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promote-lights

Shows CI status lights above the prompt while a promote PR (base main) is open. One REST page per minute, PR-open only. Cancelled is not-pass.

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★ 291v0.0.12MITupdated 2026-10-06yonatangross/orchestkit/mods/promote-lights
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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 › /lights ⎿ promote-lights: no promote PR open with head "dev" into main (set PROMOTE_HEAD to look for another); try /lights watch owner/r ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── › ? for shortcuts
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promote-lights

Shows CI status lights above the prompt while a promote PR (base main) is open.

What it does

  • Displays a compact AbovePrompt band: one summary line (PR, head, merge state, green/yellow/red counts), then one line per required context that is not green, full name, red first, at most 5 such lines with a +N more line after them; when everything is green the band is the summary line alone:
  🚦 #4435  3afff24  BLOCKED   19 🟢  0 🟡  2 🔴
     🔴 PR Playground
     🔴 CI Summary
  • Pins a one-line status summary under the prompt
  • Polls one REST page per minute, only while the PR is open
  • Stops automatically when the PR merges, closes, or the head moves
  • Shows HOLD in red when the latest PR comment starts with HOLD*
  • The band is the only place the lights are drawn: each tick clears the plugin status line instead of repeating the band in it, and a degraded promote search shows as DEGRADED in the band. Claude Code gives a mod no signal when the band is collapsed (ctrl+x ctrl+a), so /lights answers the one-line status on demand
  • Draws a one-line dim lights: <reason> band when it cannot show lights (no required contexts, gh failed, head moved), so a failure is never a blank space
  • Demo mode: /lights watch owner/repo#N shows lights for any open PR in any repo, no promote PR needed

How the band is drawn

The band is built from the Box and Text elements that $.ui.resolve(e) hands the ui.render hook. On Claude Code 2.1.282 a plain { type: "Box" } object is not an element and never draws (measured 2026-09-25: the hook settles, nothing appears). The downstream tree from next(e) is an opaque engine node, so the band is placed above it in a column and never mutates it.

Watch mode (demo)

/lights watch owner/repo#123 (also owner/repo 123 or a PR URL) points the tick at any open PR:

  • every gh call targets the watched repo (-R owner/repo); the lights still show in this session's band
  • a watched repo that protects nothing falls back to every check run on the head, worst non-skipped run per name wins
  • a new push to a watched PR is followed, not stopped (a promote PR still stops on a moved head)
  • PROMOTE_LIGHTS_WATCH=owner/repo#123 starts watching at session start with no typing, for recorded demos

A real promote PR keeps its stricter rule: an empty required-context union refuses green instead of falling back.

Only this session's lights

Lights are kept in $.store, which outlives a Claude Code session and is shared by every session on the machine, and the band can be drawn before session.start runs. Each session therefore stores its lights under its own key (the repo plus a session token), stamps the entry with that token, and draws only its own entry. Two live sessions on the same repo keep separate bands, and a new session (including a /clear, which rotates the token and removes the previous entry) never shows older lights, even for a moment.

Light colors

StatusColor
successgreen circle
queued / in_progress / nullyellow circle
failure / timed_out / action_requiredred circle
cancelledwarning sign (its own bucket, never pass)
skippeddropped when the name has a real verdict; a skipped-only name stays yellow (never ran, never pass)
missing (no run found)red circle

Cancelled runs get their own bucket because a superseded attempt leaves tiers CANCELLED, and the aggregate must read failure even though zero tests failed.

Requirements

  • Claude Code 2.1.266 minimum (first measured classic.* binary)
  • On 2.1.266 through 2.1.286 the module system sits behind CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS=1; set it in your shell profile or personal settings. On 2.1.287+ Mods are public and the flag is no longer needed.

Public Mods status (CC 2.1.287+)

CC 2.1.287 announces Claude Mods as public, so plugins may now modify deeper behaviour than hooks. Measured on CC 2.1.288 (2026-10-03, headless -p --plugin-dir per mod, flag unset then set to 1): all four ork mods load and fire with the flag unset. secrets-veil masked a secret in a Bash tool result, lesson-cards denied gh pr checks via lesson cancelled-check-is-not-pass, memory-lens indexed 384 memories at session start, and promote-lights ran gh through $.process.run. The flag only gates 2.1.266 to 2.1.286. The built-in "You should know" mod (/plugin enable cc-plugin-you-should-know@builtin) ships in the same release; coexistence is unverified and ork does not enable it. Migration questions stay open in GH-3917; the command hook fleet is not part of this check.

Footprint

Hooks:

  • session.start{}
  • turn.complete{}
  • command.register{}
  • ui.render{component=AbovePrompt}

Calls:

  • $.process.run (gh CLI, read-only)
  • $.fs.read (.github/branch-protection.json)
  • $.session.repo
  • $.clock.every
  • $.store.get, $.store.set
  • $.ui.status, $.ui.invalidate, $.ui.resolve
  • $.env.get (PROMOTE_HEAD, PROMOTE_LIGHTS_WATCH)

Declared capability: process.run (can run host processes; gh carries your auth, read-only calls only).

Negative: no $.secrets.*, no $.http.fetch, no $.model.*.

Rollback

  1. /lights off or disable the plugin
  2. On 2.1.266 to 2.1.286 also unset CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS (inert on 2.1.287+)
  3. $.store keys lights:* are the only residue and are safe to drop

Budget guard

One REST call group per minute. Measured over 10 minutes with a real PR: at most 40 calls (gh API count), staying under the 5000/h budget shared across seats.

Commands

  • /lights - show current status
  • /lights off - stop tracking and clear the band
  • /lights refresh - force immediate refresh
  • /lights watch owner/repo#N - show lights for any open PR (demo mode)
  • /lights owner/repo#N - the same, without the watch word (also owner/repo N and PR URLs)

