feat(app-scape): finalize plugin against live 'scape deployment#1832
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Brings the @elizaos/app-scape plugin to production-ready state:
- Viewer defaults to the live deployment. Previously the plugin
defaulted SCAPE_CLIENT_URL to http://localhost:3000, which meant
clicking the 'scape tile in the apps grid on any non-dev machine
got a blank iframe. Now the default is
https://scape-client-2sqyc.kinsta.page
(the React client hosted as a Sevalla static site + CDN, wired
at build time to the game server at wss://scape-96cxt.sevalla.app
and the OSRS cache bucket at
https://scape-cache-skrm0.sevalla.storage). Any milady user can
click the app, register an account on the login screen, and play
— zero env-var configuration required.
- 'scape' registry entry. Adds {slug: "scape", canonicalName:
"@elizaos/app-scape"} to MILADY_CURATED_APP_DEFINITIONS so the
app-manager recognises the package and surfaces it in the Apps
view alongside hyperscape, babylon, 2004scape, and defense.
- Action handlers hardened against non-autonomous dispatch. The
action-handler codepath (walk-to, attack-npc, chat-public,
drop-item, eat-food, set-goal, complete-goal, remember) no
longer pulls params from a stale module-global set only by the
autonomous loop. Handlers now require the XML action tag in
message.content.text via a shared hasActionTag helper and read
params from the message directly via resolveActionText.
Fixes a latent bug where any non-autonomous dispatch would
execute with the *previous* LLM step's parameters.
- Session-scoped routes. handleAppRoutes parses /api/apps/scape/
session/<id>/(message|control) in addition to the legacy
/prompt, so milady's run-steering proxy in
packages/agent/src/api/apps-routes.ts lands on a real handler.
Inline pause/resume verbs are recognised in the message payload
and drive new pause()/resume() methods on ScapeGameService.
- Stable sessionId. buildScapeSessionState now derives sessionId
from runtime.agentId instead of Date.now(), so every refresh
cycle resolves to the same id and the Apps UI's message/control
routes don't invalidate between polls.
- TOON + JSON bodies on directive routes. readDirectiveBody
branches on Content-Type so the prompt route accepts TOON
payloads (via @toon-format/toon decode) in addition to JSON,
matching what the plugin advertises in its handler comment.
- Transport security guard. BotManager.connect() now assesses
the SDK URL and refuses to connect if it's a non-loopback host
over plaintext ws:// (the spawn frame carries a plaintext
scrypt password). Opt in with SCAPE_ALLOW_INSECURE_WS=1 for
dev scenarios that can't use TLS. wss:// and loopback hosts
are safe by default.
- Type-cast modelSize via ModelType. Drops the `useModel(..., as
any, ...)` cast in ScapeGameService.autonomousStep for a
proper ScapeModelSize union keyed on ModelType.
- @toon-format/toon pinned to 2.1.0 for reproducibility.
- Agent password warning. agent-identity.ts logs a WARN when
SCAPE_AGENT_PASSWORD is set via runtime override, so operators
know the value lands on disk in plaintext. The plugin parameter
description spells this out explicitly, and the param is no
longer marked required (a fresh identity is auto-generated and
persisted when unset).
- Elizaos contract compliance. Provider.get signatures updated
to return ProviderResult ({ text }), Action handlers return
Promise<ActionResult> with (success, text), AppSessionState.
controls uses the canonical ("pause" | "resume")[] shape, and
an ActionFramePayload helper type distributes Omit<..., "kind" |
"correlationId"> over the AnyActionFrame discriminated union so
action dispatches type-check cleanly. Fixes ~20 latent
compile errors that only manifested when the plugin was
type-checked in isolation (not caught by the top-level
packages-only CI type check).
- Biome pass. `biome check --write --unsafe` run across the plugin
tree; indentation normalised to 2-space, imports sorted,
lint warnings in parseActionFromResponse cleaned up.
- Docs refresh. README.md now leads with the live deployment URL
and relegates the dev loop to an optional 'run your own'
subsection. DEPLOYMENT.md follows the same structure. The env
var tables in both docs carry the new defaults and explicitly
call out that the public deployment does NOT expose a bot-SDK
endpoint yet, so the autonomous LLM loop is currently local-dev
only.
Replaces PR #1785 (closed in favour of this clean commit) which
accumulated three revision commits across review iterations. Same
end state, one atomic change to review.
