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deploy-verify

After a deploy command succeeds, curls the live URL with cache-busting and puts the verdict in the model's context, so a deploy cannot be claimed without…

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★ 1v0.3.0MITupdated 2026-09-21yash-gadodia/claude-mods/deploy-verify
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› fix the failing auth test and add an audit log call ⏺ Read(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Read 6 lines ⏺ Update(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Added 2 lines, removed 1 line ⏺ Bash(bun test) ⎿ 3 pass, 1 fail ● Done. refresh now rejects expired claims and logs an audit event. ✻ Worked for 42s · done 4:20 PM › /deploy-verify ⎿ deploy-verify: deploy-verify: no /work/app/.claude/deploy-verify.json, so deploys here are never checked. ⎿ deploy-verify: ⎿ deploy-verify: Write one of: ⎿ deploy-verify: { "url": "https://example.com", "match": "v1.2.3" } ⎿ deploy-verify: { "url": "https://example.com", "matchFile": "VERSION" } ⎿ deploy-verify: { "targets": [ { "url": "...", "match": "..." } ] } ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── › ? for shortcuts
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claude-mods

Mods that keep an agent honest — plus a few that make the terminal fun.

claude-code · mod · function-hooks · typescript · macos

License: MIT Claude Code — mod test

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scope: 3/4 files
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<sub>Thirteen mods, each drawing or guarding its own slice of the session. Above: usage-band and scope-guard.</sub>

usage-band, wod-band and wod-timer above the prompt <sub>usage-band, wod-band and wod-timer in a live session.</sub>

Why

Claude Code will tell you a deploy worked because git push exited 0. It will turn a one-line fix into a nine-file refactor and never mention it. Written rules in CLAUDE.md help until the model forgets them, and you find out on the deploy that breaks.

These are the same rules, moved out of prose and into the engine — where they hold whether or not the model remembers.

What a mod is

A mod is a Claude Code plugin whose behaviour lives in a TypeScript hooks module — register(on, options) wiring handlers onto engine events (tool.call, ui.render, turn.complete) rather than markdown the model reads. A mod can deny a tool call, rewrite it in flight, draw above the prompt, or put evidence in front of the model that it cannot argue with.

Every mod here is source you can read in one sitting. None of them phone home: there is no $.http.fetch anywhere in this repo.

Install

Function hooks are behind a flag. Set it first, in your shell profile or settings.json env:

export CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS=1

Then, in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add yash-gadodia/claude-mods
/plugin install scope-guard@claude-mods

Install only what you want — each mod is independent. Update with claude plugin update <name>@claude-mods.

The mods

Discipline

ModWhat it does
scope-guardCounts the distinct files one turn edits. At the threshold it stops and makes the goal get restated, so a small ask cannot quietly become a refactor. /scope sets it.
deploy-verifyAfter a deploy command succeeds, waits for the GitHub Actions run it started, then curls the live URL with cache-busting and puts the verdict in the model's context. A deploy cannot be claimed without evidence.
receiptThe turn footer becomes a receipt: edits, runs and curls, with a warning when edits ran nothing. Destructive commands are never folded into a tool group, a claim of "fixed" with no run puts "unverified claim pending" in the spinner, and Tab suggests running the tests.
diff-reviewA docked pane with each edited file's hunk and keep or revert buttons. Reverting runs git directly; no model turn.
merge-gateDenies gh pr merge, a git merge on trunk, or a push to main unless the latest human message contains the word merge. Ship, push and deploy do not count. /merge-gate toggles it.
mini-offloadRewrites heavy Bash commands (test suites, builds, Docker) to run on a second machine over ssh — syncing the commit there first, because the remote checkout is the real hazard. /mini sets always, ask, or off.

Instruments

ModWhat it does
usage-bandThe 5-hour and 7-day limit windows, this session's context fill and cost, above the prompt. Nudges you to /clear when the window gets expensive.
money-bandLiquid assets, CPF, debt and month-to-date spend, read from a pair of SQLite databases over ssh. Every figure is the database's own; nothing is estimated.
copy-bandClick-to-copy buttons above the prompt for every code block and quoted draft in the last answer, plus a durable stash of older ones. Copying runs pbcopy directly — no model turn.
done-blinkWhen a turn lands, the iTerm2 tab blinks orange every half second until you send the next prompt or three minutes pass, so a finished session is obvious from any other tab. Works inside tmux with no passthrough config: the escape goes to the tmux client's tty. /done-blink 60 sets the ceiling.
chrome-switchSwitches the Claude in Chrome extension between named browser profiles using select_browser, which needs no approval click. /chromep maps them.

