fix: address critical quality-debt — jq/Python injection, post-increment, HTTP errors (batch 2)#3833
fix: address critical quality-debt — jq/Python injection, post-increment, HTTP errors (batch 2)#3833johnwaldo wants to merge 15 commits intomarcusquinn:mainfrom
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Fixes from CodeRabbit/Gemini review feedback on merged PRs: - email-health-check-helper: replace 7 unsupported ternary operators, guard 12 unguarded grep -o calls, fix 10 mutually exclusive grep -oc flags (GH#3537) - runway-helper: fix remaining JSON injection in cmd_image ref array assembly, all cmd functions now use jq -n exclusively (GH#3543) - accessibility-audit-helper: redirect stderr to LOG_FILE instead of /dev/null, replace python3 URL encoding with jq @uri, wire AUDIT_WCAG_LEVEL into axe tags, fix invalid --preset=mobile (GH#3538) - accessibility-helper: fix Lighthouse --preset=mobile to --form-factor, replace python3 URL encoding with jq, redirect stderr to log (GH#3530) - deploy-agents-on-merge: change --help from return 0 to exit 0 to prevent continued execution after help display (GH#3548) - agent-deploy: add reason comment to shellcheck disable directive (GH#3499) - mcp-setup: separate local declaration from assignment in 4 functions (GH#3500) - plugins: remove error suppression on uv install, replace sed with parameter expansion for version parsing (GH#3319) Closes marcusquinn#3537, closes marcusquinn#3543, closes marcusquinn#3538, closes marcusquinn#3530, closes marcusquinn#3548, closes marcusquinn#3499, closes marcusquinn#3500, closes marcusquinn#3319
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WalkthroughAdds a WCAG→axe tag mapper and modernizes accessibility audits; standardizes many shell scripts (prefix-increment, logging, URL encoding, JSON handling); refactors Runway API client and loop state management; makes worktree remote-aware and adds safer deploy fallbacks. No public function signatures removed. Changes
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…post-increment, HTTP errors Security fixes: - loop-common.sh: Fix jq injection in loop_set_state, loop_block_task, loop_track_attempt, loop_should_block — use --arg for safe string interpolation (GH#3798) - quickfile-helper.sh: Fix Python code injection — pass variables via environment instead of shell interpolation (GH#3736) - worktree-helper.sh: Fix hardcoded 'origin' remote in branch deletion checks — use branch's actual remote to prevent data loss with multi-remote setups (GH#3797) - worktree-helper.sh: Make worktree_has_changes fail-safe — treat git status failures as 'has changes' on destructive paths (GH#3797) Bug fixes: - enhancor-helper.sh: Add HTTP error detection to api_request — return non-zero on 4xx/5xx instead of silently passing error HTML to jq (GH#3731) - 48 scripts: Convert post-increment ((var++)) to pre-increment ((++var)) to prevent silent script termination under set -e when counter is 0 (GH#3793) - loop-common.sh: Remove unused receipts variable in loop_create_receipt Closes marcusquinn#3797, closes marcusquinn#3798, closes marcusquinn#3793, closes marcusquinn#3731, closes marcusquinn#3736
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.agents/scripts/email-health-check-helper.sh (1)
2-2: Consider adding a reason comment to the ShellCheck disable directive.Per project conventions, ShellCheck disable directives benefit from a brief explanation. This one likely suppresses warnings about variables sourced from
shared-constants.shthat ShellCheck cannot trace.📝 Suggested improvement
-# shellcheck disable=SC2034 +# shellcheck disable=SC2034 # Variables from shared-constants.sh appear unused to ShellCheck🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/email-health-check-helper.sh at line 2, Add a brief explanatory comment next to the ShellCheck disable directive "# shellcheck disable=SC2034" explaining why SC2034 is being suppressed (e.g., variables are intentionally sourced from shared-constants.sh and appear unused to shellcheck). Update the top of .agents/scripts/email-health-check-helper.sh to include that reason so reviewers understand the suppression and to link it to the sourced file (shared-constants.sh) or the specific vars it covers.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.agents/scripts/accessibility-audit-helper.sh:
- Around line 227-229: Add curl timeout flags to the WAVE and WebAIM API calls
so the script cannot hang: update the curl invocations that build requests to
"${WAVE_API_URL}?key=${WAVE_API_KEY}&url=${encoded_url}&reporttype=${report_type}"
and the corresponding WebAIM call to include --max-time using the shared
constants DEFAULT_TIMEOUT (or LONG_TIMEOUT where appropriate) and also add
--connect-timeout for faster failure; ensure you source/use DEFAULT_TIMEOUT and
LONG_TIMEOUT from shared-constants.sh and apply them to both curl commands
referenced in the script (the WAVE call and the WebAIM call).
In @.agents/scripts/accessibility-helper.sh:
- Line 523: The report header is using the default $A11Y_WCAG_LEVEL instead of
the effective standard stored in local standard="${2:-$A11Y_WCAG_LEVEL}"; update
the code that calls parse_pa11y_report() to pass this effective standard
(standard) and ensure parse_pa11y_report() uses that parameter when generating
the header output so the report metadata reflects overrides correctly.
- Around line 633-647: The helper _grep_count currently uses grep -c which
counts matching lines and undercounts occurrences on minified HTML; update the
_grep_count function to use grep -o -i -E "$@" to output each match on its own
line and pipe to wc -l so each occurrence is counted (ensure you still redirect
errors to /dev/null and return 0 on no matches, preserving case-insensitive
behavior); then the callers like imgs_with_alt=$(_grep_count '<img [^>]*alt='
"$file") and total_imgs=$(_grep_count '<img ' "$file") will correctly count
multiple occurrences on the same line.
- Around line 449-452: The conversion from a Lighthouse decimal score to a
percentage currently uses bc and falls back to "0" when bc is missing, which
causes false failures; instead, compute pct using awk (which is POSIX-available)
by evaluating the expression "$score * 100" with awk and assign that to pct,
then keep the existing truncation to integer via int_pct="${pct%.*}" (or use
awk's int() if you prefer) so the code uses awk for the math and removes the
brittle bc fallback; locate the block using the variables score, pct, and
int_pct to update the pct assignment.
- Around line 914-927: The while loop reading URLs can miss the final line if
the file lacks a trailing newline; update the loop condition to process the last
record by changing `while IFS= read -r url; do` to `while IFS= read -r url || [
-n "$url" ]; do` (keep existing blank/comment skip logic and the body that calls
run_full_audit, updates count and failures, sleeps, and reads from urls_file) so
the final URL is handled even without a trailing newline.
In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh:
- Around line 265-269: The restore loop that iterates over pdir ("custom" and
"draft") is copying the preserved directory itself into TARGET_DIR, causing
nested directories (e.g., $TARGET_DIR/custom/custom); instead copy the contents
of the preserved dir into the target directory or replace the target directory
before copying. Update the loop around tmp_preserve, pdir and TARGET_DIR to
either use a content-copy invocation (e.g., copy "$tmp_preserve/$pdir/." into
"$TARGET_DIR/$pdir/") or remove the existing "$TARGET_DIR/$pdir" before cp -R so
the preserved contents are restored without creating nested folders; apply this
change to the block that checks [[ -d "$tmp_preserve/$pdir" ]].
- Around line 313-356: The loop currently increments deployed but never
increments failed because set -e will cause the script to exit on the first
mkdir/cp/chmod failure; update the loop to handle failures explicitly: wrap or
replace the risky calls (mkdir -p, cp, chmod) with guarded checks (e.g., if !
mkdir -p "$target_parent"; then failed=$((failed+1)); log_warn "mkdir failed:
$rel_path"; continue; fi) and similarly check cp and chmod (or use cmd || {
failed=$((failed+1)); log_warn "..."; continue; }) so the script does not exit
on error and the failed counter is incremented properly; keep existing variables
deployed and failed and ensure the final log_warn "Deployed $deployed files,
$failed failed" and return 1 when failed > 0 remains unchanged.
- Around line 201-206: The tar fallback overlays files but doesn't remove stale
files; update the fallback branch (the block using (cd "$source_dir" && tar cf -
.) | (cd "$target_scripts_dir" && tar xf -)) to first remove existing contents
of "$target_scripts_dir" (safely deleting files/dirs inside target_scripts_dir
but not the directory itself) and then extract the tar, or extract into a
temporary directory and atomically replace/move it into "$target_scripts_dir";
reference the variables/source_dir and target_scripts_dir and the tar-based
branch when making the change.
In @.agents/scripts/email-health-check-helper.sh:
- Around line 764-768: The grep call used to compute small_fonts is missing the
defensive pattern used elsewhere; update the command substitution that assigns
small_fonts (the pipeline starting with grep -Eio 'font-size:...') to wrap the
grep in the established guard so it cannot cause a non-zero exit to fail the
pipeline (e.g., use the { grep -Eio ... || true; } form or append || true to the
grep invocation), preserving the rest of the pipeline (sed, while read, wc -l,
tr -d ' ') and ensuring behavior remains identical when grep finds no matches.
In @.agents/scripts/runway-helper.sh:
- Around line 106-115: Validate the audio flag before building the JSON: in the
runway-helper.sh function that sets local model/ prompt/ ratio/ duration/ audio
and calls jq, add a check that if $audio is non-empty it must be exactly "true"
or "false" (otherwise print a clear error message and exit 1); keep the jq
expression that converts audio to boolean via ($audio == "true") and the
duration tonumber logic unchanged. Apply the same validation at the other
occurrence mentioned (the second audio parsing block around lines 162-164) so
typos like "ture" or "yes" fail fast instead of being silently serialized to
false.
- Around line 132-175: The option parsing loop in runway-helper.sh reads "$2"
for many value-taking flags (e.g., the case branches for --image|-i, --video|-v,
--prompt|-p, --model|-m, --ratio|-r, --duration|-d, --seed|-s, --audio) without
checking there is a second positional argument; add a guard (for example [[ $#
-ge 2 ]]) before any branch that consumes "$2" and before doing shift 2, or
extract a small helper validate_operand() and call it from those branches, so
the script returns a clear error instead of triggering an unbound variable under
set -euo pipefail; apply this fix consistently to all listed blocks (lines
covering the same flag handlers throughout the script).
- Around line 42-67: The runway_api function currently hides transport errors
and writes HTTP error details to stdout; change it so curl diagnostics go to
stderr and any error body is emitted on stderr (not stdout) before returning
non-zero. Concretely, adjust the curl invocation arguments built in curl_args
(remove silent-only -s or use -sS so curl prints diagnostics on stderr) and
ensure the error-handling block that uses response/body sends pretty-printed
JSON and raw body to stderr (redirect output of jq/echo to >&2) rather than
stdout, keeping the existing http_code check and return 1 behavior in place.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.agents/scripts/email-health-check-helper.sh:
- Line 2: Add a brief explanatory comment next to the ShellCheck disable
directive "# shellcheck disable=SC2034" explaining why SC2034 is being
suppressed (e.g., variables are intentionally sourced from shared-constants.sh
and appear unused to shellcheck). Update the top of
.agents/scripts/email-health-check-helper.sh to include that reason so reviewers
understand the suppression and to link it to the sourced file
(shared-constants.sh) or the specific vars it covers.
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- accessibility-audit-helper: add curl timeout bounds (DEFAULT_TIMEOUT/LONG_TIMEOUT)
- accessibility-helper: replace bc with awk for score conversion (POSIX portable)
- accessibility-helper: pass effective standard to parse_pa11y_report header
- accessibility-helper: fix _grep_count to count occurrences not lines (minified HTML)
- accessibility-helper: handle missing trailing newline in bulk URL loop
- deploy-agents-on-merge: clean target before tar fallback (match rsync --delete)
- deploy-agents-on-merge: fix nested dir restore (cp contents not dir itself)
- deploy-agents-on-merge: guard mkdir/cp/chmod so failed counter works under set -e
- email-health-check-helper: add { grep || true; } guard for consistency
- runway-helper: add -S flag and redirect error body to stderr
- runway-helper: validate --audio accepts only true/false
- runway-helper: add _require_arg guard to all value-taking options
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.agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh (2)
291-292:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalVariable case mismatch breaks the
tenantsubcommand.Line 291 assigns to
script_dir(lowercase), but line 292 referencesSCRIPT_DIR(uppercase). Underset -u, this will fail with an unbound variable error when thetenantsubcommand is invoked.🐛 Proposed fix
local script_dir script_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" || exit - source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/shared-constants.sh" + source "${script_dir}/shared-constants.sh" bash "$script_dir/credential-helper.sh" "$@"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh around lines 291 - 292, The tenant subcommand fails due to a variable case mismatch: the script sets script_dir (lowercase) but references SCRIPT_DIR (uppercase) causing an unbound variable under set -u; fix by using a consistent identifier everywhere (either set SCRIPT_DIR instead of script_dir or reference script_dir where SCRIPT_DIR is used), e.g., ensure the assignment and the source line both use the same symbol (script_dir or SCRIPT_DIR) so the call to source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/shared-constants.sh" resolves correctly when running the tenant subcommand.
