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feat(doctor): report direct-read health in doctor and auth status - #1238
Stacked on #1236. Retarget to develop after it merges.
Refs #1229. Ticket B of the page-free reads wave, exit criterion G6.
What
flow_wire.health(profile_dir) returns {status, build}. It is the one shared probe, and it is one wire credits read (one GET + one POST, the G5 budget) through read_credits, so every Ticket A rule applies. On top of those it honours the kill switch and the macOS default, which read_credits leaves to its caller. It never raises.
status is accepted, throttled (RateLimitError/NetworkError, which only ever come from the throttle window), or a WireFallbackReason value passed through as-is (signed_out_shell, http_401, http_400, http_error, unparseable, store_unreadable, no_chrome_version, proxy_configured, network, redirect, disabled, unexpected).
A profile Flow already refused in this process reports signed_out_shell and sends nothing. Without that, _gate would answer disabled, which reads as the kill switch.
build is the cfb2h label, kept only if it matches boq_[A-Za-z0-9._-]{1,80}. It is scraped from remote HTML.
doctor: a new check, auth.wire_read, on the default profile (resolve_profile(None), so GFLOW_CLI_PROFILE applies). Doctor has no per-profile pattern; auth.files_present only counts. The summary is status=<enum> build=<label|unknown> (...), with a stable prefix that the e2e parses. No profile name appears.
Exit-33 semantics: accepted is a pass. Every other state is info, so it never flips exit 33. Reasons:
In each of these states the browser read still answers. The wire is an accelerator, not a capability.
store_unreadable is the normal state while Chrome has the profile open.
disabled and proxy_configured are deliberate settings; env.browser_proxy is already info for the same reason.
Doctor's exit code must not depend on the network or on whether Chrome is open.
The doctor docstring keeps warn for "actionable defect".
No profile, or no default profile: status=no_profile, info, nothing sent.
MCPgflow_auth_status: every post-resolution result gains wire: {status, build}. The wire is probed beforeverify_flow_profile, because a browser probe holding the profile locks the cookie jar. It never changes the session status. The field and its statuses are in description=, the text agents read.
Docs: cli_doctor.py and services/doctor.py docstrings, plus doctor --help ("…one read-only request to flow.google.com unless disabled"); the docs/MCP.md tool entry; the mcp/resources.py agent guide; a docs/CONFIGURATION.mdGFLOW_CLI_WIRE_READS "Health" line and its website mirror; CHANGELOG. The broad doc sweep is left to Ticket C.
Six mirror axes (skills/check step 1b)
No new CLI option and no new MCP parameter.
The new MCP output field is mirrored by doctor's check, and the e2e asserts the two agree.
Fix to #1236 behaviour: the signed-out mark is lifted by a renew, and re-asked by health
In #1236's flow_wire, a profile marked signed_out_shell or http_401 stayed marked for the life of the process. A long-lived MCP server therefore kept the profile on the browser even after credits --refresh renewed it.
The behaviour after the review round:
A renew that reports renewed lifts the mark.services/credits._fetch calls flow_wire.session_recovered (it clears the mark and the cached at), and the retried read tries the wire once more.
A successful page read lifts nothing. It does not change the cookies the wire sends, so a profile the wire refuses but the browser serves costs one shell GET per process, not one per read.
The mark stores Flow's reason._gate raises the stored reason, never disabled (which names the kill switch), and a 401 stays http_401.
health() asks again. It clears the mark and re-probes with one GET; a still-signed-out shell marks it again.
Throttle windows are untouched, because they are time-based by design.
The docs/CONFIGURATION.md "Safety" sentence is corrected to match.
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All behavioural changes were watched red first: 34 failed before the fix, for the right reasons. The cookie-read hang test measured 5.02 s against a 2 s bound before the fix.
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1
A page read lifting the signed-out mark costs a GET on every read
Fixed
Only a renew that renewed lifts it. test_a_wire_refused_page_served_profile_costs_one_shell_get_per_process
2
health() answered from the in-process mark and the cached at, so build could be stale
Fixed
Re-asks with a fresh shell GET. test_health_asks_flow_again_for_a_profile_marked_signed_out, test_health_always_reads_a_fresh_shell_so_the_build_is_current. The e2e checks each probe's build label for shape instead of requiring two GETs to match.
