feat: make linked workspace names clickable in the sidebar, CLI, and post-scan dialog - #1274
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…picker, and post-scan dialog - `workspace-sidebar.tsx`: the workspace name + manage URL in the TUI sidebar tile now render underlined/accent-styled and open the browser on click (mouse events land on the enclosing `<text>`, not the inline `<span>`, matching the pattern already used for the footer's docs/ community links since raw `<a href>` crashes in this JSX layer). - `workspace.tsx`: extracted the guarded `open()` + toast-on-failure logic from `WorkspaceLinkedDialog` into a shared `openManageUrl()` helper, and added an "Open in browser" option to `AlreadyLinkedDialog` (shown on re-entering an already-linked project) using the same helper. - `cli/cmd/link.ts`: `altimate-code link`'s "Currently linked to X" prompt and the matching picker row now wrap the workspace name in a real OSC 8 terminal hyperlink (+ underline for visual affordance), so clicking it in a supporting terminal opens the workspace directly — no click-handler needed since the terminal itself renders the link. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkspace manage URLs now use URL path semantics. The TUI sidebar renders workspace names and URLs as clickable links. The CLI sanitizes workspace text, detects terminal hyperlink support, and uses plain text when OSC 8 output is unavailable. ChangesWorkspace link interactions
Priority: ⬇️ Low — Defer the workspace-link usability change because it adds actionable names and URLs across the CLI, TUI sidebar, and post-scan dialog without evidence of urgent product impact. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Low Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WorkspaceFlow
participant WorkspaceSidebar
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WorkspaceFlow->>WorkspaceSidebar: provide resolved workspace URL
WorkspaceFlow->>AlreadyLinkedDialog: provide resolved manageUrl
WorkspaceSidebar->>openManageUrl: open workspace URL
AlreadyLinkedDialog->>openManageUrl: open workspace URL
openManageUrl->>Browser: open validated HTTP(S) URL
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Workspace links are available in several CLI and TUI flows, but most CLI picker choices are still not actionable, malformed workspace labels can affect terminal output when no URL is available, and the related tests may be unstable under parallel execution. These are bounded issues but should be addressed before relying on the feature broadly. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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SUGGESTION: isSafeHttpUrl is now exported but has no external importers — redundant dead export
openManageUrl (the only in-module caller) invokes it directly, and cli/cmd/link.ts keeps its own private copy (as the comment on lines 566–569 itself notes, link.ts does not import this). The export keyword adds unused public surface. Either drop export, or actually share the helper with cli/cmd/link.ts to remove the duplicated isSafeHttpUrl there.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts`:
- Line 159: Update the currentManageUrl construction around
resolveWorkspaceWebUrl so the workspace path is joined using URL semantics
rather than string concatenation. Preserve the resolved URL’s origin while
appending /w/${currentId} to its pathname before serializing, without placing
the path after query or fragment components.
- Line 63: Sanitize workspace names before they reach the hyperlink function,
including values from WorkspaceApi.listDatamates() and currentName, by stripping
terminal control sequences or rejecting invalid names at the workspace-name
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…RL join, dead export - `cli/cmd/link.ts`: sanitize workspace names (strip C0/C1 control bytes, including ESC) before they reach the OSC 8 hyperlink wrapper — an attacker/account-controlled workspace name containing its own `\x1b]8;;` could otherwise prematurely close our hyperlink and open a spoofed one with our trusted URL as inert visible prefix text. (CodeRabbit + cubic) - `cli/cmd/link.ts`: only emit the underline visual affordance when the terminal is one we're reasonably confident renders OSC 8 (conservative TERM_PROGRAM/VTE/Konsole/Windows Terminal allowlist) — SGR underline is far more universally rendered than OSC 8 itself, so emitting it unconditionally made names look clickable in terminals where they weren't. (cubic) - `cli/cmd/link.ts` + `workspace.tsx` + `workspace-sidebar.tsx`: build the manage URL via real `URL` pathname/search/hash manipulation instead of string-concatenating `toString()` — the dev-only `ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE_WEB_URL` override can carry its own path/query, and naive concatenation landed `/w/<id>` inside the query string instead of the path. Fixed in all three occurrences of the same pattern, not just the one CodeRabbit/cubic flagged in link.ts. (CodeRabbit + cubic) - `workspace.tsx`: drop the `export` on `isSafeHttpUrl` — no external importers; `link.ts` deliberately keeps its own private copy. (Kilo) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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WARNING: Apple_Terminal (macOS Terminal.app) doesn't render OSC 8 hyperlinks, so this allowlist entry produces the exact false positive this function exists to avoid.
