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🟡 Minor · Update the skill failure-mode table: it says gflow auth renew does not exist. · SKILL.md:282
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the skill failure-mode table: it says
gflow auth renewdoes not exist. The command list now documentsgflow auth renew. The## Known agent failure modestable still tells agents that the command does not exist and that they should rungflow auth login.
plugins/gflow/skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md#L282-L282: replace the row so that it points togflow auth renewfor stale sessions and keepsgflow auth loginfor revoked sessions, then bumpskillopt_epoch.skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md#L59-L65: apply the same row change to the mirrored failure-mode table, then bumpskillopt_epoch.As per path instructions: "Add the mistake to the
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- Around line 107-117: Handle PlaywrightError from launch_persistent_context in
renew_profile by logging the launch failure and continuing to
verify_flow_profile, so the oracle verdict determines the result. Keep the
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- Line 282: Update the Known agent failure modes table in
plugins/gflow/skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md at lines 282–282 and
skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md at lines 59–65 so stale sessions point to gflow auth
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Catch browser launch failures so renew_profile follows its own contract.
launch_persistent_context runs outside every PlaywrightError handler. Launch can fail in several ways:
- Google Chrome is missing for a
chromemarker. - A leaked Chrome holds the profile
SingletonLock(#293). - The bundled browser is not installed.
In each case renew_profile raises a raw playwright.Error. gflow auth renew --all catches only ProfileLockedError and ProfileEngineDowngradeError (src/gflow_cli/cli.py Line 451-457). As a result, one bad profile stops the loop. No JSON is printed, and the remaining profiles are not renewed. In credits list --refresh, the row shows Unexpected Error instead of the original AuthExpiredError diagnosis.
Fix: if the launch fails, log the error and fall through to verify_flow_profile. This matches the docstring rule that the oracle verdict is the answer.
Proposed fix
- ctx = await pw.chromium.launch_persistent_context(
- user_data_dir=str(profile_dir),
- ...
- )
+ try:
+ ctx = await pw.chromium.launch_persistent_context(
+ user_data_dir=str(profile_dir),
+ ...
+ )
+ except PlaywrightError as exc:
+ logger.warning("auth_renew_launch_error", source=source, error=type(exc).__name__)
+ ctx = None
+ if ctx is not None:
+ try:
+ ...
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Review comment at @src/gflow_cli/auth/renew.py around lines 107 - 117:
Handle PlaywrightError from launch_persistent_context in renew_profile by
logging the launch failure and continuing to verify_flow_profile, so the oracle
verdict determines the result. Keep the existing browser-context processing and
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Must-fix
- The agent skill says the new command doesn't exist.
skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md:15and:282(and the identicalplugins/gflow/skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md) still saygflow auth renew"does not exist", while:59now documents it.scripts/dev/skillopt/tasks.json:44,48,200,204listsgflow auth renewundermust_not_includeand says it doesn't exist, so the benchmark now penalises the correct answer. - A browser launch failure is unhandled.
src/gflow_cli/auth/renew.py:107:launch_persistent_contextsits outside everytry(CodeRabbit flagged this too). When the user's own Chrome holds the profile, or the channel isn't installed:auth renew --allexits with a traceback, drops the rows already collected and emits no JSON.- Under
credits user --refresh, the originalAuthExpiredErroris lost and the user getsUnexpectedError. - Suggested fix: catch it per profile and record a
launch_errorrow. Inservices/credits.py::_fetch, wraprenew_profileandraise expired from exc. That makes "a failed renewal keeps the fast path's diagnosis" true on every path, not only when renewal returns non-AUTHENTICATED.
auth renewreports success on/aboutprofiles.renew.py:160returnsverify_flow_profile(...), and perKNOWN_ISSUES.md:17that check reports the session as fine on an/aboutaccount. Thelanding=publicandstale=Truethat renewal observes are logged and then discarded. So the 3 of 10 profiles that did not recover in your live run get "session renewed and verified" and exit 0. Suggested fix: surfacelandingand the final labsstalestate fromrenew_profile, report not-renewed when either is bad, and link the KNOWN_ISSUES/aboutentry. Note thatauth loginalone does not clear that state either (spike 2026-09-23 / auth login declares success on valid cookies and cannot clear Google's pending identity re-check (/about) #902): it needs the "Confirm it's you" step.- One false sentence and one outdated hint.
docs/USAGE.md:148(and its mirror) says--refresh"cannot help where Flow servesflow.google.com… that host mints no labs token". Your own spike shows all 8 profiles 308 to flow.google.com and 7 of 10 recovered. Please scope it to the actual failure (no labs token issued). AGENTS.md § Host-Membership Discipline covers this wording.src/gflow_cli/api/credits.py:109-117: the 401 remediation still says "gflow creditshas no equivalent there yet — check your balance in Flow".AisandboxAuthErroris the exact error--refreshnow catches, so the hint should point to--refresh/gflow auth renew.