Acceptance checklist

  • ☐ With a real platform promote PR open, the band shows the summary for its 11 required contexts for main above the prompt within one tick, plus one line per context that is not green
  • ☐ A tier that CI cancelled shows warning sign and the pinned line says so
  • ☐ When the head moves the band says "head moved, stopped" and the tick stops
  • ☐ When the PR merges the band clears itself
  • ☐ One REST call group per minute measured in the gh audit log (<= 40 calls over 10 minutes)
  • ☐ The band survives a hot reload because it re-reads $.store on the next ui.render
  • ☐ The classic merge-on-required.sh is untouched and still the thing that merges
Source 6 files
hooks/register.ts 573 lines
1/**
2 * Promote Lights - Function Hooks registration.
3 *
4 * Hooks registered:
5 * - session.start
6 * - turn.complete
7 * - command.run{command=lights} (declared with $.command.register at session start)
8 * - ui.render { component: 'AbovePrompt' }
9 *
10 * Calls:
11 * - $.process.run (gh commands)
12 * - $.session.repo
13 * - $.clock.every (60s tick)
14 * - $.store.get/set
15 * - $.ui.status (startup warnings; cleared once the band draws)
16 * - $.ui.invalidate
17 * - $.ui.resolve (the band's Box and Text elements)
18 * - $.env.get (PROMOTE_HEAD override, PROMOTE_LIGHTS_WATCH demo target)
19 *
20 * Two tracking modes share one tick:
21 * - promote: the open promote PR (base main, dev head or promote label) in
22 *   the session repo. An empty required-context union refuses green.
23 * - watch: any open PR in any repo, named with `/lights watch owner/repo#N`
24 *   or PROMOTE_LIGHTS_WATCH. An unprotected repo falls back to every check
25 *   run on the head, so the lights can be shown without a live promote PR.
26 */
27
28import { matchAndClassify, isPassing, type ClassifiedLight } from "../src/classify.js";
29import { computeRequiredUnion } from "../src/required.js";
30import { parsePRList, parsePRView, parseCheckRuns, isPromotePR, DEFAULT_PROMOTE_HEAD, buildHeadQueryArgs, buildLabelQueryArgs, mergePRLists } from "../src/gh.js";
31import { buildStatusLine, buildBand, buildErrorBand, type Elements } from "../src/pane.js";
32import {
33  parseWatchTarget,
34  formatWatchTarget,
35  allCheckNames,
36  WATCH_USAGE,
37  noPrHint,
38  unknownArgHint,
39  type WatchTarget,
40} from "../src/watch.js";
41
42/**
43 * Minimal $ facade for the calls this module uses, mirroring the
44 * lesson-cards mod: hooks are typed locally so the mod typechecks with
45 * only its own devDependencies installed.
46 */
47type Hook$ = {
48  session: {
49    repo: () => Promise<{ owner: string; name: string } | null>;
50  };
51  process: {
52    run: (
53      argv: readonly string[],
54      init?: { timeoutMs?: number }
55    ) => Promise<{ exitCode: number; stdout: string; stderr: string }>;
56  };
57  clock: {
58    // CC 2.1.282 hands back { cancel } only; there is no dispose.
59    every: (ms: number, fn: () => void) => { cancel: () => void };
60  };
61  store: {
62    get: (key: string) => Promise<StoredLights | null>;
63    set: (key: string, value: unknown) => Promise<void>;
64    delete: (key: string) => Promise<void>;
65  };
66  env: {
67    get: (key: string) => Promise<string | undefined>;
68  };
69  ui: {
70    /** undefined clears the line. */
71    status: (line: string | undefined) => Promise<void>;
72    invalidate: (component: string) => void;
73    resolve: (e: HookEvent) => Promise<Elements>;
74  };
75  command: {
76    register: (spec: { name: string; description: string; argumentHint?: string }) => Promise<unknown>;
77  };
78};
79
80type Matcher = Record<string, unknown>;
81
82type HookEvent = {
83  name?: string;
84  args?: string;
85  component?: string;
86  [key: string]: unknown;
87};
88
89type NextFn = (ev?: HookEvent) => Promise<Record<string, unknown> | undefined>;
90
91type On = (
92  event: string,
93  matcher: Matcher,
94  handler: ($: Hook$, e: HookEvent, next: NextFn) => unknown
95) => void;
96
97export type Register = (on: On) => void;
98
99/** Shape stored under lights:<owner>/<repo> (the SESSION repo, in both modes). */
100type StoredLights = {
101  prNumber?: number;
102  head?: string;
103  label?: string;
104  mode?: "promote" | "watch";
105  lights?: ClassifiedLight[];
106  mergeStateStatus?: string;
107  hold?: boolean;
108  /** True when the promote search ran on one query instead of two. */
109  degraded?: boolean;
110  passing?: boolean;
111  error?: string;
112  /** The token of the session that wrote this entry (see sessionToken). */
113  session?: string;
114  [key: string]: unknown;
115};
116
117/** The PR the tick follows: which repo to ask gh about, and which head. */
118type Tracked = {
119  owner: string;
120  repo: string;
121  number: number;
122  head: string;
123  mode: "promote" | "watch";
124  /** Branch whose protection names the required checks: main for a promote, the PR's own base for a watch. */
125  base: string;
126  /** True when the promote search ran on one query instead of two. */
127  degraded: boolean;
128};
129
130// Module state
131let ticking = false;
132let tickInterval: { cancel: () => void } | null = null;
133let tracked: Tracked | null = null;
134
135const TICK_MS = 60000;
136
137/**
138 * One token per loaded module, so per Claude Code process. $.store outlives
139 * the process, and ui.render can run BEFORE session.start clears the key
140 * (measured on 2.1.283: a new session drew the previous session's lights
141 * for about 3 s). Every write carries this token and every read ignores an
142 * entry with any other token, so a stale entry is never drawn.
143 */
144function newToken(): string {
145  return `${Date.now().toString(36)}-${Math.random().toString(36).slice(2)}`;
146}
147
148/** Rotated at every session.start, so a /clear inside one process starts clean too. */
149let sessionToken = newToken();
150
151/** The current token (tests seed entries with it). */
152export function currentSessionToken(): string {
153  return sessionToken;
154}
155
156/** Tag an entry as written by this process. */
157function stamp<T extends object>(value: T): T & { session: string } {
158  return { ...value, session: sessionToken };
159}
160
161/** The stored entry only when this process wrote it; anything else reads as nothing. */
162function own(stored: StoredLights | null): StoredLights | null {
163  return stored && stored.session === sessionToken ? stored : null;
164}
165
166/**
167 * Store key: the session repo plus this session's token. Per repo alone, two
168 * live sessions on the same repo shared one key, and each write blanked the
169 * other session's band until its next tick.