Fun

ModWhat it does
wod-bandA pixel-art athlete above the prompt who does a rep every turn. The session is an AMRAP of thrusters, burpees and pull-ups.
wod-timer3, 2, 1, GO in the spinner when you submit, a running gym clock while Claude works, and a whiteboard split in the footer when the turn lands: turn, time, AMRAP total, PR. /wod-timer voice on reads long splits aloud.

Turning them off

Every mod checks one environment variable before doing anything:

CLAUDE_MODS_DISABLE=all            # every mod in this repo becomes a pass-through
CLAUDE_MODS_DISABLE=scope-guard    # just that one
CLAUDE_MODS_DISABLE=wod-band,wod-timer

A disabled mod registers no command and every hook falls straight through to next(e).

Configuration

Mods that touch your machine declare their settings in plugin.json userConfig, so they are editable through /config rather than by hand:

  • scope-guard — /scope <n> sets the file threshold. /scope judge on|off (default on) lets a one-shot Haiku call decide at the threshold whether the next edit is still inside the goal you stated first; a yes raises the ceiling by one for that turn, a no or a failed call falls back to asking. /scope off disables the guard.
  • merge-gate — /merge-gate on|off. "merge x3" or "merge after each" in your message grants that many merges.
  • mini-offload — host (ssh alias, default mini), remotePath (the PATH export prefixed to every offloaded command). Per-repo overrides live at <repo>/.claude/mini-offload.json.
  • money-band — host, networthDb, financeDb. Expects SQLite databases with accounts/balances and transactions tables. efAccount (default UOB One) and efTarget (default 30000) feed the EF 41% footer label.
  • usage-band — sgdRate (default 1.30) for the S$ footer label; /usage-band sgd off hides it.
  • receipt — /receipt on|off|status.
  • done-blink — /done-blink on|off|status|<seconds> (default 180, max 900).
  • diff-review — /diff-review open|close|on|off.
  • deploy-verify — per-repo, at <repo>/.claude/deploy-verify.json: ``json { "url": "https://example.com", "matchFile": "VERSION" } ``
  • chrome-switch — ~/.claude/chrome-browsers.json, mapping labels to deviceIds.

Evidence, not decoration

scope-guard and deploy-verify also write a block into the model's own context (prompt.context), replacing their previous copy rather than accumulating:

# deployVerify
Last live deploy check, 2 minutes ago:
  VERIFIED live: https://example.com served "v3.10.10"
This is the only evidence about the live site in this session. Do not describe the deploy as
verified unless a line above starts with VERIFIED, and do not re-state an older claim over it.

A band above the prompt is for you. A context block is for the model — and it cannot be talked around. Repeated advisories are hashed and suppressed for a cooldown so this costs context once, not once per tool call; verdicts themselves are never throttled, because a verdict is evidence.

Tests

npm install
npm test

npm test typechecks every mod, runs its suite under claude plugin test (the official kit, claude-code/testing, with a mocked clock, store and process table), and checks each mod's footprint: the hooks, $ calls and env reads that claude plugin validate reports, pinned in <mod>/FOOTPRINT. A mod that starts calling $.http.fetch fails the build instead of a README sentence going stale. scripts/footprint.sh --write re-pins after a deliberate change.

The interesting half of deploy-verify's suite is the clean baseline: commands that mention a deploy without being one — echo "git push", grep -r "wrangler deploy", git push --dry-run, a commit message quoting make deploy, a heredoc containing one. A false positive curls a live URL nothing was pushed to and then reports a verdict about it, which is worse than not checking at all.

Design rules

The ones that survived contact with real sessions:

  1. A deny always carries the fix. Blocking without saying what to do instead strands the model in a retry loop. Every refusal here names the next action.
  2. Never block when there is no way through. If the only outcomes are "denied" and "denied again", let it run and say something instead.
  3. A render hook that throws takes the whole mod down with it. Every band wraps its frame in try/catch and falls back to what was there.
  4. Hooks have ten seconds of their own time. next(e) and $ calls are free; $.clock.sleep is not. Past the budget, or on a throw, the engine skips the hook silently unless it declares .catch — so every guard here catches and denies, and slow work belongs on a timer.
  5. Bands yield. e.props.hasSurvey means the engine wants that slot; give it back.

Requirements

Claude Code 2.1.271+ with CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS=1. macOS — copy-band shells out to pbcopy, and mini-offload/money-band assume ssh and a Homebrew path on the remote.