- Expiry docs that contradict the feature.
KNOWN_ISSUES.md:743-754still says "Why we don't auto-refresh" and listsgflow auth refreshas a roadmap "candidate".docs/AUTHENTICATION.md:431-447§ Refresh / expiry (the anchor KNOWN_ISSUES links to) still says only "re-runningauth loginrefreshes the cookies".docs/MCP.md:423, the 401 row, still says "creditscannot work".- Please update these, plus their
website/docs/mirrors.
- E2E gaps.
gflow auth renewhas no e2e test.tests/e2e/test_credits_refresh_e2e.pyonly drives renewal throughcredits --refresh. Theauth_renewleaf (profile selection, JSON rows, exit codes, in-use skip) is offline-only. It costs $0, and you already have stale profiles.- Please paste the redacted pytest summary line (
N passed) for the e2e runs. The staleness guard can skip a door, so "passes" and "skipped" need to be distinguishable. GFLOW_CLI_E2E_STALE_PROFILES(and the fact thatGFLOW_CLI_E2E_PROFILEmust also be set) is documented only inside the test. Please add it todocs/E2E_TESTING.md.
Nice-to-have
- Headless sign-in risk. Renewal runs Google's OAuth hop in a headless browser, which still announces itself as
HeadlessChrome(onlynavigator.webdriveris hidden). Generation launches headed by default, so this is the first headless Google sign-in. A one-line note in AUTHENTICATION.md / KNOWN_ISSUES would cover it, especially sincegflow_get_credits(refresh=true)lets an agent trigger it on every profile. - MCP description.
src/gflow_cli/mcp/tools.py:1283still says "This is read-only". Withrefresh=trueit rewrites the profile's cookies. Something like "spends no credits; refresh=true renews the saved session" would be accurate. - "Twin" wording.
docs/MCP.mdcallsrefreshthe twin ofgflow auth renew, but it only covers the expired-on-read case. The parity exemption intest_cli_parity.pyalready says this honestly, so MCP.md should match. --jsoncontract.auth renew --jsonprints Rich text on the zero-profiles path and on the--profile+--allconflict.- Poll timeout. Each poll request in
_await_labs_refreshreuses the 15 s settle timeout, so the worst case is about 35 s, not the documented 20 s. AGENTS.md:50. The command-surface line still reads "gflow credits(user/list — read-only Veo balance)" and doesn't mentionauth renew.- Spike script guard.
scripts/dev/spike_labs_nextauth_refresh.pytakes the lease but skipsensure_profile_engine_compatible(the auth: refuse to open a persisted profile with an older Chromium than last wrote it #477 downgrade guard). - Missing unit tests: launch raising, a non-JSON session body (
renew.py:59-60),--allwith zero profiles, theengine_downgraderow.
Confirmed good
- Retry is bounded to exactly one, and only for profiles whose fast path raised
AuthExpiredError. The default without--refreshis byte-for-byte the fix(795): stop re-deriving a credits auth verdict through a browser #802 behaviour. - MCP
refreshis passed through on both branches._profile_lockis anasyncio.Lock, so it doesn't collide with the file lease. - The staleness guard in the e2e is real: it requires
AuthExpiredErrorbefore renewal and asserts exactly one renewal. - No secrets or PII in the diff. The spike script prints key names and booleans only.
- Every BDD and CLI fake mirrors the new
refreshkwarg.