170 */
171function keyFor(repo: { owner: string; name: string } | null, token: string = sessionToken): string {
172  const base = repo ? `lights:${repo.owner}/${repo.name}` : "lights:_session";
173  return `${base}:${token}`;
174}
175
176function labelFor(t: Tracked): string {
177  return t.mode === "watch"
178    ? `watch ${formatWatchTarget({ owner: t.owner, repo: t.repo, number: t.number })}`
179    : `promote #${t.number}`;
180}
181
182function prViewArgv(t: { owner: string; repo: string; number: number }): string[] {
183  return [
184    "gh",
185    "pr",
186    "view",
187    String(t.number),
188    "--json",
189    "headRefOid,state,mergeStateStatus,baseRefName",
190    "-R",
191    `${t.owner}/${t.repo}`,
192  ];
193}
194
195export const register: Register = (on) => {
196  on("session.start", {}, async ($, e, next) => {
197    // Rotate first, before any await: from here on nothing this process
198    // stored for the previous session (a /clear) can be read or drawn.
199    const previousToken = sessionToken;
200    sessionToken = newToken();
201    await $.command.register({
202      name: "lights",
203      description: "CI lights for the open promote PR, or any PR with /lights watch",
204      argumentHint: "[off|refresh|watch] [owner/repo#N]",
205    });
206    const repo = await $.session.repo();
207    const key = keyFor(repo);
208
209    // $.store outlives the session: drop what this process stored under its
210    // previous token (a /clear), so no orphan is left behind. Entries of
211    // other processes live under their own keys and are never touched.
212    await $.store.delete(keyFor(repo, previousToken));
213    // A tick or a tracked PR from before /clear must not outlive it either.
214    stopTick();
215    tracked = null;
216
217    // Demo mode first: a configured watch target needs no promote PR and no
218    // session repo.
219    const watchEnv = await $.env.get("PROMOTE_LIGHTS_WATCH").catch(() => undefined);
220    const watchTarget = parseWatchTarget(watchEnv);
221    if (watchTarget) {
222      await startWatch($, key, watchTarget);
223      return next(e);
224    }
225
226    if (!repo) return next(e);
227
228    const { owner, name } = repo;
229
230    // Only a real promote PR matches: dev head (or the configured
231    // promote head) with base main, or the promote label. An ordinary
232    // PR with base main must never match.
233    let promoteHead = DEFAULT_PROMOTE_HEAD;
234    const configured = await $.env.get("PROMOTE_HEAD").catch(() => undefined);
235    if (configured) promoteHead = configured;
236
237    // Both queries are filtered server side so the result is complete
238    // no matter how many ordinary open PRs the repo has. A single
239    // unfiltered list returns at most 30 PRs by default, which misses
240    // a promote PR sitting past position 30. Settled, never all: one
241    // rejected query degrades the search instead of aborting the start.
242    const [headSettled, labelSettled] = await Promise.allSettled([
243      $.process.run(buildHeadQueryArgs(promoteHead), { timeoutMs: 15000 }),
244      $.process.run(buildLabelQueryArgs(), { timeoutMs: 15000 }),
245    ]);
246    const byHead = headSettled.status === "fulfilled"
247      ? headSettled.value
248      : { exitCode: 1, stdout: "", stderr: String(headSettled.reason) };
249    const byLabel = labelSettled.status === "fulfilled"
250      ? labelSettled.value
251      : { exitCode: 1, stdout: "", stderr: String(labelSettled.reason) };
252
253    if (byHead.exitCode !== 0 && byLabel.exitCode !== 0) {
254      await $.store.set(key, stamp({ error: "gh: not found" }));
255      return next(e);
256    }
257
258    // One failed query must never pass silently: the search is degraded,
259    // the snapshot records it, and the band keeps saying DEGRADED.
260    const degraded = byHead.exitCode !== 0 || byLabel.exitCode !== 0;
261    if (degraded) {
262      const failed = byHead.exitCode !== 0 ? "head" : "label";
263      await warnStatus($, `lights: promote ${failed} query failed, continuing with the other`);
264    }
265
266    const prs = mergePRLists(
267      byHead.exitCode === 0 ? parsePRList(byHead.stdout) : [],
268      byLabel.exitCode === 0 ? parsePRList(byLabel.stdout) : []
269    );
270    const promotePR = prs.find((pr) => isPromotePR(pr, promoteHead));
271
272    if (!promotePR) {
273      await $.store.delete(key);
274      return next(e);
275    }
276
277    tracked = { owner, repo: name, number: promotePR.number, head: promotePR.headRefOid, mode: "promote", base: "main", degraded };
278
279    if (!ticking) {
280      startTick($, key);
281      await doTick($, key);
282    }
283
284    return next(e);
285  });
286
287  // Re-check on turn complete in case PR changed
288  on("turn.complete", {}, async ($, e, next) => {
289    const repo = await $.session.repo();
290    if (!tracked) return next(e);
291    const key = keyFor(repo);
292    if (!repo && tracked.mode === "promote") return next(e);
293
294    const result = await $.process.run(prViewArgv(tracked), { timeoutMs: 10000 });
295
296    if (result.exitCode !== 0) return next(e);
297
298    const details = parsePRView(result.stdout);
299    if (!details || details.state !== "OPEN") {
300      stopTick();
301      await $.store.delete(key);
302      tracked = null;
303      $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
304      return next(e);
305    }
306
307    if (details.headRefOid !== tracked.head) {
308      if (tracked.mode === "watch") {
309        // A watched PR is a demo of any PR: follow the new head.
310        tracked = { ...tracked, head: details.headRefOid };
311        await doTick($, key);
312        return next(e);
313      }
314      stopTick();
315      await $.store.set(key, stamp({
316        error: "head moved, stopped",
317      }));
318      tracked = null;
319      $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
320      return next(e);
321    }
322
323    return next(e);
324  });
325
326  // Render the AbovePrompt band. Compose, never replace: next(e) always runs so
327  // Claude Code's own band and every other plugin's AbovePrompt drawing survive,
328  // and the lights sit above that tree in one column. The downstream tree is an
329  // opaque engine node: it is placed, never mutated. Every node drawn here comes
330  // from $.ui.resolve(e); a plain { type: "Box" } object never draws.
331  on("ui.render", { component: "AbovePrompt" }, async ($, e, next) => {
332    const downstream = await next(e);
333    const repo = await $.session.repo();