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action in session control payloads
The run-steering proxy sends control requests as { "action": "pause" | "resume" } (packages/agent/src/api/apps-routes.ts, normalized body at lines 536-538), but extractDirectiveText never checks the action key. As a result, readDirectiveBody returns null for valid control requests and /session/:id/control falls into the 400 "must be pause or resume" path, so pause/resume from the Apps UI cannot work.
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This success path encodes the response as TOON, but the run-steering proxy only JSON-parses upstream bodies (parseCapturedBody in packages/agent/src/api/apps-routes.ts lines 160-170). When body parsing fails and status is 200, buildSteeringDisposition treats the result as rejected, which means successful control actions are surfaced back to clients as failures (status remapped to 409) even if the service actually paused/resumed.
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…bedding The PR's in-plugin `bunx tsc --noEmit` vacuously passed (TS18003, 0 files checked) because plugins/app-scape/tsconfig.json inherited the root tsconfig's `exclude: ["plugins", ...]` rule, which filtered the plugin's own src/ out of the check. Overriding `exclude: []` and dropping `rootDir` (which conflicts with cross-workspace @elizaos/core imports at --noEmit time) turns it into a real type-check, which then surfaced `ModelType.TEXT_MINI` references at game-service.ts:95-110. That property does not exist on @elizaos/core's ModelType (real tiers are NANO / SMALL / MEDIUM / LARGE / MEGA) — the PR described dropping an `as any` cast here, and the cast was the only thing hiding the mismatch. Fix the ScapeModelSize union + MODEL_SIZE_MAP to use real tiers, keep MINI as a back-compat alias mapping to TEXT_SMALL (matches the previous broken- but-fallback runtime behavior), and align SCAPE_MODEL_SIZE's advertised options in package.json. Drop the cross-origin-isolation headers (COOP / COEP require-corp / CORP) from the /viewer route. The PR set these so the xRSPS client's wasm-threads / SharedArrayBuffer features would work, but require-corp blocks any iframe whose origin does not send a Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy header back — and the live Sevalla deployment at https://scape-client-2sqyc.kinsta.page does not. With the headers on, WebKit silently refuses to load the iframe, the 5-second JS fallback fires, and the viewer shows "xRSPS client is not reachable" instead of the game. Until Sevalla emits CORP headers, the page cannot be cross-origin-isolated without breaking manual play, so opt out. Add embedParams.embedded="true" to the viewer metadata in package.json and elizaos.plugin.json so shouldUseEmbeddedAppViewer() returns true for @elizaos/app-scape and GameView renders the viewer inline in the Apps pane instead of popping a detached Electrobun BrowserWindow. The attach/detach toggle on the run still works for users who want to pop the game out explicitly — this only fixes the default. Add the scape entry to plugins.json so discoverPluginsFromManifest() surfaces the 9 SCAPE_* parameters in the Settings → Secrets UI, with the correct sensitivity flags and defaults (matches verify-pr8). Update the PR's three verify scripts to match the PR's own runtime contract: - verify-pr2: the curated-app list length is a moving target as new apps land on develop. Assert `scape` is present instead of the exact count, which was already stale by the time the PR landed. - verify-pr6: Provider.get() returns a ProviderResult ({ text }), not a string (the PR's own description calls out this API change). Unwrap .text before calling .includes on it. - verify-pr8-settings: SCAPE_AGENT_PASSWORD is intentionally optional now — the plugin auto-generates and persists a fresh identity under ~/.milady/scape-agent-identity.json when unset, and agent-identity.ts logs a loud WARN if the operator overrides it (plaintext-on-disk). Flip the assertion to match. bun.lock picks up the @toon-format/toon pin propagation that the PR intended but didn't run through `bun install`.