License

MIT

Source 2 files
hooks/register.ts 489 lines
1import type { Register, EngineInterface } from 'claude-code'
2import { isDeploy, isCiOnly, isPush, isGh, pushBranch, RUN_URL } from './detect.ts'
3
4// A deploy is not done when the push exits 0, it is done when the live URL serves the change.
5// This mod closes that gap mechanically: after a deploy command succeeds it waits for the GitHub
6// Actions run the push started (when the repo has one), then fetches the target with cache-busting
7// and appends the verdict to the tool result as context the model must read.
8//
9// Per-repo config lives at <repo>/.claude/deploy-verify.json:
10//   { "url": "https://example.com", "match": "v3.10.10" }
11//   { "url": "https://example.com", "matchFile": "VERSION" }
12//   { "targets": [ { "url": "...", "match": "..." }, ... ] }
13// `match` may be omitted, in which case a 200 with a non-empty body is the whole test.
14
15// A hook that outruns its budget is dropped by the engine: core's result is used and everything
16// the hook returned is discarded. `$` calls are free but `$.clock.sleep` is not, so the in-call
17// check retries every RETRY_MS while the budget allows, and a slow CDN is waited out by a timer
18// afterwards, outside any hook's budget.
19const RETRY_MS = 4000
20const WATCH_MS = 15000
21const WATCH_TICKS = 12
22const CI_POLL_MS = 15000
23const CI_CAP_MS = 20 * 60 * 1000
24const CI_NO_RUN_MS = 3 * 60 * 1000
25const CLOCK_SKEW_MS = 10000
26
27type Target = { url: string; match?: string; matchFile?: string }
28type Config = { url?: string; match?: string; matchFile?: string; targets?: Target[] }
29
30const readConfig = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string): Promise<Config | undefined> => {
31  const path = `${root}/.claude/deploy-verify.json`
32  if (!(await $.fs.exists(path).catch(() => false))) return undefined
33  try {
34    return JSON.parse(await $.fs.read(path)) as Config
35  } catch (err) {
36    $.ui.log(`deploy-verify: ${path} is not valid JSON: ${err}`)
37    return undefined
38  }
39}
40
41const targetsOf = (config: Config): Target[] =>
42  config.targets?.length ? config.targets : config.url ? [{ url: config.url, match: config.match, matchFile: config.matchFile }] : []
43
44const wanted = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string, target: Target): Promise<string | undefined> => {
45  if (target.match) return target.match
46  if (!target.matchFile) return undefined
47  const path = target.matchFile.startsWith('/') ? target.matchFile : `${root}/${target.matchFile}`
48  const text = await $.fs.read(path).catch(() => '')
49  return text.trim().split('\n')[0]?.trim() || undefined
50}
51
52const bust = (url: string, now: number) => `${url}${url.includes('?') ? '&' : '?'}cb=${now}`
53
54const fetchLive = async ($: EngineInterface, url: string) =>
55  $.process.run(
56    [
57      'curl', '-sS', '-L', '--max-time', '20',
58      '-H', 'Cache-Control: no-cache',
59      '-H', 'Pragma: no-cache',
60      '-w', '\n__STATUS__%{http_code}',
61      url,
62    ],
63    { timeoutMs: 25000 },
64  )
65
66type Probe = { ok: boolean; status: string; line: string }
67
68const probe = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string, target: Target): Promise<Probe> => {
69  const needle = await wanted($, root, target)
70  const now = await $.clock.now()
71  const r = await fetchLive($, bust(target.url, now)).catch(err => ({ error: `${err}` }))
72  if ('error' in r) return { ok: false, status: 'curl', line: `NOT VERIFIED ${target.url} — curl failed: ${r.error}` }
73  const status = r.stdout.match(/__STATUS__(\d{3})\s*$/)?.[1] ?? '000'
74  const body = r.stdout.replace(/\n?__STATUS__\d{3}\s*$/, '')
75  if (status !== '200') return { ok: false, status, line: `NOT VERIFIED ${target.url} — HTTP ${status}` }
76  if (!needle) return { ok: true, status, line: `VERIFIED ${target.url} — HTTP 200, ${body.length} bytes (no match string configured)` }
77  if (body.includes(needle)) return { ok: true, status, line: `VERIFIED live: ${target.url} served "${needle}"` }
78  return { ok: false, status, line: `NOT VERIFIED ${target.url} — HTTP 200 but "${needle}" not in the ${body.length} bytes returned` }
79}
80
81const probeAll = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string, targets: Target[]) => {
82  const out: Probe[] = []
83  for (const target of targets) out.push(await probe($, root, target))
84  return out
85}
86