terminalSupportsHyperlinks gates the underline so the name only looks clickable where the OSC 8 link actually works. macOS Terminal.app sets TERM_PROGRAM=Apple_Terminal and does not support OSC 8 (it only auto-detects plain URLs), and the supports-hyperlinks package this code claims to mirror explicitly returns false for Apple_Terminal. Including it here means Terminal.app users get an underlined, non-clickable workspace name — the inverse of the documented intent. Drop Apple_Terminal from the list (and to truly match the reference, gate iTerm.app/WezTerm on TERM_PROGRAM_VERSION).
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SUGGESTION: The doc comment says C0/C1 control bytes but the regex strips only C0 controls plus DEL, not C1 (U+0080–U+009F).
The OSC 8 breakout vector (ESC, \x1b) is covered, so the primary injection is blocked, but the comment overstates coverage. Extend the class to also strip C1 for defense-in-depth, or correct the comment.
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243-243: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBuild a manage URL for every workspace row.
currentManageUrlexists only forcurrentId. This branch hyperlinks only the currently linked workspace, so every other picker row remains non-actionable. Build a per-row URL withbuildManageUrl(workspaceWebBase, dm.id)when a web base exists.Proposed fix
- label: - dm.id === currentId ? `● ${hyperlink(dm.name, currentManageUrl)}` : ` ${dm.name}`, + label: `${dm.id === currentId ? "● " : " "}${hyperlink( + dm.name, + workspaceWebBase ? buildManageUrl(workspaceWebBase, dm.id) : null, + )}`,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 243: Update the workspace-row rendering around the dm.id comparison to
build a per-row manage URL with buildManageUrl(workspaceWebBase, dm.id) whenever
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- `workspace.tsx`: fix a real selection-desync race in `AlreadyLinkedDialog`.
`manageUrl` was fetched async inside the dialog via `onMount`, so the
options array could grow from 3 to 4 items ("Open in browser" inserted
at index 2, pushing "Skip for now" to 3) after the dialog had already
painted. dialog-select.tsx's `store.selected` is a raw numeric index,
and the only effect that resyncs it fires on `props.current`/`store.filter`
changes — not on the options array changing shape. A user who pressed
Down twice to reach "Skip for now" before the promise resolved could
press Enter and launch a browser instead. Fixed by resolving `manageUrl`
in the caller (`runFlow`) before `dialog.replace()`, matching the
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already use — `AlreadyLinkedDialog` no longer has any async state.
- `cli/cmd/link.ts`: print the plain manage URL as a `prompts.log.info`
fallback when `terminalSupportsHyperlinks()` is false — previously a
non-allowlisted terminal had no way to discover the URL at all (the OSC 8
bytes are invisible there), unlike the TUI side which falls back to a
copyable toast on open() failure.
- `cli/cmd/link.ts`: guard `hyperlink()` against an empty `text` (would
otherwise emit an invisible zero-width clickable region).
- `workspace-sidebar.tsx`: scope the sidebar tile's click target to just
the name line — "(pinned via --workspace)" now renders on its own
non-interactive line instead of being appended inside the clickable
`<text>` block, and `onMouseUp` is omitted entirely (not attached as a
no-op) until a manage URL actually resolves.
