feat: add /automaker-admin slash command for ops & monitoring#741
feat: add /automaker-admin slash command for ops & monitoring#741r2d2helm wants to merge 3 commits intoAutoMaker-Org:mainfrom
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- Augmenter le healthcheck (start_period 300s, retries 30) pour le premier lancement - Ajouter AUTOMAKER_AUTO_LOGIN pour éviter la boucle de login en dev - Désactiver ALLOWED_ROOT_DIRECTORY qui causait un 403 sur fs/exists - Monter ~/.claude depuis l'hôte pour persister les credentials Claude - Ajouter volume ~/multipass-site pour persister les clones - Supprimer le volume nommé automaker-claude-config (remplacé par bind mount) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Agent d'administration accessible via /automaker-admin dans Claude Code. Diagnostic complet, gestion credentials, démarrage/arrêt Automaker, référence API complète et procédures de monitoring. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary of ChangesHello @r2d2helm, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! Cette pull request introduit une nouvelle commande slash administrative pour Automaker au sein de Claude Code, permettant un contrôle opérationnel et une surveillance détaillés. Elle affine également la configuration de l'environnement de développement Docker pour améliorer la stabilité et l'accès aux ressources de l'hôte, en corrigeant notamment les problèmes de chemins et en renforçant la robustesse du contrôle de santé du backend. Highlights
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new Automaker Ops & Monitoring Agent operational guide and updates the Docker development compose to change credential mounts, enable auto-login, and increase healthcheck resilience. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant OpsAgent as Automaker Ops Agent
participant Backend
participant CLI
Operator->>OpsAgent: request diagnostic run
OpsAgent->>Backend: health check / API status
Backend-->>OpsAgent: status, logs, ports
OpsAgent->>CLI: verify credentials / multipass site
CLI-->>OpsAgent: credential & mount status
OpsAgent->>Operator: aggregated diagnostic dashboard
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Ce pull request ajoute une nouvelle commande /automaker-admin très utile pour les opérations et le monitoring. L'essentiel de cette fonctionnalité réside dans un fichier Markdown détaillé qui sert de guide pour un agent IA. Les modifications apportées à la configuration Docker pour le développement, comme l'augmentation des délais pour le healthcheck et le montage direct des credentials, sont pertinentes.
Cependant, un problème critique a été identifié : l'utilisation de chemins d'accès absolus codés en dur dans le nouveau fichier automaker-admin.md et dans docker-compose.dev.yml. Ces chemins sont spécifiques à un utilisateur (r2d2helm) et rendent les nouvelles fonctionnalités non portables. Il est impératif de les remplacer par des variables d'environnement ou des placeholders pour que les autres développeurs puissent utiliser ces outils.
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Le chemin du projet est codé en dur (/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker). Ce chemin absolu est spécifique à un utilisateur et rend cet agent de monitoring inutilisable pour toute autre personne ou dans un autre environnement. Ce problème se répète à de nombreux endroits dans le fichier pour les commandes cat, ls, df, cd, etc.
Pour corriger cela, il est nécessaire d'utiliser une variable (par exemple $AUTOMAKER_PROJECT_ROOT) ou un placeholder (par exemple <CHEMIN_PROJET_AUTOMAKER>) qui peut être substitué dynamiquement. Cela garantira la portabilité de l'outil.
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Le montage de volume - ~/multipass-site:/home/r2d2helm/multipass-site contient des chemins codés en dur qui sont spécifiques à l'environnement d'un seul utilisateur. Le chemin à l'intérieur du conteneur (/home/r2d2helm/...) est particulièrement problématique car l'utilisateur du conteneur est automaker. Cela empêchera d'autres développeurs d'utiliser cette configuration Docker.
Pour rendre cette configuration portable, veuillez utiliser des variables d'environnement. Par exemple :
- ${HOST_PROJECTS_DIR:-~/projects}:/home/automaker/projectsCela permet aux autres développeurs de surcharger les chemins via un fichier .env sans modifier le docker-compose.yml.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md:
- Around line 46-83: Add explicit language tags to all fenced code blocks in
this markdown (the blocks under the "Santé", "Authentification", "Agents", and
"Agents en cours" sections) to satisfy markdownlint MD040; for the HTTP endpoint
listings (e.g. the GET/POST lines like "/api/health", "/api/auth/login",
"/api/agent/start", "/api/running-agents") use a neutral tag such as text or
bash (e.g., ```text or ```bash) consistently for each block so the linter no
longer warns and readability is improved.
