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Summary

GAIA is paid only. Without an active subscription a user cannot chat on any surface, run or enable workflows, or link a bot. New users pay before they reach chat: sign in → two questions → one plan → receipt → pick where GAIA texts you → land in a seeded "Getting started" conversation from GAIA.

Stacked on #1079 (the receipt printer). Merge after it.

What changed

API: the gate

  • Deny-by-default entitlement middleware (app/api/v1/middleware/entitlement.py) inside CORS, after auth. Every authenticated route returns 402 unless it is on the allowlist (entitlement_allowlist.py). Fail closed. A route-enumeration test snapshots the allowlist so a new route cannot slip through ungated. The liveness aliases / and /api/v1/, the public holo card, the MCP OAuth callback and push deregistration are free (exact-match set for the two aliases).
  • Plan lookups are cached in Redis (subscription:<user_id>, 5 min). Test fixtures seed users as Pro by default; free_plan opts a test into the free path.
  • Webhook-driven workflow deactivation on lapse; the webhook enum covers every SDK event type and unhandled events are ignored. scripts/deactivate_workflows_for_free_users.py (dry run by default) never touches the system template owner, public templates, or users with an active subscription. Run on prod 2026-09-04: 362 users, 3,147 workflows paused.

API: onboarding

  • Q1 role. Q2 is "What do you want off your plate first? Pick up to three." Six pains everyone sees (Inbox out of control, Walking into meetings cold, Mornings start behind, Things I keep forgetting, Grunt work every week, Too many tools to juggle) plus two per Q1 role shown first with a sparkle and the tooltip "Personalised for you, since you're a student". Cap three in the reducer and the API schema; a role chip sent with another role is a 422. Each of the 24 picks has a playbook that names its data source and hands the connect to the executor; a test pins every quoted integration id to the real catalogue.
  • The bot opener after linking is the user's own words from Q1 and Q2: "Hey. I'm a student. Assignments pile up and I'm never ready for exams. Where do we start?"
  • On completion seed_first_conversation writes the "Getting started" thread and the user lands in /c/<id>: three bubbles ("Okay, you're in." / "Anything you'd rather not do yourself, hand it to me." plus the linked bot / "Two things worth switching on now." with Gmail and Calendar as two bullet lines), a row of real connect buttons outside the bubble (Gmail, Calendar, All integrations; same tab; the connect flow opens on arrival), then "You're a founder. What's first?" with four model-written starting jobs as chips plus "Something else". The chip call has a six-second ceiling at completion and a warning when it misses. The thread carries system_purpose=getting_started, so the "appeared automagically" banner never shows on it.
  • Comms: the capability block is generated from the registries and now covers todos, workflows, triggers, built-in workflows, reminders, the 36 integrations by category, the five bot channels, memory, research and files. Two comms-tier tools: find_integration (the user's own catalogue with real connected status, then the community marketplace, through the same search the workflow assistant uses) and search_public_workflows (matched in the repository, typed rows). Connect cards come only from the executor's integration checker.
  • Comms voice: product questions answered from the capability block; a declined offer is final; a "stop" gets one line; before any handoff the connected-integrations manifest is checked, so nothing is "sent" through a service that is not connected; the acknowledgement after a handoff is one sentence; the executor's last message is a report, not a transcript, and comms drops its working notes on relay.
  • No style guard: the mechanical retract-and-rewrite middleware was deleted (it doubled the comms call when it fired and policed symptoms). What replaces it is structural: comms cannot claim work, cards come from the executor, and a genuinely empty completion retries the model call once at the model-call seam before the honest one-line fallback.
  • System workflows (Inbox Triage, Meeting Briefing, Meeting Reminder) are activated at provisioning for paying users.
  • Prod bugs found while mining real conversations: empty completions retry once and then get an honest one-line fallback; workflows missing an integration pause before they fire (pause_workflow_before_fire, same reason and blocker list as master's run-claim pause so reconnecting resumes them) and the notice is sent once; retracted preambles are no longer glued onto the next message.
  • RabbitMQ: every AMQP await is bounded (connect 10s with a 30s heartbeat, publish 10s per attempt, topology 15s, a lock around reconnects) so a stalled broker degrades to the failed-delivery path instead of hanging a chat turn.

Web

  • Chat-style onboarding: paced GAIA bubbles, Q1 job chips plus typed job, Q2 pain chips with the role pair first, payment card with the Dodo overlay, receipt, platform pick with universal #code linking. In development only, the Dodo checkout is prefilled with a US billing address, phone and saved methods so the 4242 test card works.
  • Paywall notice above the composer, PaywallModal (never on /onboarding, wider, no plan label, no refund footnote), 402 interceptor, composer and workflow gating, landing and pricing sweep.
  • Settings: "Where GAIA texts you", the user's linked platforms in priority order with the first marked "Texts you here first" and up/down controls. Every proactive send resolves its platform from that order through one chooser (resolve_chat_channel: linked, enabled in notification settings, first wins): workflow results, replays and fired reminders (previously every linked platform) and notifications that name no channel (previously all five bot platforms). The web app always gets it; a platform that already has the result in its own conversation is not pinged again; nothing usable means web only.
  • PostHog: every onboarding stage, chip, typed answer, payment outcome, platform pick, restart and dev skip is instrumented.

Bots

  • One-tap linking: the deep link carries a single-use code; the bot redeems it on the first message and GAIA replies live to the user's own opener.

Evals (apps/api/scripts/evals/): need_playbooks.py (one first reply per Q2 chip, judged against that chip's playbook), activation_journeys.py (five multi-turn journeys from the opener, per-turn and per-journey scores, transcripts saved before judging), first_question_personas.py, chat_quality.py, adversarial_users.py (35 personas). Raw transcripts and probe dumps live under apps/api/scripts/evals/runs/ (gitignored); a --personas / --judge-only path outside it is refused (scripts/evals/core/paths.py).

Since the last review (2026-09-07)

  • Payments: a webhook delivery is claimed under its unique id before any handler runs and released on failure (replays and racing duplicates cannot double-activate); a write that matches no user document evicts that user's cache key, so a deleted account cannot stay signed in from cache.
  • Personalization: the Gmail pipeline job id is per user, so ARQ's enqueue dedup is the once-at-a-time claim; no stored job id, no abort on reconnect.
  • Checkout: one confirmation loop in the checkout store (verify on the redirect path, status poll on the overlay path), no forever 4s poll; the wizard's late and given-up states read the store's phase.
  • Route 402 contracts are proved through the real entitlement middleware (gated_client / gated_test_client); the test app strips middleware, so the decorator-era tests had been vacuous.
  • Web state: the signed-in user is one TanStack Query entry (useCurrentUser), persisted for first paint and re-validated once per page load; userStore and useUser are deleted; QueryProvider sits at the locale root because the user is read above the route-group layouts. One upgrade modal store and modal (the 402 wall refuses to close, the voluntary picker does not); one owner per onboarding state; workflow modal state is a reducer inside the modal; reply-to and both attachments live in composerStore; explore workflows, the workflows list and notifications are TanStack queries with optimistic writes and rollback; one layoutStore for both sidebars with panels portalled into the slot (no React nodes in state); the rules are in apps/web/src/stores/CLAUDE.md.
  • API structure: bot.py split (link routes router, SSE frame builders, message request and turn charging on the bot service); OAuth callback in steps; NotificationQuery instead of seven positional filters; eval harnesses share core/live_chat, core/dev_users, core/judge.
  • Workflow step generation runs on the deployment's structured lane instead of a hardwired OpenRouter aux lane; a provider failure is a 502 with the reason.
  • Settings sidebar shows "Back to chats" instead of Home / Tasks / Integrations.
  • Chat links into the app (the /integrations link GAIA sends) open in the same tab; other links still open beside it.
  • Phones: the founder-letter envelope sits above the composer, the stage CTA clears the restart row, and the wizard keeps scrolling to the bottom as staggered chips grow the content. Verified on a 390x844 viewport (screenshots below).
  • First contact after one-tap linking is composed by the server and sent by the bot as bubbles, with no model turn: a greeting, one problem-to-promise line per onboarding pick, and connect links minted for the integrations those picks need (already-connected ones skipped). The link code carries the preferences snapshot; the exchange is persisted as the bot conversation's first turns so a follow-up keeps the context. Verified live on Telegram: seven bubbles within a second of the tap, and "what did I say I wanted off my plate?" answered with the three picks.
  • Telegram one-tap linking verified end to end with the dev account: /start <code> links, answers the composed first message, and a plain follow-up is answered as the linked user with no /auth.
  • Mutation lane: the helpers the audit refactor extracted (bot links router, base repository id filter, workflow generation service and endpoints, bot refusal stream, nurture step gating, the onboarding enum validator) are pinned mutant by mutant; the lane is green on this head.
  • UserDocument.onboarding is a typed OnboardingSubdocument instead of dict[str, Any]; a historical row with a value outside today's enums reads as unset instead of failing the auth read.
  • React Doctor 0.9.13 (released today) adds a complexity rule; the nine pre-existing components it flags in this PR are split into use<Name> hooks and small render components with behaviour unchanged.
  • PostHog: the onboarding dashboard (id 1188135) is rebuilt on the events this branch emits; the API's phase event is onboarding:phase_completed so it no longer collides with the web's step event.