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…cond URL-join duplicate - `hyperlink()`: skip OSC 8 wrapping entirely (return bare sanitized text) when stdout isn't a TTY. Stdin can be a TTY (satisfying the handler's interactive-input check) while stdout is redirected to a file or piped — in that case no terminal is reading the bytes, so the previous "harmless when unrecognized" reasoning didn't hold: raw OSC 8 would land as literal junk in the captured output. `terminalSupportsHyperlinks()` already checked `isTTY` for the underline decision; this applies the same check before emitting any escape bytes at all. - `manageUrlFor`: delegate to `buildManageUrl` instead of its own copy of the pre-fix string-concatenation bug. Two near-identical URL builders in the same file had drifted — the first round's fix only touched `currentManageUrl`'s construction and missed this second one, used by the browser-handoff and create-flow "Manage it at:" lines. - Declined (with reasoning in `buildManageUrl`'s comment): moving the URL-join helper to a module shared with the TUI side. Contradicts this codebase's existing, documented CLI/TUI self-containment convention (same rationale as `isSafeHttpUrl`'s deliberate duplication) — the fix is consolidating within this file, not spanning the boundary. - Updated `link.test.ts` for `hyperlink()`'s new non-TTY early return, and added a test isolating "TTY but unrecognized terminal" (OSC 8, no underline) from "not a TTY at all" (no escape bytes whatsoever) — the previous tests conflated the two via a shared `isTTY: false` setup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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391-391: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse
buildManageUrlinmanageUrlFor.Line 391 still appends
/w/<id>to a serialized URL. A base such ashttp://localhost:3003/base?x=1becomeshttp://localhost:3003/base?x=1/w/42. This affects the manage URL shown after browser handoff and normal binding. ReturnbuildManageUrl(base, workspaceId)instead.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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280-280: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd management links for every picker workspace.
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hyperlinkonly forcurrentId. When the project is not linked, no picker row is actionable even thoughworkspaceWebBaseand eachdm.idcan build its management URL. Build a URL for everydmand pass it tohyperlink.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts`:
- Line 133: Update the link-formatting function around the `if (!url || !text)`
guard to sanitize `text` before evaluating the null-URL return, ensuring control
characters are removed whether or not `url` is present. Preserve the existing
return behavior for missing URL or text.
In `@packages/opencode/test/cli/cmd/link.test.ts`:
- Around line 145-146: Update the TTY setup and cleanup around ORIGINAL_TTY to
save and restore the complete process.stdout.isTTY property descriptor, not just
its value, while preserving absent TERM_PROGRAM state during environment
restoration. Serialize every test that mutates these process-global values so
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…me interpolation, not just hyperlink()'s
- `hyperlink()`: sanitize `text` before the null-URL early return, not
after — the null-URL branch previously returned the raw name unchanged
(BYOK/unresolvable deployments), meaning callers relying on hyperlink()
as their sanitization boundary got the raw name in exactly that case.
- Validating this finding against the code showed the actual gap was much
broader than the one call site flagged: every OTHER raw workspace-name
interpolation in this file (~10 sites across the picker's non-current
rows, the "Currently linked"/"Kept" messages, and every bind/create/
rebind success and ConflictError message) was never sanitized at all,
since it never went through hyperlink() in the first place. Sanitized
each — `currentName` and each picker row's `dm.name` once at their
declaration/mapping, `created.datamate.name` once per function via a
local, and each `res.binding.datamate_name` / `existing_datamate_name`
call site individually (control flow there has multiple branches
reassigning `res`, so hoisting one local was riskier than wrapping each
use).
- Test fixes: `link.test.ts`'s `hyperlink` describe block only cleared
`TERM_PROGRAM` between tests, not the other terminalSupportsHyperlinks()
signals (`WT_SESSION`/`KONSOLE_VERSION`/`VTE_VERSION`) its sibling block
already isolated — an ambient one of those on the host/CI runner could
make an "unsupported terminal" test spuriously pass. Also, the TTY
restore helper used `Object.defineProperty(..., { value, configurable:
true })`, which defaults every omitted attribute (enumerable, writable)
to false — silently collapsing those flags from whatever the real
descriptor had, rather than truly restoring it. Both fixed via two
small shared helpers instead of duplicating cleanup per describe block.