334    const stored = own(await $.store.get(keyFor(repo)));
335
336    if (!stored) return downstream;
337
338    let band: unknown = null;
339    if (stored.lights && stored.prNumber) {
340      const els = await $.ui.resolve(e);
341      band = buildBand(
342        els,
343        stored.label ?? `promote #${stored.prNumber}`,
344        stored.lights,
345        stored.head ?? "",
346        stored.mergeStateStatus ?? "",
347        stored.hold ?? false,
348        stored.degraded ?? false
349      );
350    } else if (stored.error) {
351      const els = await $.ui.resolve(e);
352      band = buildErrorBand(els, stored.error);
353    }
354
355    if (band === null) return downstream;
356    const { Box } = await $.ui.resolve(e);
357    return Box({
358      flexDirection: "column",
359      children: downstream ? [band, downstream] : [band],
360    });
361  });
362
363  // Manual control command
364  on("command.run", { command: "lights" }, async ($, e) => {
365    const trimmed = (e.args ?? "").trim();
366    const [arg] = trimmed.split(/\s+/);
367    const repo = await $.session.repo();
368    const key = keyFor(repo);
369
370    if (arg === "off") {
371      stopTick();
372      tracked = null;
373      await $.store.delete(key);
374      $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
375      return { text: "lights: stopped" };
376    }
377
378    if (arg === "refresh") {
379      if (tracked) await doTick($, key);
380      return { text: "lights: refreshed" };
381    }
382
383    if (arg === "watch") {
384      const target = parseWatchTarget(trimmed.slice("watch".length));
385      if (!target) return { text: WATCH_USAGE };
386      const outcome = await startWatch($, key, target);
387      return { text: outcome };
388    }
389
390    // Any other non-empty argument is a target guess: a bare owner/repo#N,
391    // owner/repo N, or a PR URL starts the same watch as /lights watch.
392    // What does not parse gets its own line naming the word, never the
393    // no-PR hint (which says nothing about an argument it did not read).
394    if (trimmed) {
395      const target = parseWatchTarget(trimmed);
396      if (!target) return { text: unknownArgHint(arg) };
397      const outcome = await startWatch($, key, target);
398      return { text: outcome };
399    }
400
401    const stored = own(await $.store.get(key));
402
403    if (stored && stored.lights) {
404      return {
405        text: buildStatusLine(
406          stored.prNumber ?? 0,
407          stored.lights,
408          stored.mergeStateStatus ?? "",
409          stored.hold ?? false,
410          stored.label,
411          stored.degraded ?? false
412        ),
413      };
414    }
415    if (stored && stored.error) return { text: `lights: ${stored.error}` };
416    const promoteHead = (await $.env.get("PROMOTE_HEAD").catch(() => undefined)) || DEFAULT_PROMOTE_HEAD;
417    return { text: noPrHint(promoteHead) };
418  });
419};
420
421/**
422 * Point the tick at any open PR. Returns the text /lights watch answers with.
423 */
424async function startWatch($: Hook$, key: string, target: WatchTarget): Promise<string> {
425  const view = await $.process.run(prViewArgv(target), { timeoutMs: 10000 });
426  const details = view.exitCode === 0 ? parsePRView(view.stdout) : null;
427  const name = formatWatchTarget(target);
428  if (!details) {
429    await $.store.set(key, stamp({ error: `watch ${name}: gh pr view failed` }));
430    $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
431    return `lights: could not read ${name} (gh pr view exit ${view.exitCode})`;
432  }
433  if (details.state !== "OPEN") {
434    return `lights: ${name} is ${details.state}, not open`;
435  }
436
437  stopTick();
438  tracked = {
439    owner: target.owner,
440    repo: target.repo,
441    number: target.number,
442    head: details.headRefOid,
443    mode: "watch",
444    // The watched PR's own base; main only when gh did not report one.
445    base: details.baseRefName || "main",
446    degraded: false,
447  };
448  startTick($, key);
449  const snapshot = await doTick($, key);
450  if (snapshot?.lights) {
451    return buildStatusLine(target.number, snapshot.lights, snapshot.mergeStateStatus ?? "", false, labelFor(tracked), tracked.degraded);
452  }
453  if (snapshot?.error) return `lights: ${snapshot.error}`;
454  return `lights: watching ${name}`;
455}
456
457function startTick($: Hook$, key: string): void {
458  ticking = true;
459  tickInterval = $.clock.every(TICK_MS, () => doTick($, key));
460}
461
462/** One tick: fetch, classify, store, draw. Returns what it stored. */
463async function doTick($: Hook$, key: string): Promise<StoredLights | null> {
464  if (!tracked) return null;
465
466  const t = tracked;
467  const { owner, repo, number: prNumber, head } = t;
468  const base = encodeURIComponent(t.base);
469
470  try {
471    const [protection, rulesets] = await Promise.all([
472      $.process.run(["gh", "api", `repos/${owner}/${repo}/branches/${base}/protection`], { timeoutMs: 10000 }),
473      $.process.run(["gh", "api", `repos/${owner}/${repo}/rules/branches/${base}`], { timeoutMs: 10000 }),
474    ]);
475
476    let requiredContexts = computeRequiredUnion(
477      protection.stdout ?? "",
478      rulesets.stdout ?? ""
479    );
480
481    if (requiredContexts.length === 0 && t.mode === "promote") {
482      // A promote verdict with nothing required would be a green lie.
483      const refused: StoredLights = { error: "empty required contexts", prNumber };
484      await $.store.set(key, stamp(refused));
485      $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
486      return refused;
487    }
488
489    const checkRunsResult = await $.process.run([
490        "gh",
491        "api",
492        `repos/${owner}/${repo}/commits/${head}/check-runs?per_page=100`,
493      ], { timeoutMs: 10000 });
494    const checkRuns = parseCheckRuns(checkRunsResult.stdout ?? "");
495
496    if (requiredContexts.length === 0) {
497      // Watch mode on an unprotected repo: show every check that ran.
498      requiredContexts = allCheckNames(checkRuns.check_runs ?? []);
499      if (requiredContexts.length === 0) {
500        const empty: StoredLights = {
501          error: `watch ${formatWatchTarget({ owner, repo, number: prNumber })}: no check runs on ${head.slice(0, 7)}`,
502          prNumber,
503        };
504        await $.store.set(key, stamp(empty));
505        $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
506        return empty;
507      }
508    }
509
510    const lights = matchAndClassify(requiredContexts, checkRuns.check_runs ?? []);
511