Screenshots

Dev user, Chrome. Phone shots are a 390x844 viewport at 3x; the Telegram shots are the dev account on web.telegram.org talking to the test bot against the local API.

Step Screenshot
Q1 on a phone Q1
Q2 on a phone, three picked, the rest dim Q2
Receipt on a phone (the CTA clears the restart row) Receipt
Platform pick on a phone Platforms
Getting started on a phone (envelope clear of the composer) Thread
Telegram one-tap: /start <code> links the account and answers the composed first message Telegram
Telegram follow-up answered as the linked user, no /auth Telegram follow-up
Telegram first contact: greeting, one promise per pick, connect links, then a follow-up answered in context First contact
Settings: "Back to chats" Settings

Earlier desktop sets: final-v3 (Q2 grid, thread with the four model-written jobs, "where GAIA texts you") and final (Q1, receipt, platform pick, paywall, phone sizes).

Eval results on the dev lane (DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731, prod's default model)

Eval Result
Per-chip first reply, 24 chips 24 propose the right job, 24 no narration, 23 easy yes, 21 short, 18 with the card in the reply
Journeys, 19 turns, four rounds did-the-job moved 11 → 15 → 10 across rounds; scores swing by round with the same prompt, and the remaining failures are long formatted replies and the executor's relay text
Activation simulator, three personas keep-this-bot 2/5, 3/5, 3/5 on round one; 4/5, 5/5, 2/5 on round four after the rotation and the no-invented-specifics rule
Adversarial, 35 personas 13 of 23 goal met on the first 23 (runs killed before grading); the last ten graded 10 of 10 with remaining tells: em dashes in relayed text, empty or duplicated deliveries, a question after a short message

What the evals did NOT prove: the judged journey scores are DeepSeek grading DeepSeek on five journeys and swing between runs; only the mechanical gates (dash characters, phantom claims, card frames) are decision-grade. A day-by-day activation sequence was built, sent once to a real Telegram, and removed from this PR: its copy claimed work it had not done, and the honest version needs the executor behind each day (task list in .agents/plans/paid-only-remaining.md).

How to verify

mise run dev --agent                      # API 9330 / web 3340 in the worktree
dodo wh listen http://localhost:9330/api/v1/payments/webhooks/dodo   # test-mode webhooks; put the listener endpoint's secret in apps/api/.env
# sign in as a fresh dev user, open /onboarding, answer Q1 and Q2 (pick up to two)
# pay with Dodo test card 4242424242424242 (dev prefills the billing address), then "Simulate Success"
# pick Telegram → open the deep link → the bot replies to your own opener; the web lands in the seeded Getting started thread
# Settings → "Where GAIA texts you" → reorder
uv run python scripts/evals/need_playbooks.py --api-url http://localhost:9330
uv run python scripts/evals/activation_journeys.py --api-url http://localhost:9330

Post-deployment steps (in order)

  1. Env per environment: DODO_WEBHOOK_PAYMENTS_SECRET (the enabled Dodo webhook endpoint's secret), TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME, WHATSAPP_PHONE_NUMBER, NEXT_PUBLIC_DODO_MODE; optionally PAYWALL_DISCOUNT_CODE.
  2. python scripts/payment_setup.py --monthly-product-id <live id> --yearly-product-id <live id> against prod (deactivates the Free plan row, updates plan copy). The API refuses to start without the plan rows.
  3. python scripts/deactivate_workflows_for_free_users.py --dry-run, review the counts, then --execute. Prod free-user workflows are already paused by hand since 2026-09-04 (362 users / 3,147 workflows, snapshot in the worktree's .agents/prod-pause/); the script tags them subscription_lapsed so a resubscribe auto-restores them.
  4. Bound the outbound DLQs on the prod broker (policy, no redeclare): rabbitmqctl set_policy outbound-dlq '^outbound\..*\.dlq$' '{"message-ttl":604800000,"max-length":10000,"overflow":"drop-head"}' --apply-to queues, and add the same policy to the Swarm/compose definition.
  5. Email the 362 paused free users.
  6. Watch one real 8am Inbox Triage delivery reach a linked bot on the deployed build.
  7. Confirm the paywall in prod: a free account gets 402 on chat-stream and the modal cannot be dismissed; a Pro account passes.

Rollback: revert, re-run payment_setup.py from master to re-seed Free, and re-enable the workflows the migration script turned off (per-user counts are logged; no automated undo).

Risk

A bug here locks out paying customers. The middleware fails closed, so a plan-lookup outage returns 402 rather than letting free traffic through; subscription status is cached for five minutes, and the wizard verifies the subscription id itself on return so a late webhook does not strand a paid user between payment and chat.

History

Squashed once onto feat/post-payment-receipt for the stack; the original commits are at backup/paid-only-gate-pre-rebase. Master merged through the parent twice (last: 8aad543b16 into the parent, f1e2d5eb9e into this branch, resolving the fire-time pause against master's run-claim pause). When master moves: merge master into feat/post-payment-receipt first, then that branch into this one, or GitHub flags the stack as conflicting.

Since the review on 2026-09-11

A full review of this PR raised 27 findings; all are closed. The ones that were real bugs rather than polish:

  • The gate minted a live Dodo checkout session on every 402. require_active_subscription called create_pro_checkout on every block — a get_plans call, an HTTP round trip to Dodo and a Mongo insert on the latency of every denied request — and an unpaid user's shell load is many of them. get_checkout_url is deleted; the 402 body carries no link and clients mint one from the allowlisted checkout-session route when the user actually clicks Subscribe. The bot still mints at block time, because there the link is the checkout button, but bounded to one per user per hour (SET NX EX, the same shape as claim_limit_notice) and failing closed.
  • A recovered subscription was never written back to active. on_hold / failed / expired are each written by their own handler, and Dodo's recovery then sends subscription.active for that row; activate_subscription restored the workflows and dropped the cache but left the status lapsed, so get_active_for_user filtered it out and the customer kept reading FREE — a 402 on every request for someone who had paid, with the workflows just restored switched off again on the next sweep.
  • A stored profession today's input rules refuse failed the whole user read, which authenticate_workos_session swallowed into an empty user_info: a silent, permanent logout on deploy for any existing user whose stored value predates the tightened validator. It reads as unset now, like its two sibling guards.
  • A webhook handler returning failed kept its claim and answered 200, so Dodo never retried and it could never be re-driven. It releases and answers 503.
  • The lost-webhook fallback resolved through the single newest checkout session, so one paywall block between paying and returning buried the paid one. It scans recent sessions newest-first now.
  • _materialize_subscription_from_dodo hand-rolled the subscription insert and so skipped plan-cache invalidation and workflow reactivation; both recovery paths end in the shared activation. A duplicate welcome email that fired on every success-page refresh is gone.
  • One 409 covered four distinct link failures — a user whose own account merely held a different handle was told a stranger owned it. Typed errors carry a machine-readable code, the bots read the API's stated reason instead of guessing from the status, and a failed link check is unknown rather than unlinked (it used to spend a stale code and answer a real message with "that link has expired").
  • Raw email addresses are out of the logs in oauth_service, senders and subscription_activation — they log the user id. Both worker paywall gates emit PAYWALL_BLOCKED, so the funnel is no longer blind to reminders and workflows.