3
_gate answered disabled for a signed-out profile; a 401 was relabelled
Fixed
_signed_out: dict[Path, WireFallbackReason]. test_health_reports_a_401_as_http_401_on_every_ask and the updated #1236 gate tests
4
gflow_auth_status still ran the browser probe against a throttled account
Fixed
Returns status: throttled with a retryable 429 error and retry_after. test_a_throttled_wire_skips_the_browser_probe_and_says_so
5
asyncio.run in doctor waited for a stuck cookie-read thread
Fixed
The cookie read runs on a daemon thread with the same 5 s budget. test_doctor_returns_within_the_budget_when_the_cookie_read_blocks (red at 5.02 s, now well under 2 s)
6
"one read-only request" understated the traffic; "every result carries wire" overstated where it appears
Fixed
Now "one GET and one POST" and "every session result" in the doctor help and docstrings, the MCP description, CHANGELOG, MCP.md and CONFIGURATION.md
7
USAGE.md doctor table was missing the check
Fixed
auth.wire_read row added (info only, never flips 33, nothing sent with GFLOW_CLI_WIRE_READS=0); now "Twelve checks"; the network use is stated; mirror regenerated
8
The store_unreadable and no_profile hints were incomplete
Fixed
store_unreadable names both causes (Chrome open, or no saved session); with no profile at all, no_profile says gflow auth login. Doctor parametrized tests
test_no_surface_of_the_health_probe_carries_a_secret: doctor finding, doctor JSON and MCP dict, against a scripted Flow carrying fake SID/3PSID/OSID/at/f.sid/Set-Cookie values
tests/services/test_doctor_wire.py (10 states + no_profile x2)
MCP field on every outcome, wire probed first
tests/mcp/test_auth_status_wire.py (every FlowSessionOutcome) + description test
CLI and MCP agree live
tests/e2e/test_wire_health_e2e.py (e2e_auth)
Red, then green
Red, before any production code: 25 failed in test_flow_wire.py -k health. Across the three new files the failures were AttributeError for flow_wire.health (in the MCP tests too, because they patch it) and for doctor._check_wire_read, plus an AssertionError from the missing auth.wire_read in CHECK_IDS. The MCP description test first failed on a wrong import in the test itself; it was fixed in the same step as the description, so its red on the missing words was not observed separately.
Green: 530 passed across tests/api/test_flow_wire.py, tests/services/test_doctor*.py, tests/cli/test_cli_doctor.py and tests/mcp/. The full suite and gates are below.
Live proof ($0, profile denon82, GFLOW_CLI_DEBUG_TRACEBACK=1)
Not verified live: the renew trigger of the recovery fix. The blocker is that test_credits_refresh_e2e.py needs GFLOW_CLI_E2E_STALE_PROFILES, a profile whose saved session is actually stale, and this machine has none; a healthy profile cannot be made stale on demand. The page-read trigger did run live: the rejected-cookie fallback scenario passed on this tree.
Review-round live run on f58a57b6 (denon82, GFLOW_CLI_DEBUG_TRACEBACK=1)
flow_wire.health() is one wire credits read under every read_credits rule,
plus the kill switch and macOS default; it returns only a status enum and
the Flow build label. gflow doctor reports it for the default profile as
auth.wire_read (info unless accepted, so exit 33 never depends on it), and
gflow_auth_status carries it as a wire field, probed before the browser.
Refs #1229
…is good again
A profile Flow answered signed out (or 401) stayed on the browser for the
life of the process, so a long-lived MCP server kept it there after a
--refresh renew or a successful page read, and the health field reported
the stale state. Either now clears the mark and the cached at; the next
read tries the wire once more. The throttle window stays time-based.
Refs #1229
The change adds direct credits-read health reporting to gflow doctor and MCP auth status. It also updates wire-read sign-out and renewal state handling, bounds cookie reads, and adds tests and documentation for these behaviors.
Changes: Direct wire health reporting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Wire state and bounded cookie reads src/gflow_cli/api/flow_wire.py, src/gflow_cli/services/credits.py, tests/api/test_flow_wire.py, tests/services/test_credits_wire_fallback.py, tests/services/test_credits.py
Wire reads retain the specific sign-out reason, and cookie-store reads run on a bounded daemon thread. Successful renewal clears signed-out state before the credit-read retry.
