feat: Fix Calendar updateEvent bug + Gmail enhancements (v3.3.1)#33
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- Configure Beads for syncing issues with GitHub - Update AGENTS.md with mandatory git push workflow - Add .beads config and documentation Co-Authored-By: Warp <agent@warp.dev>
## Calendar Bug Fix (Issue #31) - Add normalizeEventDateTime() utility for flexible datetime input - Support both ISO strings and EventDateTime objects for start/end - Add FlexibleDateTime type to UpdateEventOptions - Add 23 unit tests for datetime normalization - Clear error messages with format examples ## Gmail Module Enhancements - Add updateDraft operation (preserves existing fields) - Add listAttachments operation (metadata only) - Add getAttachment operation (download content) - Wire new operations into tool dispatch and discovery - Now 13 Gmail operations total ## Tech Debt Cleanup - Archive legacy handlers to archive/legacy-handlers-v2/ - Move legacy tests to archive - Update jest.config.js to ignore archive/ ## Files Changed - index.ts: Add new type imports and dispatch cases - src/modules/calendar/: Add normalization, update types - src/modules/gmail/: Add compose, types, attachments.ts - src/tools/listTools.ts: Update signatures and examples - jest.config.js: Add testPathIgnorePatterns Closes #31 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Introduced rbp-config.yaml for project configuration and paths - Added command scripts for RBP execution, validation, and status reporting - Implemented quick-plan and BMAD workflows for task management - Enhanced observability with event emission for PAI Dashboard integration - Created utility scripts for parsing specs and stories into Beads Files Changed: - New: rbp-config.yaml, .claude/commands/quick-plan.md, .claude/commands/rbp/start.md, .claude/commands/rbp/status.md, .claude/commands/rbp/validate.md, scripts/rbp/*.sh Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Beads project metadata/config and many RBP (Rapid Bead Programming) orchestration scripts and docs; implements calendar datetime normalization and calendar/gmail feature additions (draft updates, attachment listing/fetching) with tests; updates tool registrations, CI/test config, and git merge handling for beads JSONL. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User as User/CLI
participant Ralph as ralph.sh (RBP loop)
participant Parser as parse-spec-to-beads.sh
participant Beads as bd (.beads / Git)
participant Claude as Claude Code (AI)
participant Emitter as emit-event.sh
participant Git as Git/Remote
User->>Ralph: start (spec file / options)
Ralph->>Parser: parse spec -> create beads
Parser->>Beads: bd create / bd sync
Ralph->>Beads: bd ready --json (get next task)
Ralph->>Claude: build prompt + task -> execute
Claude-->>Ralph: output (may include <rbp:complete/> or <rbp:error>)
Ralph->>Emitter: emit_task_* (event payload)
Ralph->>Beads: bd update / bd close (on success)
Ralph->>Git: bd sync / git push
Git-->>Ralph: push result
Ralph-->>User: final status / banner
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.beads/issues.jsonl:
- Around line 1-16: The issues JSONL contains personal email addresses in the
owner and created_by fields (PII); replace those emails with non-PII identifiers
(e.g., unique user IDs, aliases like "user-123", or a consistent "redacted"
token) across all records, update any code/tests that consume owner/created_by
to accept the new identifier format (referencing the owner and created_by fields
and id keys to locate entries), and add a small sanitization step (script or
pre-commit hook) to prevent future commits of raw emails in this JSONL.
In @.claude/commands/quick-plan.md:
- Around line 208-218: The final report code fence in quick-plan.md is missing a
language tag, causing MD040; update the code block that begins with
"Implementation Plan Created" (the template/code fence in quick-plan.md that
emits the block with "File: PLAN_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/<filename.md>" and "Key
Decisions Made:") so the opening fence is ```text (instead of ```) while leaving
the closing fence as ```; this will add the language hint and satisfy the
linter.
In @.claude/commands/rbp/start.md:
- Line 60: The markdown contains bare URLs and unlabeled output fences (e.g.,
the line "Observability Dashboard: http://localhost:5172" and similar report
references) which trigger MD034/MD040; update those occurrences by wrapping each
URL in angle brackets or converting to a markdown link (for example
<http://localhost:5172>) and change unlabeled code fences to include a language
tag like ```text so the output block is labeled; apply these edits to the
Observability Dashboard snippet and the other report URL occurrences mentioned
(the lines around "Observability Dashboard: http://localhost:5172" and the later
report references).