CI, fixed here because this stack is what exposed them

  • main.yml and code-quality.yml had pull_request: branches: [master]. That key matches the PR's base, so every stacked PR was exempt from both gates: fix(oauth): stop signup blocking on outbound email, and send both in parallel #1175 sat for three days showing a green tick with neither the test lanes nor the mutation gate having ever run on it. The filter is removed; push: stays master-only and the deploy/coverage jobs keep their own refs/heads/master guards.
  • The flake gate treated pytest exit 5 ("nothing collected") as a failure, reran with --lf against an empty cache and reported "genuine failure". A small stacked PR whose diff misses a slice's directories is the normal case for that, and it is now a pass with a ::notice::.
  • mise pr:comments / ci:remote / gaia:verify all died on ImportError — they ran bare python3 (system 3.9) while the scripts import datetime.UTC. Pinned to uv run python.

Mutation survivors across the stack are killed; every one was a missing assertion rather than a bug, except seed_holo_card_conversation, which had no tests at all and was hiding a mutant that gave every seeded conversation the literal id "None".

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  • New Features
    • GAIA now requires an active Pro subscription for chat, image generation, email composition, and workflow creation, activation, and execution.
    • Added a paywall modal with checkout links, optional discount offers, and subscription guidance.
    • Free or lapsed subscriptions automatically pause active workflows, which resume when subscriptions are restored.
    • Pricing displays now show paid plans only.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Subscription-required responses open the paywall instead of generic errors.
    • Subscription checks no longer block actions while plan status is unresolved.
  • Documentation
    • Updated pricing and landing-page messaging to reflect GAIA’s paid-only offering.

Walkthrough

GAIA now enforces active Pro subscriptions for selected API, chat, image, mail, and workflow operations. The change adds paywall responses and web paywall flows, pauses workflows after subscription lapses, restores eligible workflows, removes Free pricing rows, and refactors workflow and bot-stream handling.

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Paid subscription enforcement

Layer / File(s) Summary
API entitlement gates
apps/api/app/decorators/*, apps/api/app/api/v1/endpoints/*, apps/api/app/core/request_context.py, apps/api/app/api/v1/endpoints/bot.py
Adds caller resolution, subscription checks, checkout links, 402 responses, endpoint decorators, bot paywall frames, and extracted bot-stream helpers.
Workflow subscription lifecycle
apps/api/app/services/payments/*, apps/api/app/services/workflow/*, apps/api/app/workers/tasks/*, apps/api/scripts/*
Pauses activated workflows after subscription lapses, restores workflows paused for SUBSCRIPTION_LAPSED, gates worker execution, updates payment webhooks, removes Free catalogue rows, and adds migration tooling.
Workflow reset and scheduling contracts
apps/api/app/models/workflow_models.py, apps/api/app/db/repositories/workflows.py, apps/api/app/services/system_workflows/provisioner.py, apps/api/app/services/workflow/scheduler.py
Adds WorkflowRearm and SystemWorkflowDefinition, centralizes rearm field construction, updates reset inputs, and adds trigger replacement and schedule re-arming logic.
Web paywall and pricing experience
apps/web/src/features/pricing/*, apps/web/src/stores/paywallModalStore.ts, apps/web/src/features/settings/*, apps/web/src/app/[locale]/(main)/layout.tsx
Adds subscription status detection, global paywall rendering, checkout offers, dismissible and enforcement modal modes, paid-only pricing, and settings integration.
Web runtime paywall handling
apps/web/src/features/chat/*, apps/web/src/features/workflows/*, apps/web/src/utils/interceptorUtils.ts
Handles subscription-required 402 responses, opens the paywall, suppresses duplicate error toasts, and blocks free users before chat submission or workflow activation.
Validation and infrastructure
apps/api/tests/*, apps/web/src/__tests__/*, infra/docker/observability/*
Adds coverage for entitlement, stream, workflow, payment, pricing, and paywall behavior. RabbitMQ management and Prometheus plugins are enabled.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant WebApp
  participant API
  participant PaymentService
  participant PaywallModal
  Client->>WebApp: Submit chat or workflow action
  WebApp->>API: Send request
  API->>PaymentService: Check active Pro subscription
  PaymentService-->>API: Return subscription status
  API-->>WebApp: Return 402 subscription_required
  WebApp->>PaywallModal: Open checkout offer
  PaywallModal-->>Client: Display Pro checkout
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sequenceDiagram
  participant Dodo
  participant PaymentWebhookService
  participant SubscriptionPause
  participant WorkflowService
  Dodo->>PaymentWebhookService: Send lapse or restoration event
  PaymentWebhookService->>SubscriptionPause: Pause or restore workflows
  SubscriptionPause->>WorkflowService: Transition eligible workflows
  WorkflowService-->>PaymentWebhookService: Return transition results
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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 11e6f

This PR places paid-resource access and workflow execution behind subscription state, but the current head still risks bypassing enforcement for unresolved callers, reactivating workflows from stale billing events, and leaving workflow scheduling or triggers inconsistent after subscription changes. Some users may also be blocked without a usable paywall or sent through an incorrect checkout path. These issues can permit unpaid execution or prevent legitimate use, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance.

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This PR gates core AI and workflow functionality behind an active Pro subscription, adds a global web paywall, removes the Free plan from pricing, and coordinates workflow activation with billing state.

  • Adds subscription decorators and bot/worker entitlement checks.
  • Adds checkout-aware 402 handling and a non-dismissible paywall UI.
  • Deactivates workflows when subscriptions lapse and attempts to restore them when billing resumes.
  • Updates pricing data, migration scripts, landing copy, and regression coverage.

Confidence Score: 3/5

The PR should not merge until subscription restoration persists active entitlement state and workflow transition failures have a durable recovery path.

Existing subscription.active events can re-enable workflows while leaving users classified as free, and swallowed workflow reconciliation failures are permanently deduplicated as successfully processed webhooks.

Files Needing Attention: apps/api/app/services/payments/payment_webhook_service.py, apps/api/app/services/workflow/subscription_pause.py

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
apps/api/app/services/payments/payment_webhook_service.py Adds workflow pause/resume side effects to billing webhooks, but restoration can leave entitlement state stale and side-effect failures are acknowledged without recovery.
apps/api/app/services/workflow/subscription_pause.py Adds reason-scoped workflow deactivation/reactivation loops with per-workflow failure isolation, which permits partially applied transitions.
apps/api/app/decorators/entitlements.py Introduces the shared active-subscription gate and structured 402 checkout response.
apps/api/app/workers/tasks/workflow_tasks.py Adds a worker-level subscription backstop that skips execution and deactivates workflows for inactive users.
apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx Implements the global paid-only modal and checkout/logout paths.
apps/web/src/features/chat/api/chatApi.ts Handles chat-stream 402 responses outside the shared Axios interceptor and opens the paywall with the returned offer.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant D as Dodo
    participant W as Payment webhook
    participant S as Subscription store
    participant A as Workflow activation
    participant G as Entitlement gate
    D->>W: subscription.active
    W->>S: Load existing subscription
    S-->>W: Existing non-active row
    W->>A: Reactivate paused workflows
    W-->>D: Mark webhook processed
    Note over W,S: Existing branch does not persist status=active
    G->>S: Query active subscription
    S-->>G: None
    G-->>A: Treat user as free / deactivate again
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apps/api/app/services/payments/payment_webhook_service.py:340
**Restoration leaves entitlement inactive**

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### Issue 2
apps/api/app/services/payments/payment_webhook_service.py:648
**Reconciliation failures become permanent**

When workflow restoration or deactivation encounters a transient database, scheduler, or trigger-provider failure, this helper swallows the exception and lets the webhook be recorded as processed. Subsequent delivery is deduplicated, leaving restored workflows disabled indefinitely or lapsed workflows enabled or inconsistent with their upstream trigger registration.

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apps/web/src/app/[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx (1)

183-183: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the remaining free-access claims.

The changed FAQ states that integrations require a GAIA plan. These SEO outputs still advertise free access. Search engines can display the $0 offer and users can expect access without a subscription.

  • apps/web/src/app/[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx#L183-L183: replace “Free MCP integration” with wording that requires an active GAIA plan.
  • apps/web/src/app/[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx#L309-L313: remove the $0 offer or publish pricing that represents paid access accurately.
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In `@apps/web/src/app/`[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx at line 183,
Update the marketplace SEO output at
apps/web/src/app/[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx lines 183-183 to
replace “Free MCP integration” with wording that requires an active GAIA plan.
At lines 309-313, remove the $0 offer or update it to accurately represent paid
access.
apps/api/tests/unit/services/test_payment_service.py (1)

2129-2129: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Return the repository contract from this mock.

get_by_dodo_id returns a subscription document, but this mock returns a dictionary. The new existing.user_id access raises AttributeError, so this test now receives a failed webhook result instead of "processed".