87// Retries inside the hook while its budget allows one more wait; `remaining` reads the budget fresh.
88const probeWithin = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string, targets: Target[], remaining: () => number) => {
89  let waited = 0
90  let probes = await probeAll($, root, targets)
91  while (probes.some(p => !p.ok) && remaining() > RETRY_MS + 1500) {
92    await $.clock.sleep(RETRY_MS)
93    waited += RETRY_MS
94    probes = await probeAll($, root, targets)
95  }
96  return probes.map(p => (p.ok && waited ? { ...p, line: `${p.line} after ${waited / 1000}s` } : p))
97}
98
99// A band draws for the person; a context block draws for the model. The last live check goes into
100// the first user message's context under this name, replacing its own previous copy rather than
101// accumulating, and `$.ui.invalidate('prompt.context')` refreshes it after every check. This is the
102// difference between evidence the model can talk around and evidence it cannot.
103const CONTEXT_BLOCK = 'deployVerify'
104let lastVerdict: { lines: string[]; at: number } | undefined
105
106const record = async ($: EngineInterface, lines: string[]) => {
107  lastVerdict = { lines, at: await $.clock.now() }
108  $.ui.invalidate('prompt.context')
109}
110
111const ago = (then: number, now: number) => {
112  const mins = Math.round((now - then) / 60000)
113  return mins < 1 ? 'just now' : mins === 1 ? '1 minute ago' : `${mins} minutes ago`
114}
115
116// One watch at a time: a CI poll, then a live poll, each a self-rearming `$.clock.after`.
117// Cancelled by the next deploy and by /deploy-verify stop.
118// A tick awaits curl or gh for up to 25s; a stop that lands mid-await bumps the epoch, and the
119// old loop sees its token is stale after every await and steps out instead of re-arming over
120// the new watcher. A tick that throws ends its chain: logged, state cleared, no follow-up.
121let watcher: { cancel: () => void } | undefined
122let epoch = 0
123
124const stopWatch = () => {
125  epoch++
126  watcher?.cancel()
127  watcher = undefined
128}
129
130const arm = ($: EngineInterface, token: number, ms: number, tick: () => Promise<void>) => {
131  watcher = $.clock.after(ms, () => {
132    tick().catch(err => {
133      $.ui.log(`deploy-verify: watcher stopped on an error: ${err}`)
134      if (token !== epoch) return
135      watcher = undefined
136      followUpArmed = false
137    })
138  })
139}
140
141// A mod cannot hold a turn open, so a watch that ends unverified after the model has answered
142// arrives as the next prompt. One per deploy: armed by the deploy, spent by the first unverified
143// end, and held until the deploying turn has completed.
144let turnBusy = false
145let followUpArmed = false
146let pendingFollowUp: string | undefined
147
148const armFollowUp = () => {
149  turnBusy = true
150  followUpArmed = true
151  pendingFollowUp = undefined
152}
153
154const submitLater = ($: EngineInterface, text: string) =>
155  $.clock.after(0, () => {
156    $.prompt.submit({ text }).catch(err => $.ui.log(`deploy-verify: follow-up not submitted: ${err}`))
157  })
158
159const unverified = ($: EngineInterface, lines: string[]) => {
160  if (!followUpArmed) return
161  followUpArmed = false
162  const text = [
163    'deploy-verify: the live check for the last deploy never passed.',
164    ...lines.map(l => `  ${l}`),
165    'Tell the user the deploy is NOT verified, with these lines as the evidence, and ask how to proceed.',
166  ].join('\n')
167  if (turnBusy) pendingFollowUp = text
168  else submitLater($, text)
169}
170
171// Keeps curling after the tool call has already answered, so a CDN that catches up a minute later
172// still says so. Toasts only when a target's HTTP status changes between polls, and at the end.
173const watchLive = ($: EngineInterface, root: string, targets: Target[], prior: string[] = []) => {
174  stopWatch()
175  const token = epoch
176  let left = WATCH_TICKS
177  let lastStatus: string[] | undefined
178  const tick = async () => {
179    left--
180    const probes = await probeAll($, root, targets)
181    if (token !== epoch) return
182    const was = lastStatus
183    if (was) probes.forEach((p, i) => was[i] !== p.status && $.ui.toast(`deploy-verify: ${targets[i]?.url} went HTTP ${was[i]} → ${p.status}`))
184    lastStatus = probes.map(p => p.status)
185    const lines = [...prior, ...probes.map(p => p.line)]
186    if (probes.every(p => p.ok)) {