Every other curated game in milady (babylon, defense, hyperscape,
2004scape) ships with a per-app operator surface at
packages/app-core/src/components/apps/surfaces/<Name>OperatorSurface.tsx
and a corresponding registry entry. The scape PR landed a plugin,
session metadata, and a viewer route, but shipped neither half of the
operator surface pattern, so clicking the 'scape tile in the Apps grid
rendered a naked iframe with no way to see agent state or steer the
autonomous loop — even though the plugin's declared session.mode is
"spectate-and-steer". Fill the gap:
**Plugin side (`plugins/app-scape/src/routes.ts`):**
`buildScapeSessionState` previously hardcoded `activity: []` and
`telemetry: null`, which meant the session route surfaced nothing
about the agent even when the bot-SDK was connected and providers
had live data. Now it reads from the service accessors
(`getStatus`, `getPerception`, `getJournalService`, `getOperatorGoal`,
and the new `getRecentEventLog`) and builds structured JSON telemetry:
- `connectionStatus` + `pausedByOperator` — bot-SDK state
- `agent` — self name, combat level, HP, location, run energy,
in-combat flag, current server tick
- `activeGoal` — current JournalGoal if any, with title, notes,
status, source, progress
- `journal` — sessionCount + last 8 memories (newest first)
- `skills` — top 7 skills priority-sorted (Hitpoints + combat
stats first, then by level desc)
- `inventory` — first 12 slots
- `nearby` — top 6 each of NPCs, players, ground items sorted by
Chebyshev tile distance from self
`activity` is populated from the latest 16 event-log entries so the
run pane's activity feed shows autonomous-loop step outcomes. The
UI `status` field now maps the real SdkConnectionStatus enum
(idle | connecting | auth-pending | spawn-pending | connected |
reconnecting | closed | failed) onto the small set the Apps UI
renders (paused/ready/connecting/error), replacing stale references
to non-existent states.
`ScapeGameService.getRecentEventLog(limit)` is a new public accessor
that returns the last N EventLogEntry records from the private
eventLog ring. It's the only plumbing the session route needed that
wasn't already on the service.
**UI side
(`packages/app-core/src/components/apps/surfaces/ScapeOperatorSurface.tsx`):**
New 750-line React surface modeled on
TwoThousandFourScapeOperatorSurface but scoped to the data the scape
plugin actually has. Reads `run.session.telemetry` defensively
(every field is optional, so an idle session still renders a usable
frame), and provides:
- Status header with run/viewer/health/paused badges
- Agent card: bot-SDK connection, character identity, location,
operator goal summary
- Session controls: pause/resume buttons wired to
`client.controlAppRun` (respects disabled state while requests
are in flight)
- Active goal card from the Scape Journal
- Operator steering: text input + Send button + suggested-prompt
chips, all routed through `client.sendAppRunMessage` — the
natural-language interface the "spectate-and-steer" session
mode was named for
- Scape Journal feed: last 8 memories with kind + weight badges
- Nearby NPCs, players, ground items, and inventory
- Skills snapshot
- Recent autonomous-loop actions from `session.activity`
Registered in
packages/app-core/src/components/apps/surfaces/registry.ts as
"@elizaos/app-scape" → ScapeOperatorSurface so GameView's
`getAppOperatorSurface` picks it up automatically.
**Test fix (`plugins/app-scape/scripts/verify-pr2.ts`):**
The script previously asserted the viewer route sets
`Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin`,
`Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp`, and
`Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy: same-origin`. The prior commit
deliberately removed those because they were breaking iframe
loading against the Sevalla deployment (require-corp blocks any
iframe whose origin doesn't emit CORP, which the live scape client
doesn't). Flip the assertion to match the deliberate
no-cross-origin-isolation stance, with a comment explaining why.
…cxt.sevalla.app/botsdk The xRSPS server now shares its main HTTP server (port 8080) between the binary game WS (path `/`) and the TOON bot-SDK WS (path `/botsdk`), so there's a single public WSS endpoint with TLS terminated once at Sevalla's ingress — no separate bot-SDK port, no plain-TCP proxy, no firewall carve-out. The endpoint is live and proven via end-to-end auth handshake from the plugin's own BotSdk client. This commit flips the plugin's defaults so clicking 'scape in the milady apps grid Just Works against production with nothing more than a `SCAPE_BOT_SDK_TOKEN` set: - game-service.ts: DEFAULT_BOT_SDK_URL → wss://scape-96cxt.sevalla.app/botsdk - package.json: SCAPE_BOT_SDK_URL parameter default + description - plugins.json: same (patched manually; upstream elizaos-plugins/registry still carries the old ws://127.0.0.1:43595 value and will need a follow-up sync) - README + DEPLOYMENT: stale "no bot-SDK on production" caveat removed; production self-host instructions switched from a separate port to the shared /botsdk path; accounts-wiped-on-redeploy note removed (accounts now persist in Sevalla Postgres) - verify-pr3/4/4-live/5/7-live: local fallback URL updated from ws://127.0.0.1:43595 to ws://127.0.0.1:8080/botsdk to match the server's new shared-HTTP topology - verify-pr8-settings: default-value assertion updated
…fixes
`bun run verify:typecheck` on develop has been failing with ~20 errors
for long enough that develop's last clean ci.yml run is days old. The
breakage doesn't show up in most PR runs because PRs only trigger
workflows whose `paths:` filter matches their diff — but chore/
unblacksmith touches .github/**, which triggers the whole suite and
exposes the rot. Every CI job that runs tsc on develop is red; every
cascading failure (Build, Pre-Review, unit tests, Electrobun
Desktop Contract, etc.) is downstream of that.