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| 2 | A browser launch failure is unhandled | CONFIRMED for auth renew |
With plain Chrome holding the profile, gflow auth renew --profile <p> --json printed a traceback through cli.py:450 → renew.py:107, exited 1, and wrote nothing to stdout. |
| 2b | A renewal that raises loses the original diagnosis under credits --refresh |
Unmeasured | The same setup with credits user --refresh did end in UnexpectedError, but it raised earlier, in the cookie-decrypt browser fallback (services/credits.py:51, already on develop), before renewal ran. The code still looks like this would happen, but it has not been observed. |
| 3 | auth renew reports success on /about profiles |
REFUTED, withdrawn | 3 profiles logged auth_renew_landed landing=public. auth renew returned google_session_only or no_session and exited 1. None reported authenticated. |
| 4a | The USAGE.md:148 sentence is false | REFUTED as "false", now a wording nit | On our 4 flow.google.com accounts, --refresh recovered 0 of 4. After the labs poll, all four still read the labs.google session returned no access token: the poll came back clean (stale: False), but no token was issued. So on our accounts the sentence describes what happens. Your 7 of 10 were in a different state on the same host: a token that existed but had expired. Please scope the sentence to the no-token case rather than to the host. That is the host-membership wording rule, not a factual error. |
One more claim, previously a nice-to-have, is now CONFIRMED: on a no-token account, --refresh launches Chrome and still fails (4 of 4, roughly 20 s each). The docs should set that expectation.
Not measured: whether headless renewal can push a profile into Google's "Confirm it's you" state. One profile reported no_session after renewal, but I did not record its state before renewal, so this run cannot tell whether renewal caused it.
Remaining must-fix: 1 (skill and benchmark say auth renew doesn't exist), 2 (launch failure in auth renew), 4b (401 remediation hint), 5 (expiry docs), 6 (e2e for auth renew + pasted e2e result + env var doc). The verdict stays RED on items 1 and 2.
We are adding this step to the council permanently: #983 makes the review spike its own runtime claims before posting them.
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…s, launch errors, docs Must-fix items from the review at 0c370f6: 1. skills/gflow-cli (+ plugin copy) and skillopt tasks.json no longer say `gflow auth renew` does not exist; auth-004/error-002 now expect it, with `auth login` as partial credit for the revoked case. 2. A browser that cannot launch is a per-profile `launch_error` row in `auth renew` (no traceback, no lost rows), and under `credits --refresh` re-raises the fast path's diagnosis `from` the launch error. 3. `renew_profile` returns RenewResult (verdict + Flow landing + final labs staleness). An /about landing or a still-stale labs session is NOT renewed, whatever the verifier says: `auth renew` reports public_landing/labs_stale, exits 1 and points at login + "Confirm it's you"; `credits --refresh` keeps its diagnosis. Live on an /about profile: exit 1 / exit 3 as designed. 4. USAGE no longer ties --refresh's limits to host membership; the credits 401 hint points at --refresh / `gflow auth renew` instead of "check Flow". 5. KNOWN_ISSUES session-expiry entry, AUTHENTICATION § Refresh / expiry and the MCP.md 401 row describe renewal; mirrors regenerated. 6. tests/e2e/test_auth_renew_e2e.py covers the leaf (live profile, in-use skip, stale profile, /about honesty); E2E_TESTING documents the env vars. Nice-to-haves: MCP description no longer says read-only; MCP.md "twin" wording matches the parity exemption; --json on every auth renew path; the labs poll caps each request at the remaining budget; AGENTS.md surface line; spike script runs the ffroliva#477 guard; headless sign-in note; unit tests for launch failure, non-JSON body, zero profiles, engine_downgrade.
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Thanks for the thorough review. Everything is addressed in Must-fix
Named blocker for the skipped stale→renewed runs: every recoverable stale profile here was renewed last night, and a renewed labs token lasts about 24 h. The earliest one lapses around 18:05Z today. Until then no stale-but-recoverable profile exists to run against. The Nice-to-haves (all done)
Gates: hygiene, doc links, PII, website mirror, council memory, ruff, format and pyright are green. 5009 passed, 92.64% coverage, duplication proxy 10/10. SonarCloud is still pending your maintainer check (fork PR). |
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/about profile: auth renew does not report it renewed, exits 1 |
CONFIRMED (2 profiles, landing=public, exit 1, no traceback) |
credits user --refresh on /about keeps the original diagnosis |
CONFIRMED (exit 3, original AisandboxAuthError, credits.refresh_failed landing=public) |
Profile held by a foreign Chrome gives a launch_error row, no traceback |
CONFIRMED (JSON row with an actionable hint, exit 1) |
--profile + --all --json gives JSON |
CONFIRMED (exit 2) |
| Stale → renewed with the fix code | Unmeasured. Your named blocker (tokens lapse around 18:05Z) is valid. The 0c370f6e pass predates RenewResult.renewed, so the new gate has not yet run on a real stale profile. Please post the three skipped tests' summary line when you can. |
Must-fix (6)
- An unknown labs state counts as "fresh".
