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fix(probe,cli): Claude reads and replies without prompts; --uninstall leaves ~/.claude and OpenCode as found - #2021
What the e2e of agent-relay@15.0.0-next.5 (core 15.0.1) found for Claude Code after relay init
In Claude's default ("manual") permission mode, Claude asked to approve the pointer's agent-relay-probe relay read --socket '<…Application Support…/relay.sock>' <ref>, then again for its curl --unix-socket … /send … --data-binary 'pong' reply.
--uninstall left the isolated ~/.claude/settings.json (which init created) as {}, and its .relay-desktop-backup.
--uninstall left ~/.config/opencode/plugins/agent-relay.js.off.
Root causes
Nothing allowed those commands in Claude, and Claude's reply hints were curl (only Codex/OpenCode/Grok on macOS got the probe client), so even a probe rule could not have covered the reply.
The core's hook removal always wrote the file back ({} included) and never restored its backup. Uninstall turns direct delivery off first (the core writes hold), and init removes the key afterwards, so only init knows the file was its own.
.off is deliberate: the core's record that the plugin was turned off, so the desktop's on-by-default does not reinstall it. Nobody removed it when the install was init's own.
Changes
Core (crates/probe)
claude/session_hook/permissions.rs: with the SessionStart hook, the core adds permissions.allow rules to each login's settings.json it puts the hook in. They cover exactly the commands a relayed message hands the session (<req> = <probe> relay socket-request --socket <socket>):
Bash(<probe> relay read --socket <socket> *)
Bash(<req> --method POST --path '/send?*) (DM and channel-thread replies)
Bash(<req> --method POST --path '/connect/send?*)
Bash(<req> --method POST --path '/attachments/fetch?file_id=*)
Bash(<req> --method GET --path /agents)
The probe, socket and path are quoted exactly as the hints quote them (shell_quote). Every other session route still prompts: /register, PATCH /settings, /integrations/subscribe and the rest. relay socket-request refuses a second --socket, --method or --path, so text after a * cannot change them. The rules Agent Relay added are recorded in <app data>/claude-permission-rules.json, so turning the hook off removes only those. A rule the person already had, even an identical one, is theirs and stays. A moved probe or socket replaces only Agent Relay's rules. No rule is written for a path containing * or a parenthesis.
outbound.rs, outbound/channels.rs, connect.rs: Claude sessions (claude-terminal, claude-cloud) get the probe's one-command relay socket-request … --body '…' on every platform for reply, [agents: …], attachment fetch, channel and Connect commands. They fall back to curl only when the probe's path is unknown. Other kinds are unchanged.
local/plugins.rs: the hook gets this probe and this core's relay-send socket (the same path pointers and hints name).
CLI (packages/cli)
lib/init-leftovers.ts (new): before the core edits anything, init records each Claude login's settings.json (whether the file, its backup and its folder existed) and the OpenCode plugin's place (whether agent-relay.js, its .off marker and plugins/ existed). The record lives in core-settings.json as claudeFiles / openCode.
commands/init.ts: tidies those files once nothing init turned on edits them any more. This runs after --uninstall, after a rollback, and after an unsaved record.
Claude: a file init created goes once it is {}, together with the core's copy of it and an empty folder init created. A file that existed comes back byte for byte when its content is unchanged. A file the person changed since, a linked file, and a backup that predates init are all left alone.
OpenCode: the core-written .off marker (and an empty plugins/ init created) goes only when there was neither a plugin nor a marker before init. Desktop behaviour is unchanged: a desktop core turning the plugin off still leaves the marker.
lib/probe-core.ts: PROBE_VERSION 15.0.1 → 15.0.2, so relay init installs the core with these fixes. probe-v15.0.2 is released from main right after this merges, and main is not published until then. Tests use the constant, so no test literal changes. This is release-only, so it is not in the changelog.
Docs: docs/probe-move.md ("Claude's permission prompts", "--uninstall and the tools' own folders", the table and known gaps) and crates/probe/docs/relay-core.md. The changelog entries are under [Unreleased - Major].
Safety text is unchanged. The "This came from another Claude session…" preamble is Claude Code's own, and the [via Agent Relay …] header is untouched.