Return a SubscriptionDocument or a mock with user_id=FAKE_USER_ID.

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In `@apps/api/tests/unit/services/test_payment_service.py` at line 2129, Update
the get_by_dodo_id mock in the payment service test to return a
SubscriptionDocument or an object exposing user_id=FAKE_USER_ID, preserving the
repository contract so the webhook continues returning "processed".
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apps/web/src/features/chat/api/chatApi.ts-401-401 (1)

401-401: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Throw a generic error for an unrecognized 402 response.

If getSubscriptionRequiredDetail(data) returns undefined, this code does not open the paywall but still throws SubscriptionRequiredError. The downstream failure handler suppresses its generic toast for that class. The user then receives no paywall and no error message.

Throw SubscriptionRequiredError only after a valid detail opens the modal. Use a generic error for other 402 bodies.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/chat/api/chatApi.ts` at line 401, Update the
402-response handling around getSubscriptionRequiredDetail so
SubscriptionRequiredError is thrown only when valid subscription details are
present and the paywall is opened; throw a generic error for unrecognized 402
response bodies so the standard error notification remains available.
apps/web/src/features/chat/api/chatApi.ts-53-57 (1)

53-57: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use one SubscriptionRequiredError class.

apps/web/src/features/chat/stream/turnSession.ts:53-58 defines a different class with the same name. The error thrown here fails its instanceof SubscriptionRequiredError check. A valid 402 then opens the paywall and also shows the generic stream-error toast.

Export the shared class from one module and import it in both files. Add a regression test for the turnSession failure path.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/chat/api/chatApi.ts` around lines 53 - 57, Consolidate
the duplicate SubscriptionRequiredError definitions by exporting one shared
class from a single module and importing it in both chatApi and turnSession, so
instanceof checks recognize 402 subscription failures consistently. Add a
regression test covering the turnSession failure path and verifying the
subscription-specific handling without the generic stream-error toast.
apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx-46-49 (1)

46-49: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Emit the checkout-started event once.

createSubscriptionAndRedirect already emits SUBSCRIPTION_CHECKOUT_STARTED. These lines emit the same event before that call. Each subscription click records two checkout starts. Remove this emission, or pass source into the hook and emit one enriched event.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx` around lines 46 -
49, Remove the duplicate SUBSCRIPTION_CHECKOUT_STARTED tracking call in the
PaywallModal subscription click flow, since createSubscriptionAndRedirect
already emits it. Preserve a single checkout-started event per subscription
click and retain any required source enrichment through the existing hook path
if supported.
apps/api/tests/unit/services/test_payment_service.py-2230-2230 (1)

2230-2230: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reduce the fixture parameter count in this test.

This new test exceeds the PLR0913 complexity ratchet and fails the Python static check. Bundle the shared webhook mocks in one fixture, or move setup into a helper fixture.

As per coding guidelines, **/*.py uses Ruff for linting and formatting.

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In `@apps/api/tests/unit/services/test_payment_service.py` at line 2230, Reduce
the parameter count of test_does_not_deactivate_workflows by bundling its shared
webhook mocks into a single fixture or moving their setup into a helper fixture,
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apps/api/tests/unit/api/test_image_endpoint.py-158-158 (1)

158-158: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add return annotations to both test methods.

Add -> None to test_generate_free_user_gets_402 and test_generate_stream_free_user_gets_402. The repository requires full annotations on all Python functions and methods.

As per coding guidelines, “Full type annotations required on all functions and methods (enforced by mypy).”

Also applies to: 166-166

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In `@apps/api/tests/unit/api/test_image_endpoint.py` at line 158, Update the test
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Inline comments:
In `@apps/api/app/api/v1/endpoints/image.py`:
- Line 25: Update require_subscription usage for the image endpoint and the
corresponding mail route so the decorator resolves endpoint-authenticated users
via _user or current_user, and fails closed when neither resolves instead of
invoking the handler unchecked. Add integration coverage for both routes
asserting HTTP 402 when request authentication yields a FREE user while
get_authenticated_user() returns None.

In `@apps/api/scripts/deactivate_workflows_for_free_users.py`:
- Line 82: Revalidate each candidate’s subscription inside the execution loop
immediately before calling deactivate_workflows_for_lapsed_subscription, rather
than relying on the earlier find_free_user_candidates result. Skip deactivation
for users whose subscription is now active, and coordinate the check and
deactivation with the subscription lifecycle handler as needed to prevent
concurrent activation from leaving workflows inactive.
- Around line 37-41: Remove the sys.path.insert path mutation from the script,
or relocate that bootstrap behavior to its launcher, so the application imports
and all other imports remain together in the module-level import section at the
top of the file.

In `@apps/web/src/__tests__/pricing-cards-paid-only.test.tsx`:
- Around line 68-70: Move the static imports for PricingCards and isProPlan to
the file header in
apps/web/src/__tests__/pricing-cards-paid-only.test.tsx#L68-L70, and move the
corresponding static imports in
apps/web/src/__tests__/composer-submit-paywall.test.tsx#L68-L69 to their file
header. If the mocks require shared state, initialize that state with
vi.hoisted() so both tests retain their mocked-hook behavior.

In `@apps/web/src/features/desktop-popup/components/PopupComposer.tsx`:
- Around line 58-63: Make subscription-required sends visible in the desktop
popup by mounting a popup-compatible paywall host or routing the user to
checkout in PopupComposer. In TurnSession.fail, preserve a visible fallback such
as the generic error toast when the current surface cannot render a paywall.
Apply changes at
apps/web/src/features/desktop-popup/components/PopupComposer.tsx:58-63 and
apps/web/src/features/chat/stream/turnSession.ts:846-852; both sites require
direct changes.

In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx`:
- Around line 105-114: Replace the custom RaisedButton used for the subscription
CTA in PaywallModal with the Button primitive imported from `@heroui/button`.
Preserve the existing handleSubscribe callback, disabled condition, styling,
color, and loading/label behavior while adapting only the HeroUI-specific props
as needed.

In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PricingModal.tsx`:
- Line 66: In PricingModal.tsx, replace the Unicode “·” separators in both trust
bars at lines 66-66 and 87-87 with the same available separator icon component
imported from `@icons`, preserving the surrounding text and layout.

Apply the same fix in
`@apps/web/src/features/landing/components/shared/GetStartedButton.tsx` at line
40.

In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/hooks/useIsPaid.ts`:
- Around line 25-28: Update useIsPaid to distinguish an unavailable or failed
subscription query from a confirmed non-Pro plan: expose an explicit
unknown/error state based on the query’s error and missing data, and only report
isPaid false when subscriptionStatus is present and confirms a non-Pro plan.
Preserve loading behavior and use the existing useUserSubscriptionStatus result
fields.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@apps/api/tests/unit/services/test_payment_service.py`:
- Line 2129: Update the get_by_dodo_id mock in the payment service test to
return a SubscriptionDocument or an object exposing user_id=FAKE_USER_ID,
preserving the repository contract so the webhook continues returning
"processed".

In `@apps/web/src/app/`[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx:
- Line 183: Update the marketplace SEO output at
apps/web/src/app/[locale]/(landing)/marketplace/[slug]/page.tsx lines 183-183 to
replace “Free MCP integration” with wording that requires an active GAIA plan.
At lines 309-313, remove the $0 offer or update it to accurately represent paid
access.

---

Other comments:
In `@apps/api/tests/unit/api/test_image_endpoint.py`:
- Line 158: Update the test methods test_generate_free_user_gets_402 and
test_generate_stream_free_user_gets_402 to include a return annotation of None,
preserving their existing parameters and behavior.

In `@apps/api/tests/unit/services/test_payment_service.py`:
- Line 2230: Reduce the parameter count of test_does_not_deactivate_workflows by
bundling its shared webhook mocks into a single fixture or moving their setup
into a helper fixture, while preserving the test’s existing behavior and using
Ruff-compatible formatting.

In `@apps/web/src/features/chat/api/chatApi.ts`:
- Line 401: Update the 402-response handling around
getSubscriptionRequiredDetail so SubscriptionRequiredError is thrown only when
valid subscription details are present and the paywall is opened; throw a
generic error for unrecognized 402 response bodies so the standard error
notification remains available.
- Around line 53-57: Consolidate the duplicate SubscriptionRequiredError
definitions by exporting one shared class from a single module and importing it
in both chatApi and turnSession, so instanceof checks recognize 402 subscription
failures consistently. Add a regression test covering the turnSession failure
path and verifying the subscription-specific handling without the generic
stream-error toast.