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…nt no-op The round-4 fix for the TTY-descriptor-restoration finding introduced a new bug of its own: `process.stdout.isTTY` has no OWN property descriptor in the common case (stdout piped/redirected, which is how it always runs under a test runner) — Node only sets it as an own property when the stream genuinely is a TTY. So `ORIGINAL_TTY_DESCRIPTOR` was `undefined` in virtually every real test run, and `restoreTTY()`'s `if (descriptor)` guard made it a complete no-op: the property `setTTY()` added stayed shadowed on `process.stdout` for the rest of the process instead of being restored, contradicting the comment's stated intent. Verified empirically (bun -e) before fixing: process.stdout.isTTY genuinely has no own descriptor and isn't found anywhere on its prototype chain when not a real TTY. Fixed by deleting the property when there was no original descriptor to restore. Added a regression test, and confirmed by temporarily reverting the fix that the test actually fails without it (not vacuously green). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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| // `isTTY` is not an own property of process.stdout in the common case | ||
| // (stdout piped/redirected, as it always is under a test runner) — Node | ||
| // only sets it as an own property when the stream genuinely is a TTY. So |
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SUGGESTION: The comment misstates the mechanism — isTTY is an inherited prototype accessor, never an own property, so ORIGINAL_TTY_DESCRIPTOR is undefined on every run and the if (ORIGINAL_TTY_DESCRIPTOR) branch is dead code, not merely rare.
process.stdout.isTTY is defined as an accessor on the stream prototype, so Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(process.stdout, "isTTY") returns undefined regardless of whether stdout is a TTY. This is exactly what the round-5 cubic finding this commit addresses concluded ("isTTY is an inherited prototype property"). The new comment's claim that Node "only sets it as an own property when the stream genuinely is a TTY" is incorrect, and it keeps the unreachable if branch looking meaningful. restoreTTY() could be simplified to the unconditional delete (process.stdout as { isTTY?: boolean }).isTTY.
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…1274 - cubic (valid): the round-5 regression test didn't wrap its first assertion in try/finally, so a failure there would skip restoreTTY() and leak the mutated process.stdout.isTTY into every later test. Fixed. - Kilo (declined — verified factually wrong): claimed `isTTY` is "an inherited prototype property... regardless of whether stdout is a TTY" and that the `if (ORIGINAL_TTY_DESCRIPTOR)` branch in restoreTTY() is dead code, suggesting it be simplified to an unconditional `delete`. Checked empirically in a real pty (`tmux new-session ... bun -e`, because the sandboxed shell always pipes stdout) rather than trusting either the bot's claim or my own prior comment: when process.stdout genuinely IS a TTY, `isTTY` IS a real own property (`{value: true, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true}`), not inherited, not undefined. Applying Kilo's suggested "fix" would have made restoreTTY() permanently delete the real isTTY property instead of restoring it whenever these tests run in an actual interactive terminal — a regression, not a fix. Left the conditional as-is; expanded the comment to document the verification so this doesn't get relitigated incorrectly again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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… gap, wider hyperlink() contract, deduplicate URL-join across CLI/TUI - `bindOrRebind`'s `ConflictError` handler had a third, unsanitized `existing_datamate_name` interpolation — round 4's sanitization sweep fixed the other two occurrences of this exact pattern (in `runBrowserHandoff` and `createThenBindOrRebind`) but missed this one in a third function, making round 4's "every raw name-interpolation" claim inaccurate. Fixed, and swept the whole file again to confirm no others remain (all display sites go through `stripControlChars`; the three `recordApprovedBinding` cache-storage calls deliberately still store the raw value, which is correct — sanitization belongs at display time, not storage time). - `hyperlink()` now also validates `url` via the existing `isSafeHttpUrl`, not just sanitizing `text`. It's an exported function now (tests import it), so its contract is wider than its two in-file callers — both of which only ever pass a `buildManageUrl(...)