187      watcher = undefined
188      await record($, lines)
189      $.ui.toast(`deploy-verify: live now — ${probes[0]?.line}`, { timeoutMs: 15000 })
190      return
191    }
192    if (left <= 0) {
193      watcher = undefined
194      await record($, lines)
195      $.ui.toast(`deploy-verify: still not live after ${Math.round((WATCH_MS * WATCH_TICKS) / 60000)} minutes — ${probes.find(p => !p.ok)?.line}`, { timeoutMs: 15000 })
196      unverified($, lines)
197      return
198    }
199    arm($, token, WATCH_MS, tick)
200  }
201  arm($, token, WATCH_MS, tick)
202}
203
204type Run = { databaseId: number; status: string; conclusion: string | null; createdAt: string; url: string; headBranch: string }
205
206// Only the deploying branch's runs: an unfiltered `on: push` workflow also runs for every other
207// ref pushed meanwhile (mini-offload force-pushes _offload/<branch>), and the newest of those
208// would otherwise stand in for the deploy's.
209const listRuns = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string, branch: string | undefined): Promise<Run[] | undefined> => {
210  const r = await $.process
211    .run(
212      ['gh', 'run', 'list', '--json', 'databaseId,status,conclusion,createdAt,url,headBranch', '--limit', '15', ...(branch ? ['--branch', branch] : [])],
213      { cwd: root, timeoutMs: 20000 },
214    )
215    .catch(() => undefined)
216  if (!r || r.exitCode !== 0) return undefined
217  try {
218    return (JSON.parse(r.stdout) as Run[]).filter(run => !branch || run.headBranch === branch)
219  } catch {
220    return undefined
221  }
222}
223
224const headBranch = async ($: EngineInterface, root: string) => {
225  const r = await $.process.run(['git', 'rev-parse', '--abbrev-ref', 'HEAD'], { cwd: root, timeoutMs: 10000 }).catch(() => undefined)
226  const name = r?.exitCode === 0 ? r.stdout.trim() : ''
227  return name && name !== 'HEAD' ? name : undefined
228}
229
230// Watches the GitHub Actions run the deploy started: the newest run on the deploying branch
231// created at or after the push (10s of clock skew allowed), or the one a `gh` command printed.
232// Success hands over to the live check; failure is the verdict, and no live check is made.
233const watchCi = ($: EngineInterface, root: string, targets: Target[], since: number, url: string | undefined, branch: string | undefined) => {
234  stopWatch()
235  const token = epoch
236  let last: string | undefined
237  let warned = false
238  const finish = async (lines: string[], ok: boolean) => {
239    watcher = undefined
240    await record($, lines)
241    if (!ok) {
242      unverified($, lines)
243      return
244    }
245    if (!targets.length) return
246    watchLive($, root, targets, lines)
247  }
248  const tick = async () => {
249    const now = await $.clock.now()
250    const runs = await listRuns($, root, url ? undefined : branch)
251    if (token !== epoch) return
252    if (!runs && !warned) {
253      warned = true
254      $.ui.log('deploy-verify: `gh run list` failed; is gh logged in?')
255    }
256    const id = url?.match(/actions\/runs\/(\d+)/)?.[1]
257    const run = runs?.find(r => (id ? `${r.databaseId}` === id : Date.parse(r.createdAt) >= since - CLOCK_SKEW_MS))
258    if (!run) {
259      if (now - since >= CI_NO_RUN_MS) {
260        await finish([`CI: no GitHub Actions run appeared within ${CI_NO_RUN_MS / 60000} minutes of ${url ?? 'the push'}; checking live directly`], true)
261        return
262      }
263      arm($, token, CI_POLL_MS, tick)
264      return
265    }
266    const state = run.status === 'completed' ? (run.conclusion ?? 'completed') : run.status
267    if (last !== undefined && last !== state) $.ui.toast(`deploy-verify: CI ${last} → ${state} (${run.url})`)
268    last = state
269    if (run.status !== 'completed') {
270      if (now - since >= CI_CAP_MS) {
271        await finish([`NOT VERIFIED — CI still ${state} after ${CI_CAP_MS / 60000} minutes: ${run.url}; no live check was made`], false)
272        return
273      }
274      arm($, token, CI_POLL_MS, tick)
275      return
276    }
277    if (run.conclusion === 'success') {
278      await finish([`CI passed: ${run.url}`], true)
279      return
280    }
281    await finish([`NOT VERIFIED — CI failed for ${run.url} (${run.conclusion}); no live check was made`], false)
282  }
283  arm($, token, CI_POLL_MS, tick)
284}
285
286// Hook advisories repeat. The same "no target configured" paragraph lands on every deploy in a repo