In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx`:
- Around line 46-49: Remove the duplicate SUBSCRIPTION_CHECKOUT_STARTED tracking
call in the PaywallModal subscription click flow, since
createSubscriptionAndRedirect already emits it. Preserve a single
checkout-started event per subscription click and retain any required source
enrichment through the existing hook path if supported.
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apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx (1)

50-53: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Honor offer.checkoutUrl when the caller provides it.

The 402 handlers pass checkoutUrl into openModal, but handleSubscribe ignores it and always creates a new subscription before redirecting to a new payment link. Use the supplied URL when present; otherwise keep the current checkout flow.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx` around lines 50 -
53, Update handleSubscribe to use offer.checkoutUrl for the redirect when it is
provided, avoiding createSubscriptionAndRedirect in that case; otherwise
preserve the existing createSubscriptionAndRedirect flow using
proPlan.dodo_product_id and offer.discountCode.
apps/api/tests/e2e/test_workflow_execution.py (1)

640-640: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add full annotations to _run_steps.

This helper has untyped parameters and no return annotation. Add the request, conversation ID, user, options, and SilentRunResult types so mypy can check this test path.

As per coding guidelines, “Full type annotations required on all functions and methods (enforced by mypy).”

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In `@apps/api/tests/e2e/test_workflow_execution.py` at line 640, Update the
_run_steps helper with complete type annotations for request, conversation_id,
user, and options, and add SilentRunResult as its return annotation. Use the
existing project types and conventions for each parameter so mypy can validate
the test path.

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apps/api/app/workers/tasks/workflow_tasks.py (1)

1568-1571: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Remove the inline imports and break the module cycle.

Both this worker path and workflow/scheduler.py suppress the repository-wide no-inline-import rule because importing execute_workflow_by_id at module scope currently creates a cycle through app.workers.tasks. Move the shared entry point or dependency boundary so the import can be file-scoped without a circular-import failure during module initialization.

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In `@apps/api/app/workers/tasks/workflow_tasks.py` around lines 1568 - 1571,
Refactor the dependency boundary around AgentRunOptions and call_agent_silent so
the inline import in the workflow task module can be removed. Make these symbols
safely importable at module scope without the current circular dependency, then
move their import to the file’s top-level imports and remove the PLC0415
suppression.

Apply the same fix in `@apps/api/app/services/workflow/scheduler.py` at line 141:
The scheduler has the same inline import and circular-dependency remediation.

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apps/web/src/components/layout/sidebar/SidebarPromo.tsx-57-57 (1)

57-57: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not display the stale $15 fallback as the Pro price.

SidebarTopButtons passes 15 when it cannot find a monthly Pro plan. This changed text then advertises $15/month, but the PR defines Pro as $30/month. Hide the price until the Pro plan loads, or derive the fallback from the same catalog configuration.

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In `@apps/web/src/components/layout/sidebar/SidebarPromo.tsx` at line 57, Update
the GAIA pricing display in SidebarPromo so it does not advertise the stale
15-dollar fallback when SidebarTopButtons cannot find a monthly Pro plan; hide
the price until the plan loads or reuse the catalog’s 30-dollar Pro price
configuration as the fallback.
apps/api/app/services/system_workflows/provisioner.py-348-350 (1)

348-350: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not register triggers for an inactive workflow.

This call runs even when existing.activated is False. A reset of a user-disabled integration workflow then creates new upstream triggers, while the reset is documented to preserve liveness. Gate registration and old-trigger cleanup on existing.activated; for inactive workflows, retain a disabled trigger configuration with no trigger IDs.

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In `@apps/api/app/services/system_workflows/provisioner.py` around lines 348 -
350, Update the reset flow around _reregister_triggers_for_reset to check
existing.activated before registering triggers or cleaning up old triggers. For
inactive workflows, preserve a disabled trigger configuration with no trigger
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In `@apps/api/app/db/repositories/workflows.py`:
- Around line 609-611: Update the workflow update operation around trigger_doc
and _apply_raw_update to persist scheduled_at and repeat atomically with
trigger_config, using the reset schedule values when present and clearing them
when the trigger configuration no longer has a schedule. Preserve the existing
composio_trigger_ids update and ensure WorkflowScheduler reads the resulting
scheduler state consistently.

In `@apps/api/app/services/system_workflows/provisioner.py`:
- Around line 352-355: Update the reset flow around
_unregister_old_triggers_for_reset and workflow_repository.reset_system_workflow
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persistence raises or returns None, unregister the newly registered replacement
triggers and leave old triggers intact; only after a successful write should the
flow unregister the old triggers.

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In `@apps/api/app/workers/tasks/workflow_tasks.py`:
- Around line 1568-1571: Refactor the dependency boundary around AgentRunOptions
and call_agent_silent so the inline import in the workflow task module can be
removed. Make these symbols safely importable at module scope without the
current circular dependency, then move their import to the file’s top-level
imports and remove the PLC0415 suppression.

Apply the same fix in `@apps/api/app/services/workflow/scheduler.py` at line 141:
The scheduler has the same inline import and circular-dependency remediation.

In `@apps/api/tests/e2e/test_workflow_execution.py`:
- Line 640: Update the _run_steps helper with complete type annotations for
request, conversation_id, user, and options, and add SilentRunResult as its
return annotation. Use the existing project types and conventions for each
parameter so mypy can validate the test path.

In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx`:
- Around line 50-53: Update handleSubscribe to use offer.checkoutUrl for the
redirect when it is provided, avoiding createSubscriptionAndRedirect in that
case; otherwise preserve the existing createSubscriptionAndRedirect flow using
proPlan.dodo_product_id and offer.discountCode.

---

Other comments:
In `@apps/api/app/services/system_workflows/provisioner.py`:
- Around line 348-350: Update the reset flow around
_reregister_triggers_for_reset to check existing.activated before registering
triggers or cleaning up old triggers. For inactive workflows, preserve a
disabled trigger configuration with no trigger IDs; keep the current
re-registration and cleanup behavior for active workflows.

In `@apps/web/src/components/layout/sidebar/SidebarPromo.tsx`:
- Line 57: Update the GAIA pricing display in SidebarPromo so it does not
advertise the stale 15-dollar fallback when SidebarTopButtons cannot find a
monthly Pro plan; hide the price until the plan loads or reuse the catalog’s
30-dollar Pro price configuration as the fallback.
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Add return annotations to these async test methods.

Add -> None to both methods. This keeps the test module compliant with the required mypy contract.

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-    async def test_each_web_only_field_takes_priority_over_a_response_field(self, key: str):
+    async def test_each_web_only_field_takes_priority_over_a_response_field(self, key: str) -> None:

-    async def test_passes_through_provided_file_data(self):
+    async def test_passes_through_provided_file_data(self) -> None:

As per coding guidelines, **/*.py: “Full type annotations required on all functions and methods (enforced by mypy).”

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In `@apps/api/tests/unit/api/test_bot_stream_helpers.py` at line 176, Add the
explicit -> None return annotation to both async test methods, including
test_each_web_only_field_takes_priority_over_a_response_field and the other
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In `@apps/web/src/__tests__/command-menu-paid-unknown.test.tsx`:
- Line 64: Move the application imports before all mock declarations in
apps/web/src/__tests__/command-menu-paid-unknown.test.tsx (lines 64-64),
apps/web/src/__tests__/linked-accounts-settings-paid-unknown.test.tsx (lines
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keeping CommandMenu, LinkedAccountsSettings, useIsPaid, and useUserStore imports
at the top of their respective files with no inline imports.
- Line 54: Update the vi.mock target in command-menu-paid-unknown.test.tsx to
reference the same features/search/api/searchApi module imported by CommandMenu,
so the mock intercepts its searchApi.search call.

In `@apps/web/src/__tests__/pricing-card-status-unknown.test.tsx`:
- Line 40: Move the PricingCard import to the test file header and define
createSubscriptionAndRedirect via vi.hoisted() before the vi.mock factory,
ensuring the factory accesses initialized state safely.

In `@apps/web/src/features/pricing/components/PaywallModal.tsx`:
- Line 24: Update PaywallModal’s handleSubscribe flow to return without calling
createSubscriptionAndRedirect while isSubscriptionStatusUnknown is true, and
disable the subscription CTA during that state. Preserve the existing behavior
once subscription status is known.