In @.gitattributes:
- Around line 2-3: The .gitattributes entry registers a custom merge driver
named "beads" for .beads/issues.jsonl but no driver is configured, so add a
repository-level git merge driver configuration for the "beads" driver (pointing
to the intended merge tool/command and any required attributes) or,
alternatively, add a short note to the project setup docs explaining how
contributors should configure the "beads" merge driver in their local/global git
config; ensure the instructions reference the merge driver name "beads" and the
.beads/issues.jsonl attribute so collaborators can reproduce the setup.
In `@scripts/rbp/close-with-proof.sh`:
- Around line 82-105: Replace hardcoded "bun run test" and its summary label
with the configured RBP_TEST_COMMAND and a generic label: call emit_test_run and
emit_test_result using "$RBP_TEST_COMMAND" (not the literal bun command),
execute TEST_OUTPUT=$($RBP_TEST_COMMAND 2>&1) and capture TEST_EXIT_CODE as
before, and append a generic PROOF_SUMMARY entry like "test: PASS/FAIL (exit
code X)" using PROOF_SUMMARY instead of "bun test". Also apply the same change
for the typecheck step (replace the hardcoded "bun run typecheck" with
"$RBP_TEST_COMMAND" or the appropriate RBP_TYPECHECK_COMMAND if present), and
keep existing variables/flow (emit_test_run, emit_test_result, TEST_OUTPUT,
TEST_EXIT_CODE, TESTS_PASSED) intact.
In `@scripts/rbp/parse-story-to-beads.sh`:
- Around line 110-134: The SUBTASK_COUNT increment is lost because the loop runs
in a subshell created by the pipeline; change the loop to avoid a subshell so
SUBTASK_COUNT retains its value (e.g., replace the pipeline "echo "$SUBTASKS" |
while IFS= read -r subtask; do ... done" with a here-string or
process-substitution variant that feeds "$SUBTASKS" into the while loop
directly), leaving the body intact (references: SUBTASK_COUNT, SUBTASKS,
UI_KEYWORDS, the while loop that reads "subtask"). Ensure the rest of the logic
(SUBTASK_IS_UI detection and bd create calls) remains unchanged so CREATED_COUNT
logic can rely on the preserved SUBTASK_COUNT after the loop.
In `@scripts/rbp/ralph.sh`:
- Around line 56-70: The python3 fallback invocation can fail with ImportError
when PyYAML isn't present and, under set -e, will abort the script; modify the
python3 -c call used to compute value (the block that reads CONFIG_FILE and sets
obs/get('enabled')) so that failures don't propagate—e.g., append ||
value="true" to the python3 invocation or wrap the import in a try/except that
prints "true" on error—so that RBP_OBSERVABILITY_ENABLED defaults to "true" on
any python parsing failure.
In `@scripts/rbp/save-progress-to-beads.sh`:
- Around line 33-35: The variables OPEN_COUNT and TOTAL_COUNT are assigned "?"
on command failure which breaks the later arithmetic (lines referencing the
calculation around lines 46-47); change the assignment and guarding logic so
failures yield a safe numeric fallback (e.g., 0) or validate/normalize the
values before arithmetic. Specifically, update the OPEN_COUNT and TOTAL_COUNT
assignments (and any use of CURRENT_TASK) to produce digits only (or
coerce/replace "?" with 0) and/or wrap the arithmetic in an integer-check (e.g.,
test with a regex or use parameter expansion to default non-numeric values to 0)
so the subsequent subtraction/addition cannot fail when bd commands fail.
In `@scripts/rbp/show-active-task.sh`:
- Around line 52-55: The arithmetic fails when OPEN_COUNT or TOTAL_COUNT is set
to "?" on command failure; change the assignment/usage so non-numeric fallbacks
become a safe integer (e.g., 0) before doing $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT)).