287// that has none, and each copy costs context to say what the last one said. Each advisory is hashed
288// and suppressed for a cooldown. Verdicts are never throttled: a verdict is evidence, and it differs.
289const ADVISORY_COOLDOWN_MS = 10 * 60 * 1000
290const advised = new Map<string, number>()
291
292const digest = (text: string) => {
293  let h = 5381
294  for (let i = 0; i < text.length; i++) h = ((h * 33) ^ text.charCodeAt(i)) >>> 0
295  return `${h}`
296}
297
298const fresh = async ($: EngineInterface, text: string): Promise<boolean> => {
299  const key = digest(text)
300  const now = await $.clock.now()
301  const seen = advised.get(key)
302  if (seen !== undefined && now - seen < ADVISORY_COOLDOWN_MS) return false
303  advised.set(key, now)
304  return true
305}
306
307// The first thing anyone does when a mod misbehaves is try to turn it off. `CLAUDE_MODS_DISABLE=all`,
308// or a comma list naming this mod, makes every hook here a pass-through and registers no command.
309const MOD = 'deploy-verify'
310let disabled = false
311const readDisabled = async ($: EngineInterface): Promise<boolean> => {
312  const raw = (await $.env.get('CLAUDE_MODS_DISABLE').catch(() => undefined)) ?? ''
313  disabled = raw
314    .split(',')
315    .map(v => v.trim())
316    .some(v => v === 'all' || v === MOD)
317  return disabled
318}
319
320export const register: Register = on => {
321  on('session.start', async ($, e, next) => {
322    const r = await next(e)
323    if (await readDisabled($)) return r
324    await $.command
325      .register({
326        name: 'deploy-verify',
327        description: 'Check the live URL for this repo now, waiting out a slow CDN (deploy-verify)',
328        argumentHint: '[check | status | stop]',
329        immediate: true,
330      })
331      .catch(err => $.ui.log(`deploy-verify: /deploy-verify not registered: ${err}`))
332    return r
333  })
334
335  on('command.run', { command: 'deploy-verify' }, async ($, e, next) => {
336    const repo = await $.session.repo().catch(() => null)
337    const root = repo?.root ?? (await $.session.cwd())
338    const config = await readConfig($, root)
339    const targets = config ? targetsOf(config) : []
340    if (!targets.length) {
341      return {
342        text: [
343          `deploy-verify: no ${root}/.claude/deploy-verify.json, so deploys here are never checked.`,
344          '',
345          'Write one of:',
346          '  { "url": "https://example.com", "match": "v1.2.3" }',
347          '  { "url": "https://example.com", "matchFile": "VERSION" }',
348          '  { "targets": [ { "url": "...", "match": "..." } ] }',
349        ].join('\n'),
350      }
351    }
352    if (e.args.trim().toLowerCase() === 'status') {
353      const rows = await Promise.all(targets.map(async t => `  ${t.url} — expects ${(await wanted($, root, t)) ?? 'HTTP 200 only'}`))
354      return { text: [`deploy-verify checks ${targets.length} target(s) after every deploy command:`, ...rows].join('\n') }
355    }
356    if (e.args.trim().toLowerCase() === 'stop') {
357      stopWatch()
358      return { text: 'deploy-verify: watcher stopped' }
359    }
360    const probes = await probeWithin($, root, targets, () => next.budget.remainingMs)
361    const lines = probes.map(p => p.line)
362    await record($, lines)
363    if (probes.some(p => !p.ok)) {
364      watchLive($, root, targets)
365      return { text: [...lines, '', `still checking every ${WATCH_MS / 1000}s for the next ${Math.round((WATCH_MS * WATCH_TICKS) / 60000)} minutes; a toast will say when it lands (/deploy-verify stop ends it)`].join('\n') }
366    }
367    return { text: lines.join('\n') }
368  })
369
370  on('prompt.context', async ($, e, next) => {
371    const below = await next(e)
372    if (disabled || !lastVerdict) return below
373    const now = await $.clock.now()
374    const text = [
375      `Last live deploy check, ${ago(lastVerdict.at, now)}:`,
376      ...lastVerdict.lines.map(v => `  ${v}`),
377      'This is the only evidence about the live site in this session. Do not describe the deploy as',
378      'verified unless a line above starts with VERIFIED, and do not re-state an older claim over it.',
379    ].join('\n')
380    return { ...below, blocks: [...below.blocks.filter(b => b.name !== CONTEXT_BLOCK), { name: CONTEXT_BLOCK, text }] }
381  })
382
383  on('turn.complete', async ($, e, next) => {