Health probe and status surfaces src/gflow_cli/api/flow_wire.py, src/gflow_cli/services/doctor.py, src/gflow_cli/cli_doctor.py, src/gflow_cli/mcp/tools.py, src/gflow_cli/mcp/resources.py, tests/api/test_flow_wire.py, tests/services/test_doctor_wire.py, tests/mcp/*, tests/fixtures/doctor_env.py
flow_wire.health reports direct-read status and a validated build label. Doctor adds auth.wire_read; MCP auth status returns wire health and skips browser verification when throttled, returning a retryable 429 with retry_after.
End-to-end validation and documentation tests/e2e/test_wire_health_e2e.py, CHANGELOG.md, docs/*, website/docs/*
The end-to-end test checks accepted wire results from doctor and MCP auth status. Documentation describes the probe, its statuses, and conditions that suppress requests.
sequenceDiagram
participant MCPClient
participant gflow_auth_status
participant flow_wire_health
participant BrowserProbe
MCPClient->>gflow_auth_status: Request auth status
gflow_auth_status->>flow_wire_health: Check direct-read health
flow_wire_health-->>gflow_auth_status: Return wire status and build
alt Wire status is throttled
gflow_auth_status-->>MCPClient: Return retryable 429 with retry_after
else Wire status is not throttled
gflow_auth_status->>BrowserProbe: Verify browser session
BrowserProbe-->>gflow_auth_status: Return session result
gflow_auth_status-->>MCPClient: Return session result and wire status
end
ffroliva/gflow-cli#1155: Changes the session verification that MCP auth status still uses when the wire result is not throttled.
ffroliva/gflow-cli#1208: Defines structured MCP errors and retry metadata used by the throttled auth-status response.
Suggested reviewers:ziyedbe
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 579a4
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- a page read no longer lifts a signed-out mark; only a renew that
renewed does, so a wire-refused profile costs one shell GET per process
- health() asks Flow afresh (clears the mark, bypasses the cached at) so
status and build are current; it honours the caller's Settings and
raises SecurityError for a profile outside GFLOW_CLI_HOME
- the signed-out mark stores Flow's reason; _gate raises it, never
DISABLED, and a 401 is no longer relabelled
- gflow_auth_status skips the browser probe when the wire is throttled
and returns status throttled with a retryable 429 and retry_after
- the cookie read runs on a daemon thread, so asyncio.run in doctor
cannot wait on a stuck cookie store at exit
- wording: one GET and one POST; store_unreadable and no_profile hints;
USAGE doctor table gains auth.wire_read
Refs #1229
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keeps the renew/health Safety and Health lines with #1236's any-proxy
wording. health() reports proxy_configured for a system or env proxy too,
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- Around line 120-121: Update the recovery condition in the credits flow so
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A renewal that Flow verified but labs left unanswered (labs_unverified) now
lifts the profile's signed-out wire mark too: the direct read needs only
flow.google.com's cookies, and labs answers 410 to everyone, so --refresh
could otherwise never re-enable it. Sonar: catch Exception in the cookie
thread, a parseable noqa reason, a constant for the doctor check id, and
NOSONAR on two sqlite3.Row lookups by column name.
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Major · Bound outstanding cookie-read threads. · flow_wire.py:267
src/gflow_cli/api/flow_wire.py:267 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Bound outstanding cookie-read threads.
If the cookie store never returns, _TOTAL_S stops the wait but leaves this daemon thread running. Each later health probe starts another thread. Repeated MCP auth-status requests can therefore accumulate blocked threads in a long-lived process. Limit outstanding cookie reads and fail fast while a read remains blocked. The PR objective exposes health through MCP auth status.
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Bound outstanding cookie-read threads in the flow that starts the
gflow-cookie-read thread: prevent later health probes or MCP auth-status
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…rs fixed in the generator
- Chrome open on the profile ends in ProfileLockedError on the browser read too
(CHANGELOG, USAGE); credits user exits 4/6 on 429/503, credits list records it
per profile (CHANGELOG, KNOWN_ISSUES)
- ARCHITECTURE: the cookie read and the requests have separate 5 s limits
- USER_GUIDE/README/AGENTS: the direct read is the one off by default on macOS
- KNOWN_ISSUES/ARCHITECTURE: the signed-out mark is lifted by a verified
--refresh renewal or an accepted doctor/gflow_auth_status probe (#1238)
- FLOW_WIRE_RPCS: nzlxg is read directly by api/flow_wire.py, browser fallback
- generate_website_docs: ../ links to a mirrored root page become sibling links,
and relative anchors take the MkDocs slug (hyphen runs collapsed); tests added
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Stacked on #1236. Retarget to develop after it merges.