src/gflow_cli/auth/renew.py_await_labs_refresh.- A non-200 or non-JSON session reply returns
stale=False. A failed labsgotoleaveslabs_stale=None, andrenewedaccepts that because it only rejectsTrue. - Either way,
auth renewprints "renewed and verified" with exit 0 although labs was never seen to refresh. That is the same false-renewed class as the old must-fix 3. - CONFIRMED (ran), by calling
_await_labs_refreshwith a fake page: HTTP 500, HTTP 401 and a200non-JSON body all returnedlabs_stale = False. - Fix: return
Nonewhen the status is not 200 or the body is unparseable, and requirelabs_stale is Falseforrenewed.
- A non-200 or non-JSON session reply returns
- The
labs_stalerow prints the/aboutmessage.src/gflow_cli/cli.py:512-518. "Flow is holding this account at its public page" is false whenlandingwas notpublic, andtests/cli/test_auth_renew.py:146pins the wrong text. Each result needs its own message. - Two host-membership claims survive.
docs/MCP.md:98(and its mirror) still says "Not available where Flow servesflow.google.com: that host's session mints no labs.google API token".- The no-token hint at
src/gflow_cli/api/credits.py:80still says "On accounts Google serves from flow.google.com this is expected". - Both contradict your corrected USAGE.md and MCP.md:423 wording. Scope them to "an account whose labs session issues no token". The rest of that hint is right: our 4 no-token profiles stay no-token after renewal.
- The 401 hint loops, and names the CLI flag over MCP.
api/credits.py:111-117says "Re-run with--refresh".- After
--refreshhas already renewed and the retry still 401s,_fetchre-raises with that same hint. Use a different hint on the post-refresh path. - Over MCP the flag is
refresh=true, so name both.
- After
scripts/dev/skillopt/tasks.jsonauth-004 now expects the wrong answer. "No session for profile default" is printed only when the profile directory is missing (_cli_helpers.py:475-479).auth renewreportsno_sessionfor that case and cannot fix it, sogflow auth loginis still the right answer.- Either restore
must_include: ["gflow auth login"], or change the message to anAuthExpiredErrorone. - error-002 is fine as it is.
- Either restore
- The CHANGELOG has nothing on the fix-commit behaviour.
[Unreleased]is missing thepublic_landing/labs_stale/launch_errorrows, JSON on the edge paths, and the new 401 hint.
Also: tests/e2e/test_auth_renew_e2e.py:116 asserts only result != "authenticated", which a launch_error or verification_error row would also pass. Assert result in ("public_landing", "labs_stale"), unless the verifier legitimately rejects first: on our /about profiles it returned google_session_only. In that case assert "not renewed" explicitly.
Nice-to-have
- One owner for the "renewed" rule. It is written twice, as
RenewResult.renewedand as the if/elif incli.py:478-488. ARenewResult.resultproperty would give the row strings a single owner. /aboutguidance when the verifier rejects first. On our/aboutprofiles the row wasgoogle_session_onlywithhint: null, so the user gets no guidance. Whenlanding == "public", attach the KNOWN_ISSUES/abouthint whatever the verdict.- No-token profiles report "renewed". Spike result: on
gflowclireview,auth renewreportsauthenticated, exit 0, andcredits userstill fails with "no access token". The session claim is true, but a line saying credits may still be unavailable (credits: labs-gated on migrated accounts, and the error blames SAPISID for a host it never contacted #795) would stop users from reading it as "credits fixed". - Catch breadth differs. The CLI catches only
PlaywrightError; the service catches all ofException(which relabels real bugs as "expired"). Pick one contract. _refusereturns a JSON object while success returns an array.- The poll-budget cap has no test, and
labs_stale=None→renewedhas no test. docs/INDEX.md:162(401 answer) should mention--refresh/auth renew.
Confirmed good
- Lease, then the engine guard, then launch, in that order.
ProfileLockedErrorandProfileEngineDowngradeErrorkeep their types.raise expired from exckeeps the cause.- Logs carry only type names and labels, never URLs or tokens.