In `@docker-compose.dev.yml`:
- Around line 71-75: Replace the host tilde paths and incorrect container home
with expanded HOME and the automaker home: change host paths that use "~" (e.g.,
"~/multipass-site" and "~/.claude") to use "${HOME}/multipass-site" and
"${HOME}/.claude" respectively, and update the container target path from
"/home/r2d2helm/multipass-site" to "/home/automaker/multipass-site" (and ensure
the CLI mount targets "/home/automaker/.claude") so Docker Compose does not
treat "~" literally and mounts into the actual container user directory.
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.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md (1)
23-33: Replace user-specific absolute paths with placeholders.The
/home/r2d2helm/...paths are environment-specific and will mislead other users. Consider${HOME}and<repo_root>placeholders to make the guidance portable.✏️ Example adjustment
-- **Projet** : `/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker` +- **Projet** : `${HOME}/projects/automaker` (ou `<repo_root>`)
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| GET /api/health # Health check basique (pas d'auth) | ||
| GET /api/health/environment # Info environnement (pas d'auth) | ||
| GET /api/health/detailed # Health détaillé (auth requise) | ||
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| GET /api/auth/status # Statut auth | ||
| POST /api/auth/login # Login | ||
| GET /api/auth/token # Token WebSocket | ||
| POST /api/auth/logout # Logout | ||
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| POST /api/agent/start # Démarrer session agent | ||
| POST /api/agent/send # Envoyer message | ||
| POST /api/agent/history # Historique session | ||
| POST /api/agent/stop # Arrêter agent | ||
| POST /api/agent/clear # Effacer session | ||
| POST /api/agent/model # Changer modèle | ||
| POST /api/agent/queue/add # Ajouter à la file | ||
| POST /api/agent/queue/list # Lister la file | ||
| POST /api/agent/queue/remove # Retirer de la file | ||
| POST /api/agent/queue/clear # Vider la file | ||
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| GET /api/running-agents # Liste des agents actifs (runningAgents[], totalCount) | ||
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Add language tags to fenced code blocks (markdownlint MD040).
Multiple fenced blocks omit a language identifier, which triggers lint warnings and reduces readability. Add bash, json, or text as appropriate across all blocks.
✏️ Example fix
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GET /api/health # Health check basique (pas d'auth)
GET /api/health/environment # Info environnement (pas d'auth)
GET /api/health/detailed # Health détaillé (auth requise)
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[warning] 48-48: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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[warning] 65-65: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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[warning] 80-80: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md around lines 46 - 83, Add explicit
language tags to all fenced code blocks in this markdown (the blocks under the
"Santé", "Authentification", "Agents", and "Agents en cours" sections) to
satisfy markdownlint MD040; for the HTTP endpoint listings (e.g. the GET/POST
lines like "/api/health", "/api/auth/login", "/api/agent/start",
"/api/running-agents") use a neutral tag such as text or bash (e.g., ```text or
```bash) consistently for each block so the linter no longer warns and
readability is improved.
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Docker Compose does not perform shell expansion, so ~ in a bind-mount source path is treated as a literal character (it won’t become your home directory). Compose only does environment-variable interpolation (${VAR} / $VAR) inside YAML values. [1][2]
What to do instead
Use ${HOME} (host HOME) or an absolute path:
services:
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[1] https://docs.docker.com/compose/how-tos/environment-variables/variable-interpolation/
[2] https://docs.docker.com/reference/compose-file/interpolation/
[3] https://www.khueapps.com/blog/article/how-to-fix-the-path-must-be-absolute-for-volumes-and-binds-in-compose
Fix volume mount paths: ~ is not expanded by Docker Compose, and container target directory is wrong.
Docker Compose does not perform shell expansion on ~—it treats it as a literal path, which will fail or create permission issues. Additionally, the container target /home/r2d2helm/... does not exist (the container user is automaker). Use ${HOME} for the host path and /home/automaker/... for both container targets.
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- - ~/multipass-site:/home/r2d2helm/multipass-site
- - ~/.claude:/home/automaker/.claude
+ - ${HOME}/multipass-site:/home/automaker/multipass-site
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| # Mount host projects directory for clone persistence | |
| - ~/multipass-site:/home/r2d2helm/multipass-site | |
| # Persist CLI configurations (mount host credentials) | |
| - ~/.claude:/home/automaker/.claude | |
| # Mount host projects directory for clone persistence | |
| - ${HOME}/multipass-site:/home/automaker/multipass-site | |
| # Persist CLI configurations (mount host credentials) | |
| - ${HOME}/.claude:/home/automaker/.claude |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docker-compose.dev.yml` around lines 71 - 75, Replace the host tilde paths
and incorrect container home with expanded HOME and the automaker home: change
host paths that use "~" (e.g., "~/multipass-site" and "~/.claude") to use
"${HOME}/multipass-site" and "${HOME}/.claude" respectively, and update the
container target path from "/home/r2d2helm/multipass-site" to
"/home/automaker/multipass-site" (and ensure the CLI mount targets
"/home/automaker/.claude") so Docker Compose does not treat "~" literally and
mounts into the actual container user directory.