512    const prViewResult = await $.process.run(prViewArgv(t), { timeoutMs: 10000 });
513
514    const prDetails = parsePRView(prViewResult.stdout ?? "");
515    const mergeStateStatus = prDetails?.mergeStateStatus ?? "";
516    const passing = isPassing(lights);
517    const label = labelFor(t);
518
519    const snapshot: StoredLights = {
520      prNumber,
521      head,
522      label,
523      mode: t.mode,
524      lights,
525      mergeStateStatus,
526      hold: false,
527      degraded: t.degraded,
528      passing,
529      ts: Date.now(),
530    };
531    await $.store.set(key, stamp(snapshot));
532
533    // The band draws this state; a status line too showed it twice. Clear
534    // it (also drops a startup warning, which the band's DEGRADED now keeps).
535    // A collapsed band is not visible to a mod, so /lights answers the line.
536    await clearStatus($);
537    $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
538    return snapshot;
539  } catch (err) {
540    const failed: StoredLights = { error: String(err), prNumber };
541    await $.store.set(key, stamp(failed));
542    $.ui.invalidate("ui.render");
543    return failed;
544  }
545}
546
547function stopTick(): void {
548  tickInterval?.cancel();
549  ticking = false;
550  tickInterval = null;
551}
552
553/**
554 * Best effort status sink for warnings: a rejection here must never
555 * abort the tracking that is already set up.
556 */
557async function warnStatus($: Hook$, message: string): Promise<void> {
558  try {
559    await $.ui.status(message);
560  } catch {
561    // Surfacing is best effort; tracking continues without it.
562  }
563}
564
565/** Best effort too: a rejected clear must never replace the stored lights with an error. */
566async function clearStatus($: Hook$): Promise<void> {
567  try {
568    await $.ui.status(undefined);
569  } catch {
570    // The band already carries the state; a stale line is cosmetic.
571  }
572}
573
src/classify.ts 169 lines
1/**
2 * Pure classifier for CI check status.
3 * Maps check-run conclusions to light colors.
4 * Cancelled gets its own bucket and is never pass.
5 * Missing is red (not run).
6 */
7
8export type LightColor = "green" | "yellow" | "red" | "cancelled";
9
10export interface CheckRun {
11  name: string;
12  status: string; // queued, in_progress, completed
13  conclusion: string | null; // success, failure, cancelled, timed_out, action_required, skipped
14}
15
16export interface ClassifiedLight {
17  name: string;
18  color: LightColor;
19  conclusion: string | null;
20}
21
22/**
23 * Classify a single check run into a light color.
24 * Rules from the brief:
25 * - success -> green
26 * - queued, in_progress, conclusion null -> yellow
27 * - cancelled -> cancelled (its own bucket, never pass)
28 * - failure, timed_out, action_required -> red
29 * - missing (no run found) -> red (not run)
30 */
31export function classifyCheckRun(run: CheckRun): ClassifiedLight {
32  const { conclusion, status } = run;
33
34  // Cancelled gets its own bucket
35  if (conclusion === "cancelled") {
36    return { name: run.name, color: "cancelled", conclusion };
37  }
38
39  // Success is green
40  if (conclusion === "success") {
41    return { name: run.name, color: "green", conclusion };
42  }
43
44  // Failure states are red
45  if (
46    conclusion === "failure" ||
47    conclusion === "timed_out" ||
48    conclusion === "action_required"
49  ) {
50    return { name: run.name, color: "red", conclusion };
51  }
52
53  // In-progress states are yellow
54  if (
55    status === "queued" ||
56    status === "in_progress" ||
57    conclusion === null
58  ) {
59    return { name: run.name, color: "yellow", conclusion };
60  }
61
62  // Skipped - we still classify but it depends on context
63  // In the brief, skipped runs don't count for the aggregate if there's a non-skipped run
64  // For classification purposes, we mark skipped as yellow (waiting)
65  if (conclusion === "skipped") {
66    return { name: run.name, color: "yellow", conclusion };
67  }
68
69  // Unknown - treat as red (not run)
70  return { name: run.name, color: "red", conclusion };
71}
72
73/**
74 * Aggregate light colors for the status line.
75 * Returns counts by color.
76 */
77export function aggregateLights(
78  lights: readonly ClassifiedLight[]
79): { green: number; yellow: number; red: number; cancelled: number } {
80  return {
81    green: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "green").length,
82    yellow: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "yellow").length,
83    red: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "red").length,
84    cancelled: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "cancelled").length,
85  };
86}
87
88/**
89 * Determine if the aggregate status is passing.
90 * Only an all-green set passes. Missing (red), pending or in progress
91 * (yellow), skipped (yellow with a skipped conclusion), cancelled, and any
92 * failing run all block the pass. A CI monitor that reports green when it
93 * cannot see is worse than no monitor (GH-4177 class of bug).
94 */
95export function isPassing(lights: readonly ClassifiedLight[]): boolean {
96  if (lights.length === 0) return false; // total_count: 0 is not-pass
97  return lights.every((l) => l.color === "green");
98}
99
100/**
101 * Given required contexts and check runs, match and classify.
102 *
103 * Order-independent worst case wins per context (GH-4177): reruns can put
104 * several runs under one name at the same sha and the API order is not a
105 * contract, so the verdict for a name is computed from the SET of its runs,
106 * never from which run arrived first or last. ANY non-skipped run under a
107 * name that is not success means that name is NOT passing: a pending,
108 * cancelled, failed, or unknown run each blocks the pass even when a green
109 * rerun sits next to it. The representative color shown is the worst color
110 * present: red beats cancelled beats yellow beats green. A name with no
111 * runs is red (not run).
112 *
113 * Skipped runs are the one exception (acct-nir-request-4, measured on Nir's
114 * Windows setup 2026-10-05): a rerun or a conditional leg leaves a skipped
115 * sibling under the same name, and worst-wins read [skipped, success] as
116 * yellow forever, so a green bundle printed "3 yellow". GitHub itself treats
117 * a skipped required check as satisfied, so skipped runs are dropped from
118 * the verdict pool when the name has any real verdict. A name whose runs
119 * are ALL skipped keeps its present colour: yellow (the check never ran,
120 * so it is not pass).
121 */
122export function matchAndClassify(