- The KNOWN_ISSUES
/aboutanchor resolves. - The headless sign-in caveat is in AUTHENTICATION.md.
- The MCP description no longer claims "read-only".
- Both SKILL.md copies are byte-identical.
- Coverage:
renew.py100%; 97 offline tests pass.
To reach GREEN: fix must-fix 1–6, post the stale→renewed e2e summary after 18:05Z, and pass the SonarCloud maintainer check (skipped on fork PRs).
Update: to keep this moving, I am pushing fixes for must-fix 1–6 and the e2e assertion onto this branch now. Please still post the stale→renewed e2e summary after 18:05Z, and run it against the new head.
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…ewResult Re-review of ffroliva#982 at dbad8eb: - A labs session reply that is not a 200 JSON object, or a failed labs request, now leaves labs_stale=None and the renewal is reported `labs_unverified`, not renewed. Before, a 500, a 401 or an HTML body read as "fresh" and `auth renew` printed "renewed and verified". - RenewResult.result owns the row value, and `renewed` derives from it, so `auth renew` and `credits --refresh` cannot disagree. A public landing now wins over the verdict: on /about profiles the verifier answered google_session_only (measured 2026-10-15) and the row carried no /about guidance. - labs_stale / labs_unverified rows get their own message instead of the /about one. - Hints: the no-token hint states renewal does not change it, and drops the host-predicts-it claim; the 401 hint names refresh=true for MCP and no longer loops after a renewal that did not take. Same for docs/MCP.md. - skillopt auth-004: "No session for profile" means the profile dir is missing; renew cannot fix that, login can. - CHANGELOG covers the row values and the hint change. - e2e: the /about test asserts `public_landing`; the live-profile test skips when the profile reads no balance before renewal (ffroliva#795). Signed-off-by: Flavio Oliva <ffroliva@gmail.com>
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not classify a tokenless Labs session as fresh.
A Labs response of HTTP 200 {} has no session, but _session_stale returns False. If the migrated-host verifier authenticates that profile and Flow did not land on /about, RenewResult.result becomes authenticated. gflow auth renew then reports success without a Labs token, and credits --refresh retries a request that cannot use one. Require evidence of a usable access_token before returning False; keep the token value out of logs. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update `_session_stale` to require evidence of a usable `access_token` before
treating a Labs session as fresh; a tokenless response such as `{}` must be
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- Around line 129-131: Update the retry handling in the branch keyed by
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the first diagnosis when an unverified renewal cannot recover credits.
If Labs cannot be verified, this branch retries _fetch_once. If that read fails with a different authentication error, the new error replaces expired and can replace its remediation hint. Keep the successful retry, but restore expired when the retry cannot establish a usable session. AisandboxAuthError is an AuthExpiredError, so a second authentication failure reaches this path. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the retry handling in the branch keyed by `result.renewed` and
`result.result` so a successful `_fetch_once` retry is preserved, but if it
cannot establish a usable session, restore and raise the original `expired`
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Stale→renewed e2e at All three stale tests confirmed their profile was stale before renewing, then read a balance afterwards (MCP door, CLI door, and |
…h renew `gflow credits list` used to renew a stale profile's session as a side effect of its browser fallback. ffroliva#802 rightly stopped re-asking aisandbox-pa with the same Bearer, and with it went the only automatic renewal. `--refresh` brings it back as an opt-in on `credits user` and `credits list` (MCP twin: `gflow_get_credits(refresh=true)`): a profile whose fast path raises an expired-session error is renewed headlessly and asked again; others are untouched, and a failed renewal keeps the fast path's diagnosis. The renewal is the new `gflow auth renew` (`auth/renew.py`). Measured live, loading FLOW_URL alone does not fix the credits path: it 308s to flow.google.com, so labs' NextAuth never runs. A stale labs session answers 200 with an expired token and ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_NEEDED; the labs page's own JS re-signs in silently ~2.5 s after load. Renewal now loads labs.google/fx/ and polls the session until that error clears (bounded 20 s). Spike: docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-10-14-labs-nextauth-silent-refresh.md. Live: `credits list --refresh` 3 -> 7 of 10 profiles readable (510 -> 939 credits). The 3 left land on Flow's public page (the open /about entry); gflow-api's --refresh fails on them too. New e2e tests/e2e/test_credits_refresh_e2e.py passes on both doors against two genuinely stale profiles. Signed-off-by: ziyedbe <ziyedbecha@hotmail.fr>