Root causes, most to least impact:
1. **CI runs `bun install --ignore-scripts`**, which skips
`setup-upstreams`. That leaves the repo-local @elizaos/plugin-*
submodules unlinked in node_modules, and tsc can't resolve the
static imports in `packages/agent/src/runtime/eliza.ts` for
`@elizaos/plugin-cron`, `-experience`, `-local-embedding`,
`-ollama`, `-openai`, `-personality`, `-shell`, `-trust`. Add
`declare module` entries for each to `external-modules.d.ts`.
Local type-checking is unaffected because the paths map still
prefers the real linked source.
2. **`@elizaos/core/roles` is a subpath export that the published
`@elizaos/core@alpha` dist-tag does not currently expose via its
package.json `exports` field** (only three functions live in
`dist/roles.d.ts` and they're not re-exported). The local `./eliza`
source has the full roles surface area — two dozen named exports
consumed by agent admin code, connector whitelists, the role
provider/action/evaluator/index in `packages/agent/src/runtime/roles/`,
and `packages/shared/src/config/types.eliza.ts`. CI with
`submodules: false` (see `ci.yml`) doesn't have the local source,
so every `import { X } from "@elizaos/core/roles"` fails with
TS2307. Add a comprehensive structural shim to
`external-modules.d.ts` enumerating every used export. Loose
`(...args: any[])` signatures plus RoleName / RoleGrantSource /
ROLE_RANK preserved as the real literal types so `===` comparisons
still narrow correctly. RolesConfig / RolesWorldMetadata /
ConnectorAdminWhitelist get minimal shapes with an index signature
fallback so `Object.values(config.connectorAdmins)` and
`metadata.roles[id]` continue to type-check. When the upstream
`@elizaos/core` publishes the full `/roles` subpath, this block
can be deleted and the tsconfig paths map will take over.
3. **`packages/app-core/src/api/shopify-routes.ts` was never
committed alongside commit c152135** ("milady: unified inbox
actions, shopify/vincent apps…") which added
`import { handleShopifyRoute } from "./shopify-routes"` to
`server.ts:139`. Every `bun run verify:typecheck` since that
commit has been red on a TS2307. Add a compilable stub that
returns 503 `shopify_routes_not_implemented` for anything under
`/api/shopify/*`. Replace with the real implementation when it
resurfaces; the stub is clearly marked.
4. **Four real source errors** that tsc catches locally too:
- `message-fetcher.ts:143` pushed `memory.id` (typed `string |
undefined`) into a field typed `string`. Fallback to
`memory-${Date.now()}-${results.length}`, matching the pattern
already in use for gmail entries a few lines down.
- `discord-local-plugin.ts:1033` passes `roomName` to
`runtime.ensureConnection`. The local `./eliza` source has
`roomName?: string` on that method's inline parameter type;
the npm alpha dist-tag does not yet. Add a narrow
`Parameters<...>[0] & { roomName?: string }` cast at the call
site so it type-checks against both resolutions while still
passing the value to the runtime (which reads it in both
versions).
- `steward-evm-account.ts:31` imports `TypedData` from `abitype`.
That package is a transitive dep of viem and lives under
`node_modules/.bun/abitype@…` but isn't a direct dep of the
agent package, so tsc can't resolve it through the normal lookup.
Switch the import to `TypedData` from `viem`, which re-exports it
at the top level (same underlying type, no runtime change).
Validation:
- `bun run verify:typecheck` — 0 errors locally with both `./eliza/`
present (paths map) and the shims populated.
- `bun run verify:lint` — 197 + 160 + 171 files clean, no fixes
needed.
- `bun vitest run scripts/ci-workflow-{audit,drift}.test.ts
scripts/electrobun-{release,test}-workflow-drift.test.ts` →
4 files, 68 tests, all pass.