…oring avancé - Référence API complète (30+ domaines, réponses documentées) - Statut CLIs (Claude, Codex, Cursor, GitHub) via /api/setup - Métriques usage IA (Claude/Codex) avec parsing des limites - Auto-mode status global (sans projectPath) - Guide dépannage : 9 scénarios (stuck agents, quota, Docker, worktrees) - Constantes internes (thresholds, timeouts, limites) - Gestion credentials et auth/deauth CLIs - Démarrage/arrêt tous modes (web, docker, electron, production) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md:
- Around line 707-723: The pkill/pgrep patterns ("tsx.*server.*automaker",
"vite.*3007", and the pgrep pattern "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007") are too
broad and may kill unrelated processes; change the flow to: use pgrep -af to
list matching processes, collect their PIDs, for each PID verify the target
instance by checking /proc/<pid>/cwd (or ss -tlnp to map ports to PIDs) and
display the cwd/command to the user, then prompt to confirm killing only the
selected PID(s) (use kill <pid> or kill -TERM <pid> rather than pkill -f);
replace blind pkill calls with this PID-verify-and-kill approach and tighten
regexes (e.g., include full path fragments or explicit port-to-pid mapping) for
the "tsx.*server.*automaker" and "vite.*automaker" matches.
- Around line 22-37: The docs currently use hardcoded absolute paths (e.g.
/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker) which breaks portability; replace those
literal paths throughout automaker-admin.md with configurable placeholders or
environment-var references (e.g. ${PROJECT_ROOT} or $PROJECT_ROOT) and update
all examples and script invocation notes to show how to set them (mention using
DATA_DIR for apps/server/data, .automaker for project data, ./worktrees for
worktrees, ~/.claude for Claude CLI, and .env for secrets) and ensure script
names referenced (start-automaker.sh, docker-entrypoint.sh, check-sync.sh) and
docker-compose files (docker-compose*.yml) use the placeholders so users can
export vars or pass them when running commands.
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.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md (1)
785-801: Add error handling guidance to the diagnostic workflow.The default workflow lists 12 diagnostic steps but doesn't specify how to handle failures at each stage. If step 1 (retrieving the API key) fails, all subsequent authenticated API calls will fail, potentially causing confusing output.
🔧 Suggested enhancement
Add error handling guidance after step 1:
1. Récupérer la clé API depuis `apps/server/data/.api-key` + - Si absent ou illisible, signaler et passer aux checks non-authentifiés uniquement 2. Exécuter les checks de santé (backend, frontend, ports, processus) + - Si le backend ne répond pas, diagnostiquer le problème avant de continuer 3. Récupérer le statut des CLIs via `/api/setup/*-status`Also consider wrapping API calls in the examples with error checks:
API_KEY=$(cat apps/server/data/.api-key 2>/dev/null) if [ -z "$API_KEY" ]; then echo "⚠️ API key not found. Some checks will be skipped." fi
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| - **Données globales** : `apps/server/data/` (CWD du backend est `apps/server/`, donc `DATA_DIR=./data` pointe ici) | ||
| - **API Key** : `apps/server/data/.api-key` | ||
| - **Sessions** : `apps/server/data/.sessions` | ||
| - **Settings globaux** : `apps/server/data/settings.json` | ||
| - **Credentials** : `apps/server/data/credentials.json` | ||
| - **Sessions agent** : `apps/server/data/agent-sessions/` | ||
| - **Données projet** : `.automaker/` (dans chaque projet géré) | ||
| - **Worktrees** : `./worktrees/` | ||
| - **Auth Claude CLI** : `~/.claude/` | ||
| - **Env file** : `.env` (secrets, ne jamais afficher) | ||
| - **Docker Compose** : `docker-compose.yml`, `docker-compose.dev.yml`, `docker-compose.dev-server.yml` | ||
| - **Scripts ops** : `start-automaker.sh`, `docker-entrypoint.sh`, `check-sync.sh` | ||
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Hardcoded user-specific paths reduce portability.