…s, launch errors, docs Must-fix items from the review at 0c370f6: 1. skills/gflow-cli (+ plugin copy) and skillopt tasks.json no longer say `gflow auth renew` does not exist; auth-004/error-002 now expect it, with `auth login` as partial credit for the revoked case. 2. A browser that cannot launch is a per-profile `launch_error` row in `auth renew` (no traceback, no lost rows), and under `credits --refresh` re-raises the fast path's diagnosis `from` the launch error. 3. `renew_profile` returns RenewResult (verdict + Flow landing + final labs staleness). An /about landing or a still-stale labs session is NOT renewed, whatever the verifier says: `auth renew` reports public_landing/labs_stale, exits 1 and points at login + "Confirm it's you"; `credits --refresh` keeps its diagnosis. Live on an /about profile: exit 1 / exit 3 as designed. 4. USAGE no longer ties --refresh's limits to host membership; the credits 401 hint points at --refresh / `gflow auth renew` instead of "check Flow". 5. KNOWN_ISSUES session-expiry entry, AUTHENTICATION § Refresh / expiry and the MCP.md 401 row describe renewal; mirrors regenerated. 6. tests/e2e/test_auth_renew_e2e.py covers the leaf (live profile, in-use skip, stale profile, /about honesty); E2E_TESTING documents the env vars. Nice-to-haves: MCP description no longer says read-only; MCP.md "twin" wording matches the parity exemption; --json on every auth renew path; the labs poll caps each request at the remaining budget; AGENTS.md surface line; spike script runs the ffroliva#477 guard; headless sign-in note; unit tests for launch failure, non-JSON body, zero profiles, engine_downgrade. Signed-off-by: ziyedbe <ziyedbecha@hotmail.fr>
…ewResult Re-review of ffroliva#982 at dbad8eb: - A labs session reply that is not a 200 JSON object, or a failed labs request, now leaves labs_stale=None and the renewal is reported `labs_unverified`, not renewed. Before, a 500, a 401 or an HTML body read as "fresh" and `auth renew` printed "renewed and verified". - RenewResult.result owns the row value, and `renewed` derives from it, so `auth renew` and `credits --refresh` cannot disagree. A public landing now wins over the verdict: on /about profiles the verifier answered google_session_only (measured 2026-10-15) and the row carried no /about guidance. - labs_stale / labs_unverified rows get their own message instead of the /about one. - Hints: the no-token hint states renewal does not change it, and drops the host-predicts-it claim; the 401 hint names refresh=true for MCP and no longer loops after a renewal that did not take. Same for docs/MCP.md. - skillopt auth-004: "No session for profile" means the profile dir is missing; renew cannot fix that, login can. - CHANGELOG covers the row values and the hint change. - e2e: the /about test asserts `public_landing`; the live-profile test skips when the profile reads no balance before renewal (ffroliva#795). Signed-off-by: Flavio Oliva <ffroliva@gmail.com>
…re-ask Adversarial review of fe8f5a7: - e2e: the live-profile guard skipped on any AuthExpiredError, so an expired token (the case renewal exists for) would have skipped the test. It now skips only when labs issues no token at all (ffroliva#795). - A public landing re-labels only the verdicts measured on /about (authenticated, google_session_only); no_session / verification_error are reported as themselves instead of a guessed "confirm it's you". - credits --refresh still re-asks on labs_unverified: it is one HTTP call that checks itself, and the Flow visit may have rotated what it needs. auth renew keeps refusing to claim success there. - AUTHENTICATION.md: a network that blocks labs.google makes auth renew exit 1 (labs_unverified) even when the Flow session verifies. Signed-off-by: Flavio Oliva <ffroliva@gmail.com>
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…them pr-council-review gains a Spike gate (§ 5 step 5b). Any must-fix that predicts what Flow, Google, or a command on a real profile will do, and that was inferred from reading code, goes through the spike skill before the report is posted: pre-register the reading, take the cheapest $0 rung, and label the finding CONFIRMED, REFUTED, or PLAUSIBLE — unmeasured. An unmeasured runtime claim alone cannot make the verdict RED. Reviewer agents now tag each must-fix `evidence: read | ran | spiked` so the synthesizer can find the guesses. Autonomous mode labels every such finding PLAUSIBLE. The spike skill lists the council as a consumer. Written from the PR ffroliva#982 review, which posted three runtime claims as must-fix without running any of them.