`-derived trusted URL, but an external caller passing something unvalidated wouldn't get the same protection the `text` side already has. - Moved `buildManageUrl` (the URL-join helper, previously duplicated as three near-identical private copies across `link.ts`, `workspace.tsx`, and `workspace-sidebar.tsx`) to `browser-handoff.ts`, beside `resolveWorkspaceWebUrl` — a module all three files already import for that function, so this doesn't cross the deliberate CLI/TUI self-containment boundary the way `isSafeHttpUrl`'s split exists to avoid. Round 3's URL-join bug needed three separate edits because of this exact duplication; consolidating deletes the bug class instead of leaving three instances of it to individually stay in sync. Moved its tests to `browser-handoff.test.ts` alongside the function. - Fixed a stale/circular doc comment on `openManageUrl` that described itself via a "same behavior as WorkspaceLinkedDialog's open action" cross-reference — that action now just calls `openManageUrl` directly (round-1 refactor), making the comment confusing rather than useful. - Declined (per the review's own "possibly deliberate — ignore if so"): the differing "open in browser" wording across `WorkspaceLinkedDialog` and `AlreadyLinkedDialog` — one is a post-creation success card, the other a you're-already-linked prompt; the differing phrasing fits the differing context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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Replying to each point from the round-7 re-review, all addressed in MAJOR — the third m1 — m2 — three-way URL-join duplication: Fixed by moving Nit — stale Nit — differing "open in browser" wording: Left as-is, per your own "possibly deliberate — ignore if so." It is: one's a post-creation success card, the other a you're-already-linked prompt. Thanks for the thorough pass across all seven rounds, and for the correction on your own prior output about |
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| // the `text` side while doing nothing for `url`. (multi-model review, PR | ||
| // #1274 round 7.) | ||
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SUGGESTION: The new !isSafeHttpUrl(url) gate has no test coverage
Every other branch of hyperlink() is pinned by a test in test/cli/cmd/link.test.ts (null URL, non-TTY stdout, unrecognized terminal, recognized terminal, adversarial name), but the branch added in this commit — refusing a non-http(s) url and returning safeText — is not exercised anywhere. Add a case asserting e.g. hyperlink("name", "file:///etc/passwd") and hyperlink("name", "javascript:alert(1)") return the sanitized plain text with no OSC 8 bytes, so the widened contract this commit documents survives future refactors.
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| `Already linked to "${err.detail.existing_datamate_name ?? "another workspace"}". Re-run \`altimate-code link\` to switch.`, | ||
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| const existingName = err.detail.existing_datamate_name |
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SUGGESTION: Third in-file copy of the conflict-name sanitization block
This commit adds the third identical err.detail.existing_datamate_name ? stripControlChars(...) : "another workspace" block in this file (the other two are at lines 391-393 and 472-474). The file's own buildManageUrl/manageUrlFor history documents how same-file duplicates of a security-relevant pattern drift (only one of two URL builders got the fix in round 3). Extract a small helper, e.g. function conflictExistingName(err: ConflictError): string, so a future tightening of the sanitization lands in one place instead of needing three edits — the exact failure mode this PR's round-7 commit message describes.
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SUGGESTION: Alias import hides the shared buildManageUrl name behind a different local function of the same name
This file imports the shared pure URL-join as joinManageUrlPath only to avoid colliding with the local async buildManageUrl(workspaceId) wrapper at line 249 — so within this file buildManageUrl means the credential-resolving wrapper, while the function actually exported as buildManageUrl (browser-handoff.ts, imported under that name by cli/cmd/link.ts) is invisible under that name. workspace-sidebar.tsx has no collision and imports the same alias, making the two TUI files inconsistent with each other and with link.ts. Consider renaming the local wrapper (e.g. resolveManageUrl) and importing the shared function under its real name in both TUI files.