123  requiredContexts: string[],
124  checkRuns: CheckRun[]
125): ClassifiedLight[] {
126  const result: ClassifiedLight[] = [];
127
128  // Severity ranking for the representative color. Higher wins. green is
129  // only shown when every run under the name classified green.
130  const SEVERITY: Record<string, number> = {
131    green: 0,
132    yellow: 1,
133    cancelled: 2,
134    red: 3,
135  };
136
137  for (const ctx of requiredContexts) {
138    // Find all runs matching this context name
139    const matching = checkRuns.filter((r) => r.name === ctx);
140
141    if (matching.length === 0) {
142      // Missing - red (not run)
143      result.push({ name: ctx, color: "red", conclusion: null });
144      continue;
145    }
146
147    // Skipped runs carry no verdict: drop them when the name has any
148    // non-skipped run, so a skipped sibling cannot drag a success yellow.
149    // When every run under the name is skipped the pool stays the skipped
150    // set and the name keeps its present colour, yellow.
151    const verdicts = matching.filter((r) => r.conclusion !== "skipped");
152    const pool = verdicts.length > 0 ? verdicts : matching;
153
154    // Classify EVERY run in the pool and take the worst color. This is
155    // the order-independent core: sorting the same runs into any order
156    // yields the same worst color, so [success, in_progress] and
157    // [in_progress, success] both read pending, and a green rerun next to
158    // a failure never resuscitates the name.
159    const classified = pool.map((r) => classifyCheckRun(r));
160    const worst = classified.reduce((a, b) =>
161      SEVERITY[b.color] > SEVERITY[a.color] ? b : a
162    );
163
164    result.push(worst);
165  }
166
167  return result;
168}
169
src/required.ts 96 lines
1/**
2 * Compute the live union of required contexts from:
3 * 1. Branch protection (/branches/main/protection)
4 * 2. Rulesets (/rules/branches/main)
5 *
6 * Drops 404 bodies (lines that start with {).
7 * Refuses to return green when the union is empty.
8 */
9
10export interface ProtectionResponse {
11  required_status_checks?: {
12    contexts: string[];
13  };
14}
15
16export interface RulesetResponse {
17  rules?: Array<{
18    type: string;
19    parameters?: {
20      required_status_checks?: Array<{ context: string }>;
21    };
22  }>;
23}
24
25/**
26 * Parse protection response, extracting contexts.
27 */
28export function parseProtection(body: string): string[] {
29  // 404 body starts with { per brief - drop it
30  if (body.startsWith("{") && !body.includes("required_status_checks")) {
31    return [];
32  }
33
34  try {
35    const parsed: ProtectionResponse = JSON.parse(body);
36    return parsed.required_status_checks?.contexts ?? [];
37  } catch {
38    return [];
39  }
40}
41
42/**
43 * Parse rulesets response, extracting contexts from each rule.
44 *
45 * The GitHub rulesets API (GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/rules/branches/{branch})
46 * returns a TOP-LEVEL ARRAY of rule objects, not an object with a rules key
47 * (GH-4165 review: the old parser expected {rules: []}, matched nothing, and
48 * silently dropped every ruleset-required context, fail-open). Parse the
49 * array; an object with a rules key is still tolerated for robustness.
50 */
51export function parseRulesets(body: string): string[] {
52  const trimmed = body.trim();
53  // 404 body starts with { per brief - drop it
54  if (trimmed.startsWith("{") && !trimmed.includes("rules")) {
55    return [];
56  }
57
58  try {
59    const parsed: unknown = JSON.parse(body);
60    // Real API shape: a top-level array of rules.
61    const rules: RulesetResponse["rules"] = Array.isArray(parsed)
62      ? (parsed as RulesetResponse["rules"])
63      : (parsed as RulesetResponse).rules ?? [];
64    const contexts: string[] = [];
65
66    for (const rule of rules ?? []) {
67      if (rule.parameters?.required_status_checks) {
68        for (const check of rule.parameters.required_status_checks) {
69          if (check.context) {
70            contexts.push(check.context);
71          }
72        }
73      }
74    }
75
76    return contexts;
77  } catch {
78    return [];
79  }
80}
81
82/**
83 * Compute the live union of required contexts.
84 */
85export function computeRequiredUnion(
86  protectionBody: string,
87  rulesetsBody: string
88): string[] {
89  const protection = parseProtection(protectionBody);
90  const rulesets = parseRulesets(rulesetsBody);
91
92  // Union with deduplication
93  const combined = new Set([...protection, ...rulesets]);
94  return Array.from(combined).sort();
95}
96
src/gh.ts 203 lines
1/**
2 * gh CLI wrapper for promote-lights.
3 * Read-only calls only, using the operator's own auth.
4 *
5 * Commands used:
6 * - gh pr list --base main --state open --json number,headRefName,headRefOid,title,labels
7 * - gh pr list with a head filter for the promote branch
8 * - gh pr list with a label filter for the promote label
9 * - gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/branches/main/protection
10 * - gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/rules/branches/main
11 * - gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/commits/{head}/check-runs?per_page=100
12 * - gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/commits/{head}/status
13 * - gh pr view N --json headRefOid,state,mergeStateStatus
14 *
15 * Also reads .github/branch-protection.json via fs.
16 */
17
18export interface PRInfo {
19  number: number;
20  headRefOid: string;
21  title: string;
22  headRefName?: string;
23  labels?: Array<{ name: string } | string>;
24}
25
26/**
27 * Promote PR matching.
28 *
29 * A real promote PR is an open PR with base main whose head is the
30 * promote branch (dev by default, PROMOTE_HEAD when configured) or
31 * which carries the promote label. Any other PR with base main is
32 * ordinary work and must never match.
33 */
34export const DEFAULT_PROMOTE_HEAD = "dev";
35export const PROMOTE_LABEL = "promote";
36
37/**
38 * Fields requested from the PR list endpoint.
39 */
40export const PR_LIST_FIELDS = "number,headRefName,headRefOid,title,labels";
41
42/**
43 * Page size for the filtered PR list queries. Each query is narrowed
44 * server side (one by head branch, one by label) so promote PRs are
45 * returned even when the repo has more open PRs than the gh default
46 * page of 30. Without the filters a promote PR past position 30 is
47 * silently missed.
48 */
49export const PR_LIST_LIMIT = "100";
50
51/**
52 * Query argv listing open PRs into main from the promote branch.
53 */