264-266:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorArgument access fails under
set -uwhen invoked without arguments.Line 265 accesses
$1directly, but withset -uenabled, this will error out before the case statement can route to the help handler at line 296. The intent is there but unreachable.🛡️ Proposed fix for robustness
main() { - local command="$1" + local command="${1:-}" shift 2>/dev/null || true🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh around lines 264 - 266, The script's main function accesses $1 directly which breaks under set -u when no args are passed; change the assignment in main to safely default when empty (e.g., replace local command="$1" with local command="${1:-}" or "${1-}") so the script won't error under set -u and the subsequent shift and your help/case routing still run; update any related shift usage if you choose to test $# first (e.g., use if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then command=""; fi) to ensure the help handler in main is reachable..agents/scripts/site-crawler-helper.sh (1)
700-710:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorIncomplete fix: other status code counters still use post-increment.
The pre-increment for
code_otheris correct, butcode_200,code_301,code_302,code_404, andcode_500(lines 703-707) all start at 0 and still use post-increment. If the first status code instatus_codesmatches any of those patterns, the post-increment will return exit status 1 and terminate the script underset -e.🐛 Proposed fix to apply pre-increment consistently
local code_200=0 code_301=0 code_302=0 code_404=0 code_500=0 code_other=0 for code in "${status_codes[@]}"; do case "$code" in - 200) ((code_200++)) ;; - 301) ((code_301++)) ;; - 302) ((code_302++)) ;; - 404) ((code_404++)) ;; - 500) ((code_500++)) ;; + 200) ((++code_200)) ;; + 301) ((++code_301)) ;; + 302) ((++code_302)) ;; + 404) ((++code_404)) ;; + 500) ((++code_500)) ;; *) ((++code_other)) ;; esac done🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/site-crawler-helper.sh around lines 700 - 710, The counters for HTTP statuses use post-increment which can return a non-zero exit status under set -e; update all increments inside the for loop so they use pre-increment for consistency: replace uses of ((code_200++)), ((code_301++)), ((code_302++)), ((code_404++)), and ((code_500++)) with pre-increment form (e.g., ((++code_200))) while leaving the code_other pre-increment as-is; ensure this change is applied within the for loop that iterates over the status_codes array..agents/scripts/autogen-helper.sh (1)
61-69:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorHandle the
65535boundary explicitly in both fallback loops.Both loops stop on
< 65535, so a free65535is never returned byget_available_port. In the generated startup script, the same pattern can also fall through and announce65535even when it is still occupied. Please bail only when65535is busy, otherwise allow it as the last valid candidate.Suggested fix
- while lsof -i :"$port" >/dev/null 2>&1 && [[ $port -lt 65535 ]]; do - ((++port)) - done - - if [[ $port -lt 65535 ]]; then - print_warning "Port $desired_port in use, using $port instead" - echo "$port" - return 0 - fi - - print_error "No available ports found" - return 1 + while lsof -i :"$port" >/dev/null 2>&1; do + if [[ $port -ge 65535 ]]; then + print_error "No available ports found" + return 1 + fi + ((++port)) + done + + print_warning "Port $desired_port in use, using $port instead" + echo "$port" + return 0- while lsof -i :"$DESIRED_PORT" >/dev/null 2>&1 && [[ $DESIRED_PORT -lt 65535 ]]; do - ((++DESIRED_PORT)) - done - echo "[INFO] Using port: $DESIRED_PORT" + while lsof -i :"$DESIRED_PORT" >/dev/null 2>&1; do + if [[ $DESIRED_PORT -ge 65535 ]]; then + echo "[ERROR] No available ports found" + exit 1 + fi + ((++DESIRED_PORT)) + done + echo "[INFO] Using port: $DESIRED_PORT"As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on reliability and robustness, and proper exit codes.
Also applies to: 285-289
.agents/scripts/langflow-helper.sh (1)
64-69:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorHandle port
65535correctly in both search paths.These
< 65535checks skip a valid final port. If65535is the first free port,get_available_port()returns failure, and the generated launcher can still announce65535without confirming it is actually free.💡 Suggested fix
- while lsof -i :"$port" >/dev/null 2>&1 && [[ $port -lt 65535 ]]; do + while lsof -i :"$port" >/dev/null 2>&1 && [[ $port -lt 65535 ]]; do ((++port)) done - - if [[ $port -lt 65535 ]]; then + + if lsof -i :"$port" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + print_error "No available ports found" + return 1 + fi + + if [[ $port -le 65535 ]]; then print_warning "Port $desired_port in use, using $port instead" echo "$port" return 0 fi - - print_error "No available ports found" - return 1Apply the same post-loop occupied-port check inside the
start-langflow.shheredoc.As per coding guidelines ".agents/scripts/*.sh: Automation scripts - focus on: Reliability and robustness".
Also applies to: 250-253
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/langflow-helper.sh around lines 64 - 69, The loop and subsequent free-port check currently use "< 65535" which excludes port 65535; update the port-search logic in get_available_port so both the while loop condition and the post-loop availability check allow port 65535 (use "<= 65535" or equivalent bounds logic), and apply the identical fix inside the start-langflow.sh heredoc where the same check is duplicated (the block around lines referenced in the review); ensure the final chosen port is actually verified free with lsof before announcing it..agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh (1)
106-247:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFix JSON escaping in supplier/purchase instruction output and restore proper exit codes in batch mode.
The vulnerabilities are real:
JSON escaping in instruction output (lines 106–241): Supplier names, invoice references, and line item descriptions from OCR are interpolated directly into JSON without escaping. In
generate_supplier_instructions()(lines 117, 123, 126), bashechooutputs supplier names unescaped. Ingenerate_purchase_instructions()(lines 219, 223, 232, 241), Python f-strings output supplier_id, inv_ref, and OCR-extracted descriptions withoutjson.dumps(). If an OCR description contains"Item "Premium" Model"or a supplier name has quotes/newlines, the output JSON becomes malformed. Usejson.dumps()to safely serialize the entire payload, not field-by-field printing.Exit code masking in batch mode (line 457):
cmd_batch_record()accumulates failure counts but unconditionally returns 0, hiding partial failures from callers. Return non-zero when any batch item fails to enable proper error recovery upstream.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh around lines 106 - 247, Supplier and purchase instruction outputs are vulnerable because unescaped OCR data is directly interpolated into JSON in generate_supplier_instructions() and generate_purchase_instructions(), and batch failures are masked by cmd_batch_record() always returning 0; fix by switching to proper JSON serialization for the entire payload instead of manual field-by-field printing (use json.dumps on the Python side to emit the full dict and update the bash supplier helper to JSON-escape supplier_name when printing instructions), ensure supplier_id/inv_ref/line descriptions are produced via JSON serialization rather than raw f-strings/echo, and change cmd_batch_record() to return a non-zero exit status when any failures were counted so callers can detect partial failures..agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh (1)
233-341:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorPreserve multi-flag arguments as separate array elements instead of flattening to a single string.
The
execute_cli_command()andanalyze_with_clis()functions collapse multiple arguments into a single string using"$*", causing downstream CLI wrappers to misparse flags. For example, invoking with--fix --strictgets merged into"--fix --strict"as a single argument instead of two separate arguments, breaking all multi-flag analysis commands.🛠️ Suggested fix
execute_cli_command() { local cli="$1" local command="$2" shift 2 - local args="$*" + local args=("$@") local script="" local cli_name="" case "$cli" in "$CLI_CODERABBIT") script="$CODERABBIT_SCRIPT" cli_name="CodeRabbit CLI" ;; "codacy") script="$CODACY_SCRIPT" cli_name="Codacy CLI" ;; "sonar") script="$SONAR_SCRIPT" cli_name="SonarScanner CLI" ;; "$CLI_SNYK") script="$SNYK_SCRIPT" cli_name="Snyk CLI" ;; *) print_error "Unknown CLI: $cli" return 1 ;; esac if [[ ! -f "$script" ]]; then print_error "$cli_name script not found: $script" return 1 fi - print_info "Executing: $cli_name $command $args" - bash "$script" "$command" "$args" + print_info "Executing: $cli_name $command ${args[*]}" + bash "$script" "$command" "${args[@]}" return $? } analyze_with_clis() { local target_cli="$1" shift - local args="$*" + local args=("$@") print_header "Running Quality Analysis" local success_count=0 local total_count=0 if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "$CLI_CODERABBIT" ]]; then print_info "Running CodeRabbit analysis..." - if execute_cli_command "$CLI_CODERABBIT" "review" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "$CLI_CODERABBIT" "review" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "codacy" ]]; then print_info "Running Codacy analysis..." - if execute_cli_command "codacy" "analyze" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "codacy" "analyze" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi # Add auto-fix option for Codacy if [[ "$target_cli" == "codacy-fix" ]]; then print_info "Running Codacy analysis with auto-fix..." - if execute_cli_command "codacy" "analyze" "--fix"; then + if execute_cli_command "codacy" "analyze" "--fix" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "sonar" ]]; then print_info "Running SonarQube analysis..." - if execute_cli_command "sonar" "analyze" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "sonar" "analyze" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "qlty" ]]; then print_info "Running Qlty analysis..." # Add organization parameter if provided - local qlty_args="$args" - if [[ -n "$QLTY_ORG" ]]; then - qlty_args="$args $QLTY_ORG" + local qlty_args=("${args[@]}") + if [[ -n "${QLTY_ORG:-}" ]]; then + qlty_args+=("$QLTY_ORG") fi - if execute_cli_command "qlty" "check" "$qlty_args"; then + if execute_cli_command "qlty" "check" "${qlty_args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "$CLI_SNYK" ]]; then print_info "Running Snyk security analysis..." - if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "full" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "full" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi # Add Snyk-specific scan options if [[ "$target_cli" == "snyk-sca" ]]; then print_info "Running Snyk SCA (dependency) scan..." - if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "test" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "test" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "snyk-code" ]]; then print_info "Running Snyk Code (SAST) scan..." - if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "code" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "code" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "snyk-iac" ]]; then print_info "Running Snyk IaC scan..." - if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "iac" "$args"; then + if execute_cli_command "$CLI_SNYK" "iac" "${args[@]}"; then ((++success_count)) fi ((++total_count)) echo "" fi print_info "Analysis Summary: $success_count/$total_count analyses completed successfully" if [[ $success_count -eq $total_count ]]; then print_success "All requested analyses completed successfully" return 0 else print_warning "Some analyses failed" return 1 fi return 0 }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh around lines 233 - 341, analyze_with_clis is collapsing all flags into a single string (local args="$*") which flattens multi-flag args; change it to capture args as an array (e.g., local -a args=("$@")) and pass them to execute_cli_command using array expansion (execute_cli_command ... "${args[@]}"); likewise update the Qlty branch to build qlty_args as an array (local -a qlty_args=("${args[@]}"); if [[ -n "$QLTY_ORG" ]]; then qlty_args+=("$QLTY_ORG"); fi) and call execute_cli_command "qlty" "check" "${qlty_args[@]}"; apply the same pattern for all calls that currently pass "$args" (e.g., CLI_CODERABBIT, codacy, sonar, CLI_SNYK, snyk-sca/snyk-code/snyk-iac) so each flag remains a separate argument when forwarded to execute_cli_command..agents/scripts/loop-common.sh (1)
509-551:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorReceipt creation has potential JSON injection in evidence field.
Line 537 directly interpolates
$evidenceinto the JSON structure:"evidence": $evidenceIf callers pass non-JSON or malformed strings as evidence, the receipt file becomes invalid JSON. Current callers (e.g., line 997, 1040) appear to pass valid JSON objects, but this is fragile.
Consider validating or encoding the evidence:
Suggested fix
+ # Validate evidence is valid JSON, default to empty object + if ! echo "$evidence" | jq . >/dev/null 2>&1; then + evidence="{}" + fi + cat >"$receipt_file" <<EOF🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh around lines 509 - 551, The evidence value in loop_create_receipt is interpolated directly into the here-doc which allows JSON injection or invalid JSON; instead build the receipt JSON safely with jq: validate whether the passed $evidence is valid JSON (e.g., try to parse it with jq -e) and if valid use --argjson to insert it, otherwise fallback to inserting it as a JSON string via --arg; write the resulting object to "$receipt_file" (and update .receipts in LOOP_STATE_FILE as you already do) so receipts are always well-formed JSON and not vulnerable to injection.
🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
.agents/scripts/sonarcloud-collector-helper.sh (1)
481-484: Consider parameterized queries for user inputs (future hardening).While not in scope for this PR, the
cmd_queryandcmd_summaryfunctions directly interpolate user-provided arguments ($severity,$last_n) into SQL. Thestore_findingfunction already demonstrates the secure pattern with parameterized queries at line 370-372.For a future security hardening pass, consider validating inputs or using parameterized queries consistently. For now, the attack surface is limited since these are CLI arguments rather than external API inputs.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/sonarcloud-collector-helper.sh around lines 481 - 484, The code in cmd_query and cmd_summary constructs SQL by interpolating CLI inputs (variables severity and last_n) into where_clause and queries, which is inconsistent with the parameterized pattern used in store_finding; update cmd_query and cmd_summary to validate and/or use parameterized queries instead of direct string interpolation (e.g., accept severity and last_n as parameters to the DB client or sanitize/validate them before building where_clause), and ensure the final query execution mirrors the secure parameter binding approach used in store_finding to prevent injection risks..agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh (1)
202-210: Minor: Unreachablereturn 0at line 209.Both branches of the if-else (lines 203-204 and 206-207) already return, making line 209 unreachable. The SC2317 disable at file level acknowledges this, so no action required — just noting for awareness.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh around lines 202 - 210, The trailing unreachable "return 0" after the if/else in the function that checks "$key" should be removed or the control flow simplified; since both branches already return (the branch that echoes "$key" returns 0 and the else branch calls print_warning and returns 1), delete the final "return 0" after the closing brace to eliminate dead code and satisfy SC2317—look for the block referencing "$key", "print_warning", and "env_var" and remove the redundant return..agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh (1)
207-234: Consider documenting the intentionaloriginusage in stale remote functions.The
check_stale_remote_branchand_delete_stale_remote_reffunctions (unchanged in this PR) intentionally use hardcodedorigin, while the newbranch_remote()helper supports arbitrary remotes. This distinction appears intentional—stale ref handling targets the canonical upstream, while cleanup checks respect each branch's tracking remote.A brief comment clarifying this design choice would help future maintainers understand why these functions weren't updated alongside the GH#3797 changes.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh around lines 207 - 234, Add a brief clarifying comment above the functions check_stale_remote_branch and _delete_stale_remote_ref stating that they intentionally use the hardcoded remote name "origin" (canonical upstream) even though branch_remote() supports arbitrary remotes; describe that stale-ref detection targets the canonical upstream while other cleanup logic uses the branch tracking remote, so maintainers understand this design and why these functions were not changed with the GH#3797 updates..agents/scripts/validate-mcp-integrations.sh (1)
27-39: Pre-increment changes look good.All three counters (
total_tests,passed_tests,failed_tests) correctly use pre-increment to avoidset -etermination when starting from 0.Minor observation: Line 39's
return 0is unreachable since bothif(line 33) andelse(line 37) branches already return. Consider removing it for cleaner code.🧹 Optional: Remove unreachable return
else print_error "$test_name: FAILED" ((++failed_tests)) return 1 fi - return 0 }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/validate-mcp-integrations.sh around lines 27 - 39, Remove the unreachable final "return 0" at the end of the test block: the if branch (bash -c "$test_command") already returns 0 on success and the else branch returns 1 on failure, so delete the trailing "return 0" to clean up the function/closure in .agents/scripts/validate-mcp-integrations.sh.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.agents/scripts/accessibility-audit-helper.sh:
- Around line 351-355: The curl invocation assigns response but doesn't detect
HTTP error responses or validate JSON, causing 4xx/5xx HTML pages to be treated
as successful audits; modify the block that sets response to capture HTTP status
and body separately (e.g., use curl -s -w '%{http_code}' to append the status),
split the status into a variable (http_status) and the body into response, then:
if http_status is not a 2xx value log an error to LOG_FILE/process logger and
exit nonzero; otherwise validate that response is valid JSON (use jq -e .
>/dev/null) before continuing, and if jq fails log the response and exit
nonzero—apply these checks around the existing WEBAIMCC_API_URL/response
handling so subsequent jq operations aren’t run on HTML error pages.
In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh:
- Around line 238-274: The current sync logic overlays files into $TARGET_DIR
(in the rsync branch and the tar branch using (cd "$source_dir" && tar ...) |
(cd "$TARGET_DIR" && tar xf -)), which leaves deleted/renamed files behind; fix
by making the operation destructive except for preserved dirs: in the rsync path
add the --delete (and --delete-excluded if desired) while keeping the existing
--exclude='custom/' '--exclude='draft/' '--exclude='loop-state/' flags; in the
fallback (tar) path, before extracting either remove all files in $TARGET_DIR
except the preserved directories (custom, draft, loop-state) or extract into a
temporary directory and atomically replace $TARGET_DIR while restoring preserved
dirs from $tmp_preserve; ensure errors update preserve_ok and the script returns
non-zero on failure (symbols to edit: rsync invocation, the tar pipeline using
source_dir and TARGET_DIR, tmp_preserve/preserve_ok restore loop).
- Around line 142-145: The script hardcodes "origin" for pulls which can
silently fail and mask errors; replace the hardcoded remote by using the
existing remote-detection logic (branch_remote() from worktree-helper.sh or
querying git config "branch.$branch.remote" / @{upstream}) to compute the remote
for the current branch before calling git -C "$REPO_DIR" pull; update both the
fast-forward and fallback pull invocations to use that detected remote, remove
silencing that hides failures (avoid redirecting stderr to /dev/null and avoid
swallowing errors with || true) and surface or log failures with
log_warn/log_error (refer to functions/variables REPO_DIR, branch_remote(), and
log_warn) so the script fails or reports if pulls cannot update.
In @.agents/scripts/enhancor-helper.sh:
- Around line 65-79: api_request currently lets curl or a non-2xx HTTP status
cause the function to return non-zero which, under set -euo pipefail, aborts any
caller using response=$(api_request ...) before the response is captured; change
api_request so it never returns a non-zero exit code for normal HTTP errors: run
curl with "|| true" to avoid propagation of transport errors, capture its exit
status and the HTTP code into local variables (response and http_code), and when
http_code>=400 or curl failed emit a structured error payload (e.g. JSON with
fields like "error", "http_code", and the original body) to stdout and still
return 0 so callers (which assign response=$(api_request ...)) can inspect the
payload; keep print_error logs for stderr but do not return non-zero from
api_request on HTTP/transport failures. Ensure you update the logic around the
existing locals http_code and response and the curl invocation in api_request to
implement this behavior.
In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh:
- Around line 898-902: The JSON evidence passed to loop_create_receipt is built
by directly interpolating $reason which can break JSON if it contains quotes or
backslashes; update the code where loop_create_receipt is called (the block
invoking loop_create_receipt "task" "context_guard") to construct the JSON
payload safely (e.g. using jq -n --arg reason "$reason" --argjson iteration
"$iteration" --argjson max_iterations "$max_iterations"
'{reason:$reason,iteration:$iteration,max_iterations:$max_iterations}' or
another safe JSON builder) and pass that safe JSON string to loop_create_receipt
so reason is properly escaped.
In @.agents/scripts/markdown-formatter.sh:
- Around line 101-108: The script's process_directory() (and the
before_hash/after_hash assignments around fix_markdown_file) rely on the
non-portable sha256sum; add a small portable wrapper function (e.g.,
compute_sha256) that checks for sha256sum and falls back to shasum -a 256, then
use that wrapper where before_hash and after_hash are set so the same hash
string is produced (pipe to awk '{print $1}')—update the two assignments that
call sha256sum to call compute_sha256 "$file" instead.
In @.agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh:
- Around line 127-133: The execute_cli_command dispatcher is missing a "qlty"
case causing calls like execute_cli_command "qlty" "install|init|analyze" to hit
the "Unknown CLI" branch; add a qlty case in the function (handle subcommands
install, init, analyze consistent with other CLIs) and route to the appropriate
qlty install/init/analyze logic (same pattern as existing cli cases). Also make
the QLTY_ORG dereference safe under set -u by replacing bare $QLTY_ORG with
${QLTY_ORG:-} where it’s referenced (line around the analyze call) so missing
env var won’t cause an unbound variable error.
In @.agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh:
- Around line 452-457: The summary always returns 0 even when some items failed;
change the end of the script (the block that calls print_success and print_info)
so that after printing the summary it returns non-zero if there were any
failures and this is not a dry run: use the existing variables count and failed
and the dry_run flag to decide the exit code (e.g., if [[ "$dry_run" != "true"
&& "$failed" -gt 0 ]]; then return 1; else return 0; fi), leaving
print_success/print_info calls unchanged so logs still show the summary.
In @.agents/scripts/secret-helper.sh:
- Around line 493-494: The current pipeline uses echo "$val" to feed the secret
into gopass (seen where val is piped into gopass insert --force "$gopass_path"),
which misinterprets option-like payloads (e.g., "-n"); replace the echo usage
with a safe printer such as printf '%s\n' "$val" so the literal secret is
preserved, keeping the rest of the logic (the call to gopass insert --force
"$gopass_path" and the ((++imported)) increment) unchanged.
In @.agents/scripts/tool-version-check.sh:
- Around line 234-239: The summary is incorrectly counting "unknown" and
"timeout" as installed/up-to-date by incrementing INSTALLED_COUNT in the
branches handling installed=="unknown" or latest=="unknown"/timeout; update the
logic in the branch that sets status="unknown" (and any timeout handling) to
stop incrementing INSTALLED_COUNT and instead increment a new counter (e.g.,
UNKNOWN_COUNT or TIMEOUT_COUNT) or remove the increment entirely, and update any
summary label generation to use the new counter or relabel the "Installed & up
to date" bucket to just "Installed" so INSTALLED_COUNT only reflects truly
verified installations; locate the branches referencing INSTALLED_COUNT, status,
icon, color and adjust the increments and summary use accordingly.
In @.agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh:
- Around line 186-191: The current remote-check using git show-ref --quiet
"refs/remotes/*/$branch" does not match remote-tracking refs; replace that check
with a command that actually enumerates remote refs for the given branch (for
example use git for-each-ref or git branch -r --list "*/$branch") and test its
exit status instead of the broken git show-ref invocation; update the check that
references the branch variable (the existing git show-ref --quiet
"refs/remotes/*/$branch" usage) so it uses git for-each-ref --quiet
--format='%(refname)' "refs/remotes/*/$branch" or git branch -r --list
"*/$branch" to correctly detect pushed branches on non-origin remotes.
---
Outside diff comments:
In @.agents/scripts/langflow-helper.sh:
- Around line 64-69: The loop and subsequent free-port check currently use "<
65535" which excludes port 65535; update the port-search logic in
get_available_port so both the while loop condition and the post-loop
availability check allow port 65535 (use "<= 65535" or equivalent bounds logic),
and apply the identical fix inside the start-langflow.sh heredoc where the same
check is duplicated (the block around lines referenced in the review); ensure
the final chosen port is actually verified free with lsof before announcing it.
In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh:
- Around line 509-551: The evidence value in loop_create_receipt is interpolated
directly into the here-doc which allows JSON injection or invalid JSON; instead
build the receipt JSON safely with jq: validate whether the passed $evidence is
valid JSON (e.g., try to parse it with jq -e) and if valid use --argjson to
insert it, otherwise fallback to inserting it as a JSON string via --arg; write
the resulting object to "$receipt_file" (and update .receipts in LOOP_STATE_FILE
as you already do) so receipts are always well-formed JSON and not vulnerable to
injection.
In @.agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh:
- Around line 233-341: analyze_with_clis is collapsing all flags into a single
string (local args="$*") which flattens multi-flag args; change it to capture
args as an array (e.g., local -a args=("$@")) and pass them to
execute_cli_command using array expansion (execute_cli_command ...
"${args[@]}"); likewise update the Qlty branch to build qlty_args as an array
(local -a qlty_args=("${args[@]}"); if [[ -n "$QLTY_ORG" ]]; then
qlty_args+=("$QLTY_ORG"); fi) and call execute_cli_command "qlty" "check"
"${qlty_args[@]}"; apply the same pattern for all calls that currently pass
"$args" (e.g., CLI_CODERABBIT, codacy, sonar, CLI_SNYK,
snyk-sca/snyk-code/snyk-iac) so each flag remains a separate argument when
forwarded to execute_cli_command.
In @.agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh:
- Around line 106-247: Supplier and purchase instruction outputs are vulnerable
because unescaped OCR data is directly interpolated into JSON in
generate_supplier_instructions() and generate_purchase_instructions(), and batch
failures are masked by cmd_batch_record() always returning 0; fix by switching
to proper JSON serialization for the entire payload instead of manual
field-by-field printing (use json.dumps on the Python side to emit the full dict
and update the bash supplier helper to JSON-escape supplier_name when printing
instructions), ensure supplier_id/inv_ref/line descriptions are produced via
JSON serialization rather than raw f-strings/echo, and change cmd_batch_record()
to return a non-zero exit status when any failures were counted so callers can
detect partial failures.
In @.agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh:
- Around line 291-292: The tenant subcommand fails due to a variable case
mismatch: the script sets script_dir (lowercase) but references SCRIPT_DIR
(uppercase) causing an unbound variable under set -u; fix by using a consistent
identifier everywhere (either set SCRIPT_DIR instead of script_dir or reference
script_dir where SCRIPT_DIR is used), e.g., ensure the assignment and the source
line both use the same symbol (script_dir or SCRIPT_DIR) so the call to source
"${SCRIPT_DIR}/shared-constants.sh" resolves correctly when running the tenant
subcommand.
- Around line 264-266: The script's main function accesses $1 directly which
breaks under set -u when no args are passed; change the assignment in main to
safely default when empty (e.g., replace local command="$1" with local
command="${1:-}" or "${1-}") so the script won't error under set -u and the
subsequent shift and your help/case routing still run; update any related shift
usage if you choose to test $# first (e.g., use if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then
command=""; fi) to ensure the help handler in main is reachable.
In @.agents/scripts/site-crawler-helper.sh:
- Around line 700-710: The counters for HTTP statuses use post-increment which
can return a non-zero exit status under set -e; update all increments inside the
for loop so they use pre-increment for consistency: replace uses of
((code_200++)), ((code_301++)), ((code_302++)), ((code_404++)), and
((code_500++)) with pre-increment form (e.g., ((++code_200))) while leaving the
code_other pre-increment as-is; ensure this change is applied within the for
loop that iterates over the status_codes array.
---
Nitpick comments:
In @.agents/scripts/setup-local-api-keys.sh:
- Around line 202-210: The trailing unreachable "return 0" after the if/else in
the function that checks "$key" should be removed or the control flow
simplified; since both branches already return (the branch that echoes "$key"
returns 0 and the else branch calls print_warning and returns 1), delete the
final "return 0" after the closing brace to eliminate dead code and satisfy
SC2317—look for the block referencing "$key", "print_warning", and "env_var" and
remove the redundant return.