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… third conflict-name duplicate, naming collision - `hyperlink()`: `isSafeHttpUrl(url)` only checks that `url` parses as http(s) via `new URL()` — it doesn't sanitize, and doesn't return the re-serialized/encoded form. Verified empirically that a string can contain a live ESC byte and still parse successfully as a valid https: URL, so a hypothetical external caller could pass a URL that both (a) passes `isSafeHttpUrl` and (b) still carries the raw control bytes that get interpolated directly — defeating the OSC 8 boundary the same way the `text` sanitization exists to prevent, just on the other side of the wrapper. Now rejects (falls back to plain text) rather than stripping, since a mangled URL is worse than no link. Added tests for both the plain non-http(s)-scheme case and this control-byte case. - Extracted `conflictExistingName()` — a third near-identical copy of the `existing_datamate_name ? stripControlChars(...) : "another workspace"` ternary had appeared in a third catch block (this file's own `buildManageUrl` duplication history predicted exactly this failure mode). All three call sites now share one implementation. - `workspace.tsx` imported the shared `buildManageUrl` under an alias (`as joinManageUrlPath`) solely to avoid colliding with its own local async wrapper of the same name — which made the *real* `buildManageUrl` invisible under that name inside the file, and left `workspace.tsx` and `workspace-sidebar.tsx` importing the same function under two different local names. Renamed the local wrapper to `resolveManageUrl` and import the shared function under its real name in both files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JsVwcBQP6VUwqEej3vK2zG
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Closes #1275
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What does this PR do?
Workspace names shown once a project is linked are now clickable / open the workspace in the browser, in three places:
workspace-sidebar.tsx) — the workspace name and its manage URL render underlined in the accent color and open the browser on click. Mouse events land on the enclosing<text>block rather than the inline<span>, and the visible affordance is a styled span rather than a real<a href>— matching the existing pattern in the sidebar footer's docs/community links, since raw<a href>hyperlink nodes crash in the current@opentui/solidJSX layer.AlreadyLinkedDialog(shown when re-entering an already-linked project) — added an "Open in browser" menu option. The plugin-facingDialogSelectAPI only takes a plain stringtitle(notitleView/JSX escape hatch like the nativepackages/tuicomponent has), so the workspace name in the title itself can't be inline-clickable — a selectable option is the equivalent affordance within that API.altimate-code linkCLI (cli/cmd/link.ts) — the "Currently linked to "X"" prompt and the matching picker row now wrap the workspace name in a real OSC 8 terminal hyperlink plus underline styling. This is plain stdout text (not the TUI's JSX renderer), so a real hyperlink escape sequence works directly — no click handler needed, the terminal itself makes it clickable.Also extracted the guarded
open()+ toast-on-failure logic thatWorkspaceLinkedDialogalready had into a sharedopenManageUrl()helper, reused by the sidebar tile and the newAlreadyLinkedDialogoption.How did you verify your code works?
tsc --noEmitclean on all three changed filesbun test test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts— 41/41 pass, unchanged\x1b[4munderline + accent RGB codes wrap only the link textAlreadyLinkedDialog's "Open in browser" option renders and is wired to the same guarded open helper (triggered via the TUI's own/tui/publishevent API against a headlessserve+attachpair, mirroring the real post-scan trigger)linkpicker: raw OSC 8 escape sequence (\x1b]8;;<url>\x1b\\<name>\x1b]8;;\x1b\\) confirmed wrapping the workspace name in both the message and the picker rowScreenshots / recordings
Verified visually with terminal screenshots (VHS) during development for all three surfaces — sidebar tile (underlined accent link),
AlreadyLinkedDialog's new option, and the CLI's OSC-8-linked workspace name. Not embedded here (static images don't convey the click-to-open interaction well); happy to attach on request.Checklist
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