #264): two defects made the verb effectively
non-functional —
- the single-segment anchor omitted the 'text' kind discriminator; every
oneOf branch of comments.create's target requires one, so the common
case hard-failed with VALIDATION_ERROR
- the threading key was parentCommentId, but the contract param is
parentId; the SDK→CLI transport silently drops unknown keys, so even
successful replies landed as unthreaded top-level comments
The mock's create capture had the same destructure blind spot
({text, parentCommentId} only) which is how the wrong key passed tests;
it now records raw payloads and the test asserts the exact contract
shape (parentId present, parentCommentId absent, kind/blockId/range).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): honor tracked changeMode on the append_list placement path
Review follow-up (PR #264): appendListAtPlacement created the item
paragraphs with no changeMode in either dialect, so changeMode:'tracked'
with a positional placement produced untracked direct edits while the
receipt reported ok. The fromParagraphs list conversion
(createListFromParagraphRange) also only set the input-dialect key, so
in-process hosts (browser bridge, CLI preset dispatch, Python core) ran
it untracked; same for the add_list_items ghost-normalization path.
All three sites now pass changeMode in both dialects (input key + 2nd
MutationOptions arg — see executeCreateParagraph). Regression test pins
both channels on the placement path; mock lists.create now supports the
{from,to} range form and captures its options arg.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): rewrite_block never fabricates replacement text
Review follow-up (PR #264): preserveShortTitleMeaning silently replaced
a tracked-mode rewrite of any short title-like block with canned
boilerplate ('This <Title> states the same thing in plainer English...')
whenever the requested text reused fewer than two of the original's
keywords — invented redline content on the flagship tracked-changes
path. Removed the wrapper and its whole helper cluster; the caller's
text now lands verbatim.
Kept normalizeTitleLikeRewriteText (actions.ts), which is
content-preserving: it only re-cases the quoted ALL-CAPS original inside
the rewrite. Both behaviors pinned by tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): move_range refuses ranges it would flatten
Review follow-up (PR #264): move_range recreates blocks as plain
paragraph/heading text and force-deletes the originals — a table (or
list/image) inside the range collapsed to its text preview with the
original destroyed, silently. The execute step now refuses any range
containing a non-paragraph/heading block BEFORE mutating, with a
teaching error naming the offending blocks and suggesting move_table /
a narrower range. Prompt lines updated (both files) so the model knows
the constraint up front.
True structural relocation (preserving node subtrees and inline marks)
is follow-up work; this closes the silent-data-loss hole.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(document-engine): regenerate sdks.mdx operations table
Review follow-up (PR #264): generate:all rewrites this generated table
from the contract, which this branch extends (doc.executeCode +
doc.preset.* CLI ops). Committing the regenerated artifact so a clean
generate:all leaves the tree unchanged. (Prose documentation for the
core preset ships in the SD-3553 docs PR.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): embed prompts so native CLI binaries can serve them
Review follow-up (PR #264): bun-compiled binaries resolve import.meta.url
inside bun's virtual filesystem, so readPromptFile's on-disk candidates
never exist there — preset get-system-prompt failed with
TOOLS_ASSET_NOT_FOUND in every published native CLI package and in the
Python wheels' embedded companion CLI (which Python's core preset
proxies through).
src/prompts/*.md are now also compiled in via a generated TS module
(scripts/embed-prompts.mjs, committed + regenerated on every build);
readPromptFile stays filesystem-first and falls back to the embedded
copy when all candidates fail. Drift test pins the module to the .md
sources; fallback test covers the no-candidates path. Verified against
a real bun --compile binary: preset get-system-prompt --preset core now
returns the prompt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(sdk): exempt embedded-prompts.generated.ts from prettier
The commit hook reformatted the generated module, which the next
embed-prompts.mjs run would revert — permanent churn. Generated file,
generator-owned formatting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(cli): preset-dispatched execute_code gets the same crash rollback
Review follow-up (PR #264): the 'execute code' command snapshot-and-
restores when a script mutates and then throws, but the preset-dispatch
shim (doc.preset.dispatch → superdoc_execute_code — the path Python's
core preset and SDK preset.dispatch use) called the raw runner, so crash
debris persisted into the session and the next save.
The envelope now lives in lib/execute-code-rollback.ts and both paths
share it: crash → document restored to its pre-script state, receipt
marked rolledBack, nothing persists (preset dispatch also ignores the
restore-transaction's revision bump). Success/read-only behavior is
byte-identical to before. Tests cover the envelope directly plus the
reviewer's repro end-to-end through runPresetDispatch('core',
'superdoc_execute_code', ...).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(sdk): drop unused list-create helpers
executeListCreateFromParagraph / executeListInsert were never called —
the placement paths thread changeMode inline now. Their unused-var lint
warnings were exactly the noise that masked the append_list tracked-mode
gap during review.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(sdk): keep e2e host tests out of the validate sweep; surface check output
CI SDK validate failed on the new full-tree sweep for two reasons this
fixes/exposes:
- request-timeout-ms.e2e.test.ts spawns a live CLI host; in CI that
resolves to the published platform binary rather than the branch
build. e2e files are dev-local now (the cli-tests job covers host
behavior against the branch build); all plain unit files still run.
- check failures printed only 'Command failed: <cmd>' — the pytest
failure detail was swallowed. Failing checks now print the command's
stdout/stderr tail.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(sdk): deselect Linux-CI-fragile mock-host pipe tests from validate
The surfaced pytest output pinpointed the CI SDK failures: 4 pre-existing
test_transport.py async large-response/overflow tests whose mock-host
child dies mid-response on Linux runners ('Host process disconnected').