54export function buildHeadQueryArgs(promoteHead: string = DEFAULT_PROMOTE_HEAD): readonly string[] {
55  return [
56    "gh",
57    "pr",
58    "list",
59    "--base",
60    "main",
61    "--head",
62    promoteHead,
63    "--state",
64    "open",
65    "--json",
66    PR_LIST_FIELDS,
67    "--limit",
68    PR_LIST_LIMIT,
69  ];
70}
71
72/**
73 * Query argv listing open PRs into main carrying the promote label.
74 * This covers promote PRs raised from a head other than the promote
75 * branch, which the head query alone would miss.
76 */
77export function buildLabelQueryArgs(): readonly string[] {
78  return [
79    "gh",
80    "pr",
81    "list",
82    "--base",
83    "main",
84    "--label",
85    PROMOTE_LABEL,
86    "--state",
87    "open",
88    "--json",
89    PR_LIST_FIELDS,
90    "--limit",
91    PR_LIST_LIMIT,
92  ];
93}
94
95/**
96 * Merge PR list pages, deduped by PR number. Either query can return
97 * the same PR (a dev head PR that also carries the label), so the
98 * first occurrence wins.
99 */
100export function mergePRLists(...lists: PRInfo[][]): PRInfo[] {
101  const seen = new Map<number, PRInfo>();
102  for (const list of lists) {
103    for (const pr of list) {
104      if (!seen.has(pr.number)) seen.set(pr.number, pr);
105    }
106  }
107  return [...seen.values()];
108}
109
110export function isPromotePR(pr: PRInfo, promoteHead: string = DEFAULT_PROMOTE_HEAD): boolean {
111  if (pr.headRefName !== undefined && pr.headRefName === promoteHead) return true;
112  const labels = pr.labels ?? [];
113  return labels.some((label) => {
114    const name = typeof label === "string" ? label : label.name;
115    return name !== undefined && name.toLowerCase() === PROMOTE_LABEL;
116  });
117}
118
119export interface PRDetails {
120  headRefOid: string;
121  state: string;
122  mergeStateStatus: string;
123  /** The PR's base branch; watch mode reads THIS branch's protection. */
124  baseRefName?: string;
125}
126
127export interface CheckRunsResponse {
128  total_count: number;
129  check_runs: Array<{
130    name: string;
131    status: string;
132    conclusion: string | null;
133  }>;
134}
135
136export interface StatusResponse {
137  statuses: Array<{
138    context: string;
139    state: string;
140  }>;
141}
142
143/**
144 * Parse PR list JSON output.
145 */
146export function parsePRList(stdout: string): PRInfo[] {
147  if (!stdout.trim()) return [];
148  try {
149    return JSON.parse(stdout);
150  } catch {
151    return [];
152  }
153}
154
155/**
156 * Parse PR view JSON output.
157 */
158export function parsePRView(stdout: string): PRDetails | null {
159  if (!stdout.trim()) return null;
160  try {
161    return JSON.parse(stdout);
162  } catch {
163    return null;
164  }
165}
166
167/**
168 * Parse check-runs API response.
169 */
170export function parseCheckRuns(body: string): CheckRunsResponse {
171  try {
172    return JSON.parse(body);
173  } catch {
174    return { total_count: 0, check_runs: [] };
175  }
176}
177
178/**
179 * Parse status API response.
180 */
181export function parseStatus(body: string): StatusResponse {
182  try {
183    return JSON.parse(body);
184  } catch {
185    return { statuses: [] };
186  }
187}
188
189/**
190 * Parse .github/branch-protection.json.
191 */
192export function parseBranchProtectionConfig(content: string): {
193  dev?: string[];
194  main?: string[];
195} | null {
196  if (!content.trim()) return null;
197  try {
198    return JSON.parse(content);
199  } catch {
200    return null;
201  }
202}
203
src/pane.ts 190 lines
1/**
2 * Band rendering for promote-lights.
3 * Draws a summary line plus one line per non-green check above the prompt.
4 * No Client module needed - static between ticks.
5 */
6
7import type { ClassifiedLight } from "./classify.ts";
8
9export const LIGHT_SYMBOLS: Record<string, string> = {
10  green: "\u{1F7E2}", // green circle
11  yellow: "\u{1F7E1}", // yellow circle
12  red: "\u{1F534}", // red circle
13  cancelled: "\u26A0\uFE0F", // warning sign
14};
15
16/**
17 * Build the status line string for $.ui.status().
18 * Format: "promote #N: 9/11 green, 1 yellow, 1 cancelled, BEHIND"
19 */
20export function buildStatusLine(
21  prNumber: number,
22  lights: ClassifiedLight[],
23  mergeStateStatus: string,
24  hold: boolean,
25  label?: string,
26  degraded = false
27): string {
28  const counts = {
29    green: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "green").length,
30    yellow: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "yellow").length,
31    red: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "red").length,
32    cancelled: lights.filter((l) => l.color === "cancelled").length,
33  };
34
35  const parts: string[] = [label ?? `promote #${prNumber}`];
36
37  if (counts.green > 0) parts.push(`${counts.green} green`);
38  if (counts.yellow > 0) parts.push(`${counts.yellow} yellow`);
39  if (counts.red > 0) parts.push(`${counts.red} red`);
40  if (counts.cancelled > 0) parts.push(`${counts.cancelled} cancelled`);
41
42  if (mergeStateStatus && mergeStateStatus !== "CLEAN") {
43    parts.push(mergeStateStatus);
44  }
45
46  if (hold) {
47    parts.unshift("HOLD");
48  }
49
50  if (degraded) {
51    parts.push("DEGRADED");
52  }
53
54  return parts.join(", ");
55}
56
57/**
58 * Build the band content for AbovePrompt.
59 * Returns an array of [name, symbol] pairs plus trailing info.
60 */
61export function buildBandContent(
62  lights: ClassifiedLight[],
63  headSha: string,
64  mergeStateStatus: string,
65  hold: boolean
66): Array<{ name: string; symbol: string }> {
67  const result: Array<{ name: string; symbol: string }> = lights.map((l) => ({
68    name: l.name,
69    symbol: LIGHT_SYMBOLS[l.color] ?? "?",
70  }));
71
72  // Add trailing info cell
73  const head = headSha.slice(0, 7);
74  const status = mergeStateStatus || "";
75  const holdPrefix = hold ? "HOLD " : "";
76
77  result.push({
78    name: `${holdPrefix}${head} ${status}`.trim(),
79    symbol: "",
80  });
81
82  return result;
83}
84
85/** Text color per light, as the terminal Text element takes it. */
86export const LIGHT_COLORS: Record<string, string> = {
87  green: "green",
88  yellow: "yellow",
89  red: "red",
90  cancelled: "yellow",
91};
92
93/** Element props: children plus whatever the element takes. */
94export type ElementProps = { children?: unknown } & Record<string, unknown>;
95/** A constructor from $.ui.resolve(e): Box, Text and the rest. */
96export type ElementCtor = (props?: ElementProps) => unknown;
97export type Elements = { Box: ElementCtor; Text: ElementCtor };
98
99/** Most problem lines drawn under the summary; the rest collapse into "+N more". */