Refs #1229. Ticket B of the page-free reads wave, exit criterion G6.
What
flow_wire.health(profile_dir)returns{status, build}. It is the one shared probe, and it is one wire credits read (one GET + one POST, the G5 budget) throughread_credits, so every Ticket A rule applies. On top of those it honours the kill switch and the macOS default, whichread_creditsleaves to its caller. It never raises.statusisaccepted,throttled(RateLimitError/NetworkError, which only ever come from the throttle window), or aWireFallbackReasonvalue passed through as-is (signed_out_shell,http_401,http_400,http_error,unparseable,store_unreadable,no_chrome_version,proxy_configured,network,redirect,disabled,unexpected).signed_out_shelland sends nothing. Without that,_gatewould answerdisabled, which reads as the kill switch.buildis thecfb2hlabel, kept only if it matchesboq_[A-Za-z0-9._-]{1,80}. It is scraped from remote HTML.auth.wire_read, on the default profile (resolve_profile(None), soGFLOW_CLI_PROFILEapplies). Doctor has no per-profile pattern;auth.files_presentonly counts. The summary isstatus=<enum> build=<label|unknown> (...), with a stable prefix that the e2e parses. No profile name appears.acceptedis a pass. Every other state is info, so it never flips exit 33. Reasons:store_unreadableis the normal state while Chrome has the profile open.disabledandproxy_configuredare deliberate settings;env.browser_proxyis already info for the same reason.status=no_profile, info, nothing sent.gflow_auth_status: every post-resolution result gainswire: {status, build}. The wire is probed beforeverify_flow_profile, because a browser probe holding the profile locks the cookie jar. It never changes the sessionstatus. The field and its statuses are indescription=, the text agents read.cli_doctor.pyandservices/doctor.pydocstrings, plusdoctor --help("…one read-only request to flow.google.com unless disabled"); thedocs/MCP.mdtool entry; themcp/resources.pyagent guide; adocs/CONFIGURATION.mdGFLOW_CLI_WIRE_READS"Health" line and its website mirror; CHANGELOG. The broad doc sweep is left to Ticket C.Six mirror axes (skills/check step 1b)
test_cli_parity.py(feat:gflow doctor— read-only diagnostic with opt-in, safe remediation #542). G6 as amended puts the MCP half ongflow_auth_status.Fix to #1236 behaviour: the signed-out mark is lifted by a renew, and re-asked by health
In #1236's
flow_wire, a profile markedsigned_out_shellorhttp_401stayed marked for the life of the process. A long-lived MCP server therefore kept the profile on the browser even aftercredits --refreshrenewed it.The behaviour after the review round:
renewedlifts the mark.services/credits._fetchcallsflow_wire.session_recovered(it clears the mark and the cachedat), and the retried read tries the wire once more._gateraises the stored reason, neverdisabled(which names the kill switch), and a 401 stayshttp_401.health()asks again. It clears the mark and re-probes with one GET; a still-signed-out shell marks it again.Tests:
test_a_wire_refused_page_served_profile_costs_one_shell_get_per_processtest_a_failed_page_read_keeps_the_signed_out_marktest_a_renewed_profile_has_its_signed_out_mark_lifted_before_the_retrytest_a_page_read_never_lifts_a_throttle_windowtest_signed_out_shell_falls_back_and_disables_the_wireandtest_http_401_falls_back_without_retry_and_disables_the_wire(now assert the stored reason)test_health_asks_flow_again_for_a_profile_marked_signed_outtest_health_reports_a_401_as_http_401_on_every_askThe
docs/CONFIGURATION.md"Safety" sentence is corrected to match.Review round (two fresh xhigh reviews, reconciled by the coordinator)
All behavioural changes were watched red first: 34 failed before the fix, for the right reasons. The cookie-read hang test measured 5.02 s against a 2 s bound before the fix.