In @.agents/scripts/sonarcloud-collector-helper.sh:
- Around line 481-484: The code in cmd_query and cmd_summary constructs SQL by
interpolating CLI inputs (variables severity and last_n) into where_clause and
queries, which is inconsistent with the parameterized pattern used in
store_finding; update cmd_query and cmd_summary to validate and/or use
parameterized queries instead of direct string interpolation (e.g., accept
severity and last_n as parameters to the DB client or sanitize/validate them
before building where_clause), and ensure the final query execution mirrors the
secure parameter binding approach used in store_finding to prevent injection
risks.
In @.agents/scripts/validate-mcp-integrations.sh:
- Around line 27-39: Remove the unreachable final "return 0" at the end of the
test block: the if branch (bash -c "$test_command") already returns 0 on success
and the else branch returns 1 on failure, so delete the trailing "return 0" to
clean up the function/closure in .agents/scripts/validate-mcp-integrations.sh.
In @.agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh:
- Around line 207-234: Add a brief clarifying comment above the functions
check_stale_remote_branch and _delete_stale_remote_ref stating that they
intentionally use the hardcoded remote name "origin" (canonical upstream) even
though branch_remote() supports arbitrary remotes; describe that stale-ref
detection targets the canonical upstream while other cleanup logic uses the
branch tracking remote, so maintainers understand this design and why these
functions were not changed with the GH#3797 updates.
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- runway-helper.sh: stricter --ref tag validation (alphanumeric pattern) - accessibility-audit-helper.sh: HTTP status check on WebAIM API response - enhancor-helper.sh: handle curl failure, fix stderr routing - loop-common.sh: use jq for safe JSON construction in context guard - markdown-formatter.sh: portable hash function (shasum on macOS) - quality-cli-manager.sh: add qlty case to dispatcher, safe QLTY_ORG deref - quickfile-helper.sh: return non-zero on partial batch failure - secret-helper.sh: printf instead of echo for safe value piping - tool-version-check.sh: separate UNKNOWN_COUNT from INSTALLED_COUNT - worktree-helper.sh: for-each-ref instead of show-ref for glob patterns - deploy-agents-on-merge.sh: detect remote, clean stale files in tar fallback
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Validates that the WebAIM API response is valid JSON before passing to jq, preventing HTML error pages from being silently treated as successful audit results. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback on PR marcusquinn#3833.
Under set -euo pipefail, bare response=$(api_request ...) aborts the script immediately when api_request returns non-zero, preventing any error recovery by the caller. Wrap all 7 call sites with if ! response=$(api_request ...); then return 1; fi pattern. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback on PR marcusquinn#3833.
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.agents/scripts/add-skill-helper.sh (2)
260-305:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse the passed description when categorizing non-file imports.
These checks still only search
contentloaded fromsource_dir, butcmd_add_clawdhubcallsdetermine_target_path "$skill_name" "$summary" ".". That means ClawdHub imports are categorized from this repo’s local docs instead of the fetched skill metadata, so skills can land in the wrong.agents/...path.💡 Suggested fix
determine_target_path() { local skill_name="$1" - local _description="$2" # Reserved for future category detection + local description="${2:-}" local source_dir="$3" # Analyze content to determine category local category="tools" - # Check description and content for category hints - local content="" + # Check description and content for category hints + local content="$description" if [[ -f "$source_dir/SKILL.md" ]]; then - content=$(cat "$source_dir/SKILL.md") + content+=$'\n' + content+=$(cat "$source_dir/SKILL.md") elif [[ -f "$source_dir/AGENTS.md" ]]; then - content=$(cat "$source_dir/AGENTS.md") + content+=$'\n' + content+=$(cat "$source_dir/AGENTS.md") fiAs per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on reliability and robustness.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/add-skill-helper.sh around lines 260 - 305, The categorization currently only inspects files read into the local variable content from source_dir (SKILL.md/AGENTS.md), causing cmd_add_clawdhub imports (which call determine_target_path "$skill_name" "$summary" ".") to be mis-categorized; update the logic in determine_target_path (or the block that sets content) to fall back to or include the passed summary variable when content is empty or when summary is provided (e.g., set content="${content:-$summary}" or append summary to content) and then run the existing grep checks against that combined string so skills imported via cmd_add_clawdhub are categorized using the fetched skill metadata as well as local docs (reference symbols: determine_target_path, cmd_add_clawdhub, skill_name, summary, content, source_dir).
1517-1541:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorDon’t delete the skill before the registry update is known-good.
The new
jqguard is useful, butcmd_removestill removes the payload first and only then rewritesskill-sources.json. If the JSON/write step fails, the command returns 1 after the files are already gone, leaving a stale registry entry behind.🔧 Suggested fix
- # Remove files - if [[ -f "$skill_path" ]]; then - rm -f "$skill_path" - log_success "Removed: $skill_path" - fi - - # Remove directory if exists - local dir_path="${skill_path%.md}" - if [[ -d "$dir_path" ]]; then - rm -rf "$dir_path" - log_success "Removed: $dir_path/" - fi - - # Remove from registry + # Prepare registry update before destructive file removal local tmp_file tmp_file=$(mktemp) _save_cleanup_scope trap '_run_cleanups' RETURN push_cleanup "rm -f '${tmp_file}'" if ! jq --arg name "$name" '.skills = [.skills[] | select(.name != $name)]' "$SKILL_SOURCES" >"$tmp_file"; then log_error "Failed to process skill sources JSON. Removal aborted." rm -f "$tmp_file" return 1 fi + + # Remove files + if [[ -f "$skill_path" ]]; then + rm -f "$skill_path" + log_success "Removed: $skill_path" + fi + + # Remove directory if exists + local dir_path="${skill_path%.md}" + if [[ -d "$dir_path" ]]; then + rm -rf "$dir_path" + log_success "Removed: $dir_path/" + fi + mv "$tmp_file" "$SKILL_SOURCES"As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on reliability and robustness, proper exit codes, and error recovery mechanisms.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/add-skill-helper.sh around lines 1517 - 1541, The removal currently deletes the skill files (skill_path and dir_path) before updating SKILL_SOURCES, risking orphaned registry entries if the jq/write step fails; instead, run the jq update first writing to tmp_file and mv it to SKILL_SOURCES only on success, and only after that remove skill_path and dir_path; use the existing tmp_file, _save_cleanup_scope, trap and push_cleanup to ensure tmp_file is removed on error, and ensure file deletions occur after mv "$tmp_file" "$SKILL_SOURCES" succeeds (and return non-zero without deleting files if the jq or mv step fails)..agents/scripts/loop-common.sh (1)
137-153:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorBuild the initial state file with
jq -n, not heredoc interpolation.Lines 139–147 splice
loop_type,task_id,started_at, andcompletion_promisedirectly into JSON via heredoc. Any quote or newline in a caller-provided value (e.g.,loop_create_state "ralph" "…" 50 'TASK"FAIL') corruptsloop-state.json. Underset -euo pipefail, every subsequentjqread/write cascades to failure, breaking the loop entirely—a reliability failure contrary to coding guidelines.The fix uses
jq -nwith--argflags for proper escaping, matching the safe patterns already established elsewhere in the file (lines 535, 670, 714, 906) and consistent with the GH#3798 injection-prevention comment at line 197.🔧 Safer state-file construction
- cat >"$LOOP_STATE_FILE" <<EOF -{ - "loop_type": "$loop_type", - "prompt": $(echo "$prompt" | jq -Rs .), - "iteration": 1, - "max_iterations": $max_iterations, - "phase": "task", - "task_id": "$task_id", - "started_at": "$started_at", - "last_iteration_at": "$started_at", - "completion_promise": "$completion_promise", - "attempts": {}, - "receipts": [], - "blocked_tasks": [], - "active": true -} -EOF + jq -n \ + --arg loop_type "$loop_type" \ + --arg prompt "$prompt" \ + --argjson max_iterations "$max_iterations" \ + --arg task_id "$task_id" \ + --arg started_at "$started_at" \ + --arg completion_promise "$completion_promise" \ + '{ + loop_type: $loop_type, + prompt: $prompt, + iteration: 1, + max_iterations: $max_iterations, + phase: "task", + task_id: $task_id, + started_at: $started_at, + last_iteration_at: $started_at, + completion_promise: $completion_promise, + attempts: {}, + receipts: [], + blocked_tasks: [], + active: true + }' >"$LOOP_STATE_FILE"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh around lines 137 - 153, Replace the heredoc-based JSON write to LOOP_STATE_FILE with a safe jq -n construction: call jq -n and pass loop_type, prompt, max_iterations, task_id, started_at, completion_promise with --arg (use --argjson for numeric/bool values like max_iterations and active), and construct the object with jq to produce properly escaped JSON for keys "loop_type","prompt","iteration","max_iterations","phase","task_id","started_at","last_iteration_at","completion_promise","attempts","receipts","blocked_tasks","active"; ensure "iteration" is set to 1, "attempts" is {}, and "receipts"/"blocked_tasks" are [] so no heredoc interpolation of user values occurs (use LOOP_STATE_FILE as the output target)..agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/issue-sync.sh (1)
2912-2938:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEscape dotted task IDs in the TODO.md grep lookup.
Line 2932 interpolates raw
$task_idinto an extended regex, but dots are metacharacters. A task_id liket128.10would matcht128followed by any character followed by10, finding the wrong TODO entry. Other task lookups in this file (lines 1401, 1466, 1553, 1685) already use the propertask_id_escapedpattern. Thereturn 1on line 2916 for invalid format is safe—the caller at line 500 doesn't check its return value, and this script does not useset -e.Suggested fix
# Validate task_id to prevent command injection local safe_task_id_pattern='^[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+$' if [[ ! "$task_id" =~ $safe_task_id_pattern ]]; then log_warn "Invalid task_id format detected, skipping GitHub comment: $task_id" return 1 fi + # Escape dots in task_id for regex (e.g. t128.10 -> t128\.10) + local task_id_escaped + task_id_escaped=$(printf '%s' "$task_id" | sed 's/\./\\./g') + # Extract GitHub issue number from TODO.md local todo_file="$repo_path/TODO.md" if [[ ! -f "$todo_file" ]]; then return 0 fi local task_line - task_line=$(grep -E -- "^[[:space:]]*- \[.\] ${task_id} " "$todo_file" | head -1 || echo "") + task_line=$(grep -E -- "^[[:space:]]*- \[.\] ${task_id_escaped} " "$todo_file" | head -1 || echo "")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/issue-sync.sh around lines 2912 - 2938, The grep that builds task_line interpolates raw $task_id into an extended regex causing dots to act as wildcards; escape regex metacharacters in task_id (create task_id_escaped) and use that escaped variable in the task_line lookup (replace the grep that sets task_line to use ${task_id_escaped} instead of ${task_id}); ensure the escaped value is quoted in the grep invocation and reuse the same escaping approach already used elsewhere in this script (see other occurrences that define task_id_escaped)..agents/scripts/accessibility-audit-helper.sh (1)
227-257:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAdd JSON validity check before writing WAVE API response to file.
The HTTP 200 validation is appropriate, but a 200 response with non-JSON content (e.g., HTML error page, corrupted data) gets written to
wave_*.jsonanyway. Downstreamparse_wave_report()callsjqwith error suppression (2>/dev/null), masking JSON parsing failures and breaking error recovery.Validate JSON structure before persisting
if [[ "$http_code" != "200" ]]; then print_error "WAVE API returned HTTP $http_code" return 1 fi + +if ! printf '%s' "$body" | jq empty >/dev/null 2>&1; then + print_error "WAVE API returned non-JSON data" + printf '%s\n' "$body" >>"$LOG_FILE" + return 1 +fi echo "$body" >"$report_file"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/accessibility-audit-helper.sh around lines 227 - 257, The script currently writes the WAVE API response body to "$report_file" after checking HTTP 200 but before verifying it's valid JSON, causing parse_wave_report to fail silently; update the block after computing body (from response) to validate JSON (e.g., use jq -e '.' on the "$body" or pipe it to jq with error checking) and if validation fails call print_error with the jq error / a descriptive message and return 1 instead of writing the file; only echo "$body" >"$report_file" and call parse_wave_report "$report_file" when the jq validation succeeds so parse_wave_report always receives valid JSON.
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.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh (2)
366-370:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorDeleted-file cleanup is still unguarded under
set -e.Add/update failures are counted now, but a failing
rm -fhere still exits the function immediately, skipsfailed+=1, and makes the summary inaccurate on partial-cleanup errors.As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on "Reliability and robustness", "Clear logging and feedback", and "Error recovery mechanisms".🛠️ Guard the delete path too
elif [[ ! -e "$source_file" ]]; then # File was deleted in source — remove from target if [[ -f "$target_file" ]]; then - rm -f "$target_file" + if ! rm -f "$target_file"; then + failed=$((failed + 1)) + log_warn "rm failed: $rel_path" + continue + fi log_info "Removed deleted file: $rel_path" fi fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh around lines 366 - 370, The delete branch under set -e can abort the script on rm failure and skip incrementing failed; wrap or guard the remove so failures are handled like other add/update errors: instead of letting rm -f cause an immediate exit, check the return status of the rm operation (related to variables target_file and rel_path and the rm -f invocation), log an error via log_error or similar, and increment the failed counter (failed+=1) when rm fails, otherwise log the successful removal with log_info; ensure the code path mirrors existing add/update error-handling so summary counts remain accurate.