Claude Code's rule matching, verified against ~/.local/bin/claude 2.1.314
The docs say Claude matches "everything before the first * as written", after splitting compound commands. To check that empirically, I set up an isolated HOME with the rules (a fake probe and a socket path containing Application Support). The first table was run with a single broad socket-request rule; the second with the final pinned rules. Then claude -p --permission-mode default was told to run each command verbatim, and I read permission_denials plus a log written by the fake probe:
Command
Result
<probe> relay read --socket '<sock with space>' 0123456789ab
body 'hi; there && $(touch …) it'\''s fine' (single-quoted)
ran; nothing touched
multi-line single-quoted body
ran
socket double-quoted "…Application Support…"
asked (denied)
socket backslash-escaped Application\ Support
asked
another socket /tmp/arc6m/other.sock
asked
<allowed read> && touch /tmp/arc6m/pwned
asked; not run
body "$(touch …)" (double-quoted substitution)
asked; not run
With the final pinned rules:
Command (<req> --method … --path …)
Result
POST '/send?address=alice@direct&reply_to=abc' --body 'pong'
ran, no prompt
POST '/send?channel=c&thread_id=1' --body 'ok'
ran, no prompt
POST '/connect/send?to=host' --body 'hi'
ran, no prompt
POST '/attachments/fetch?file_id=f1'
ran, no prompt
GET /agents
ran, no prompt
PATCH /settings --body '{"x":1}'
asked
POST /register --body '{"name":"x"}'
asked
POST /integrations/subscribe --body '{}'
asked
So the quoted path matches reliably as long as the command uses the hints' own single-quoted spelling. A model that respells it gets a prompt, which is the safe fallback. I did not add a symlink or space-free socket alias: it is not needed, and it would be one more path for the rules to name and keep alive.
Tests
Rust, crates/probe: new session_hook/permissions.rs unit tests and session_hook/permission_tests.rs:
fresh install then off leaves ~/.claude byte-identical, with no record left behind;
the person's own settings, formatting, deny: [] and an identical rule come back byte for byte;
a file changed since keeps the person's change and their copy;
a moved probe or socket replaces our rules;
a bad permissions shape is refused unchanged;
the rules equal the pointer reader's and reply hint's prefixes.
Also new: outbound::claude_is_handed_the_probe_reply_its_permission_rules_allow. The existing curl-form tests now use a curl kind. Existing hook tests are updated for created-file removal and byte-for-byte restore.
cargo test --locked and cargo test --locked --no-default-features --features production-binaries: see CI (both run locally).
CLI: init-leftovers.test.ts (new), probe-core.test.ts (record parsing), and in init.test.ts a fresh install then --uninstall leaves ~/.claude and OpenCode's folder as found; pre-existing settings and markers are kept. Root npm run typecheck, and eslint and prettier on the changed files, are clean.
Review fixes in b132065: method- and path-pinned rules; a login's backup is removed only once every login is written, so a failed multi-login removal keeps it for the retry (a_failed_removal_keeps_each_logins_copy_for_the_retry); a tool rolled back in the same init run is tidied too; the CodeQL test-helper race is fixed.
E2E (Claude only), locally built probe + CLI (run on the first commit, re-run with the pinned rules)
Isolated HOME/AGENT_RELAY_HOME/AGENT_RELAY_INSTALL_DIR/XDG under /tmp/arc6, AGENT_RELAY_CORE_SOCKET=$HOME/.agentworkforce/desktop/core.sock, AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_PATH set to the local build, project ~/arc6-project, Claude Code 2.1.314 in tmux on a private server, --permission-mode manual.
relay init --yes --tools claude wrote the hook and these rules: Bash(/tmp/arc6/relay/bin/agent-relay-probe relay read --socket '/tmp/arc6/home/Library/Application Support/com.agentrelay.desktop/run/relay.sock' *) (and the socket-request one).
relay message dm send claude-arc6-project-arc6-project-2 "ping from alice: please reply with the single word pong" --as alice arrived as a pointer, and Claude ran both commands with no approval prompt ("Ran 2 shell commands"):
/tmp/arc6/relay/bin/agent-relay-probe relay socket-request --socket '…/relay.sock' --method POST --path '/send?address=alice@direct&reply_to=241807179388686336' --body 'pong', which returned {"ok":true,…}
relay message inbox check --as alice: an unread DM from claude-arc6-project-arc6-project-2, "text": "pong".
relay init --uninstall: ~/.claude/settings.json and its .relay-desktop-backup are gone. Only Claude Code's own runtime files remain (history, projects, sessions…), the claude-permission-rules.json record is gone, and so is core-settings.json.
Every process, tmux server and directory created for the run was cleaned up.