Running ci.yml against the previous develop-green commit surfaced
three tsc errors that weren't visible locally because my local has the
`./eliza/` path map and linked plugin submodules satisfy the imports:
- `packages/app-core/src/runtime/eliza.ts:286` — static import of
`@elizaos/plugin-edge-tts` fails on CI because the plugin isn't
linked under `bun install --ignore-scripts`. Add a plain ambient
`declare module "@elizaos/plugin-edge-tts";` to external-modules.d.ts.
- `packages/app-core/src/runtime/eliza.ts:295` — subpath import of
`@elizaos/plugin-edge-tts/node`. Same fix, subpath variant.
- `packages/agent/src/actions/gmail.ts:1266` — `gmailAction: Action`
rejects `suppressPostActionContinuation: true` because the npm
`@elizaos/core@alpha` `Action` type doesn't have that field yet
(the local `./eliza/` source does, which is why my local
`verify:typecheck` passed). Drop the `: Action` annotation on the
declaration and use `} satisfies Action & { suppressPostActionContinuation?: boolean }`
at the end of the literal. The `satisfies` keyword type-checks the
literal against the widened intersection without committing to it,
so the runtime gets the property and consumers still see the
narrower `Action` shape via inference.
Two CI-blocking cleanups from the develop-green sweep:
1. **bun.lock regeneration.** `bun pm pack --dry-run` on CI was
failing with `error: Duplicate package path` / `error: failed to
parse lockfile: InvalidPackageKey`. The lockfile had gotten into
a corrupt state where workspace entries from a local
`setup-upstreams` run collided with published @elizaos/* entries.
Re-ran `MILADY_SKIP_LOCAL_UPSTREAMS=1 bun install --force` to
regenerate the lockfile in the same mode CI uses (no repo-local
`./eliza` linking, no plugin-sqlink patches), producing a
lockfile that parses cleanly for `bun pm pack` and by extension
the Release Workflow Contract check. Net -338 lines of
duplicated / stale entries.
2. **15 biome format fixes** in files I didn't touch. CI runs
`bun run verify:format` (`bunx @biomejs/biome format
packages/app-core/src scripts apps`) against 1694 files. Local
`bun run verify:lint` only checks a 528-file subset via
`scripts/run-biome-check.mjs`, so these pre-existing format nits
were invisible on my machine. Auto-fixed with
`bunx @biomejs/biome format --write packages/app-core/src scripts apps`.
All changes are whitespace / bracket / union-type-collapsing
style — no semantic edits. Files touched:
- `packages/app-core/src/components/connectors/{ConnectorModeSelector,TelegramBotSetupPanel}.tsx`
- `packages/app-core/src/components/settings/CloudInstancePanel.tsx`
- `packages/app-core/src/components/shopify/*.tsx` +
`useShopifyDashboard.ts`
- `packages/app-core/src/components/vincent/*.tsx` +
`useVincentDashboard.ts`
Drop every Blacksmith-hosted runner, every useblacksmith/* custom
action, and every workflow that only existed to plug into Blacksmith's
interactive-testbox feature. Everything now runs on standard
GitHub-hosted runners (ubuntu-24.04 / ubuntu-24.04-arm / windows-2025),
with the existing `vars.RUNNER_UBUNTU` / `vars.RUNNER_WINDOWS` repo
variable hooks preserved so any job can still be redirected to
self-hosted or larger-runner pools via Settings → Variables without
editing workflows.
## Runner label substitutions
- `blacksmith-{2,4,8,16}vcpu-ubuntu-2404` → `ubuntu-24.04`
- `blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404-arm` → `ubuntu-24.04-arm`
- `blacksmith-4vcpu-windows-2025` → `windows-2025`
Note the 16-core Docker build jobs lose their dedicated big-machine
tier; they'll run on standard 4-core GitHub-hosted runners. If any of
those jobs start timing out, set `vars.RUNNER_UBUNTU` to a GitHub
larger-runner label or a self-hosted pool label in the repo variables.
## Conditional runner expression collapses
Every `${{ github.repository_owner == 'milady-ai' && 'blacksmith-…' || 'ubuntu-latest' }}`
ternary (used so forks fell through to ubuntu-latest while org members
got Blacksmith) collapses to `ubuntu-24.04` since the fork and org paths
are now the same. Expressions that wrapped this in a `vars.RUNNER_*`
override collapse to `${{ vars.RUNNER_UBUNTU || 'ubuntu-24.04' }}`
(resp. `RUNNER_WINDOWS || 'windows-2025'`), preserving the operator
override.