Specifically, after populating OPEN_COUNT and TOTAL_COUNT (the variables in this
diff), coerce or validate them to digits (use parameter expansion or a
numeric-check) and replace "?" with 0 so the subtraction and the echo "Progress:
$((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT))/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete" always operates on
integers.
In `@src/modules/calendar/utils.ts`:
- Around line 49-58: The object branch that accepts an EventDateTime currently
only checks presence of dateTime/date and must perform the same content
validation as the string path: trim and reject empty/whitespace-only, validate
format (ISO datetime for dateTime, YYYY-MM-DD for date) and attempt to parse to
ensure it's valid, then throw the same errors used for string inputs; implement
this by extracting the string-validation logic into a helper (e.g.,
validateEventDateOrDateTimeString) and call it for input.dateTime and/or
input.date in the object-handling branch so validateEventTimes receives only
well-formed values.
In `@src/modules/gmail/attachments.ts`:
- Around line 111-112: The single-line if in function findAttachments causes an
ESLint curly rule failure; modify findAttachments (the function handling
MessagePart[] | undefined) to use braces for the if statement (i.e., replace the
single-line "if (!parts) return;" with a brace-wrapped block) so the
early-return follows the project's curly rule and CI passes.
In `@src/modules/gmail/compose.ts`:
- Around line 181-184: The if-statement in parseExistingEmails lacks braces and
triggers the lint rule; update the parseExistingEmails function to wrap the
early return in a block (i.e., change "if (!header) return undefined;" to "if
(!header) { return undefined; }") so the function body uses braces consistently
and satisfies the linter.
- Around line 162-207: The updateDraft flow currently drops HTML formatting
because mergedOptions.isHtml is only set when options.isHtml is provided; change
this so that when options.isHtml is undefined you detect the draft payload MIME
type (use existingDraft.data.message.payload and its parts or payload.mimeType)
and set mergedOptions.isHtml = true if the original content is text/html (false
if text/plain); ensure you check both payload.body and payload.parts for
part.mimeType === 'text/html' before falling back to plain text. Also fix the
single-line conditional around assigning mergedOptions.isHtml by adding braces
so the assignment is in a proper block (reference mergedOptions, options.isHtml,
existingDraft.data.message.payload, and payload.parts).
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scripts/rbp/sequencer.sh (2)
55-73: Variables modified in pipe subshell won't persist.The
whileloop runs in a subshell due to the pipe (echo "$SUBTASKS" | while ...). Modifications toCURRENT_PHASEandSUBTASK_COUNTdon't affect the parent shell. While the visual output within the loop works correctly, this pattern can cause subtle bugs if you later need to access these counters after the loop.Use a here-string or process substitution to avoid subshell
-echo "$SUBTASKS" | while IFS= read -r subtask; do +while IFS= read -r subtask; do if [ $SUBTASK_COUNT -eq 0 ]; then echo -e "${GREEN}Phase $CURRENT_PHASE:${NC}" fi echo " - $subtask" SUBTASK_COUNT=$((SUBTASK_COUNT + 1)) if [ $SUBTASK_COUNT -ge $PHASE_SIZE ]; then echo "" CURRENT_PHASE=$((CURRENT_PHASE + 1)) SUBTASK_COUNT=0 fi -done +done <<< "$SUBTASKS"
81-81: Consider using word boundaries in grep fallback.The fallback
grep "$STORY_ID"could match partial IDs if story IDs share common prefixes. This is likely low-risk but worth noting.Use grep -F for literal matching or add word boundaries
-READY_SUBTASKS=$(bd children "$STORY_ID" --ready 2>/dev/null || bd ready 2>/dev/null | grep "$STORY_ID" || echo "") +READY_SUBTASKS=$(bd children "$STORY_ID" --ready 2>/dev/null || bd ready 2>/dev/null | grep -F "$STORY_ID" || echo "")scripts/rbp/show-active-task.sh (1)
9-12: Remove unused color constants.These color variables (
CYAN,GREEN,YELLOW,NC) are defined but never used in the script. Consider removing them or using them for the output formatting (e.g., wrapping the task display with colors).scripts/rbp/parse-spec-to-beads.sh (1)
206-209: Path construction assumes spec files are one directory deep.The expression
$(dirname "$SPEC_FILE")/../.rbpnavigates up from the spec file's directory. If spec files are nested deeper (e.g.,specs/v2/my-spec.md), the.rbpdirectory would be created atspecs/.rbpinstead of the project root.Consider using the repository root or a fixed path relative to the script location.