test_a_wire_refused_page_served_profile_costs_one_shell_get_per_processhealth()answered from the in-process mark and the cachedat, sobuildcould be staletest_health_asks_flow_again_for_a_profile_marked_signed_out,test_health_always_reads_a_fresh_shell_so_the_build_is_current. The e2e checks each probe's build label for shape instead of requiring two GETs to match._gateanswereddisabledfor a signed-out profile; a 401 was relabelled_signed_out: dict[Path, WireFallbackReason].test_health_reports_a_401_as_http_401_on_every_askand the updated #1236 gate testsgflow_auth_statusstill ran the browser probe against a throttled accountstatus: throttledwith a retryable 429errorandretry_after.test_a_throttled_wire_skips_the_browser_probe_and_says_soasyncio.runin doctor waited for a stuck cookie-read threadtest_doctor_returns_within_the_budget_when_the_cookie_read_blocks(red at 5.02 s, now well under 2 s)wire" overstated where it appearsauth.wire_readrow added (info only, never flips 33, nothing sent withGFLOW_CLI_WIRE_READS=0); now "Twelve checks"; the network use is stated; mirror regeneratedstore_unreadableandno_profilehints were incompletestore_unreadablenames both causes (Chrome open, or no saved session); with no profile at all,no_profilesaysgflow auth login. Doctor parametrized testssettingsargument was ignoredhealth(profile_dir, settings).test_health_honours_the_settings_it_is_given,test_the_check_hands_its_own_settings_to_the_probeGFLOW_CLI_HOMEwas reported asunexpectedSecurityError, as the credits path does.test_health_raises_the_security_refusal_for_a_profile_outside_homesettings.profile_subdir("x"), so probing any other dir fails the testasyncio.runinside a doctor check is unsafe for async callersrun_allexistsdescription=from the enumSCENARIO row 25 coverage
test_health_of_an_accepted_session_is_one_read_and_names_the_build,test_an_accepted_session_passes_and_names_the_buildtest_health_reports_a_signed_out_shell_and_asks_only_oncetest_health_reports_an_unreadable_jartest_health_sends_nothing_when_the_wire_must_not_run[...](3 cases)test_health_reports_throttling_and_then_sends_nothingtest_health_passes_every_fallback_reason_through[12 reasons]test_no_surface_of_the_health_probe_carries_a_secret: doctor finding, doctor JSON and MCP dict, against a scripted Flow carrying fake SID/3PSID/OSID/at/f.sid/Set-Cookie valuestest_health_drops_a_build_label_that_is_not_one[4]tests/services/test_doctor_wire.py(10 states + no_profile x2)tests/mcp/test_auth_status_wire.py(everyFlowSessionOutcome) + description testtests/e2e/test_wire_health_e2e.py(e2e_auth)Red, then green
Red, before any production code: 25 failed in
test_flow_wire.py -k health. Across the three new files the failures wereAttributeErrorforflow_wire.health(in the MCP tests too, because they patch it) and fordoctor._check_wire_read, plus anAssertionErrorfrom the missingauth.wire_readinCHECK_IDS. The MCP description test first failed on a wrong import in the test itself; it was fixed in the same step as the description, so its red on the missing words was not observed separately.Green: 530 passed across
tests/api/test_flow_wire.py,tests/services/test_doctor*.py,tests/cli/test_cli_doctor.pyandtests/mcp/. The full suite and gates are below.Live proof ($0, profile
denon82, GFLOW_CLI_DEBUG_TRACEBACK=1)A grep of the captured stdout and stderr for
SNlM0e,f.sid=,at=AandSID=found 0 matches.Re-run on HEAD
b1e745d9, after the signed-out recovery fixNot verified live: the renew trigger of the recovery fix. The blocker is that
test_credits_refresh_e2e.pyneedsGFLOW_CLI_E2E_STALE_PROFILES, a profile whose saved session is actually stale, and this machine has none; a healthy profile cannot be made stale on demand. The page-read trigger did run live: the rejected-cookie fallback scenario passed on this tree.Review-round live run on
f58a57b6(denon82, GFLOW_CLI_DEBUG_TRACEBACK=1)Gates
The ten gates were run on
f58a57b6:--check, council memory, plugin skills--check,ruff check,ruff format --checkandpyright src(0 errors).pytest -q --cov=gflow_cli -n 8 --dist worksteal: 6232 passed, 12 skipped, 0 failed, coverage 93%.The two xhigh reviews ran (table above). Sonar is left to the CI run on this PR.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
gflow doctornow checks direct credit-read health. Results are informational and do not affect the command’s exit status.gflow_auth_statusnow reports direct credit-read health alongside session status, including the Flow build label when available.Documentation