100export const MAX_PROBLEM_LINES = 5;
101
102/** Order for the problem lines: red first, then cancelled, then yellow. */
103const PROBLEM_ORDER: Record<string, number> = { red: 0, cancelled: 1, yellow: 2 };
104
105/** The non-green lights, red then cancelled then yellow, stable within a color. */
106export function problemLights(lights: ClassifiedLight[]): ClassifiedLight[] {
107  return lights
108    .map((l, i) => ({ l, i }))
109    .filter(({ l }) => l.color !== "green")
110    .sort((a, b) => (PROBLEM_ORDER[a.l.color] ?? 0) - (PROBLEM_ORDER[b.l.color] ?? 0) || a.i - b.i)
111    .map(({ l }) => l);
112}
113
114/** The summary label: "#N" for a promote PR, "owner/repo#N" when watching. */
115export function summaryLabel(label: string): string {
116  return label.replace(/^(watch|promote) /, "");
117}
118
119/**
120 * Build the AbovePrompt band from the elements $.ui.resolve(e) hands out.
121 * A plain { type: "Box" } object is not an element on CC 2.1.282 and never
122 * draws, so every node here comes from a constructor.
123 *
124 * Layout (approved 2026-09-26): one summary line always, then one line per
125 * check that is not green, full name, red first. All green is one line.
126 *
127 *   🚦 #4435  3afff24  BLOCKED   19 🟢  0 🟡  2 🔴
128 *      🔴 PR Playground
129 *      🔴 CI Summary
130 */
131export function buildBand(
132  els: Elements,
133  label: string,
134  lights: ClassifiedLight[],
135  headSha: string,
136  mergeStateStatus: string,
137  hold: boolean,
138  degraded = false
139): unknown {
140  const { Box, Text } = els;
141  const count = (color: string) => lights.filter((l) => l.color === color).length;
142  const green = count("green");
143  const yellow = count("yellow");
144  const red = count("red");
145  const cancelled = count("cancelled");
146
147  const runs: unknown[] = [];
148  if (hold) runs.push(Text({ color: "red", bold: true, children: "HOLD " }));
149  runs.push(Text({ bold: true, children: `\u{1F6A6} ${summaryLabel(label)}  ` }));
150  const state = `${headSha.slice(0, 7)}  ${mergeStateStatus}`.trim();
151  if (state) runs.push(Text({ dimColor: true, children: `${state}   ` }));
152  runs.push(Text({ color: "green", children: `${green} ${LIGHT_SYMBOLS.green}  ` }));
153  runs.push(Text({ color: "yellow", children: `${yellow} ${LIGHT_SYMBOLS.yellow}  ` }));
154  runs.push(Text({ color: "red", children: `${red} ${LIGHT_SYMBOLS.red}` }));
155  if (cancelled > 0) {
156    runs.push(Text({ color: "yellow", children: `  ${cancelled} ${LIGHT_SYMBOLS.cancelled}` }));
157  }
158  if (degraded) runs.push(Text({ dimColor: true, children: "  DEGRADED" }));
159
160  const lines: unknown[] = [Text({ children: runs })];
161  const problems = problemLights(lights);
162  for (const l of problems.slice(0, MAX_PROBLEM_LINES)) {
163    lines.push(
164      Text({
165        color: LIGHT_COLORS[l.color] ?? "red",
166        children: `   ${LIGHT_SYMBOLS[l.color] ?? "?"} ${l.name}`,
167      })
168    );
169  }
170  if (problems.length > MAX_PROBLEM_LINES) {
171    lines.push(Text({ dimColor: true, children: `   +${problems.length - MAX_PROBLEM_LINES} more` }));
172  }
173  return Box({ flexDirection: "column", children: lines });
174}
175
176/** One dim line saying why there are no lights, so a failure is never blank. */
177export function buildErrorBand(els: Elements, error: string): unknown {
178  const { Box, Text } = els;
179  return Box({ children: [Text({ dimColor: true, children: `lights: ${error}` })] });
180}
181
182/**
183 * Shorten context name for display.
184 * Truncates to ~20 chars.
185 */
186export function shortName(name: string, maxLen = 20): string {
187  if (name.length <= maxLen) return name;
188  return name.slice(0, maxLen - 1) + "\u2026"; // ellipsis
189}
190
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1// Generated by OrchestKit Claude Plugin
2// Created: 2026-09-25
3
4/**
5 * Watch targets for promote-lights demo mode.
6 *
7 * `/lights watch <target>` (or PROMOTE_LIGHTS_WATCH=<target>) tracks any open
8 * PR in any repo, so the band can be shown without a live promote PR.
9 * Accepted target forms:
10 * - owner/repo#123
11 * - owner/repo 123
12 * - https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123
13 */
14
15export interface WatchTarget {
16  owner: string;
17  repo: string;
18  number: number;
19}
20
21const NAME = "[A-Za-z0-9_.-]+";
22const HASH_FORM = new RegExp(`^(${NAME})/(${NAME})#(\\d+)$`);
23const SPACE_FORM = new RegExp(`^(${NAME})/(${NAME})\\s+#?(\\d+)$`);
24const URL_FORM = new RegExp(`^https?://github\\.com/(${NAME})/(${NAME})/pull/(\\d+)(?:[/?#].*)?$`);
25
26export function parseWatchTarget(input: string | undefined | null): WatchTarget | null {
27  const text = (input ?? "").trim();
28  if (!text) return null;
29  for (const form of [HASH_FORM, SPACE_FORM, URL_FORM]) {
30    const m = form.exec(text);
31    if (m) {
32      const number = Number(m[3]);
33      if (!Number.isSafeInteger(number) || number <= 0) return null;
34      return { owner: m[1], repo: m[2], number };
35    }
36  }
37  return null;
38}
39
40export function formatWatchTarget(t: WatchTarget): string {
41  return `${t.owner}/${t.repo}#${t.number}`;
42}
43
44/**
45 * Every distinct check-run name on a head, in first-seen order. Used when the
46 * watched repo protects nothing: the lights then cover every check that ran,
47 * and matchAndClassify takes the worst non-skipped run per name.
48 */
49export function allCheckNames(runs: ReadonlyArray<{ name: string }>): string[] {
50  const seen = new Set<string>();
51  const names: string[] = [];
52  for (const r of runs) {
53    if (!seen.has(r.name)) {
54      seen.add(r.name);
55      names.push(r.name);
56    }
57  }
58  return names;
59}
60
61export const WATCH_USAGE = "usage: /lights watch owner/repo#123 (for example cli/cli#1; also owner/repo 123, or a PR URL)";
62
63/**
64 * What a bare /lights answers when nothing is tracked. Names the promote
65 * head the session search used (dev unless PROMOTE_HEAD overrides it): on a
66 * repo whose promote branch is named anything else, the bare "no promote PR
67 * open" read as a bug instead of a lookup that found nothing.
68 */
69export function noPrHint(promoteHead: string): string {
70  return `no promote PR open with head "${promoteHead}" into main (set PROMOTE_HEAD to look for another); try /lights watch owner/repo#123, for example cli/cli#1`;
71}
72
73/** An argument that is neither a subcommand nor a parseable target gets its own line. */
74export function unknownArgHint(arg: string): string {
75  return `lights: unknown argument "${arg}"; try /lights watch owner/repo#123, for example cli/cli#1`;
76}
77