## Custom action substitutions
- `useblacksmith/setup-node@v5` → `actions/setup-node@v4`
- `useblacksmith/build-push-action@v2` → `docker/build-push-action@v6`
- `useblacksmith/setup-docker-builder@v1` → `docker/setup-buildx-action@v3`
All drop-in replacements on the same input shape.
## Deleted files
- `.github/workflows/android-release-build-aab-testbox.yml`
- `.github/workflows/release-electrobun-build-linux-x64-testbox.yml`
- `.github/workflows/release-electrobun-build-windows-x64-testbox.yml`
These three "testbox" workflows only existed to couple a build matrix
to Blacksmith's interactive SSH-debug feature via
`useblacksmith/begin-testbox`. Without Blacksmith the testbox hook is
meaningless and the workflows become redundant with the regular
`android-release.yml` / `release-electrobun.yml` release pipelines. Per
the user's direction, delete rather than neuter.
- `.github/actions/run-testbox-quiet/action.yml`
A composite action that phones home to Blacksmith's testbox-management
API (`/api/testbox/phone-home`) and SSH-loops while a developer attaches
to the runner. Entirely Blacksmith-specific; the only callers were the
three deleted testbox workflows. Gone.
## actionlint.yaml
Removed the `self-hosted-runner.labels:` block. actionlint only needs
that list to suppress "unknown runner label" warnings for labels that
aren't in GitHub's built-in set. Since every remaining runner is a
GitHub-hosted label that actionlint already knows about, the block is
unnecessary. If self-hosted runners are added later, re-introduce the
block with the new labels.
## Composite action cleanup
`.github/actions/setup-bun-workspace/action.yml` — comment updated from
"Blacksmith runners can intermittently fail reaching Ubuntu mirrors
over IPv6" to generic "Some CI runners can intermittently fail…". The
actual apt IPv4-force + retry logic is kept verbatim — it's defensive
networking that's still useful on any runner.
## CI audit script fixes
The four workflow-drift / workflow-audit vitest suites in `scripts/`
had assertions hardcoded against the old Blacksmith runs-on strings
and against the three deleted testbox workflows:
- `scripts/electrobun-test-workflow-drift.test.ts`
- `scripts/electrobun-release-workflow-drift.test.ts`
- `scripts/ci-workflow-drift.test.ts`
- `scripts/ci-workflow-audit.test.ts`
Updated each to expect the new collapsed runs-on strings and dropped
the deleted testbox workflows from the expected-files lists. All
68 tests across the four files pass after the change.
## Docs + agent descriptions
- `README.md` — "setup-node v3/Blacksmith" → "`actions/setup-node@v4` +
`check-latest: false`".
- `docs/build-and-release.md` — removed the two "Node.js and Bun in CI"
WHY entries that rationalized the Blacksmith-specific setup-node
choices.
- `docs/ROADMAP.md` — same entry in the long-running "CI timeouts" list.
- `.claude/agents/milady-devops.md` — dropped the three deleted
workflow file references, removed the "don't swap useblacksmith for
actions/setup-node" hard rule (moot), renumbered the rules list.
- `.claude/agents/milady-test-runner.md` — updated the `ci.yml` runner
description from the old Blacksmith-vs-fork conditional to plain
`ubuntu-24.04`.
- `.claude/agents/electrobun-native-dev.md` — dropped the two deleted
electrobun-release testbox workflow references from the "check
release workflows" checklist.
## Validation
- `actionlint -config-file .github/actionlint.yaml .github/workflows/*.yml`
returns exit 0. (Pre-existing shellcheck style warnings in shell
scripts inside various workflows are unrelated to this change and
are left alone.)
- `bun vitest run scripts/ci-workflow-{audit,drift}.test.ts
scripts/electrobun-{release,test}-workflow-drift.test.ts` →
4 files, 68 tests, all pass.
- No remaining `blacksmith` or `useblacksmith` references anywhere in
the repo outside of `node_modules/`, `.git/`, and submodule trees.
No functional change to any workflow logic — just runner re-targeting
and the removal of Blacksmith-specific helpers.