242-247:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFull sync still leaves deleted files behind on the primary
rsyncpath.The tar fallback now cleans stale files first, but the branch most hosts will use still overlays because
rsyncis missing--delete. Removed or renamed agent files will linger in$TARGET_DIR.As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on "Reliability and robustness" and "Error recovery mechanisms".🛠️ Minimal fix
- rsync -a \ + rsync -a --delete \ --exclude='loop-state/' \ --exclude='custom/' \ --exclude='draft/' \ "$source_dir/" "$TARGET_DIR/"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh around lines 242 - 247, The rsync invocation in deploy-agents-on-merge.sh (the block that checks command -v rsync and contains the --exclude='loop-state/' --exclude='custom/' --exclude='draft/' lines) currently overlays files and leaves deletions behind; update that rsync command to include the --delete flag so files removed or renamed in the source are removed from $TARGET_DIR (optionally consider --delete-excluded if you want excluded paths removed as well), preserving the existing excludes and other options.
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.agents/scripts/archived/audit-task-creator-helper.sh-558-566 (1)
558-566:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorPersist
pr_numberon every unified insert path.This captures
.pr_number, but only the false-positive branch stores it. The below-threshold and normal inserts still write0, so most unified findings lose theirfrom-pr:#...linkage during task creation.♻️ Suggested fix
@@ db "$active_db" " INSERT OR IGNORE INTO processed_findings (source, source_id, source_tool, pr_number, path, line, severity, original_severity, category, description, is_false_positive) VALUES ('unified', '$(sql_escape "$finding_id")', '$(sql_escape "$source")', - 0, '$(sql_escape "$path")', ${line:-0}, + ${pr_number:-0}, '$(sql_escape "$path")', ${line:-0}, '$new_severity', '$severity', '$(sql_escape "$category")', '$escaped_desc', 0); " 2>/dev/null || true @@ db "$active_db" " INSERT OR IGNORE INTO processed_findings (source, source_id, source_tool, pr_number, path, line, severity, original_severity, category, description, is_false_positive, is_duplicate, duplicate_of) VALUES ('unified', '$(sql_escape "$finding_id")', '$(sql_escape "$source")', - 0, '$(sql_escape "$path")', ${line:-0}, + ${pr_number:-0}, '$(sql_escape "$path")', ${line:-0}, '$new_severity', '$severity', '$(sql_escape "$category")', '$escaped_desc', 0, $is_dup, $(if [[ -n "$dup_of" ]]; then echo "$dup_of"; else echo "NULL"; fi)); " 2>/dev/null || true🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/archived/audit-task-creator-helper.sh around lines 558 - 566, The pr_number extracted into the variable pr_number is only used in the false-positive branch, while the below-threshold and normal unified insert paths still write 0; update those insert statements to include the pr_number variable (and preserve the existing default behavior by keeping pr_number=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.pr_number // 0') if missing) so every insert path (the false-positive branch and the normal/below-threshold branches) stores the actual pr_number rather than a hardcoded 0; locate uses of pr_number in the insert/SQL commands and replace the literal 0 with the pr_number variable in the unified insert logic..agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh-596-632 (1)
596-632:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFail closed on malformed or unknown CLI options.
Right now
--nominal --dry-runconsumes--dry-runas the value, and typos like--dryrunonly warn before continuing. In a script that can perform live recording, bad flags should stop execution.As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on "Proper exit codes" and "Reliability and robustness".Suggested change
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do case "$1" in --dry-run) dry_run="true" shift ;; --nominal) - nominal_override="${2:-}" - shift 2 || { + if [[ $# -lt 2 || "$2" == --* ]]; then print_error "Missing value for --nominal" return 1 - } + fi + nominal_override="$2" + shift 2 ;; --supplier-id) - supplier_id="${2:-}" - shift 2 || { + if [[ $# -lt 2 || "$2" == --* ]]; then print_error "Missing value for --supplier-id" return 1 - } + fi + supplier_id="$2" + shift 2 ;; --auto-supplier) auto_supplier="true" shift ;; --currency) - currency_override="${2:-}" - shift 2 || { + if [[ $# -lt 2 || "$2" == --* ]]; then print_error "Missing value for --currency" return 1 - } + fi + currency_override="$2" + shift 2 ;; *) - print_warning "Unknown option: $1" - shift + print_error "Unknown option: $1" + return 1 ;; esac done🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh around lines 596 - 632, The CLI parsing currently treats missing/invalid flag values and unknown options as non-fatal; update the while-case parser so flags that require arguments (nominal_override, supplier_id, currency_override) validate that the next token exists and does not start with '-' (reject if empty or looks like another flag), calling print_error and exiting non-zero instead of silently consuming a flag as a value; also change the default (*) branch to treat unknown options as fatal by calling print_error and exiting non-zero (replace print_warning with print_error), and keep boolean flags (dry_run, auto_supplier) unchanged..agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh-116-128 (1)
116-128:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major
sedis not a complete JSON string escaper here.This covers quotes and backslashes, but OCR input can still contain newlines, tabs, or other control characters that will break the generated MCP payload. Please emit a real JSON string literal with
json.dumpsorjq.As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on "Reliability and robustness".Suggested change
# JSON-escape supplier name for safe interpolation into instruction output local escaped_name - escaped_name=$(printf '%s' "$supplier_name" | sed 's/\\/\\\\/g; s/"/\\"/g') + escaped_name="$(SUPPLIER_NAME="$supplier_name" python3 -c ' +import json, os +print(json.dumps(os.environ["SUPPLIER_NAME"])) +')" || { + print_error "Failed to encode supplier name" + return 1 + } echo " 1. Search for supplier:" - echo " quickfile_supplier_search({ \"searchTerm\": \"${escaped_name}\" })" + echo " quickfile_supplier_search({ \"searchTerm\": ${escaped_name} })" echo "" echo " 2. If found: use the returned SupplierId" echo " If NOT found:" if [[ "$auto_create" == "true" ]]; then echo " quickfile_supplier_create({" - echo " \"companyName\": \"${escaped_name}\"" + echo " \"companyName\": ${escaped_name}" echo " })"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh around lines 116 - 128, The sed-based escaping for supplier_name (variable escaped_name) is insufficient for full JSON string escaping; replace that logic with a proper JSON string serialization (e.g., use jq -R `@json` or a short python -c "import json,sys; print(json.dumps(sys.stdin.read()))") to produce a correct JSON string literal, update the assignment to escaped_name accordingly, and ensure the echoed lines that reference escaped_name in the quickfile_supplier_search and quickfile_supplier_create blocks still use the new escaped_name value..agents/scripts/add-skill-helper.sh-437-442 (1)
437-442:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorConsolidate skill registration operations into a single atomic transaction.
The registration path (lines 474–477) uses an unguarded
jq ... && mvpattern that can silently fail: ifjqfails mid-operation, the&&preventsmvfrom running,rm -fstill executes, and the function returns success (line 488) without ever detecting the error. This differs from the delete-old-entry block (lines 437–442), which properly guards operations with error checking and returns 1 on failure.Consolidate the delete-old-entry and add-new-entry operations into a single atomic
jqinvocation (using.skills = ([.skills[] | select(.name != $name)] + [$entry])), apply the existing error-handling pattern from lines 437–441, and remove the duplicate cleanup logic. This ensuresregister_skilleither succeeds completely or fails fast with a proper error code.Suggested fix
- if [[ -n "$existing" ]]; then - log_info "Updating existing skill registration: $name" - local tmp_file - tmp_file=$(mktemp) - _save_cleanup_scope - trap '_run_cleanups' RETURN - push_cleanup "rm -f '${tmp_file}'" - if ! jq --arg name "$name" '.skills = [.skills[] | select(.name != $name)]' "$SKILL_SOURCES" >"$tmp_file"; then - log_error "Failed to process skill sources JSON. Update aborted." - rm -f "$tmp_file" - return 1 - fi - mv "$tmp_file" "$SKILL_SOURCES" - fi + if [[ -n "$existing" ]]; then + log_info "Updating existing skill registration: $name" + fi local tmp_file tmp_file=$(mktemp) - jq --argjson entry "$new_entry" '.skills += [$entry]' "$SKILL_SOURCES" >"$tmp_file" && mv "$tmp_file" "$SKILL_SOURCES" - rm -f "$tmp_file" + _save_cleanup_scope + trap '_run_cleanups' RETURN + push_cleanup "rm -f '${tmp_file}'" + if ! jq \ + --arg name "$name" \ + --argjson entry "$new_entry" \ + '.skills = ([.skills[] | select(.name != $name)] + [$entry])' \ + "$SKILL_SOURCES" >"$tmp_file"; then + log_error "Failed to process skill sources JSON. Registration aborted." + return 1 + fi + mv "$tmp_file" "$SKILL_SOURCES"Per coding guidelines for automation scripts: focus on reliability, robustness, and proper exit codes. Silent failures undermine all three.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/add-skill-helper.sh around lines 437 - 442, Consolidate the delete-and-add into one atomic jq call inside register_skill: replace the separate delete (jq ... >"$tmp_file") and later add logic with a single jq expression using .skills = ([.skills[] | select(.name != $name)] + [$entry]) writing to "$tmp_file", then follow the existing guarded pattern used around SKILL_SOURCES (check jq exit, on failure call log_error, rm -f "$tmp_file" and return 1), and only on success mv "$tmp_file" "$SKILL_SOURCES"; remove the duplicate cleanup/logic so the function either fully updates SKILL_SOURCES or fails with proper error handling..agents/scripts/loop-common.sh-405-408 (1)
405-408:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGuard the “latest receipt” lookup against an empty receipts directory.
Both pipelines call
xargs -0 ls -teven whenfindreturns nothing. In that casels -tfalls back to the current directory, so the re-anchor prompt can embed an unrelated file andloop_get_latest_receiptcan return the wrong payload.As per coding guidelines: "Automation scripts - focus on: Reliability and robustness".
Also applies to: 586-595
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh around lines 405 - 408, The current latest_receipt_file assignment pipes find output into xargs -0 ls -t which will run ls when find returns nothing, so modify loop_get_latest_receipt to first capture find results safely (e.g., use find ... -print0 into a variable/array or readarray -d '' -t files) and only call xargs/ls -t when that array is non-empty; ensure the code that sets latest_receipt_file and latest_receipt checks the array length (or non-empty find output) before invoking ls -t, and apply the same guard to the duplicate block around lines 586-595 so an empty receipts directory cannot cause ls to list the current directory..agents/scripts/loop-common.sh-963-968 (1)
963-968:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorReplace EXIT trap with cleanup stack to avoid overwriting caller's traps.
The
loop_run_external()function usestrap ... EXIT, which overwrites any EXIT trap set by the caller when this sourced file is used in a larger shell session. This will leak temp files and silently break other cleanup handlers. Use the cleanup stack pattern already available in shared-constants.sh and already established throughout the rest of the codebase.♻️ Safer cleanup pattern
local output_file output_file=$(mktemp) local output_sizes_file output_sizes_file=$(mktemp) - trap 'rm -f "$output_file" "$output_sizes_file"' EXIT + _save_cleanup_scope + trap '_run_cleanups' RETURN + push_cleanup "rm -f '${output_file}' '${output_sizes_file}'"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh around lines 963 - 968, The EXIT trap in loop_run_external() overwrites caller traps; instead register a cleanup handler on the project's cleanup stack (from shared-constants.sh) when you create output_file and output_sizes_file and remove the trap line; e.g., after mktemp, push a cleanup action that rm -f "$output_file" "$output_sizes_file" (using the shared helper such as push_cleanup/add_cleanup from shared-constants.sh) and ensure the cleanup is popped or runs when the function exits so temp files are removed without clobbering the caller's EXIT handler..agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh-160-176 (1)
160-176:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAdd explicit error handling to
detect_changes()to distinguish Git failures from legitimate empty change sets.The Git calls at lines 161 and 176 mask failures as empty strings (
2>/dev/null || echo ""). When a Git command fails—bad commit reference, repository corruption, etc.—the function returns empty identically to when no files actually changed. While callers do return exit code 2 in both cases (lines 419, 448), this conflates two distinct scenarios and prevents proper error recovery.An invalid
--diffcommit or repository error now produces indistinguishable output from a legitimate "no changes" state. This violates the automation script guidelines for "Proper exit codes" and "Error recovery mechanisms"—callers cannot diagnose whether to retry, fail fast, or continue.Let
detect_changes()fail on Git errors somain()can handle error cases explicitly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh around lines 160 - 176, detect_changes() currently masks Git failures by redirecting stderr and falling back to empty strings for both git -C "$REPO_DIR" diff --name-only ... and git -C "$REPO_DIR" ls-files ...; change this so Git errors are detected and propagated: run each git command without silencing stderr, capture its stdout into changed_files_temp and check its exit status immediately (for the git diff invocation and the ls-files fallback), and if the git command fails log an error via log_error with the git failure details and return a non-zero status (so callers can distinguish failure from an empty change set); only treat an exit status of zero with empty stdout as “no changes” and assign changed_files accordingly (use the existing changed_files variable and detect_changes() function names to locate where to implement this)..agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/todo-sync.sh-13-21 (1)
13-21:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorEscape task IDs before interpolating them into regexes.