384    const r = await next(e)
385    if (disabled || e.agentId !== undefined) return r
386    turnBusy = false
387    if (pendingFollowUp !== undefined) {
388      submitLater($, pendingFollowUp)
389      pendingFollowUp = undefined
390    }
391    return r
392  })
393
394  on('tool.call', { tool: 'Bash' }, async ($, e, next) => {
395    if (disabled) return next(e)
396    const deploy = isDeploy(e.command)
397    const ciOnly = !deploy && isCiOnly(e.command)
398    if (!deploy && !ciOnly) return next(e)
399    const since = await $.clock.now()
400    const r = await next(e)
401    if ('deny' in r) return r
402
403    const add = (...lines: string[]) => ({ ...r, context: [...(r.context ?? []), lines.join('\n')] })
404
405    // Advisories are throttled; verdicts below are not.
406    const advise = async (...lines: string[]) => ((await fresh($, lines.join('\n'))) ? add(...lines) : r)
407
408    if (r.isError) {
409      if (ciOnly) return r
410      return advise(
411        'deploy-verify: the deploy command did not succeed. Do not report a deploy as done.',
412        'Report the failure with its output, then stop or fix it — whichever the user asked for.',
413      )
414    }
415
416    const repo = await $.session.repo().catch(() => null)
417    const root = repo?.root ?? (await $.session.cwd())
418    const config = await readConfig($, root)
419    const targets = config ? targetsOf(config) : []
420
421    const url = isGh(e.command) ? `${r.result.stdout}\n${r.result.stderr}`.match(RUN_URL)?.[0] : undefined
422    const ciTrigger = isPush(e.command) || url !== undefined
423    const hasCi = ciTrigger && (await $.fs.exists(`${root}/.github/workflows`).catch(() => false))
424
425    if (hasCi) {
426      const live = ciOnly ? [] : targets
427      const branch = url ? undefined : (pushBranch(e.command) ?? (await headBranch($, root)))
428      armFollowUp()
429      watchCi($, root, live, since, url, branch)
430      await record($, [`CI PENDING for ${url ?? 'the push'} — watching GitHub Actions, then ${live.length ? 'the live URL' : ciOnly ? 'nothing (a pull request deploys nothing)' : 'nothing (no verify target configured)'}`])
431      return add(
432        `deploy-verify: this repo has GitHub Actions workflows, so the run for ${url ?? 'this push'} is being watched (polling every ${CI_POLL_MS / 1000}s, up to ${CI_CAP_MS / 60000} minutes) before any live check.`,
433        'NOTHING is verified yet. Say the command exited 0 and that CI and the live site are still being checked.',
434        live.length
435          ? 'When CI passes the live URL is checked with cache-busting; the verdict lands in your context, and a follow-up prompt arrives if it never passes.'
436          : ciOnly
437            ? 'The pull request deploys nothing, so no live check follows; the CI verdict lands in your context.'
438            : `No live URL is configured; write ${root}/.claude/deploy-verify.json as {"url":"https://…","match":"<string that proves the new version>"} to check one after CI.`,
439      )
440    }
441
442    if (ciOnly) return r
443
444    if (!targets.length) {
445      return advise(
446        'deploy-verify: no verify target configured for this repo, so NOTHING about the live site has been checked.',
447        'You MUST NOT say "deployed successfully" or "live". Say the command exited 0 and the live site is unverified.',
448        `To make this automatic, write ${root}/.claude/deploy-verify.json as {"url":"https://…","match":"<string that proves the new version>"}.`,
449      )
450    }
451
452    $.ui.status('verifying live deploy…')
453    const probes = await probeWithin($, root, targets, () => next.budget.remainingMs)
454    $.ui.status(undefined)
455
456    const lines = probes.map(p => p.line)
457    await record($, lines)
458    if (probes.some(p => !p.ok)) {
459      armFollowUp()
460      watchLive($, root, targets)
461      return add(
462        'deploy-verify ran the live check and it did NOT pass:',
463        ...lines.map(v => `  ${v}`),
464        'Report exactly this: "deploy succeeded but live content not yet showing — likely CDN", and ask the user to hard-refresh.',
465        `Do not claim the deploy is verified. A watcher is now retrying every ${WATCH_MS / 1000}s for ${Math.round((WATCH_MS * WATCH_TICKS) / 60000)} minutes; it toasts when it lands and sends a follow-up prompt if it never does.`,
466      )
467    }
468
469    stopWatch()
