Phone pairing: dial the computer's real Wi-Fi address, try every route, keep spaces in names - #2262
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…e, keep spaces in names Oct 3: an Android phone scanning a Windows PC's "Pair on this Wi-Fi" QR was handed http://172.19.96.1:8810 (WSL2's virtual switch), tried only that address, and showed the computer as "Miguel's+computer". - Desktop and headless sidecar: lanAddresses ranks interfaces by one cross-platform rule (physical first, unrecognized next, virtual/VPN/ container last) instead of the macOS-only en\d+ rule. Windows vEthernet (WSL, Default Switch), VirtualBox, VMware, Tailscale, and Linux docker0, br-*, virbr, veth now trail the Wi-Fi/Ethernet address. - Android and iOS: a desktop QR that leads with a local address consents to every local address it carries for the one-time pairing walk; the consent is pinned to the address that answered before the device token is stored. Typed and discovered addresses, and protected (HTTPS, Tailscale) QRs, keep their single-route rule. The confirmation says "and N more of this computer's addresses". - The route failure names one next step: a cause a route reported (local-network permission, Tailscale/Private DNS, from #2250) when there is one; otherwise same Wi-Fi or Remote access sign-in, Tailscale on the phone, or wake the computer. Tried routes go on their own line. - One link builder, shared/pairing-link.ts phonePairingLink, for the desktop QR, the server's /api/auth/pairing invite and `openmausbot pair`. It writes spaces as %20; both phones now read "+" as a space for desktops still on the URLSearchParams builder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPairing links now use shared generation and validation code. Android and iOS can probe multiple consented local addresses from eligible QR invites, then persist consent based on the route that redeemed the credential. Companion interface ordering and mobile pairing notices also change. ChangesMulti-address pairing
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PairingInvite
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PairingInvite->>Connection: establish consent for invite routes
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PairingClient->>Endpoint: probe consented routes
Endpoint-->>PairingClient: identify healthy OpenMausBot route
PairingClient->>Session: redeem pairing through winning route
Session->>Connection: pin persisted consent to winning route
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- Line 1806: Update the pt-BR localization entry containing “e mais %lld
endereço(s) deste computador” to use count-aware singular and plural variants,
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Review follow-ups on #2262 (CodeRabbit): - phonePairingLink refuses an http(s) address with a path, query or fragment and writes the origin, as qrEndpoints already does for routes. Both phones refuse such an address (Android Endpoint.kt normalizedUrl), so the builder no longer prints a QR the scanner would reject. - iOS pt-BR "and N more of this computer's addresses" uses one/other plural variants instead of "endereço(s)". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Reject the empty-label Tailscale hostname before encoding. · pairing-link.ts:68-86
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject the empty-label Tailscale hostname before encoding.