This validator only constrains characters; it does not make later
grep -E/sed -Ematches exact. A dotted ID liket123.1will still matcht12341, so these reconciliation paths can read or update the wrong task.Run this minimal repro to confirm the false positive:
#!/bin/bash printf '%s\n' \ '- [ ] t12341 wrong' \ '- [ ] t123.1 right' | grep -nE -- '^[[:space:]]*- \[ \] t123.1( |$)'🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/todo-sync.sh around lines 13 - 21, The validator _validate_task_id only limits characters but doesn’t prevent substring regex matches later; update code paths that interpolate task IDs into regexes (any grep -E / sed -E / awk uses) to escape regex metacharacters before interpolation (or switch to fixed-string matching like grep -F / awk -v s="$id" '$0 ~ ("^" s "($| )")' with an escaped/anchored ID). Add a small helper (e.g., escape_regex) and call it wherever the ID is used in a regex, ensuring patterns are anchored (start/end or space boundary) so IDs like t123.1 don’t match t12341..agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/todo-sync.sh-24-29 (1)
24-29:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorDon't rewrite PR file paths when generating VERIFY checks.
tr -cdsilently corrupts valid filenames by stripping spaces and other characters. A PR touchingdocs/Release Notes.mdwill enqueue checks fordocs/ReleaseNotes.md, which doesn't exist. Post-merge verification will fail on a clean repo because thefile-existschecks reference the wrong paths.The sanitization at line 460 modifies the filename before it's used in verification directives, breaking file existence checks for any files containing spaces or special characters in their names.
Also applies to: 457-460
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/todo-sync.sh around lines 24 - 29, The current _sanitize_filename function corrupts valid file paths by stripping spaces and other characters; stop altering the original path used for VERIFY checks and instead produce a shell-escaped version when needed. Update _sanitize_filename to return the input unchanged for verification uses (or replace the body with a safe shell-escaping call like printf '%q' "$name" so the path is quoted rather than characters removed), and ensure callers that build VERIFY/file-exists directives use the quoted/escaped value (not a stripped variant). Change references to _sanitize_filename in the verification-generation code to use the new behavior so files like "docs/Release Notes.md" are preserved and the generated file-exists checks point to the real path..agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh-36-36 (1)
36-36:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorResolve delegated script paths from
SCRIPT_DIR.
execute_cli_command()resolvesQLTY_SCRIPTagainst the caller’s current working directory. If this manager is launched from.agents/scripts/or any non-repo-root directory, the-fcheck fails and the delegated command is reported as missing even though the file exists.🛠️ Suggested fix
-readonly CODERABBIT_SCRIPT=".agents/scripts/coderabbit-cli.sh" -readonly CODACY_SCRIPT=".agents/scripts/codacy-cli.sh" -readonly SONAR_SCRIPT=".agents/scripts/sonarscanner-cli.sh" -readonly SNYK_SCRIPT=".agents/scripts/snyk-helper.sh" -readonly QLTY_SCRIPT=".agents/scripts/qlty-cli.sh" +readonly CODERABBIT_SCRIPT="${SCRIPT_DIR}/coderabbit-cli.sh" +readonly CODACY_SCRIPT="${SCRIPT_DIR}/codacy-cli.sh" +readonly SONAR_SCRIPT="${SCRIPT_DIR}/sonarscanner-cli.sh" +readonly SNYK_SCRIPT="${SCRIPT_DIR}/snyk-helper.sh" +readonly QLTY_SCRIPT="${SCRIPT_DIR}/qlty-cli.sh"As per coding guidelines,
.agents/scripts/*.sh: Automation scripts - focus on Reliability and robustness.Also applies to: 86-92
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh at line 36, The QLTY_SCRIPT constant is being resolved relative to the caller's CWD, causing -f checks in execute_cli_command to fail when the manager runs outside repo root; change QLTY_SCRIPT resolution to join SCRIPT_DIR with the script name (use SCRIPT_DIR and QLTY_SCRIPT together to produce an absolute or repo-root-relative path) and update execute_cli_command to test and invoke that resolved path (refer to QLTY_SCRIPT, SCRIPT_DIR, and execute_cli_command); also apply the same fix to the other checks/invocations around the execute_cli_command block (the section referenced by lines ~86-92) so all delegated script path checks use the resolved SCRIPT_DIR-based path..agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh-471-497 (1)
471-497:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFail closed on unsupported CLI targets.
A typo like
analyze qltyy, or an unsupported command/target pair such asstatus codacy-fixorinit linters, currently skips every handler and still returns success. In automation that silently disables the requested action.🧭 Suggested fix
+is_valid_target_cli() { + local command="$1" + local cli="$2" + + case "${command}:${cli}" in + install:all|install:coderabbit|install:codacy|install:sonar|install:qlty|install:snyk|install:linters|\ + init:all|init:coderabbit|init:codacy|init:sonar|init:qlty|init:snyk|\ + analyze:all|analyze:coderabbit|analyze:codacy|analyze:codacy-fix|analyze:sonar|analyze:qlty|analyze:snyk|analyze:snyk-sca|analyze:snyk-code|analyze:snyk-iac|\ + status:all|status:coderabbit|status:codacy|status:sonar|status:qlty|status:snyk) + return 0 + ;; + help:*|--help:*|-h:*) + return 0 + ;; + *) + return 1 + ;; + esac +} + main() { local command="${1:-help}" local cli="${2:-all}" shift 2 2>/dev/null || shift $# # Remove processed arguments + + if ! is_valid_target_cli "$command" "$cli"; then + print_error "Unsupported CLI target '$cli' for command '$command'" + echo "" + show_help + return 1 + fi case "$command" inAs per coding guidelines,
.agents/scripts/*.sh: Automation scripts - focus on Proper exit codes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh around lines 471 - 497, Handlers like install_clis, init_clis, analyze_with_clis and show_cli_status currently accept unknown/unsupported CLI targets and still exit 0, causing automation to silently succeed; change the command dispatch to check each handler's exit status and propagate failures: call the handler (e.g., install_clis "$cli"), capture its return code, and if non‑zero call print_error (with context using ERROR_UNKNOWN_COMMAND and "$cli") and return that code; alternatively ensure each handler (install_clis, init_clis, analyze_with_clis, show_cli_status) validates the "$cli" target and returns a non‑zero status for unsupported targets so the case block can propagate the error instead of returning success..agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh-354-368 (1)
354-368:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGuard
statuscalls to complete the report even if a CLI is missing.These
execute_cli_command ... statuscalls (lines 356, 362, 368) are direct and unguarded. Withset -e, if any underlying helper script returns non-zero, the function exits immediately, leaving the status report incomplete. This breaks the expectation thatstatus allproduces a full report for all CLIs.All other operations (
install,init,analyze) guard their execute_cli_command calls withifconditions to continue despite failures—follow that pattern here.🛡️ Suggested fix
if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "$CLI_CODERABBIT" ]]; then print_info "CodeRabbit CLI Status:" - execute_cli_command "$CLI_CODERABBIT" "status" + if ! execute_cli_command "$CLI_CODERABBIT" "status"; then + print_warning "Unable to retrieve CodeRabbit CLI status" + fi echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "codacy" ]]; then print_info "Codacy CLI Status:" - execute_cli_command "codacy" "status" + if ! execute_cli_command "codacy" "status"; then + print_warning "Unable to retrieve Codacy CLI status" + fi echo "" fi if [[ "$target_cli" == "all" || "$target_cli" == "sonar" ]]; then print_info "SonarScanner CLI Status:" - execute_cli_command "sonar" "status" + if ! execute_cli_command "sonar" "status"; then + print_warning "Unable to retrieve SonarScanner CLI status" + fi echo "" fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quality-cli-manager.sh around lines 354 - 368, The unguarded execute_cli_command calls for status (invocations of execute_cli_command "$CLI_CODERABBIT" "status", execute_cli_command "codacy" "status", and execute_cli_command "sonar" "status") can abort the script under set -e; wrap each status call in the same failure-tolerant pattern used for install/init/analyze (e.g., use if ! execute_cli_command <cli> "status"; then print a non-fatal warning via print_info/print_warn and continue; fi) and keep the surrounding print_info and echo "" so the status report completes even if a CLI returns non-zero..agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh-336-353 (1)
336-353:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGuard this filter chain against
pipefailwith proper error recovery.The grep -v chain at lines 346–350 can fail when all
git status --porcelainentries are excluded runtime paths. Each grep stage that filters out all remaining lines returns exit 1; underset -euo pipefail, this aborts the assignment before the function can return "no changes", causingcleanto fail on the exact runtime noise this helper is designed to ignore.🛠️ Proposed fix
- changes=$(echo "$changes" | - grep -v '^\?\? \.agents/loop-state/' | - grep -v '^\?\? \.agents/tmp/' | - grep -v '^\?\? \.agents/$' | - grep -v '^\?\? \.DS_Store' | - head -1) + changes=$( + { + printf '%s\n' "$changes" | + grep -v '^\?\? \.agents/loop-state/' | + grep -v '^\?\? \.agents/tmp/' | + grep -v '^\?\? \.agents/$' | + grep -v '^\?\? \.DS_Store' | + head -1 + } || true + )Required for reliability in automation scripts: "Proper exit codes" and "Error recovery mechanisms".
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh around lines 336 - 353, The grep -v pipeline in worktree_has_changes can return non-zero when all lines are filtered (breaking scripts under set -euo pipefail); change the assignment that builds "changes" (the echo "$changes" | grep -v ... | head -1 pipeline) so failures don't propagate—e.g., ensure the pipeline's non-zero exit is converted into an empty result by capturing its output and defaulting to an empty string on failure (use a fallback like "|| true" or explicitly set changes="" when the pipeline exits non-zero) so worktree_has_changes returns false when nothing remains after filtering..agents/scripts/accessibility-audit-helper.sh-116-126 (1)
116-126:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorConfigure WCAG levels with explicit mapping to prevent silent audit downgrade.
The function only handles three exact tokens—
WCAG2AandWCAG2AAAare recognized, all others fall through to theWCAG2AAdefault. If a user setsAUDIT_WCAG_LEVEL=WCAG21AA,WCAG22AA, or uses lowercase variants, the audit silently reverts to 2AA coverage without warning, potentially missing criteria the operator explicitly requested. Normalize the input and map all supported variants explicitly, then warn when an unknown level is provided.Handle supported variants explicitly
-_wcag_level_to_axe_tags() { - case "${1:-WCAG2AA}" in +_wcag_level_to_axe_tags() { + local level="${1:-WCAG2AA}" + case "${level^^}" in WCAG2A) echo "wcag2a,best-practice" ;; + WCAG21A) echo "wcag2a,wcag21a,best-practice" ;; + WCAG21AA) echo "wcag2a,wcag2aa,wcag21aa,best-practice" ;; + WCAG22AA) echo "wcag2a,wcag2aa,wcag21aa,wcag22aa,best-practice" ;; WCAG2AAA) echo "wcag2a,wcag2aa,wcag2aaa,best-practice" ;; - *) echo "wcag2a,wcag2aa,best-practice" ;; + *) print_warning "Unknown AUDIT_WCAG_LEVEL '${level}', defaulting to WCAG2AA" + echo "wcag2a,wcag2aa,best-practice" ;; esac }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/accessibility-audit-helper.sh around lines 116 - 126, The _wcag_level_to_axe_tags function silently falls back to WCAG2AA; normalize and validate AUDIT_WCAG_LEVEL by uppercasing/trimming input inside _wcag_level_to_axe_tags, expand the case patterns to explicitly match supported variants (e.g. WCAG2A, WCAG2AA, WCAG2AAA, WCAG21AA, WCAG22AA, WCAG21A/AA/AAA, and common lowercase forms) and return the correct tag sets for each; if the provided value doesn't match any supported pattern emit a warning (stderr or using existing logging) and return the safest default tag set, and ensure run_axe_audit continues to use the normalized result..agents/scripts/enhancor-helper.sh-720-723 (1)
720-723:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorSerialize JSON payloads with
jqto handle special characters in user inputs.Free-form prompts can contain quotes, backslashes, or newlines that break the hand-built JSON string concatenation pattern (lines 704-715 and similar patterns in other functions). This causes API failures when users provide natural text. Use
jq -cnwith--argvariables to safely serialize the request body—the test demonstrates that unescaped quotes cause parse errors while jq properly escapes all special characters.This pattern repeats across five command functions (
cmd_enhance,cmd_upscale,cmd_upscale_general,cmd_detailed,cmd_generate). Standardize the serialization approach across all queue submission calls.Serialize the request body instead of concatenating it
- local body="{\"model\": \"${model}\", \"prompt\": \"${prompt}\"" + local body + body=$(jq -cn \ + --arg model "$model" \ + --arg prompt "$prompt" \ + --arg generation_mode "$generation_mode" \ + --arg image_size "$image_size" \ + --arg img_url "$img_url" \ + --arg webhook_url "$webhook_url" ' + { + model: $model, + prompt: $prompt, + generation_mode: $generation_mode, + image_size: $image_size + } + + (if $img_url == "" then {} else {img_url: $img_url} end) + + (if $webhook_url == "" then {} else {webhookUrl: $webhook_url} end) + ')🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/enhancor-helper.sh around lines 720 - 723, The JSON body is being assembled via string concatenation and breaks on special characters; replace that with safe serialization using jq -cn and --arg/--argjson to build the request payload for the queue submission instead of manual concatenation. Update each function that posts to api_request POST "/kora/v1/queue" (cmd_enhance, cmd_upscale, cmd_upscale_general, cmd_detailed, cmd_generate) to construct the body into the same 'body' variable via: jq -cn --arg key "$val" ... '{...}' (or --argjson for numbers/objects), then call api_request with that serialized body and capture response as before, ensuring the payload fields (prompt, metadata, etc.) match the original keys. Ensure all places that previously built the body string directly are replaced so quotes, backslashes, and newlines are escaped correctly..agents/scripts/enhancor-helper.sh-118-125 (1)
118-125:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorBare
jqassignments cause hard exits on malformed responses underset -e.All
api_requestcall sites properly useif ! response=$(...), but subsequentjqextractions are unprotected. Underset -euo pipefail, if the API returns 200 with invalid JSON,jqfails and the script exits before error handling runs. This affects status polling and all response parsing.Wrap jq assignments with error handling
- status=$(echo "${response}" | jq -r '.status // empty' 2>/dev/null) + if ! status=$(printf '%s' "${response}" | jq -r '.status // empty' 2>/dev/null); then + print_error "Invalid JSON in status response for request: ${request_id}" + printf '%s\n' "${response}" >&2 + return 1 + fiApply the same pattern to other bare
jqassignments (.result,.error,.requestId) throughout the file.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/enhancor-helper.sh around lines 118 - 125, The bare jq extraction after the api_request (e.g., the status assignment using status=$(echo "${response}" | jq -r '.status // empty')) can cause the script to hard-exit under set -e if jq fails on malformed JSON; change these to guarded assignments using the same pattern as the api_request calls (for example: if ! status=$(echo "${response}" | jq -r '.status // empty' 2>/dev/null); then print_error "Failed to parse status from response for request: ${request_id}"; return 1; fi) so failures are handled gracefully; apply the same guarded jq pattern to all other bare jq uses in this file (notably extractions for .result, .error, .requestId and any other jq parsing) and ensure you include context in the print_error messages and return a non-zero code where appropriate.