470    $.ui.toast('deploy-verify: live content confirmed')
471    return add(
472      'deploy-verify checked the live URL(s) with cache-busting and they pass:',
473      ...lines.map(v => `  ${v}`),
474      'Quote the matched string back to the user as the evidence.',
475    )
476  }).catch(async ($, e, next) => {
477    const r = await next(e)
478    if ('deny' in r || !(isDeploy(e.command) || isCiOnly(e.command))) return r
479    $.ui.log(`deploy-verify: the check failed (${next.error.message ?? next.error.kind})`)
480    return {
481      ...r,
482      context: [
483        ...(r.context ?? []),
484        `deploy-verify failed to check this deploy (${next.error.kind}); NOTHING about CI or the live site is known. Do not claim the deploy verified; run /deploy-verify to check by hand.`,
485      ],
486    }
487  })
488}
489
hooks/detect.ts 68 lines
1// Deploy detection, kept free of `$` so it can be tested directly. The loader follows `$` only
2// into functions of the module that registers hooks, so pure logic is what may live in its own file.
3
4export const DEPLOY = [
5  /(^|[^\w./-])git(\s+-\S+(\s+\S+)?)*\s+push(\s|$)/,
6  /\bwrangler\s+(pages\s+)?deploy\b/,
7  /\bvercel\b.*--prod\b/,
8  /\bnetlify\s+deploy\b.*--prod\b/,
9  /\brailway\s+up\b/,
10  /\b(fly|flyctl)\s+deploy\b/,
11  /\b(npm|pnpm|yarn|bun)\s+run\s+deploy\b/,
12  /\bgcloud\s+run\s+deploy\b/,
13  /\bgh\s+workflow\s+run\b/,
14  /\bgh\s+pr\s+merge\b/,
15  /\bgh\s+run\s+rerun\b/,
16  /\bmake\s+deploy\b/,
17]
18
19// Opens a pull request: nothing is deployed, but CI runs on it, so its run is watched and reported.
20export const CI_ONLY = [/\bgh\s+pr\s+create\b/]
21
22const DRY_RUN = /\bpush\b.*(--dry-run|\s-n\b)/
23
24// A command is not a deploy because the words appear somewhere in it. `echo "git push"`, a commit
25// message quoting one, and `grep -r "wrangler deploy"` all match a naive pattern, and each one
26// fires a verification against a site nothing was deployed to. So only what the shell would
27// actually execute is tested: heredoc bodies go first (their markers may themselves be quoted),
28// then quoted spans, then comments. A deploy hidden inside quotes — `ssh host "git push"` — is
29// missed by this, which is the right way round: a missed check costs a reminder, a phantom check
30// costs trust in the verdict.
31export const sanitise = (command: string): string =>
32  command
33    .replace(/<<-?\s*(['"]?)([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*)\1[\s\S]*?^\s*\2\s*$/gm, ' ')
34    .replace(/<<-?\s*(['"]?)[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*\1[\s\S]*$/, ' ')
35    .replace(/'[^']*'/g, ' ')
36    .replace(/"(?:[^"\\]|\\.)*"/g, ' ')
37    .replace(/(^|\s)#[^\n]*/g, '$1 ')
38
39// Each segment of the line counts on its own, so `echo ok && git push` is a push and a dry run
40// only turns off the push it is in.
41export const segments = (command: string): string[] => sanitise(command).split(/&&|\|\|?|;|\n/)
42
43const matches = (patterns: RegExp[], command: string) =>
44  segments(command).some(s => patterns.some(re => re.test(s)) && !DRY_RUN.test(s))
45
46export const isDeploy = (command: string) => matches(DEPLOY, command)
47
48export const isCiOnly = (command: string) => !isDeploy(command) && matches(CI_ONLY, command)
49
50export const isPush = (command: string) => segments(command).some(s => DEPLOY[0]!.test(s) && !DRY_RUN.test(s))
51
52// `gh` prints the run or pull request it created; a `git push` prints neither, its run is found by time.
53export const isGh = (command: string) => segments(command).some(s => /\bgh\s+(pr|workflow|run)\s/.test(s))
54
55export const RUN_URL = /https:\/\/github\.com\/[\w.-]+\/[\w.-]+\/(actions\/runs|pull)\/\d+/
56
57// The branch a push lands on: the refspec's destination when the command names one, else unknown
58// (the caller asks git for HEAD). `git push -u origin feat` and `git push origin main:prod` both work.
59export const pushBranch = (command: string): string | undefined => {
60  const segment = segments(command).find(s => DEPLOY[0]!.test(s) && !DRY_RUN.test(s))
61  if (!segment) return undefined
62  const words = segment.slice(segment.search(/\bpush(\s|$)/) + 4).trim().split(/\s+/).filter(w => w && !w.startsWith('-'))
63  const refspec = words[1]
64  if (!refspec) return undefined
65  const dst = refspec.replace(/^\+/, '').split(':').pop() ?? ''
66  return dst.replace(/^refs\/heads\//, '') || undefined
67}
68