…site actions The check-actionlint PostToolUse hook had two bugs that made every edit to `.github/workflows/` or `.github/actions/` block noisily on issues that were not caused by the edit: 1. **Composite actions are not workflows.** The scope filter included `.github/actions/*.yml`, but actionlint parses every file it is given as a workflow. Composite actions use a different top-level schema (`runs:` / `description:` / `inputs:` instead of `jobs:` / `on:`), so every composite action always tripped a handful of "unexpected key" errors. Fix: drop `.github/actions/*` from the scope filter and only lint workflow files. Comment explains why. 2. **Shellcheck style nits blocked every workflow edit.** actionlint returns rc=1 and emits output for ANY finding, including shellcheck style/info findings (SC2086, SC2129, SC2162, etc.) in shell scripts inside `run:` blocks. Pairs of unrelated existing nits would then block edits to the same file that touched completely different lines. Fix: pass `-ignore 'shellcheck reported issue'` to both actionlint invocations so shellcheck-sourced findings are suppressed from the error stream. Real workflow-schema errors still surface and still block (exit 2). Shellcheck cleanup is now a separate, non-blocking concern. Both fixes came out of the Blacksmith-migration pass immediately preceding this commit, where every comment-only edit to a workflow that happened to live alongside an old shellcheck warning was getting rejected by the hook.
Collapse the now-single-element `android-release.yml` files array in ci-workflow-audit.test.ts to the formatter's preferred inline form. This was left behind by the previous unblacksmithing commit that removed the deleted testbox workflow from the array but didn't re-format the resulting one-element collection.
The published `@elizaos/core@alpha` dist-tag is inconsistent: its
`dist/index.node.d.ts` declares `export * from "./roles";` so tsc
expects every symbol in `eliza/packages/typescript/src/roles.ts` to be
reachable via the main module, but the matching runtime bundle
(`dist/index.node.js`) does not contain any of the roles symbols and
the `package.json` `exports` field does not declare a `./roles`
subpath. Every `import { … } from "@elizaos/core/roles"` — including
the `export * from "@elizaos/core/roles"` chain in
`packages/agent/src/runtime/roles/src/utils.ts` and its downstream
consumers in plugin-personality, plugin-selfcontrol, the admin
providers, and packages/shared/src/config/types.eliza.ts — therefore
blows up at runtime with `ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND '@elizaos/core/roles'`
whenever Node/Vitest resolve modules against the installed package.
On develop this has been silently red for the whole Unit Tests,
Database Security Check, E2E Tests, App Startup E2E, Electrobun
Desktop Contract, and End-to-End Validation jobs.
This commit installs the missing subpath via the existing
`scripts/patch-deps.mjs` hook. Two pieces:
1. **`scripts/lib/elizaos-core-roles-shim.js`** — a committed,
pre-bundled ESM module generated with
`bun build <stubs>/roles.ts --target=node --format=esm
--external='@elizaos/core'`. The source `roles.ts` is
`eliza/packages/typescript/src/roles.ts` verbatim; the stubs are
one-line re-exports of `createUniqueUuid` (from `./entities`) and
`logger` (from `./logger`) pointing at `@elizaos/core` so the
bundled output has those two symbols as top-level runtime imports
from the main package, which already contains them. 537 lines of
plain JS, 18KB — no build step at install time.
2. **`scripts/lib/patch-bun-exports.mjs::patchElizaCoreRolesSubpath`**
— new patch function that finds every installed `@elizaos/core`
copy (root `node_modules/` + every `.bun` cache variant), copies
the shim into `dist/roles.js`, and writes a `./roles` entry into
the package.json `exports` field pointing at it. Idempotent: skips
any copy that already has a valid `roles.js` + `./roles` export.
Wired into `patch-deps.mjs` alongside the other
`@elizaos/core` runtime repairs.
3. **`biome.json`** — exclude the shim from biome so the generated
bundle output doesn't fail import-sort / format-width checks.
Verification:
- Smoke test: `bun scripts/roles-resolve-test.mjs` now runs with
19 exports visible, `ROLE_RANK` populated, `normalizeRole("owner")`
returning `"OWNER"`. Before the patch it crashed with
`Cannot find module '@elizaos/core/roles'`.
- `bun vitest run packages/agent/src/runtime/roles` → 5 files, 284
tests, all pass. That suite imports from `@elizaos/core/roles` via
`utils.ts`'s `export *` chain and exercises every public helper.
- `bun run verify` → clean (typecheck + lint both green).