🟡 Minor comments (5)
.agents/scripts/runway-helper.sh-279-283 (1)
279-283:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEnforce the documented
--refcap in the parser.Line 867 says
--refis allowed "up to 3", but Lines 279-283 append unboundedly. Reject the fourth reference locally so users get a deterministic CLI error instead of a downstream API failure.💡 Suggested fix
--ref) _require_arg "$1" "${2:-}" || return 1 + if [[ ${`#refs`[@]} -ge 3 ]]; then + echo "ERROR: --ref may be provided at most 3 times" >&2 + return 1 + fi refs+=("$2") shift 2 ;;As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should prioritize "Reliability and robustness" and "Proper exit codes".
Also applies to: 867-867
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/runway-helper.sh around lines 279 - 283, The parser currently appends unlimited values to the refs array in the --ref case; update that case (the --ref branch handling where refs+=("$2") and shift 2 occurs) to check the count of refs before adding and return a non-zero error if adding a fourth would exceed the documented cap of 3, using _require_arg to validate the argument and emitting a clear error message and exit code when the limit is reached; ensure the validation runs prior to appending so users receive a deterministic CLI error instead of a downstream failure..agents/scripts/runway-helper.sh-104-115 (1)
104-115:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAdd numeric validation at parse time for duration, seed, and speakers fields.
Lines 114–115, 121–130, 537–545, and 621–632 use
jq tonumberto convert user input, but the argument parsers at lines 174–182, 512–515, and 596–599 only validate that values exist. When users pass non-numeric inputs like--duration foo,--seed abc, or--speakers many, the command fails insidejqwith a technical error message rather than a clear CLI feedback. Withset -euo pipefail, these failures exit the script immediately without the opportunity for user-friendly error reporting.Add a simple numeric validator (similar to
_require_arg) to check these fields at parse time, ensuring the script exits with descriptive feedback before attempting JSON construction.Also applies to: 121–130, 174–182, 512–515, 537–545, 596–599, 621–632
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/runway-helper.sh around lines 104 - 115, Add a small numeric validator function (e.g., _require_numeric_arg) modeled after _require_arg that tests a provided value with a regex allowing integers or decimals (e.g., ^[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$), prints a clear error like "Error: --duration must be numeric" to stderr and exits non-zero when validation fails; then call this validator wherever duration, seed, or speakers are parsed (the places that set local variables duration, seed, speakers and before building the jq JSON: the blocks that define local model/image/ratio/prompt/duration/seed and the argument-parsing functions handling --duration, --seed, --speakers) so invalid inputs are rejected with a friendly CLI message before jq | tonumber runs..agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh-193-200 (1)
193-200:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
--dry-runstill mutates the target directories.Both deploy paths call
mkdir -pbefore the dry-run early return, so a no-op run still creates directories under$HOME/.aidevops. Move directory creation below the dry-run checks.As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on "Reliability and robustness".
Also applies to: 232-237
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh around lines 193 - 200, The dry-run branch still calls mkdir -p which mutates target directories; move the mkdir -p "$target_scripts_dir" (and the other mkdir -p call referenced around lines 232-237) so they execute only after the DRY_RUN checks; specifically, check the DRY_RUN/--dry-run variable first (the existing if [[ "$DRY_RUN" == "true" ]] blocks), return early for dry-run, and only then create directories and perform the real sync—update the script regions that reference "$target_scripts_dir" and the second target directory to defer mkdir -p until after the dry-run early return..agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh-432-434 (1)
432-434:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix the double-output bug in the scripts-only optimization check.
When all changed files are under
.agents/scripts/,grep -cv '^\.agents/scripts/'outputs0but exits with code 1. The current|| echo "0"appends another0, creating a variable containing0\n0instead of0. This causes the numeric test[[ "$non_script_changes" -eq 0 ]]to fail with a syntax error, skipping the fast path optimization entirely.Apply this fix
- non_script_changes=$(echo "$changed" | grep -cv '^\.agents/scripts/' || echo "0") + non_script_changes=$(printf '%s\n' "$changed" | grep -cv '^\.agents/scripts/' || true)This preserves grep's output while suppressing its non-zero exit code, ensuring the optimization works as intended.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/deploy-agents-on-merge.sh around lines 432 - 434, The variable non_script_changes gets "0\n0" because the existing command appends "0" on grep's non-zero exit; change the assignment so grep's numeric output is preserved and its non-zero exit is suppressed (e.g., run grep -cv '^\.agents/scripts/' but ignore its exit status) and then normalize empty output to 0 (e.g., set non_script_changes to 0 when the captured value is empty) — update the line that assigns non_script_changes and keep the later numeric test [[ "$non_script_changes" -eq 0 ]] unchanged; refer to the non_script_changes variable and the grep -cv '^\.agents/scripts/' invocation to locate the code to modify..agents/content/production/video.md-325-329 (1)
325-329:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorGuard the jq parse step to prevent unhandled failures with
set -euo pipefail.The current code exits on invalid JSON before reaching the error handler. Wrap the assignment in
if !to catch jq failures and continue the loop:Guard the parse step
- job_id=$(echo "$result" | jq -r '.jobs[0].id // empty' 2>/dev/null) - if [[ -z "$job_id" ]]; then + if ! job_id=$(printf '%s' "$result" | jq -r '.jobs[0].id // empty' 2>/dev/null); then + echo "ERROR: Failed to parse API response for seed $seed" + continue + fi + if [[ -z "$job_id" ]]; then echo "ERROR: Failed to extract job_id for seed $seed (API response invalid)" continue fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/content/production/video.md around lines 325 - 329, The jq assignment for job_id can cause the script to exit under set -euo pipefail when jq fails; wrap the parse in a guarded conditional so failures are caught and the loop continues. Replace the bare assignment of job_id=$(echo "$result" | jq -r '.jobs[0].id // empty' 2>/dev/null) with an if ! ...; then echo the same error (“ERROR: Failed to extract job_id for seed $seed (API response invalid)”) and continue; otherwise proceed with the extracted job_id. This keeps the jq failure from aborting the script while preserving the existing error handling and uses the same job_id variable name.
🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
.agents/scripts/autogen-helper.sh (1)
88-93: Minor: Version comparison logic has an edge case.The condition
[[ $major -ge 3 ]] && [[ $minor -ge 10 ]]would incorrectly reject hypothetical Python 4.0 (since 0 < 10). While Python 4 doesn't exist, a more robust approach would be:♻️ Optional fix for version comparison
- if [[ $major -ge 3 ]] && [[ $minor -ge 10 ]]; then + if [[ $major -gt 3 ]] || { [[ $major -eq 3 ]] && [[ $minor -ge 10 ]]; }; then🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/autogen-helper.sh around lines 88 - 93, The version check in autogen-helper.sh using the conditional that tests [[ $major -ge 3 ]] && [[ $minor -ge 10 ]] incorrectly fails for majors >3 (e.g., 4.0) because it requires minor >=10; change the logic in the conditional that checks major and minor (variables major, minor, python_version) to first test major > 3 (accept any newer major) or major == 3 and minor >= 10, and then use that combined condition for the print_success/print_error branch so Python 3.10+ or any future major is accepted..agents/scripts/langflow-helper.sh (2)
56-74: Fallback port detection lacksncdouble-check present inlocalhost-helper.sh.The relevant context shows
localhost-helper.shuses bothlsofandncfor port detection (seeis_port_freefunction), while this fallback only useslsof. In edge cases wherelsofmisses a bound port, the fallback could return a port that's actually in use.Additionally,
localhost-helper.shusesPORT_RANGE_END=9999, but this fallback searches up to 65535—a deliberate choice for broader coverage, but worth noting for consistency awareness.The pre-increment at line 69 (
((++port))) correctly addresses theset -ecompatibility objective.💡 Optional: Add nc double-check for parity with localhost-helper.sh
# Fallback: basic port check using lsof - if ! lsof -i :"$desired_port" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + if ! lsof -i :"$desired_port" >/dev/null 2>&1 && \ + ! { command -v nc >/dev/null 2>&1 && nc -z 127.0.0.1 "$desired_port" 2>/dev/null; }; then echo "$desired_port" return 0 fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/langflow-helper.sh around lines 56 - 74, The fallback port detection currently only uses lsof (in the block around desired_port and the while loop) and should also probe with nc like is_port_free in localhost-helper.sh; modify the initial check and the while loop to treat a port as in-use if either lsof -i :$port or nc -z localhost $port returns success (>/dev/null 2>&1), keeping the same return behavior and the pre-increment logic for variable port, and preserve the existing warning/echo behavior when selecting a fallback port.
340-342: Minor: Redundant process lookup in status script.The
pgrep -f "langflow"already outputs PIDs, but thenps aux | grep...duplicates the lookup. Ifpgrepsucceeds, its output (PIDs) is printed but not used, andpsre-scans.♻️ Cleaner alternative using pgrep alone
echo "" echo "Process Information:" -pgrep -f "langflow" && ps aux | grep -E "langflow" | grep -v grep || echo "No Langflow processes found" +pgrep -af "langflow" || echo "No Langflow processes found"The
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/langflow-helper.sh around lines 340 - 342, The status script currently runs pgrep -f "langflow" and then duplicates the lookup with ps aux | grep -E "langflow" | grep -v grep; replace this with a single pgrep invocation that prints full command lines (use pgrep -af "langflow") and fall back to echo "No Langflow processes found" if it returns nothing, removing the redundant ps aux | grep -E "langflow" pipeline; update the lines referencing pgrep -f "langflow" and ps aux | grep -E "langflow" to use the single pgrep -af approach..agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh (1)
47-48: Surface workspace creation failures instead of masking them.
mkdir -p ... || trueturns permission/full-disk errors into a later, less actionable failure when the script tries to write the instruction file. This helper should report the real cause and return non-zero.As per coding guidelines, automation scripts should focus on "Clear logging and feedback" and "Error recovery mechanisms".Suggested change
ensure_workspace() { - mkdir -p "$QF_WORKSPACE" 2>/dev/null || true - return 0 + if mkdir -p "$QF_WORKSPACE"; then + return 0 + fi + print_error "Failed to create QuickFile workspace: ${QF_WORKSPACE}" + return 1 }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/quickfile-helper.sh around lines 47 - 48, The workspace creation currently masks failures by silencing stderr and forcing success; change the mkdir call that uses QF_WORKSPACE so it does not append "|| true" or redirect errors to /dev/null, instead let mkdir return a non-zero exit on failure and log the stderr (or echo a clear error message including the QF_WORKSPACE path) so the script exits non-zero (remove the unconditional "return 0" or return the mkdir status) so callers see permission/full-disk errors.
| local finding_id source severity path line description category pr_number | ||
| finding_id=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.id') | ||
| source=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.source') | ||
| severity=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.severity') | ||
| path=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.path // ""') | ||
| line=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.line // 0') | ||
| description=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.description') | ||
| category=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.category // "general"') | ||
| pr_number=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.pr_number // 0') |
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Backfill the new pr_number column before writing it.
init_task_db() creates processed_findings.pr_number, but ensure_task_db() still only migrates source_tool. On any existing task DB, these new INSERT ... pr_number ... statements fail, and the trailing || true hides the error, so unified findings are silently dropped.