… leaves ~/.claude and OpenCode as found
- The Claude SessionStart hook now adds two permissions.allow rules to the
login's settings.json: Bash(<probe> relay read --socket <session socket> *)
and Bash(<probe> relay socket-request --socket <session socket> *), quoted
exactly as the hints quote them. The rules Agent Relay added are recorded
in the core's data (claude-permission-rules.json) and only those are taken
out when the hook is turned off; a moved probe or socket replaces them.
- Claude sessions are handed the probe's one-command socket-request --body
reply (and agents/attachment/channel/Connect commands) on every platform,
curl only when the probe's path is unknown.
- Turning the hook off restores the person's .relay-desktop-backup byte for
byte when nothing else changed, and removes a settings.json it created once
empty; the backup is no longer taken of a file that already holds the hook.
- relay init records the Claude settings files and the OpenCode plugin's
place before the core edits them, and --uninstall tidies them back: a
settings.json init created goes once empty, the person's own comes back
byte for byte, and the plugin's .off marker goes only when init installed
the plugin where there was neither a plugin nor a marker.
- relay init installs Agent Relay core 15.0.2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
Claude session hooks now add and remove tracked permission rules for relay socket commands. Claude reply and fetch hints prefer probe-generated commands. The relay init lifecycle records Claude and OpenCode file state and uses it to restore or remove eligible files when delivery settings are disabled or rolled back.
Changes: Claude session permissions and command routing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Claude session permissions crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook/*, crates/probe/docs/relay-core.md, docs/probe-move.md
Claude session-hook settings add and remove permission rules for relay commands and track which rules Agent Relay added. When settings are removed, the implementation restores matching backups byte for byte or removes eligible empty files.
Claude probe-command routing crates/probe/src/relay/local/plugins.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/outbound.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/outbound/channels.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/connect.rs
Claude Terminal and Claude Cloud prefer probe-generated reply, fetch, and channel commands. If probe-command construction fails and probing is not required, the code falls back to curl.
Init state and file cleanup
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Init cleanup state and file handling packages/cli/src/cli/lib/probe-core.ts, packages/cli/src/cli/lib/probe-core.test.ts, packages/cli/src/cli/lib/init-leftovers.ts, packages/cli/src/cli/lib/init-leftovers.test.ts
The delivery record can store Claude settings-file and OpenCode plugin state. Cleanup helpers use captured state to restore or remove eligible files and markers while retaining modified files, symlinks, and pre-existing artifacts.
Init and uninstall lifecycle packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.ts, packages/cli/src/cli/commands/init.test.ts, CHANGELOG.md, docs/probe-move.md
Init captures and persists tool-file state. Cleanup runs after the related settings are disabled successfully. Rollback receives captured state, and tests cover cleanup and preservation cases.
sequenceDiagram
participant RelayInit
participant ProbeCore
participant DeliveryRecord
participant ToolFiles
RelayInit->>ToolFiles: Capture Claude and OpenCode state
RelayInit->>ProbeCore: Enable delivery settings
ProbeCore->>ToolFiles: Write hook, permissions, or plugin state
RelayInit->>DeliveryRecord: Persist captured state
RelayInit->>ProbeCore: Disable delivery settings
ProbeCore->>ToolFiles: Remove hook and owned permission rules
RelayInit->>ToolFiles: Restore or remove eligible files
RelayInit->>DeliveryRecord: Update cleanup state
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Possibly related PRs
AgentWorkforce/relay#2019: Adds provider-specific Codex rules and file restoration, a related provider implementation.
AgentWorkforce/relay#2018: Modifies the OpenCode plugin managed by relay init; this PR adds cleanup for its init-managed artifacts.
AgentWorkforce/relay#2016: Establishes the core-backed init lifecycle and delivery records extended by this change.
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The PR lets Claude read and reply through the probe without approval prompts and makes uninstall leave Claude and OpenCode files as found.
Claude sessions read and reply with the probe’s allowed commands.
Turning off the Claude hook restores its settings file.
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Review comments at @crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook/permissions.rs:
- Around line 63-66: Update the relay permission rules generated by the command
list so socket-request permissions match only the intended method and path forms
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Review on #2021:
- The socket-request rule allowed every session route, so a relayed
message could get /register, PATCH /settings or /integrations/subscribe
run with no prompt. The rules now pin method and path: POST '/send?…'
(DM and channel-thread replies), POST '/connect/send?…', POST
'/attachments/fetch?file_id=…' and GET /agents. relay socket-request
refuses a second --socket/--method/--path, so nothing after the * can
change them. Re-verified with Claude Code 2.1.314.