The documentation uses hardcoded absolute paths like /home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker throughout. This pattern appears in multiple sections (lines 24, 410, 477, 602, 697, etc.) and will fail when used by different users or in different environments.
📝 Suggested improvement
Consider using environment variables or placeholders:
-**Projet** : `/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker`
+**Projet** : `$AUTOMAKER_HOME` (par défaut: `/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker`)Then in all script examples:
-API_KEY=$(cat /home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker/apps/server/data/.api-key 2>/dev/null)
+AUTOMAKER_HOME=${AUTOMAKER_HOME:-/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker}
+API_KEY=$(cat $AUTOMAKER_HOME/apps/server/data/.api-key 2>/dev/null)This makes the guide more portable and easier to adapt for different deployments.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md around lines 22 - 37, The docs currently
use hardcoded absolute paths (e.g. /home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker) which
breaks portability; replace those literal paths throughout automaker-admin.md
with configurable placeholders or environment-var references (e.g.
${PROJECT_ROOT} or $PROJECT_ROOT) and update all examples and script invocation
notes to show how to set them (mention using DATA_DIR for apps/server/data,
.automaker for project data, ./worktrees for worktrees, ~/.claude for Claude
CLI, and .env for secrets) and ensure script names referenced
(start-automaker.sh, docker-entrypoint.sh, check-sync.sh) and docker-compose
files (docker-compose*.yml) use the placeholders so users can export vars or
pass them when running commands.
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| # Identifier tous les processus Automaker | ||
| pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007|node.*automaker" | grep -v grep | ||
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| pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007" || echo "Tous les processus arrêtés" | ||
| ss -tlnp | grep -E ':(3007|3008)\b' || echo "Ports 3007/3008 libérés" | ||
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Process kill patterns could match unintended targets.
The pkill patterns like "tsx.*server.*automaker" and "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007" match based on command-line strings, which could inadvertently affect:
- Multiple Automaker instances (different projects)
- Unrelated processes with "automaker" in their arguments
- Processes in different directories
While the guide requires user confirmation before executing (line 712), more precise identification would be safer.
💡 Recommended improvement
Consider additional verification steps:
# Identifier tous les processus Automaker
-pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007|node.*automaker" | grep -v grep
+pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007|node.*automaker" | \
+ grep -v grep | \
+ awk '{cmd="pwdx " $1 " 2>/dev/null"; cmd | getline pwd; close(cmd); print $0, pwd}' | \
+ grep "/home/r2d2helm/projects/automaker"This filters processes by their working directory to ensure you're only targeting the correct Automaker instance.
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| ```bash | |
| # Identifier tous les processus Automaker | |
| pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007|node.*automaker" | grep -v grep | |
| ``` | |
| Après confirmation de l'utilisateur : | |
| ```bash | |
| # Arrêt propre via signal SIGTERM | |
| pkill -f "tsx.*server.*automaker" 2>/dev/null | |
| pkill -f "vite.*automaker" 2>/dev/null | |
| # Vérifier que tout est arrêté | |
| sleep 2 | |
| pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007" || echo "Tous les processus arrêtés" | |
| ss -tlnp | grep -E ':(3007|3008)\b' || echo "Ports 3007/3008 libérés" | |
| ``` |
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[grammar] ~712-~712: Il y a peut-être une erreur ici
Context: ...grep -v grep Après confirmation de l'utilisateur : bash # Arrêt propre via signal SIGTERM pkill -f "tsx.*server.*automaker" 2>/dev/null pkill -f "vite.*automaker" 2>/dev/null # Vérifier que tout est arrêté sleep 2 pgrep -af "automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007" || echo "Tous les processus arrêtés" ss -tlnp | grep -E ':(3007|3008)\b' || echo "Ports 3007/3008 libérés" Pour Docker : bash cd /home/r2d2helm...
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In @.claude/commands/automaker-admin.md around lines 707 - 723, The pkill/pgrep
patterns ("tsx.*server.*automaker", "vite.*3007", and the pgrep pattern
"automaker|tsx.*server|vite.*3007") are too broad and may kill unrelated
processes; change the flow to: use pgrep -af to list matching processes, collect
their PIDs, for each PID verify the target instance by checking /proc/<pid>/cwd
(or ss -tlnp to map ports to PIDs) and display the cwd/command to the user, then
prompt to confirm killing only the selected PID(s) (use kill <pid> or kill -TERM
<pid> rather than pkill -f); replace blind pkill calls with this
PID-verify-and-kill approach and tighten regexes (e.g., include full path
fragments or explicit port-to-pid mapping) for the "tsx.*server.*automaker" and
"vite.*automaker" matches.
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