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# Migrate schema if needed (add source_tool column for multi-source tracking)
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has_source_tool=$(db "$active_db" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pragma_table_info('processed_findings') WHERE name='source_tool';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
if [[ "$has_source_tool" == "0" ]]; then
db "$active_db" "ALTER TABLE processed_findings ADD COLUMN source_tool TEXT DEFAULT 'coderabbit';" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
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+ local has_pr_number
+ has_pr_number=$(db "$active_db" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pragma_table_info('processed_findings') WHERE name='pr_number';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
+ if [[ "$has_pr_number" == "0" ]]; then
+ db "$active_db" "ALTER TABLE processed_findings ADD COLUMN pr_number INTEGER;" 2>/dev/null || true
+ fiAlso applies to: 578-586
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.agents/scripts/archived/audit-task-creator-helper.sh around lines 558 -
566, Existing DBs lack processed_findings.pr_number so INSERTs that include
pr_number fail silently; update ensure_task_db() (and/or init_task_db()) to
migrate/backfill that column by adding a pr_number INTEGER DEFAULT 0 (or ALTER
TABLE to add the column) and run UPDATE processed_findings SET pr_number=0 for
existing rows so subsequent INSERT ... pr_number ... succeeds, and remove or
avoid masking errors with trailing "|| true" on those migration/insert
statements so migration failures are visible; target modifications around the
ensure_task_db(), init_task_db(), and any INSERT statements that reference
processed_findings.pr_number.
| if git diff --quiet HEAD 2>/dev/null && git diff --cached --quiet HEAD 2>/dev/null; then | ||
| # No uncommitted changes — just push existing commits | ||
| if git log --oneline "origin/${branch}..HEAD" 2>/dev/null | grep -q .; then | ||
| loop_log_info "Context guard: pushing unpushed commits on $branch" | ||
| git push origin "$branch" 2>/dev/null || { | ||
| loop_log_warn "Context guard: push failed, trying with --force-with-lease" | ||
| git push --force-with-lease origin "$branch" 2>/dev/null || true | ||
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| git push -u origin "$branch" 2>/dev/null || { | ||
| loop_log_warn "Context guard: push failed, trying with --force-with-lease" | ||
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| } | ||
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The function suppresses all git push failures with || true and unconditionally returns 0, preventing callers from detecting when work failed to reach a remote. This allows loop_context_guard to report "work preserved" and loop_run_external to emit completion signals even when the only copy is a local WIP commit in an ephemeral worktree—violating the automation script guidelines for proper exit codes and error recovery.
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In @.agents/scripts/loop-common.sh around lines 830 - 861, loop_emergency_push
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success, so callers can't detect remote push failures; change
loop_emergency_push to record each git push exit status (remove "|| true" that
hides failures), return non-zero if all push attempts fail (e.g., return the
last non-zero exit code) and only fall back to force-with-lease if earlier
pushes failed, then update loop_context_guard to capture and return
loop_emergency_push's exit code instead of unconditionally returning 0, and
update loop_run_external to check that return value and avoid emitting "work
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| local model="gen4_turbo" | ||
| local ratio="1280:720" | ||
| local duration="" | ||
| local seed="" | ||
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| local video_uri="" | ||
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For Runway API version 2024-11-06, which model(s) are accepted by the /v1/video_to_videoendpoint? Isgen4_alephthe expected/default model, or isgen4_turbo also valid?
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For Runway API version 2024-11-06, the POST /v1/video_to_video endpoint accepts only:
gen4_aleph
In the API reference, the request body field model is required and “must be set to the exact value gen4_aleph,” meaning there’s no alternate/default selection for that endpoint in this version. gen4_turbo is not a valid model value for /v1/video_to_video (it’s used on other endpoints like /v1/image_to_video). [1]
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[1] Runway API Reference (X-Runway-Version 2024-11-06) – POST /v1/video_to_video model requirement. (docs.dev.runwayml.com)
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Fix critical API failure: /v1/video_to_video does not accept gen4_turbo.
Line 139 defaults model to gen4_turbo, and Lines 212-214 send that value to /v1/video_to_video. The Runway API (v2024-11-06) only accepts gen4_aleph for this endpoint—gen4_turbo is invalid and will cause the request to fail. The help text at Line 852 correctly documents gen4_aleph as the model for video-to-video operations. Switch the model to gen4_aleph when the --video flag is used.
💡 Suggested fix
if [[ -n "$video_uri" ]]; then
+ if [[ "$model" == "gen4_turbo" ]]; then
+ model="gen4_aleph"
+ fi
json_body="$(_build_v2v_json "$model" "$video_uri" "$prompt")"
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| local model="gen4_turbo" | |
| local ratio="1280:720" | |
| local duration="" | |
| local seed="" | |
| local audio="" | |
| local video_uri="" | |
| local wait_flag=false | |
| if [[ -n "$video_uri" ]]; then | |
| if [[ "$model" == "gen4_turbo" ]]; then | |
| model="gen4_aleph" | |
| fi | |
| json_body="$(_build_v2v_json "$model" "$video_uri" "$prompt")" | |
| endpoint="/v1/video_to_video" |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.agents/scripts/runway-helper.sh around lines 139 - 145, The script defaults
model="gen4_turbo" which is invalid for the Runway /v1/video_to_video endpoint;
update the logic that handles the --video flag so that when video mode is used
the model variable is set to "gen4_aleph" (replace uses that send model to
/v1/video_to_video around the code that builds/sends the request where model is
referenced); ensure any help text or defaults remain consistent with the
documented model for video-to-video (the --video handling and the model variable
assignment).
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| if ! [[ "${!v}" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then | ||
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| fi | ||
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--max-load still bypasses validation and reaches SQLite raw.
The new loop only checks concurrency and max_concurrency, but Line 332 still interpolates max_load_factor unquoted into the INSERT. That leaves a remaining SQL-injection / malformed-input path in cmd_batch.
Suggested fix
-for v in concurrency max_concurrency; do
+for v in concurrency max_concurrency max_load_factor; do
if ! [[ "${!v}" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
log_error "--${v//_/-} must be a non-negative integer"
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| log_error "--${v//_/-} must be a non-negative integer" | |
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| fi | |
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| for v in concurrency max_concurrency max_load_factor; do | |
| if ! [[ "${!v}" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then | |
| log_error "--${v//_/-} must be a non-negative integer" | |
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| fi | |
| done |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-archived/batch.sh around lines 298 - 303, The
max_load_factor value is not being validated and is interpolated raw into the
SQL in cmd_batch; extend the validation loop to include max_load_factor (add it
to the for v in ... list) and validate it with the same regex (e.g., ^[0-9]+$)
as concurrency/max_concurrency, and then make sure when constructing cmd_batch
you interpolate the value safely (use the validated variable and quote it as
"${max_load_factor}" or otherwise escape it) so the INSERT no longer accepts
arbitrary/malicious input.
| # Has remote tracking branch on any remote (not just origin) | ||
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Fix non-origin remote handling and pipefail-sensitive filtering in cleanup paths.
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Remote mismatch in merged-branch detection:
branch_was_pushed()(line 186) checks any remote (refs/remotes/*/$branch), butcmd_clean()only runsgit fetch --prune origin(line 722). When a branch exists only onfork/upstreamwithout upstream config,branch_remote()(line 198) defaults toorigin, causing the remote-deleted check (line 840) to falsely declare the branch deleted and remove the worktree + delete the local branch. Resolve the remote from the matching tracking refs or skip the remote-deleted heuristic when the remote is unambiguous. -
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Both violations of "Automation scripts - focus on: Reliability and robustness; proper exit codes; error recovery mechanisms."
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.agents/scripts/worktree-helper.sh around lines 186 - 187, Fix two issues:
(1) In branch_was_pushed / branch_remote handling, resolve the actual remote
from existing tracking refs instead of assuming "origin" — when git for-each-ref
finds refs/remotes/*/$branch use that remote name (e.g., parse
refs/remotes/<remote>/$branch) and pass it into cmd_clean's remote-deleted check
or skip the remote-deleted heuristic if no single unambiguous remote can be
determined; update branch_remote() to prefer an explicit tracking ref before
defaulting to origin. (2) In worktree_has_changes, avoid letting set -o pipefail
kill the script by not chaining greps directly on possibly-empty input: capture
git status output into a variable or a temporary file, then apply the sequence
of exclusions using a loop or conditional filters (e.g., iterate lines and skip
patterns) so that empty/fully-excluded output does not produce a failing
pipeline; ensure the function returns proper zero/non-zero status based on
remaining lines.
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- video.md: guard jq assignment with if-! pattern to prevent set -euo pipefail abort - autogen-helper.sh: fix Python version comparison to accept major > 3 (e.g. 4.x) - langflow-helper.sh: add nc double-check for port detection parity with localhost-helper - langflow-helper.sh: replace redundant pgrep+ps pipeline with single pgrep -af - quickfile-helper.sh: surface mkdir failures instead of masking with || true - accessibility-audit-helper.sh: add WCAG level to axe tag mapping, redirect stderr to log - add-skill-helper.sh: include description in categorization, reorder cmd_remove for safety - deploy-agents-on-merge.sh: guard mkdir/cp/chmod failures for proper error counting - enhancor-helper.sh: guard curl with if-! pattern for set -e safety - loop-common.sh: use jq -n for safe JSON state file construction - quality-cli-manager.sh: preserve multi-flag arguments as array elements - runway-helper.sh: validate --audio boolean flag at parse time - worktree-helper.sh: additional quality improvements
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branch_remote() previously fell back to 'origin' when no upstream was configured, even if the branch existed on a different remote (e.g., fork). This caused false 'remote deleted' detection in cmd_clean when a branch only existed on a non-origin remote. Now resolves the actual remote from refs/remotes/*/<branch> before falling back to origin. Also changed cmd_clean's fetch to --all to prune all remotes, not just origin. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback on PR #3833.
Response to CodeRabbit Review (CHANGES_REQUESTED at 06:19)All 5 items from the latest review have been verified against the current code: 1. audit-task-creator-helper.sh — pr_number migrationAlready fixed. Lines 197-201 of 2. loop-common.sh — exit code reportingAlready fixed. 3. runway-helper.sh — gen4_aleph model for video_to_videoAlready fixed. Lines 212-216 override the model to 4. batch.sh — max_load_factor validationAlready fixed. Line 298 already includes 5. worktree-helper.sh — remote resolution and pipefailNow fully fixed in commit be2dcb0:
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- runway-helper.sh: stricter --ref tag validation (alphanumeric pattern) - accessibility-audit-helper.sh: HTTP status check on WebAIM API response - enhancor-helper.sh: handle curl failure, fix stderr routing - loop-common.sh: use jq for safe JSON construction in context guard - markdown-formatter.sh: portable hash function (shasum on macOS) - quality-cli-manager.sh: add qlty case to dispatcher, safe QLTY_ORG deref - quickfile-helper.sh: return non-zero on partial batch failure - secret-helper.sh: printf instead of echo for safe value piping - tool-version-check.sh: separate UNKNOWN_COUNT from INSTALLED_COUNT - worktree-helper.sh: for-each-ref instead of show-ref for glob patterns - deploy-agents-on-merge.sh: detect remote, clean stale files in tar fallback
Validates that the WebAIM API response is valid JSON before passing to jq, preventing HTML error pages from being silently treated as successful audit results. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback on PR #3833.
Under set -euo pipefail, bare response=$(api_request ...) aborts the script immediately when api_request returns non-zero, preventing any error recovery by the caller. Wrap all 7 call sites with if ! response=$(api_request ...); then return 1; fi pattern. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback on PR #3833.
- video.md: guard jq assignment with if-! pattern to prevent set -euo pipefail abort - autogen-helper.sh: fix Python version comparison to accept major > 3 (e.g. 4.x) - langflow-helper.sh: add nc double-check for port detection parity with localhost-helper - langflow-helper.sh: replace redundant pgrep+ps pipeline with single pgrep -af - quickfile-helper.sh: surface mkdir failures instead of masking with || true - accessibility-audit-helper.sh: add WCAG level to axe tag mapping, redirect stderr to log - add-skill-helper.sh: include description in categorization, reorder cmd_remove for safety - deploy-agents-on-merge.sh: guard mkdir/cp/chmod failures for proper error counting - enhancor-helper.sh: guard curl with if-! pattern for set -e safety - loop-common.sh: use jq -n for safe JSON state file construction - quality-cli-manager.sh: preserve multi-flag arguments as array elements - runway-helper.sh: validate --audio boolean flag at parse time - worktree-helper.sh: additional quality improvements
branch_remote() previously fell back to 'origin' when no upstream was configured, even if the branch existed on a different remote (e.g., fork). This caused false 'remote deleted' detection in cmd_clean when a branch only existed on a non-origin remote. Now resolves the actual remote from refs/remotes/*/<branch> before falling back to origin. Also changed cmd_clean's fetch to --all to prune all remotes, not just origin. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback on PR #3833.
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Addresses critical security and robustness findings from CodeRabbit/Gemini review feedback on previously merged PRs. This is batch 2 of the quality-debt sprint.
Security fixes (3)
loop-common.shloop_set_state,loop_block_task,loop_track_attempt,loop_should_block— use--argfor safe string interpolationquickfile-helper.shos.environ) instead of shell interpolation into Python stringsworktree-helper.shoriginremote in branch deletion checks — use branch's actual remote via newbranch_remote()helper to prevent data loss with multi-remote setupsBug fixes (3)
worktree-helper.shworktree_has_changesfail-safe — treatgit statusfailures as "has changes" on destructive cleanup pathsenhancor-helper.shapi_request— return non-zero on 4xx/5xx instead of silently passing error HTML to jq((var++))to pre-increment((++var))to prevent silent script termination underset -ewhen counter starts at 0Files changed (50)
Batch 2 also includes the 8 scripts from the initial batch 2 commit (accessibility, deploy-agents, email-health-check, runway, setup-modules).
Closes #3797, closes #3798, closes #3793, closes #3731, closes #3736
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