---

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In `@apps/api/tests/unit/api/test_bot_stream_helpers.py`:
- Line 176: Add the explicit -> None return annotation to both async test
methods, including test_each_web_only_field_takes_priority_over_a_response_field
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@aryanranderiya aryanranderiya changed the title feat: gate the platform behind an active Pro subscription feat: paid-only GAIA — subscription gate, pay-first onboarding, one-tap bot linking Sep 2, 2026
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…atar lane offset

Hello, promise, first move as separate bubbles instead of one paragraph
plus the ask. The platform row and the finishing spinner no longer keep
the avatar-lane margin on phones, where the avatar is gone.
…cted' text

Link completion announces a new link on every bot platform; the composed
first contact already is that confirmation, so the redeem path passes
announce=False. /auth and OAuth links keep the announcement.
Whatever GAIA says after a link is now sent from one place, on the outbound
queue every server-initiated message uses. The one-tap redeem composes the
first contact and hands it to completion; without one, a new link gets the
generic connected text. The redeem reply carries no bubbles and the bots
deliver nothing themselves. An undelivered first contact is logged loudly.
Durable outbound queues kept every stale ping for a bot that was offline and
fired them all on reconnect. Each publish now carries a per-message TTL the
broker enforces with no consumer running: one hour for greetings and the
connected confirmation, one day for everything else. Expired messages
dead-letter instead of delivering.
… now owns it

`link completion owns the post-link message` moved GAIA's first contact off the
bot and onto the API's outbound queue, and changed the greeting to open the
promise sentence on a comma. Three test sites were left asserting the shape it
had before, so they were pinning a contract nothing implements:

- `test_first_message.py` kept a duplicate `TestComposeLinkGreeting` from before
  `compose_link_greeting` moved to `first_contact.py`, still expecting the full
  stop. Its live home, `onboarding/test_first_contact.py`, already covers the
  same ground; the `None`/`""` name cases only the stale copy had move there
  rather than being dropped.
- the Telegram and WhatsApp adapter tests mocked `redeemLinkCode` returning a
  `bubbles` field the client no longer has, and asserted the bot sent them. The
  bot must now send nothing on success — a bubble from there would arrive
  alongside the server's and duplicate it — so that is what they assert, and the
  refusal paths tighten from "does not contain the greeting" to "sends exactly
  the one explanation".

Server-side delivery stays covered by `test_platform_link_completion.py`.

Also drops the `export` from `isFetchedThisSession`, whose only caller is its
own module (the strict dead-code gate flagged it), and corrects the
`redeemLinkCode` JSDoc, which still described the removed return payload.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ted, not just passed

The mutation lane found the whole of `every queued bot message expires at the
broker` unguarded: every argument the change added could be replaced with
`None`, or dropped, and the suite stayed green. Each of these was verified red
against the mutant before being committed.

- `publish_outbound` now pins the routing key and `DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT`.
  The queues are durable, but a durable queue only keeps persistent messages,
  so publishing transient loses a queued reply on a broker restart while the
  queue itself survives — the failure looks like the broker worked.
- `publish_outbound_message` pins both the default TTL and a caller's override;
  `publish_outbound_file` pins the default. Without a TTL a bot that was down
  for a day comes back and floods the user with a day of stale replies.
- `notify_account_linked` pins that the destination is resolved for the user who
  just linked, and that the note rides the short greeting TTL rather than the
  day-long default.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The package-hygiene lane went red on advisories published after the last run —
nothing in this branch caused them, and they red every PR and master equally.
Five of the six are same-line patch bumps, applied the usual way (CLAUDE.md §9:
`pnpm.overrides` for transitives, the pin itself for a direct dependency):

- `@xmldom/xmldom` — the existing `<0.8.13` override no longer covers it; now
  `<0.8.15 -> 0.8.15`, plus a second entry for the 0.9 line (`<0.9.12 ->
  0.9.12`). Transitive through expo, two paths.
- `next` 16.3.0 -> 16.3.3 (critical), in both the root and `apps/web`.
- `sharp` `<0.35.0` -> `<0.35.4 -> 0.35.4`.
- `js-yaml` both lines: `<3.15.1` -> `<3.15.2`, `<4.3.1` -> `<4.3.2`.

`pnpm audit --prod` and `nx type-check web` are clean afterwards.

NOT fixed here, deliberately: maplibre-gl (GHSA-jrc7-96c5-q579 / CVE-2026-85061,
critical). Its only fix is >=6.4.1 against an installed 5.24.0, and 6.x is a
breaking major — `apps/web/src/components/ui/map.tsx` uses the package as a
default-export namespace v6 removed, and `setPaintProperty` narrowed its key
type. That is an API migration of a 2000-line component whose runtime cannot be
verified from a type-check, and it does not belong in the paywall branch. It
needs its own PR.

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…g are asserted

Nine survivors on `first_contact.py`, all in paths the existing tests walked
past. Each was verified red against the mutant before being committed.

- The connect ask only has hand-written copy for Gmail and Calendar; every other
  integration falls back to the OAuth config's display name. Nothing exercised
  that branch, so the whole fallback tuple could be replaced with `None` and the
  suite stayed green — in production that is a `TypeError` on the one message a
  new user is guaranteed to read. Now covered with GitHub, whose display name
  differs from its id, so "Connect github" and "Connect None" both fail.
- Their typed answer is trimmed with `rstrip(".!")`, which takes a SET of
  characters, not a suffix. Widening it by a letter truncates every answer
  ending in that letter; "plan X" now pins it.
- `build_first_contact` passed `user_id` to the already-connected lookup and
  `name` to the composer, and neither could be observed: the lookup's fake
  ignored its user argument, and the assertions only read the last bubble. The
  lookup fake is now user-sensitive and the greeting bubble is asserted, so
  reading someone else's connected accounts, or losing the name, goes red.

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GHSA-jrc7-96c5-q579 (CVE-2026-85061, critical) covers maplibre-gl <=6.4.0 and
is first fixed in 6.4.1, so no 5.x release exists that is not vulnerable — the
audit lane cannot go green without the major bump.

6 dropped the package's default export, so map.tsx takes the namespace import
and reads its option types off it rather than a second named import. The paint
loop needs one narrowing: Object.entries widens the key to string, which 6 no
longer accepts, and every key of a fill/line paint spec is a paint property
name by construction.

Verified the map still draws rather than only compiling: the smoke render under
6.7.0 gives a live WebGL2 context (not lost), a 1280x720 canvas with real pixel
content, the custom marker portal, and the control container, with no
maplibre-originated console errors.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…at a wave can start

MAX_SHARDS tracked code-quality.yml's max-parallel, which holds only while one
wave carries the whole diff. A 110-module diff packs 28 modules per shard, and
on run 34476365942 shards 1 and 3 were still going at the step's cutoff: 25 of
28 modules done, every one clean. The lane went red on the clock rather than on
a survivor, twice with an identical signature, so re-running it never converged.

Six shards run as 4 + 2 and cost one extra wave of setup, which beats a red lane
that proved nothing. The planner now emits 18-19 modules per shard against this
diff. The step cap moves 20 -> 30 and the job cap 25 -> 35 so the next diff
larger still fails on a survivor instead of the clock, and the job cap stays
above the step's so a slow shard is failed by the step — which keeps its log
artifact — rather than cancelled by the job, which retains nothing.

CLAUDE.md recorded max-parallel as 2 and MAX_SHARDS as having to match it; both
were stale before this change and are corrected alongside it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two fixes, both surfaced by the 6-shard mutation run.

publish_outbound passes declare=False, and mutmut's declare=None survived:
_publish_with_retry branches on `if declare:`, so both values skip the declare
and the existing assert_not_awaited check cannot tell them apart. The parameter
is a required keyword-only bool, so a None there means a caller dropped the flag
while the behaviour stays accidentally right — and stops being right the moment
that branch becomes an identity check, at which point outbound redeclares a
pre-declared queue and takes PRECONDITION_FAILED against the consumer. Asserting
the argument pins the contract the docstring already states. Verified both ways:
the suite is 24 green on declare=False and fails `assert None is False` on the
mutant.

test_mutation_plan hand-copied MAX_SHARDS from mutation.sh, so retuning the real
one reds this file instead of the change that caused it — which is exactly what
happened. It now parses the value out of the script, and the packed-shard size
is derived from it rather than hardcoded, so the assertion still checks the
round-robin packing without pinning a number that has to be maintained twice.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… user out

OnboardingPreferences is both the type of users.onboarding.preferences and the
request body of PATCH /preferences, so tightening clean_profession applied
retroactively to rows the older validator had already accepted — it enforced
only strip and length, so "12345", "3.14", an emoji, or a pasted "Founder\nCEO"
are all stored and all refused now.