Proposed fix using script directory
-CONFIG_DIR="$(dirname "$SPEC_FILE")/../.rbp" +# Use project root (where the script is typically run from) +CONFIG_DIR=".rbp" mkdir -p "$CONFIG_DIR" 2>/dev/null || truescripts/rbp/ralph.sh (1)
159-173: Verifyall_tasks_completedoesn’t treat blocked tasks as complete.This uses
bd ready --jsonand treats an empty list as “all complete.” If Beads can have open-but-blocked tasks, the loop could exit early. Please confirm this matches Beads semantics; if not, consider checking for any non‑closed tasks viabd list --jsonorbd status.scripts/rbp/ralph-execute.sh (1)
239-243: Remove unusedspec_nameto reduce lint noise.
spec_nameis declared but never used. Either remove it (and the stale comment) or implement the intended “already parsed” check.♻️ Proposed cleanup
- # Check if already parsed (look for spec bead) - local spec_name=$(basename "$SPEC_FILE" .md) - - # Run the parser + # Run the parser "$SCRIPT_DIR/parse-spec-to-beads.sh" "$SPEC_FILE"
| 4. **Open browser (unless headless):** | ||
| - Check for CI/headless environment variables: `$CI`, `$GITHUB_ACTIONS`, `$GITLAB_CI`, `$JENKINS_URL`, `$CODESPACES` | ||
| - Check for SSH without display: `$SSH_CONNECTION` without `$DISPLAY` | ||
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Fix markdownlint MD034/MD040 in dashboard URL snippets.
Bare URLs are flagged, and the dashboard output block lacks a language tag. Wrap the URL in angle brackets (or a markdown link) and label the output fence (e.g., text). Apply the same URL wrapping to the later report references.
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- - If not headless: Open http://localhost:5172 in browser
+ - If not headless: Open <http://localhost:5172> in browser
- ```
- Observability Dashboard: http://localhost:5172
- ```
+ ```text
+ Observability Dashboard: http://localhost:5172
+ ```Also applies to: 63-65, 107-107, 116-116
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60-60: Bare URL used
(MD034, no-bare-urls)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/commands/rbp/start.md at line 60, The markdown contains bare URLs
and unlabeled output fences (e.g., the line "Observability Dashboard:
http://localhost:5172" and similar report references) which trigger MD034/MD040;
update those occurrences by wrapping each URL in angle brackets or converting to
a markdown link (for example <http://localhost:5172>) and change unlabeled code
fences to include a language tag like ```text so the output block is labeled;
apply these edits to the Observability Dashboard snippet and the other report
URL occurrences mentioned (the lines around "Observability Dashboard:
http://localhost:5172" and the later report references).
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This is not actual product code ignore
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@AojdevStudio, understood! I'll skip the markdown linting suggestions for this documentation file. 👍
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Add merge driver configuration or document its external setup requirement.
The .gitattributes declares a custom beads merge driver for .beads/issues.jsonl, but this driver is not configured in the repository. Without configuration in .git/config or user's global git config, merges of this file will fail or fall back to the default 3-way merge, causing potential conflicts during collaborative work. Either configure the merge driver in the repository or add documentation to the setup guides explaining how users should configure it locally.
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In @.gitattributes around lines 2 - 3, The .gitattributes entry registers a
custom merge driver named "beads" for .beads/issues.jsonl but no driver is
configured, so add a repository-level git merge driver configuration for the
"beads" driver (pointing to the intended merge tool/command and any required
attributes) or, alternatively, add a short note to the project setup docs
explaining how contributors should configure the "beads" merge driver in their
local/global git config; ensure the instructions reference the merge driver name
"beads" and the .beads/issues.jsonl attribute so collaborators can reproduce the
setup.
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@AojdevStudio, understood. I'll skip this suggestion.
🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: AojdevStudio
Repo: AojdevStudio/gdrive PR: 33
File: .beads/issues.jsonl:1-16
Timestamp: 2026-01-29T14:40:54.011Z
Learning: Files in the `.beads/` directory are project tooling and issue tracking metadata (Beads system), not product code. PII and similar concerns in `.beads/issues.jsonl` and other `.beads/` files should be ignored as they are not part of the shipped codebase.
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Honor the configured test command instead of hardcoding bun run test.
scripts/rbp/ralph-execute.sh exports RBP_TEST_COMMAND, but close-with-proof.sh ignores it and hardcodes bun run test (and its summary label). This breaks repos using npm/vitest/other test runners. Use the configured command and make the summary generic.
Note: The same issue also exists for the typecheck command (Step 1) which hardcodes bun run typecheck.
🛠️ Proposed fix for test command
# Step 2: Run unit tests
echo -e "${YELLOW}Step 2/3: Running tests...${NC}"
+# Allow override from ralph-execute.sh / rbp-config.yaml
+TEST_COMMAND="${RBP_TEST_COMMAND:-bun run test}"
+
# Emit test run event for unit tests
-emit_test_run 0 "$BEAD_ID" "bun run test" 2>/dev/null || true
+emit_test_run 0 "$BEAD_ID" "$TEST_COMMAND" 2>/dev/null || true
# Capture both output and exit code (disable set -e temporarily)
set +e
-TEST_OUTPUT=$(bun run test 2>&1)
+TEST_OUTPUT=$(bash -lc "$TEST_COMMAND" 2>&1)
TEST_EXIT_CODE=$?
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if [ $TEST_EXIT_CODE -eq 0 ]; then
echo -e "${GREEN}Tests passed${NC}\n"
- PROOF_SUMMARY+="bun test: PASS (exit code 0)\n"
+ PROOF_SUMMARY+="tests: PASS (exit code 0)\n"
else
echo -e "${RED}Tests FAILED (exit code $TEST_EXIT_CODE)${NC}"
echo "$TEST_OUTPUT"
TESTS_PASSED=false
- PROOF_SUMMARY+="bun test: FAIL (exit code $TEST_EXIT_CODE)\n"
+ PROOF_SUMMARY+="tests: FAIL (exit code $TEST_EXIT_CODE)\n"
fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@scripts/rbp/close-with-proof.sh` around lines 82 - 105, Replace hardcoded
"bun run test" and its summary label with the configured RBP_TEST_COMMAND and a
generic label: call emit_test_run and emit_test_result using "$RBP_TEST_COMMAND"
(not the literal bun command), execute TEST_OUTPUT=$($RBP_TEST_COMMAND 2>&1) and
capture TEST_EXIT_CODE as before, and append a generic PROOF_SUMMARY entry like
"test: PASS/FAIL (exit code X)" using PROOF_SUMMARY instead of "bun test". Also
apply the same change for the typecheck step (replace the hardcoded "bun run
typecheck" with "$RBP_TEST_COMMAND" or the appropriate RBP_TYPECHECK_COMMAND if
present), and keep existing variables/flow (emit_test_run, emit_test_result,
TEST_OUTPUT, TEST_EXIT_CODE, TESTS_PASSED) intact.
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This is not actual product code ignore
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@AojdevStudio, understood! I'll skip this review comment since it's infrastructure/tooling code. 👍
| OPEN_COUNT=$(bd list --open 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "?") | ||
| TOTAL_COUNT=$(bd list 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "?") | ||
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Arithmetic operation may fail when fallback value is used.
If bd list --open or bd list fails, OPEN_COUNT or TOTAL_COUNT will be set to "?". The arithmetic expression on line 55 will then produce a Bash error since "?" is not a valid integer.
Proposed fix
-OPEN_COUNT=$(bd list --open 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "?")
-TOTAL_COUNT=$(bd list 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "?")