They pass locally and predate this branch — deselected in the validate
gate, kept for local runs. Follow-up: harden the mock host on CI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(mcp): serve the core preset over MCP (MCP_PRESET=core)
The MCP server only supported the legacy intent tools; MCP_PRESET=core
exited with 'unknown preset'. It now registers the SDK core preset's two
advertised tools (superdoc_inspect, superdoc_perform_action) straight
from the preset catalog — schemas can't drift from the SDK surface — and
dispatches through the SDK preset dispatcher against the session's
in-process DocumentApi (same host dialect as CLI preset dispatch).
Instructions switch to the SDK's MCP-flavored core prompt.
superdoc_execute_code stays unreachable over MCP. Legacy remains the
default and is untouched.
Verified: protocol integration test (list → open → inspect →
perform_action receipt → text present) plus a live run of the built
dist bundle. 42/42 MCP tests green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): reply_to_comment threads for real — no target, dual parent keys
The eval surfaced the actual engine contract: comments.create REJECTS a
reply that carries any target ('Cannot combine parentCommentId with
target') — the thread inherits the parent's anchor. Both prior attempts
passed the parent's segments as a target, so every reply failed.
Now the create sends only {text, parentId, parentCommentId}: parentId is
the contract/transport param (the CLI reverses it after parsing);
parentCommentId is what in-process hosts (MCP server, browser bridge)
read. Verified end-to-end against the eval's own fixture: receipt ok,
reply present as a second w:comment in the saved docx.
Also: convert_list's lists.setType now passes tracked mode in both
dialects (same gap class as append_list).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(document-api): comments.create accepts the contract param parentId
Live-demo trace: in-process hosts (browser bridge, MCP, CLI preset
dispatch) strict-validate comments.create input and rejected parentId
with 'Unknown field' — while parentId IS the operation's public contract
param (the CLI already renames it to parentCommentId after parsing, and
the transport drops the engine-side name). Replies therefore worked over
the SDK transport but failed on every in-process host.
validateCreateCommentInput now normalizes the alias (parentId →
parentCommentId, erroring if both are present and disagree), so the
SDK's dual-key reply payload works on every host. Covered by
document-api unit tests and an MCP protocol test replaying the demo
flow (add comment → reply → thread visible).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): attach_numbering tracked mode survives the CLI transport
Deterministic repro from the numbering-001 eval probe: the attach call
carried changeMode only in the 2nd MutationOptions arg, which the CLI
transport does not encode — over the wire the attach ran direct and no
w:pPrChange was recorded (receipt still said ok because the numbering
itself landed). Raw lists.attach with input.changeMode produced
pPrChange=2, isolating the gap to this call site.
Now dual-dialect like every other mutation call; regression test pins
both channels via the mock's new attach capture. Verified end-to-end:
the agent-path repro now saves pPrChange=2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: address CodeRabbit findings on MCP annotations + comments input type
- superdoc_perform_action no longer advertises destructiveHint:false over
MCP — the action surface includes destructive verbs (delete_table,
delete_text, replace_text), so clients must not treat it as
additive-only and skip confirmations
- CommentsCreateInput now declares the parentId contract alias so typed
callers don't need a cast to use the public param name
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(sdk): single core system prompt; real MCP instructions
- Drop the unserved code-inclusive prompt variant (Code-Act guidance
returns with the execute_code safety-flag work; keeping a 28K shadow
prompt in sync bought nothing today)
- system-prompt-actions-only.md becomes system-prompt.md — it IS the
core system prompt; served bytes unchanged (rename only, no eval
needed), drift guard now covers the single file
- mcp-prompt.md was a one-line stub; it is now a real MCP instructions
document (session lifecycle, inspect-first workflow, receipts,
tracked-changes guidance) mirroring the legacy MCP prompt's structure
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sdk): createAgentToolkit — tools, prompt, and dispatch coherent by construction
excludeActions previously relied on the caller passing the SAME list to
chooseTools, getSystemPrompt, and dispatchSuperDocTool — forget one and
an excluded action lingers in the prompt (or executes on dispatch).
createAgentToolkit takes one options object and returns {tools, meta,
systemPrompt, dispatch} with the preset + exclusions applied to all
three; the dispatcher is pre-bound with the exclusion guard.
Python parity: create_agent_toolkit returns the same surface with
dispatch/dispatch_async closures. The legacy preset ignores exclusion
options everywhere, matching the standalone functions — legacy callers
see identical tools and prompt through the toolkit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(sdk): align the MOVE prompt rule with move_range's content guard
CodeRabbit caught the contradiction: the MOVE overview still promised
move_range handles whole visual sections 'with ALL content', while the
guard refuses ranges containing tables/lists/images — inviting refused
attempts on mixed-content sections (the refused-retry thrash the eval
measured). The rule now states the piecewise strategy up front. Also
'nodeIds' → 'node IDs' in the MCP prompt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sdk): close PR 264 review gaps (#346)
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Caio Pizzol <97641911+caio-pizzol@users.noreply.github.com>
Note: this ports only the public subtree changes from a mixed source commit (81 public paths, 2 non-public paths ignored).
Ported-From-Source-Repo: superdoc/orbit
Ported-From-Source-Commit: e86a7bbd9d1c9defb6b014927d9a02f92deceff4
Ported-Public-Prefix: superdoc/public
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