The read has no leniency for that. base.py's ValidationError guard covers only
the list read, so the single-document read raises, authenticate_workos_session's
broad handler turns it into an empty user_info, and every request 401s while
WorkOS still reports a valid session. Signing in again lands in the same loop,
and there is no self-service fix — a silent, permanent logout on deploy for
anyone holding one of these values.

The guard goes where its two siblings already live: a refused stored profession
reads as unset, exactly as unknown_enum_values_read_as_unset and
a_non_mapping_preferences_blob_reads_as_unset do, and as
keep_the_needs_that_still_exist already does for the sibling field with the same
"the strict check lives on OnboardingRequest" reasoning. The write path is
untouched, so the value still cannot be typed in.

Proven both ways: with the guard removed the regression suite is 13 red, with it
20 green, and the surrounding model + onboarding-gate suites are 650 green.

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The guard shipped in 1eafcf0 only covered strings clean_profession refuses.
A stored number or list fails earlier and just as fatally: `profession: str |
None` rejects it at the type level before any field validator runs, so the user
read still raises and the account still 401s forever. The mutation gate flagged
the `stored == ""` branch as untested, and writing that test is what surfaced
the wider hole — "" never needed a case of its own, because the field validator
reads it as unset either way.

So the guard now asks one question instead of two: is this readable text that
today's rules accept? Anything else — None aside, which is already unset —
drops out as unset rather than failing the read.

app/models/user_models.py passes `mutation.sh local` clean; the model suite is
655 green and mypy is clean over 935 files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… linking and web

A full review of this PR turned up 27 findings; this closes them. Grouped by
what was actually wrong, with the corrections the work turned up along the way.

Paywall gate
- The gate minted a fresh Dodo checkout session on EVERY 402: a get_plans call,
  an HTTP round trip and a Mongo insert on the latency of every blocked request,
  and an unpaid user's shell load is many. get_checkout_url is deleted; clients
  mint on the Subscribe click from the allowlisted checkout-session route.
- The bot keeps minting at block time, because on a bot the link IS the checkout
  button — but bounded to one per user per hour, the same SET NX EX shape as
  claim_limit_notice, and failing closed because the cost here is orphan sessions
  that bury a real payment.
- Infrastructure errors answer 503 rather than 402, so a Redis blip stops showing
  every Pro user a paywall with a dead button.

Payments
- _materialize_subscription_from_dodo hand-rolled the subscription insert and so
  skipped plan-cache invalidation and workflow reactivation entirely: a user who
  had just paid stayed 402'd for five more minutes and their lapsed workflows
  never came back. Both recovery paths now end in the shared activation.
- The lost-webhook fallback resolved through the single newest checkout session,
  so one paywall block between paying and returning buried the paid one. It now
  scans recent sessions newest-first and stops at the first Dodo reports paid.
- A webhook handler returning failed kept its claim and answered 200, so Dodo
  never retried and it could never be re-driven. It now releases and answers 503.
- Removed a duplicate welcome email that fired on every success-page refresh.

Linking
- One 409 covered four distinct failures: a user whose own account merely held a
  different handle was told a stranger owned it, and an internal "User not found"
  was reported as an ownership conflict. Typed errors now carry a machine code,
  and internal faults are no longer dressed as conflicts.
- The bots inferred the reason from the HTTP status. They read the API's stated
  reason now — so a plain rate limit no longer tells people to buy Pro.
- A failed link check resolved to "unlinked", so a network blip spent a stale
  code and answered a real message with "that link has expired". unknown is now
  distinct from unlinked.

Onboarding
- A stored profession today's input rules refuse (and a non-text one) failed the
  user document read, which authenticate_workos_session swallowed into an empty
  user_info: a silent permanent logout for existing users on deploy. It reads as
  unset now, as its two sibling guards already did.

Web
- Closing the Dodo overlay left a 5-minute uncancellable "Confirming your
  payment" spinner; the desktop popup's wall never cleared after subscribing.
- Every 402 reopened the paywall modal and re-counted the impression, and the
  query client retried 4xx, so one blocked request became three.
- paywall:modal_viewed now carries which surface raised the wall.

Observability and PII
- Raw email addresses were logged in oauth_service, senders and
  subscription_activation; all now log the user id. Two tests asserted the
  address and are rewritten as guards.
- The paywall's own decisions were unlogged: the cached plan read, the cache
  invalidation miss, five webhook owner lookups, unattributable payments, the
  paid-platform refusal, connect-link mint failures, and the second RabbitMQ
  publish failure — the one where a bot reply is actually lost.
- Both worker paywall gates now emit PAYWALL_BLOCKED, so the funnel is no longer
  blind to reminders and workflows.

Three findings were corrected rather than implemented: the reminder PAUSED write
never persisted (the scheduler overwrites it), routing the bot mint through the
per-request memoiser would have been pure indirection, and two proposed client
analytics events would have double-counted what the server already sends.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every one of these was introduced by the review-fix commit and caught only in CI,
because none of these lanes run as part of lint/type-check/test locally.

- types-location: adding LinkState and LinkCodeFailure pushed link-codes.ts to
  four exported types, one over the limit. They move to link-codes.types.ts with
  the two that were already there, and the barrel re-exports from the new file.
- plr-complexity-ratchet: a webhook test took seven fixtures, two of which it
  never referenced — they were there so their patches applied. Those two now
  arrive as one webhook_side_effects_stubbed fixture, so the signature lists what
  the test checks rather than what it is avoiding.
- test-python: two assertions still expected send_pro_subscription_email without
  the user_id that the PII fix threads through it.
- react-doctor: the receipt built an Intl.NumberFormat on every call. The
  currency varies, so one hoisted constant will not do — formatters are cached
  per code instead. apps/web now scores 100/100.

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…ositional

Threading user_id through as the second positional argument silently rebound
every existing positional caller: send_welcome_email(email, name) started
passing the name as the user id, which type-checks fine and only surfaced as a
CI failure in the sender suites I had not run.

Keyword-only removes the whole class — a caller cannot mis-bind it, and one that
forgets fails loudly at the call rather than logging a name as an id. Callers and
their assertions follow.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`pull_request.branches` matches the PR's BASE, so `branches: [master]` on
main.yml and code-quality.yml exempted every stacked PR from both gates. #1175
sat for three days showing a green tick with neither the test lanes nor the
mutation gate having ever run on it — the only workflows without that filter
are the PR-title check and React Doctor, so the PR list read "passing" for a
branch nothing had checked.

A stacked PR is the one that most needs the gate: its diff is what lands, and
its base is a branch that has not merged yet. The filter is removed rather than
widened — there is no list of bases that deserve less checking.

`push:` stays master-only and the deploy/coverage jobs keep their own
`github.ref == 'refs/heads/master'` guards, so nothing ships off a stacked
branch as a result.

Also: mise's pr:comments, ci:remote and gaia:verify tasks ran `python3`, which
resolves to the system 3.9 outside the shim path, and all three scripts import
datetime.UTC (3.11+) — so every one of them died on ImportError. They now run
through `uv run python`, the same interpreter the rest of the repo's Python
uses. Found while trying to read this stack's review threads with the repo's
own tooling.

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Every blocking survivor was the same shape: a `user={"id": ...}` key inside a
log.error in an except block, in a path whose test asserted the exception and
nothing else. Renaming that key is invisible to the suite and silently removes
the field from the name every Loki query and alert uses.

The gaps were real, not formalities:

- platform_link_completion's AccountHasDifferentPlatformError arm of the 409 had
  no test at all — only its PlatformAccountTakenError sibling did. A mutant could
  delete `code=LINK_CONFLICT_ACCOUNT_HAS_OTHER` entirely, which is the exact
  string link-codes.ts matches on to choose the message a user is shown.
- first_contact's `continue` became `break` undetected, because the test used a
  single pick: "skip one dead connect link" and "abandon every link after it"
  were indistinguishable. Now tested with two.
- store_user_info's track_login failure path had no test whatsoever.
- mint_platform_link_code's Redis-down log carried the user id and operation
  that nothing asserted, so the operator-side line could be blanked while the
  503 body kept passing.