+OPEN_COUNT=$(bd list --open 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "0")
+TOTAL_COUNT=$(bd list 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "0")
-echo "Progress: $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT))/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete"
+if [[ "$TOTAL_COUNT" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] && [[ "$OPEN_COUNT" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
+ echo "Progress: $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT))/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete"
+else
+ echo "Progress: ?/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete"
+fi📝 Committable suggestion
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| OPEN_COUNT=$(bd list --open 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "?") | |
| TOTAL_COUNT=$(bd list 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "?") | |
| echo "Progress: $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT))/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete" | |
| OPEN_COUNT=$(bd list --open 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "0") | |
| TOTAL_COUNT=$(bd list 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ' || echo "0") | |
| if [[ "$TOTAL_COUNT" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] && [[ "$OPEN_COUNT" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then | |
| echo "Progress: $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT))/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete" | |
| else | |
| echo "Progress: ?/$TOTAL_COUNT tasks complete" | |
| fi |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@scripts/rbp/show-active-task.sh` around lines 52 - 55, The arithmetic fails
when OPEN_COUNT or TOTAL_COUNT is set to "?" on command failure; change the
assignment/usage so non-numeric fallbacks become a safe integer (e.g., 0) before
doing $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT)). Specifically, after populating OPEN_COUNT
and TOTAL_COUNT (the variables in this diff), coerce or validate them to digits
(use parameter expansion or a numeric-check) and replace "?" with 0 so the
subtraction and the echo "Progress: $((TOTAL_COUNT - OPEN_COUNT))/$TOTAL_COUNT
tasks complete" always operates on integers.
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This is not actual product code ignore @claude please edit the coderabbit.yaml file to ignore these rbp scripts.
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Configuring CodeRabbit to Ignore RBP Scripts ✅
I've successfully updated the CodeRabbit configuration to exclude RBP infrastructure scripts and related project tooling from code reviews.
Todo List:
- Locate or create coderabbit.yaml configuration file
- Add exclusion patterns for scripts/rbp/* directory
- Commit and push changes
Changes Made:
Added exclusion patterns to .coderabbit.yaml for:
scripts/rbp/**/*- RBP infrastructure scripts.beads/**/*- Beads project tracking files.claude/commands/**/*- Claude command definitions
These paths will now be skipped in future CodeRabbit reviews since they are project tooling and workflow automation, not product code.
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| // If already an EventDateTime object, validate and return | ||
| if (typeof input === 'object') { | ||
| // Validate that it has at least one of the expected fields | ||
| if (!input.dateTime && !input.date) { | ||
| throw new Error( | ||
| `Invalid ${fieldName} format: EventDateTime object must have 'dateTime' or 'date' field. ` + | ||
| `Example: {dateTime: "2026-01-10T14:00:00-06:00"} or {date: "2026-01-10"}` | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| return input; |
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Validate EventDateTime object field values against the same standards as string inputs.
When an EventDateTime object is passed, the function only checks that dateTime or date fields exist (are truthy), but does not validate their content. This creates an inconsistency: string inputs are thoroughly validated (empty check, format, parseability), while objects bypass this validation and could pass invalid values like whitespace-only or unparseable strings to the API. Although validateEventTimes performs time comparisons, it does not validate date/dateTime format first. Add validation for field contents in the object branch to align with the comprehensive payload validation requirement.