- Turning the hook off deleted a login's .relay-desktop-backup before later
logins were written; a failure rolled that login back without its copy.
Copies now go only once every login is written.
- relay init now tidies the files of a tool rolled back in the same run.
- CodeQL: the leftovers test helper copies with COPYFILE_EXCL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What the e2e of
agent-relay@15.0.0-next.5(core 15.0.1) found for Claude Code afterrelay initagent-relay-probe relay read --socket '<…Application Support…/relay.sock>' <ref>, then again for itscurl --unix-socket … /send … --data-binary 'pong'reply.--uninstallleft the isolated~/.claude/settings.json(which init created) as{}, and its.relay-desktop-backup.--uninstallleft~/.config/opencode/plugins/agent-relay.js.off.Root causes
{}included) and never restored its backup. Uninstall turns direct delivery off first (the core writeshold), and init removes the key afterwards, so only init knows the file was its own..offis deliberate: the core's record that the plugin was turned off, so the desktop's on-by-default does not reinstall it. Nobody removed it when the install was init's own.Changes
Core (
crates/probe)claude/session_hook/permissions.rs: with the SessionStart hook, the core addspermissions.allowrules to each login'ssettings.jsonit puts the hook in. They cover exactly the commands a relayed message hands the session (<req>=<probe> relay socket-request --socket <socket>):Bash(<probe> relay read --socket <socket> *)Bash(<req> --method POST --path '/send?*)(DM and channel-thread replies)Bash(<req> --method POST --path '/connect/send?*)Bash(<req> --method POST --path '/attachments/fetch?file_id=*)Bash(<req> --method GET --path /agents)The probe, socket and path are quoted exactly as the hints quote them (
shell_quote). Every other session route still prompts:/register,PATCH /settings,/integrations/subscribeand the rest.relay socket-requestrefuses a second--socket,--methodor--path, so text after a*cannot change them. The rules Agent Relay added are recorded in<app data>/claude-permission-rules.json, so turning the hook off removes only those. A rule the person already had, even an identical one, is theirs and stays. A moved probe or socket replaces only Agent Relay's rules. No rule is written for a path containing*or a parenthesis.session_hook.rs: once the hook and rules are out, the person's.relay-desktop-backupis restored byte for byte if nothing else changed. A file the hook created is removed once it is{}, but never through a symlink. The backup is no longer taken of a file that already holds the hook (Codex precedent from fix(probe): Codex replies over the local route inside its sandbox; init --uninstall restores ~/.codex #2019).outbound.rs,outbound/channels.rs,connect.rs: Claude sessions (claude-terminal,claude-cloud) get the probe's one-commandrelay socket-request … --body '…'on every platform for reply,[agents: …], attachment fetch, channel and Connect commands. They fall back to curl only when the probe's path is unknown. Other kinds are unchanged.local/plugins.rs: the hook gets this probe and this core's relay-send socket (the same path pointers and hints name).CLI (
packages/cli)lib/init-leftovers.ts(new): before the core edits anything, init records each Claude login'ssettings.json(whether the file, its backup and its folder existed) and the OpenCode plugin's place (whetheragent-relay.js, its.offmarker andplugins/existed). The record lives incore-settings.jsonasclaudeFiles/openCode.commands/init.ts: tidies those files once nothing init turned on edits them any more. This runs after--uninstall, after a rollback, and after an unsaved record.{}, together with the core's copy of it and an empty folder init created. A file that existed comes back byte for byte when its content is unchanged. A file the person changed since, a linked file, and a backup that predates init are all left alone..offmarker (and an emptyplugins/init created) goes only when there was neither a plugin nor a marker before init. Desktop behaviour is unchanged: a desktop core turning the plugin off still leaves the marker.lib/probe-core.ts:PROBE_VERSION15.0.1 → 15.0.2, sorelay initinstalls the core with these fixes. probe-v15.0.2 is released from main right after this merges, and main is not published until then. Tests use the constant, so no test literal changes. This is release-only, so it is not in the changelog.Docs:
docs/probe-move.md("Claude's permission prompts", "--uninstalland the tools' own folders", the table and known gaps) andcrates/probe/docs/relay-core.md. The changelog entries are under[Unreleased - Major].Safety text is unchanged. The "This came from another Claude session…" preamble is Claude Code's own, and the
[via Agent Relay …]header is untouched.Claude Code's rule matching, verified against
~/.local/bin/claude2.1.314The docs say Claude matches "everything before the first
*as written", after splitting compound commands. To check that empirically, I set up an isolated HOME with the rules (a fake probe and a socket path containingApplication Support). The first table was run with a single broadsocket-requestrule; the second with the final pinned rules. Thenclaude -p --permission-mode defaultwas told to run each command verbatim, and I readpermission_denialsplus a log written by the fake probe:<probe> relay read --socket '<sock with space>' 0123456789ab<probe> relay socket-request --socket '<sock>' --method POST --path '/send?address=alice@direct&reply_to=abc' --body 'pong''hi; there && $(touch …) it'\''s fine'(single-quoted)"…Application Support…"Application\ Support/tmp/arc6m/other.sock<allowed read> && touch /tmp/arc6m/pwned"$(touch …)"(double-quoted substitution)With the final pinned rules:
<req> --method … --path …)POST '/send?address=alice@direct&reply_to=abc' --body 'pong'POST '/send?channel=c&thread_id=1' --body 'ok'POST '/connect/send?to=host' --body 'hi'POST '/attachments/fetch?file_id=f1'GET /agentsPATCH /settings --body '{"x":1}'POST /register --body '{"name":"x"}'POST /integrations/subscribe --body '{}'So the quoted path matches reliably as long as the command uses the hints' own single-quoted spelling. A model that respells it gets a prompt, which is the safe fallback. I did not add a symlink or space-free socket alias: it is not needed, and it would be one more path for the rules to name and keep alive.
Tests
crates/probe: newsession_hook/permissions.rsunit tests andsession_hook/permission_tests.rs:~/.claudebyte-identical, with no record left behind;deny: []and an identical rule come back byte for byte;permissionsshape is refused unchanged;outbound::claude_is_handed_the_probe_reply_its_permission_rules_allow. The existing curl-form tests now use a curl kind. Existing hook tests are updated for created-file removal and byte-for-byte restore.cargo test --lockedandcargo test --locked --no-default-features --features production-binaries: see CI (both run locally).init-leftovers.test.ts(new),probe-core.test.ts(record parsing), and ininit.test.tsa fresh install then--uninstallleaves~/.claudeand OpenCode's folder as found; pre-existing settings and markers are kept. Rootnpm run typecheck, and eslint and prettier on the changed files, are clean.Review fixes in b132065: method- and path-pinned rules; a login's backup is removed only once every login is written, so a failed multi-login removal keeps it for the retry (
a_failed_removal_keeps_each_logins_copy_for_the_retry); a tool rolled back in the same init run is tidied too; the CodeQL test-helper race is fixed.E2E (Claude only), locally built probe + CLI (run on the first commit, re-run with the pinned rules)
Isolated
HOME/AGENT_RELAY_HOME/AGENT_RELAY_INSTALL_DIR/XDG under/tmp/arc6,AGENT_RELAY_CORE_SOCKET=$HOME/.agentworkforce/desktop/core.sock,AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_PATHset to the local build, project~/arc6-project, Claude Code 2.1.314 in tmux on a private server,--permission-mode manual.relay init --yes --tools claudewrote the hook and these rules:Bash(/tmp/arc6/relay/bin/agent-relay-probe relay read --socket '/tmp/arc6/home/Library/Application Support/com.agentrelay.desktop/run/relay.sock' *)(and thesocket-requestone).relay message dm send claude-arc6-project-arc6-project-2 "ping from alice: please reply with the single word pong" --as alicearrived as a pointer, and Claude ran both commands with no approval prompt ("Ran 2 shell commands"):/tmp/arc6/relay/bin/agent-relay-probe relay read --socket '/tmp/arc6/home/Library/Application Support/com.agentrelay.desktop/run/relay.sock' bebc2b532424/tmp/arc6/relay/bin/agent-relay-probe relay socket-request --socket '…/relay.sock' --method POST --path '/send?address=alice@direct&reply_to=241807179388686336' --body 'pong', which returned{"ok":true,…}relay message inbox check --as alice: an unread DM fromclaude-arc6-project-arc6-project-2,"text": "pong".relay init --uninstall:~/.claude/settings.jsonand its.relay-desktop-backupare gone. Only Claude Code's own runtime files remain (history, projects, sessions…), theclaude-permission-rules.jsonrecord is gone, and so iscore-settings.json.🤖 Generated with Claude Code