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Summary
gflow credits listused to renew a stale profile's session as a side effect of its browser fallback. #802 rightly stopped re-asking aisandbox-pa with the same Bearer, and that took away the only automatic renewal. This PR brings it back as an opt-in, modelled ongflow-api credits --refresh.gflow credits user|list --refresh: when a profile's fast path raises an expired-session error (AuthExpiredError, includingAisandboxAuthError), it is renewed headlessly and asked again. Other profiles are untouched. If the renewal fails (revoked session, Flow's/aboutpage, or a browser that cannot start), the fast path's diagnosis is kept. A profile in use is recorded asProfileLockedError. The default without--refreshis unchanged (fix(795): stop re-deriving a credits auth verdict through a browser #802).gflow_get_credits(refresh=true). The option-level parity gate passes.gflow auth renew [--profile | --all] [--json](auth/renew.py) does the renewal.renew_profilereturnsRenewResult(verdict, landing, labs_stale). A profile counts as renewed only if the verifier says authenticated, Flow did not hold it at/about, and labs' session is no longer stale. The verifier alone reports/aboutaccounts as fine. Other per-profile rows:launch_error,in_use,engine_downgrade,public_landing,labs_stale. JSON is emitted on every--jsonpath. It is exempt from MCP parity with a recorded reason: agents reach it throughgflow_get_credits(refresh=true).--refresh/gflow auth renewinstead of "check your balance in Flow".Root cause of the renewal gap (spike)
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FLOW_URLalone does not fix the credits path. It 308s to flow.google.com, so labs' NextAuth never runs. A stale labs session answers 200 with an expired token pluserror: ACCESS_TOKEN_REFRESH_NEEDED. About 2.5 s after load, the labs page's own JS signs in again silently (signin/google→ OAuth 302 →callback/google). Renewal now loadslabs.google/fx/and polls the session until that error clears, bounded at about 20 s. Evidence:docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-10-14-labs-nextauth-silent-refresh.md.Docs
USAGE, USER_GUIDE, AUTHENTICATION (
auth renew, § Refresh / expiry, headless sign-in note), MCP.md, KNOWN_ISSUES (session-expiry entry), E2E_TESTING (env vars and file map), CHANGELOG, AGENTS.md command surface, thegflow-cliskill (both copies) andskillopt/tasks.json. Thewebsite/docs/mirrors are regenerated.Verification
/gflow:check: hygiene, doc links, PII, website mirror, council memory, ruff, format and pyright are all green. 5009 passed, 92.64% coverage. Duplication proxy 10/10.test_auth_renew_e2e.py: 3 passed, 1 skipped./aboutprofile not reported renewed (exit 1).test_credits_refresh_e2e.py:0c370f6eagainst two genuinely stale profiles.dbad8eb4: 2 skipped, because those profiles are still fresh from that run.test_credits_e2e.py,test_credits_mcp_e2e.py): 4 passed, 2 skipped (skipped because the profile isn't in the cohort they target).credits list --refreshwent from 3 → 7 of 10 profiles readable (510 → 939 credits). The renewal before the labs poll fixed 0 of 8./aboutprofile, the verifier saidauthenticatedbut renewal sawlanding=public, labs_stale=True.auth renewexits 1, andcredits --refreshkeeps the 401 diagnosis (exit 3).--refreshalso fails on that profile (control). It needsgflow auth loginplus "Confirm it's you" (KNOWN_ISSUES/about).dbad8eb4are waiting for a renewed labs token to lapse (about 24 h, the first around 18:05Z on 2026-10-15). They will be re-run and the summary line posted.Test plan
pytest -m e2e tests/e2e/test_auth_renew_e2e.py(3 passed, 1 skipped)pytest -m e2e tests/e2e/test_credits_refresh_e2e.py(2 passed at0c370f6e)dbad8eb4once a labs token lapsesSummary by CodeRabbit
gflow auth renewto refresh saved sessions without interactive sign-in. Renew one profile or use--all; results are available in text or JSON.--refreshtogflow credits userandgflow credits list, plusrefresh=truefor credit retrieval. Expired sessions are renewed before retrying; without the option, credit checks remain read-only./aboutpages, and accounts without a Labs token may still require login or another recovery path.