🛠️ Suggested patch
if (typeof input === 'object') {
// Validate that it has at least one of the expected fields
if (!input.dateTime && !input.date) {
throw new Error(
`Invalid ${fieldName} format: EventDateTime object must have 'dateTime' or 'date' field. ` +
`Example: {dateTime: "2026-01-10T14:00:00-06:00"} or {date: "2026-01-10"}`
);
}
+ if (input.dateTime) {
+ const trimmed = input.dateTime.trim();
+ if (trimmed === '') {
+ throw new Error(
+ `Invalid ${fieldName} format: empty string provided. ` +
+ `Expected ISO 8601 datetime or date string.`
+ );
+ }
+ const parsed = new Date(trimmed);
+ if (isNaN(parsed.getTime())) {
+ throw new Error(
+ `Invalid ${fieldName} format: "${trimmed}" is not a valid datetime. ` +
+ `Expected ISO 8601 format (e.g., "2026-01-10T14:00:00-06:00") or EventDateTime object.`
+ );
+ }
+ }
+ if (input.date) {
+ const trimmed = input.date.trim();
+ const isDateOnly = /^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/.test(trimmed);
+ if (!isDateOnly) {
+ throw new Error(
+ `Invalid ${fieldName} format: "${trimmed}" is not a valid date. ` +
+ `Expected format: YYYY-MM-DD (e.g., "2026-01-10")`
+ );
+ }
+ const parsed = new Date(trimmed);
+ if (isNaN(parsed.getTime())) {
+ throw new Error(
+ `Invalid ${fieldName} format: "${trimmed}" is not a valid date. ` +
+ `Expected format: YYYY-MM-DD (e.g., "2026-01-10")`
+ );
+ }
+ }
return input;
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/modules/calendar/utils.ts` around lines 49 - 58, The object branch that
accepts an EventDateTime currently only checks presence of dateTime/date and
must perform the same content validation as the string path: trim and reject
empty/whitespace-only, validate format (ISO datetime for dateTime, YYYY-MM-DD
for date) and attempt to parse to ensure it's valid, then throw the same errors
used for string inputs; implement this by extracting the string-validation logic
into a helper (e.g., validateEventDateOrDateTimeString) and call it for
input.dateTime and/or input.date in the object-handling branch so
validateEventTimes receives only well-formed values.
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Summary
- Added braces to the early-return in
parseExistingEmailswithin Gmail compose to satisfy the eslint curly rule. src/modules/gmail/compose.tsL180-L209 - Added braces to the early-return in Gmail attachment part traversal to satisfy the eslint curly rule. src/modules/gmail/attachments.tsL110-L132
Testing
⚠️ npm run lint(failed: ESLint config import error — missing@eslint/jsin this environment)
Hand-off / Next Steps
- Git remote is not configured in this environment, so
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| const parseExistingEmails = (header: string | undefined): string[] | undefined => { | ||
| if (!header) return undefined; | ||
| const emails = header.split(',').map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean); | ||
| return emails.length > 0 ? emails : undefined; | ||
| }; | ||
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| const mergedOptions: CreateDraftOptions = { | ||
| to: options.to || parseExistingEmails(existingHeaders['to']) || [], | ||
| subject: options.subject ?? existingHeaders['subject'] ?? '', | ||
| body: options.body ?? existingBody, | ||
| }; | ||
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| const ccEmails = options.cc || parseExistingEmails(existingHeaders['cc']); | ||
| if (ccEmails && ccEmails.length > 0) { | ||
| mergedOptions.cc = ccEmails; | ||
| } | ||
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| if (bccEmails && bccEmails.length > 0) { | ||
| mergedOptions.bcc = bccEmails; | ||
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| mergedOptions.isHtml = options.isHtml; | ||
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Preserve the HTML format when updating drafts.
updateDraft loses HTML formatting when isHtml is not explicitly provided. If the existing draft contains HTML (detected via payload.mimeType), this information is discarded and the draft defaults to plain text. Detect and preserve the original format by checking the payload's MIME type when options.isHtml is undefined.
Also fix the single-line if statement at line 185 by adding braces:
const parseExistingEmails = (header: string | undefined): string[] | undefined => {
- if (!header) return undefined;
+ if (!header) {
+ return undefined;
+ }
const emails = header.split(',').map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean);🛠️ Suggested patch for isHtml preservation
const payload = existingDraft.data.message.payload;
+ const existingIsHtml =
+ payload?.mimeType === 'text/html' ||
+ payload?.parts?.some(part => part.mimeType === 'text/html');
// Extract existing body...
if (options.isHtml !== undefined) {
mergedOptions.isHtml = options.isHtml;
+ } else if (existingIsHtml) {
+ mergedOptions.isHtml = true;
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/modules/gmail/compose.ts` around lines 162 - 207, The updateDraft flow
currently drops HTML formatting because mergedOptions.isHtml is only set when
options.isHtml is provided; change this so that when options.isHtml is undefined
you detect the draft payload MIME type (use existingDraft.data.message.payload
and its parts or payload.mimeType) and set mergedOptions.isHtml = true if the
original content is text/html (false if text/plain); ensure you check both
payload.body and payload.parts for part.mimeType === 'text/html' before falling
back to plain text. Also fix the single-line conditional around assigning
mergedOptions.isHtml by adding braces so the assignment is in a proper block
(reference mergedOptions, options.isHtml, existingDraft.data.message.payload,
and payload.parts).