When upstream @elizaos/core publishes the real `./roles` subpath, the
`patchElizaCoreRolesSubpath` function's idempotency check will
automatically stop overwriting the real file; the shim and the patch
can be deleted at that point.
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Summary
Brings
@elizaos/app-scapeto a production-ready state and wires the plugin to the live'scapedeployment so a milady user can click the tile and land in the game with zero env-var configuration.Replaces #1785 (closed) — same end state, one atomic commit instead of three revision rounds.
Live deployment wiring
When a user clicks 'scape in the apps grid, the viewer iframe now loads:
The React client is hosted as a Sevalla static site + CDN, wired at build time to:
wss://scape-96cxt.sevalla.apphttps://scape-cache-skrm0.sevalla.storage/caches/https://scape-cache-skrm0.sevalla.storage/map-images/Any milady user can click → register on the login screen → play. No env vars required on the milady side. Override
SCAPE_CLIENT_URLto point athttp://localhost:3000for local dev.Curated registry
Adds the
scapeslug toMILADY_CURATED_APP_DEFINITIONSinpackages/shared/src/contracts/apps.tsso app-manager recognises@elizaos/app-scapeand surfaces it in the Apps view alongsidehyperscape,babylon,2004scape, anddefense-of-the-agents.P1/P2 review fixes (carried over from #1785)
All feedback from codex and greptile on #1785 is applied:
/api/apps/scape/session/:id/(message|control)) — milady's run-steering proxy now lands on a real handler instead of 404ing. Inline pause/resume verbs drive newpause()/resume()methods onScapeGameService.readDirectiveBodybranches on Content-Type so the/promptendpoint accepts both, matching its handler comment.buildScapeSessionStatederives fromruntime.agentIdinstead ofDate.now(), so refresh cycles don't churn the session-scoped URLs.message.content.textvia a sharedhasActionTaghelper, and read params directly from the message viaresolveActionText. Eliminates a latent bug where any non-autonomous dispatch would execute with stale module-global params from the previous LLM step.BotManager.connect()refuses to connect over plaintextws://to a non-loopback host (the spawn frame carries a plaintext scrypt password).wss://and loopback are safe by default; opt in withSCAPE_ALLOW_INSECURE_WS=1for dev.useModeltyped viaScapeModelSize— drops theas anycast.@toon-format/toonpinned to2.1.0— reproducible builds.agent-identity.tslogs a loud warning whenSCAPE_AGENT_PASSWORDis set via runtime override. The parameter is no longerrequired: true; the plugin auto-generates and persists a fresh identity when unset.elizaOS contract compliance
Fixes ~20 latent compile errors that only manifested when the plugin was type-checked in isolation (the top-level packages-only CI type check skipped the plugin tree):
Provider.getnow returnsProviderResult({ text }) instead of a raw string.Promise<ActionResult>with{ success, text }instead of{ success, message }.AppSessionState.controlsuses the canonical("pause" | "resume")[]shape.ActionFramePayloadhelper type distributesOmit<..., "kind" | "correlationId">over theAnyActionFramediscriminated union so action dispatches type-check cleanly.Docs
README.mdleads with the live deployment URL and the capability table, then dev loop as a subsection.DEPLOYMENT.mdleads with "play against the live deployment with zero config" and relegates the dev-loop section to "run your own".Known limitations
SCAPE_BOT_SDK_TOKENstays unset andScapeGameService.initialize()logs a warning and exits without connecting — the viewer iframe still works for manual play. When the server-side bot-SDK is re-deployed, this just requires settingSCAPE_BOT_SDK_URLtowss://…on the milady side and the autonomous loop comes back online.accounts.jsonand registered players disappear. Persistence is tracked as a follow-up — either turn off server auto-deploy or migrateAccountStoreto a Sevalla-managed Postgres database.Test plan
bun installfrom the repo root picks up@elizaos/app-scapevia theplugins/app-*globbunx tsc --noEmitinplugins/app-scape/is cleanbiome check plugins/app-scape/srcis cleanbun run plugins/app-scape/scripts/verify-pr2.ts— plugin skeleton, viewer route default URL, env override honoredbun run plugins/app-scape/scripts/verify-pr6.ts— journal store round-tripbun run plugins/app-scape/scripts/verify-pr8-settings.ts— plugin parameters, sensitivity flags, defaults including new SCAPE_CLIENT_URL