Assertions go through captured_wide_event with exact-equality on the entry, so
they double as PII guards: a reintroduced user_email kwarg fails them. Three
`side_effect=Exception(...)` were narrowed to RuntimeError so error_type is a
real assertion rather than the base class.

Every test was proven able to fail by applying the mutant to the real source and
reverting. No production code changed; no test weakened, skipped or deleted.

Logging-only mutants (log.debug / log.info, whose kwargs never reach the wide
event) are excluded by the gate's own classifier and were left alone rather than
pinned by patching the logger.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
activate_subscription treated "a row exists" as "nothing to do". But on_hold,
failed and expired are each written by their own webhook handler, and Dodo's
recovery then sends subscription.active for that same row — so the existing
branch restored the workflows and dropped the plan cache while leaving the
status lapsed. get_active_for_user filters on {"status": "active"}, so the
customer kept reading FREE.

Before the paid-only gate that was a degraded experience. With it, it is a 402
on every authenticated request for someone who has paid, and the workflows
restored two lines below are switched off again on the next lapse sweep.

Found by Greptile on #1161 and confirmed by reading the three collaborators —
_handle_subscription_on_hold's write, the repository's status filter, and the
gate's read.

The write is conditional so a replayed webhook for an already-active row still
does nothing, and the "already exists" log now carries the status it branched
on, which is the field that would have made this visible.

Four fixtures built `existing` as a bare MagicMock with no status, which no real
row ever is — that is why the suite could not see this. They now carry one.

Red-then-green: with the write removed the recovery test fails
(apply_update_by_dodo_id awaited 0 times) and the replay test still passes;
restored, both pass. The module is clean through the mutation gate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
pytest exit 5 means "nothing collected", not "something failed" — the meaning
regression-proof in this same file already relies on. The flake gate did not
know that: it took exit 5 as a failure, reran with --lf against an empty
lastfailed cache, collected nothing again, and reported "genuine failure, exit
code 4" for a lane that had no work to do.

Surfaced by #1175. Repointing it onto #1202 shrank its diff to three files, so
the unit-a slice (tests/unit/{services,agents,storage}) legitimately matched
nothing — the correct answer is "no work", and the lane called it a failure.
Small stacked PRs are exactly where this happens, and they are what the gate was
just opened up to.

Announced with ::notice:: rather than passed silently, because the other way to
collect nothing is a selector that is broken, and that must not read as a pass.

Verified on the real function: exit 5 -> 0 with the notice, exit 1 -> 1 with
"genuine failure", exit 0 -> 0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four of the eight verified findings needed code; the other four were decisions
or already fixed. Each was confirmed against the running code before touching
anything, because most of what the bots raised was not real.

reset_system_workflow persisted the new trigger_config but left the top-level
scheduled_at and repeat. _rearm_if_scheduled gates on workflow.repeat and
scheduler_service computes the next occurrence from task.repeat, and
schedule_task only enqueues — the repository $set is the only writer, and the
model validator fills those fields only when absent. So a reset restored the
FIRST fire from the new cron and every occurrence after it used the old one:
"reset to default did not restore my schedule". Tested at the contracts tier
against real Mongo rather than a mock, both cases red first. Mongo truncates
datetimes to milliseconds, so the fixture is millisecond-exact — the equality
still bites rather than being loosened.

The free-user migration scanned candidates and then looped without rechecking,
so a user who subscribed mid-run was still deactivated — and nothing re-enables
them, because the restore handler only resumes workflows carrying
SUBSCRIPTION_LAPSED and it had already run. It revalidates per candidate now,
and the reported list reflects who was actually deactivated.

command-menu-paid-unknown mocked "../api/searchApi", which resolves to a path
that does not exist; the real module is features/search/api/searchApi. The mock
was dead, so CommandMenu loaded the real module and its API client. Proven by
making the factory throw: pre-fix the probe did nothing because nothing imported
the mocked path.

claim_limit_notice's dedup IS its Redis call, and nothing asserted it. Every
test read the return value, which the fake decides, so the key, nx and the TTL
were free to be anything: drop nx and every occurrence claims successfully and
the six-identical-notices incident returns; drop ex and the wall is announced
once and then never again. Pinned, plus one test that two workflows do not
share a claim.

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Two things kept `regression-proof` from saying anything true about #1161.

The reset-schedule tests lived in `test_workflows_repository.py`, which imports
`WorkflowRearm` — a symbol this PR introduces. On base the whole file is
uncollectable, so the lane reported an ERROR: the harness broke, which is not
proof the bug is caught. They move to their own file importing only
`SystemWorkflowDefinition`, which resolves on both revisions.

Then the verdict itself. JUnit records a skip as neither a failure nor an error,
and `passed_on_base` was "not failed and not errored" — so a test that never ran
was reported as passing on base, with the advice that the fix is not needed and
the test does not exercise the bug it names. Every test in the contract tier
skips without `USE_REAL_SERVICES=1`, so this is the normal case, not a corner
one. A skip is now its own verdict that names what the run was missing.

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…-blocks

Adding the SKIPPED verdict pushed `cmd_regression_proof_verdict` past PLR0912.
The three non-proof outcomes differed only in their label and their advice, so
each new one cost another branch in a function the complexity ratchet already
watches. They become one tuple the loop walks, which is also the shape a fourth
outcome would want.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ld lane does

`lib/cpu-slots.sh` names test-typescript in its own header as one of the lanes
that lands on the box's cores at the same time as four mutation shards and four
test-python slices — but the lane never acquired any tokens. It sized itself
from nproc and ran nx directly, so the budget it was supposed to queue against
did not include it.

The cost landed on whichever test had the tightest clock: on #1161 a jsdom
render that takes 137 ms on an idle machine blew vitest's 5 s timeout, failed
the whole lane, and passed unchanged on the very next run. A test timeout has to
mean the code is slow, not that the neighbours were loud, or every red is a
coin flip nobody trusts.

Wrapped in `runner.sh with-slots "$NX_PARALLEL"`, exactly as the `build` step in
this file already is. The new test pins both halves: that each heavy nx lane
goes through the governor at all, and that the tokens it holds match the
parallelism it hands nx — holding fewer is a governor that lies.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…now queues on

Enrolling the lane in cpu-slots.sh traded wall clock for not thrashing the box,
which is the trade we want — but `timeout-minutes: 12` was set for a lane that
never waited. The acquire fails open only after GAIA_CPU_SLOTS_TIMEOUT (600s),
so a busy box could spend ten minutes queueing, then two more running a suite
that takes three, and the lane would go red for being patient exactly as
designed. 15, the same number `build` carries for the same reason.

The test pins the invariant rather than the number: a governed lane's cap must
exceed the fail-open wait, or enrolling it converts contention into a red.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nwatched

Turning the gate on for this stack surfaced 39 survivors, all of them in code
that only runs when money handling goes wrong — and all of them alive because
the tests asserted that something failed without asserting what was recorded
about it.

The largest group is one gap. `_mirror_subscription_state` reads `event` ONLY
on the miss branch, so on the happy path the argument is dead and a mutant can
blank it for free; the miss-branch test stopped at `status == "failed"`. It now
asserts every field of the result and both error entries — the handler's "no
local subscription matched" and `process_webhook`'s "releasing the claim" —
which is also what a human gets in Grafana when a subscription state change
goes missing. That one assertion covers `_mirror_subscription_state` and
`process_webhook` together, and `plan_changed` joins the sweep since it mirrors
state too.

The rest, each a real thing that could go wrong silently:

- `_capture_payment` divides by CENTS_PER_UNIT, and nothing checked the result.
  A `/` turned `*` reports $999.00 for a $9.99 charge — every revenue number
  wrong by 10,000x, no test red.
- `_may_mint_bot_upgrade_link` asserted the Redis key and not `NX`/`EX`. That
  is the same gate shape whose lost `NX` once shipped six notifications for one
  event; without `EX` the first turn locks the user out for good.
- The webhook endpoint's "asking Dodo to redeliver" and RabbitMQ's
  "message dropped" are the only records that a delivery was refused or a bot
  reply lost. Both were asserted by message substring only.

`_entitlement_unavailable` was NOT a test gap: the mutants only re-case
`Retry-After`, and Starlette lowercases every response header name on the way
to raw_headers (verified on the installed 1.3.1 — three casings, identical
bytes). No test can distinguish them, so the classifier gains the rule rather
than the suite gaining theatre. It stays as narrow as its sibling: case-only,
and Responses only, because a dict handed to an HTTP client really is sent as
written.

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