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Summary
- Preserved existing HTML draft formatting by detecting HTML payloads and carrying
isHtmlforward when updating drafts, and added braces to the early-return helper for lint compliance. src/modules/gmail/compose.tsL162-L213 - Added braces to the attachment traversal early return to satisfy linting rules. src/modules/gmail/attachments.tsL110-L130
Testing
⚠️ npm run lint(failed: missing@eslint/js;npm installfailed to buildisolated-vmon Node 20)⚠️ npm run type-check(failed: missing dependencies due to failednpm install)⚠️ npm test(failed:jestnot installed becausenpm installfailed)⚠️ npm run build(failed: missing dependencies due to failednpm install)
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- Add exclusion patterns for scripts/rbp/**/* directory - Add exclusion patterns for .beads/**/* project tracking - Add exclusion patterns for .claude/commands/**/* workflow tools These are project tooling and workflow automation files, not product code. Co-authored-by: Ossie Irondi <AojdevStudio@users.noreply.github.com>
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/modules/gmail/compose.ts`:
- Around line 180-186: The parseExistingEmails function currently splits address
headers on every comma which breaks quoted display names like "Doe, John"
<john@example.com>; update parseExistingEmails to use a quote-aware splitter
(e.g., split on commas that are not inside double quotes or use a simple
regex/parser) so commas inside quoted display names are preserved, then trim and
filter entries and return undefined when none remain; keep the function name
parseExistingEmails and ensure behavior still returns string[] | undefined.
| // Helper to get existing emails as array or undefined | ||
| const parseExistingEmails = (header: string | undefined): string[] | undefined => { | ||
| if (!header) { | ||
| return undefined; | ||
| } | ||
| const emails = header.split(',').map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean); | ||
| return emails.length > 0 ? emails : undefined; |
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Handle quoted display names when parsing existing address headers.
Splitting on commas breaks addresses like "Doe, John" <john@example.com>, producing invalid recipients and violating “preserve unspecified fields.” Consider a simple quote-aware splitter.
🛠️ Suggested fix
const parseExistingEmails = (header: string | undefined): string[] | undefined => {
if (!header) {
return undefined;
}
- const emails = header.split(',').map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean);
+ const emails: string[] = [];
+ let current = '';
+ let inQuotes = false;
+ for (let i = 0; i < header.length; i++) {
+ const ch = header[i];
+ if (ch === '"' && header[i - 1] !== '\\') {
+ inQuotes = !inQuotes;
+ }
+ if (ch === ',' && !inQuotes) {
+ if (current.trim()) {
+ emails.push(current.trim());
+ }
+ current = '';
+ continue;
+ }
+ current += ch;
+ }
+ if (current.trim()) {
+ emails.push(current.trim());
+ }
return emails.length > 0 ? emails : undefined;
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In `@src/modules/gmail/compose.ts` around lines 180 - 186, The parseExistingEmails
function currently splits address headers on every comma which breaks quoted
display names like "Doe, John" <john@example.com>; update parseExistingEmails to
use a quote-aware splitter (e.g., split on commas that are not inside double
quotes or use a simple regex/parser) so commas inside quoted display names are
preserved, then trim and filter entries and return undefined when none remain;
keep the function name parseExistingEmails and ensure behavior still returns
string[] | undefined.
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Calendar Module (Bug Fix)
normalizeEventDateTime()utility function to convert string/object inputsFlexibleDateTimetype for flexible datetime inputUpdateEventOptionsto accept both formatsGmail Module (Enhancements)
updateDraft- Update draft content (preserves fields not provided)listAttachments- List attachment metadata from a messagegetAttachment- Download attachment content as base64Tech Debt
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src/modules/calendar/{utils,types,update,index}.tssrc/modules/gmail/{compose,types,attachments,index}.tsindex.ts(dispatch),src/tools/listTools.tssrc/modules/calendar/__tests__/utils.test.tsjest.config.jsarchive/legacy-handlers-v2/*Closes #31
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