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Self.DNSNameis.ts.net, the production Tailscale flow stores it and emitshttp://.ts.netas atailnetendpoint. The explicit Tailscale pairing action then passes it throughcompanionPairingRouteandphonePairingLink, becauseqrEndpointschecks onlyhostname.endsWith(".ts.net"). Android and iOS reject this endpoint while decoding the invite, so pairing fails.Reject the bare
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A tailnet endpoint whose host is the bare ".ts.net" passed qrEndpoints' endsWith check. Both phones refuse it (validTailnetHost wants a name before the suffix), and refusing one endpoint makes them refuse the whole QR, LAN routes included. The shared validator now applies the phones' rule. Review follow-up on #2262 (CodeRabbit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Generalizes ce09bc2. java.net.URI on Android reads no host from "a..ts.net" or "mac..local", so the phone refuses that endpoint and with it the whole QR. One rule now covers every route kind, and the bare ".ts.net" case falls out of it. Review follow-up on #2262 (CodeRabbit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Reject DNS labels with edge hyphens before serialization. · pairing-link.ts:72-78
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OMB_COMPANION_HOSTED_URLaccepts an HTTPS origin such ashttps://-bad.local. The typed endpoint filter then serializes it. Android usesjava.net.URI, which rejects a hostname label that starts or ends with-. Android therefore rejects the typed endpoint while decoding the invite and rejects the entire invite.Suggested fix
// No empty DNS label (".ts.net", "mac..local"): the phones refuse // one, and one endpoint they refuse makes them refuse the whole QR. hostname.split(".").includes("") || + hostname.split(".").some((label) => label.startsWith("-") || label.endsWith("-")) || (endpoint.kind === "tailnet" && !hostname.endsWith(".ts.net")) ||🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…ne invite - Windows Firewall drops a phone's connection on a network Windows calls Public (a newly joined Wi-Fi on Windows 11). The sidecar now asks Get-NetConnectionProfile, only while a pairing window is open and never blocking a state read (companion/src/windows-network.ts), and reports `publicNetwork` when the adapter the Wi-Fi QR leads with is on one. The Wi-Fi pairing panel then says to set that network to Private (10 locales). - Both phones: when only local addresses failed, the message adds "If it already is, the computer's firewall may be blocking OpenMausBot: on a Windows PC, set its network to Private." - Android pairingRoutes returns pairingEndpoints, the list the pairing walk dials, so the local-network permission check reads the same routes. - `openmausbot pair` prints the server's own invite and builds one only for --public-url; originOf is gone. A public address with a path no longer yields an invite to the proxy's root. - companionPairingRoute's doc describes the walk the phones now do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 521-522: Update the invite selection logic near `phonePairingLink`
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Do not fall back to the server invite when --public-url is set.
A path-based override makes phonePairingLink return null. The fallback can then print the server's invite for a different address, while the web link uses the override.
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? phonePairingLink({ address: options.publicUrl, token: body.credential, name: typeof body.serverName === "string" ? body.serverName : undefined })
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Update the invite selection logic near `phonePairingLink` so `body.inviteUrl` is
used as a fallback only when `options.publicUrl` is unset. When a public URL is
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What happened (Oct 3 report)
A person paired an Android phone with a Windows PC ("Miguel's computer") using "Pair on this Wi-Fi". The confirm screen showed
Miguel's+computerathttp://172.19.96.1:8810, and Pair failed with "Couldn't reach this computer through any available route… Keep Phone access turned on".Three things went wrong:
companion/src/listener.ts) only knew macOS names:en\d+came first and a few macOS tunnel prefixes came last. On Windows, "Wi-Fi" and every "vEthernet (…)" adapter got the same middle rank, so whichever Windows listed first went first. The real Wi-Fi address was in the QR, but further down.URLSearchParams, which writes a space as+. Neither phone reads+as a space. The server and CLI built links withencodeURIComponent(%20), so there were three link builders using two encodings.What this changes
companion/src/listener.ts:31-46).en*,eth*,wl*, "Wi-Fi", "Ethernet", "WLAN".Connection.kt:88,105,216, iOSFailover.swift:294,313,478)./api/healthas OpenMausBot, in the desktop's order.Session.kt:340, iOSApp/Session.swift:534). The long-lived device token never reaches the other private addresses.automaticEndpoints) are unchanged.PendingPairing.kt:365andPairingScreen.kt, iOSPairingView.swift:288). Strings are added in en, zh-Hans and zh-Hant on both phones, plus pt-BR on iOS (with singular and plural forms).Client.kt:58-95, iOSClient.swift:428). The routes tried move to a separateTried:line.shared/pairing-link.tsphonePairingLink.PhoneSetupFlow.tsx:797), the server's/api/auth/pairinginvite (server/index.ts:16081) andopenmausbot pair(server/cli.ts:533) all use it. The two hand-written template strings are deleted.encodeURIComponent, so a space is%20.+as a space (AndroiddecodeQuery, iOSpercentEncodedQueryItems). This fixes links from desktops still running the old builder. A real+is always written as%2B, and no credential, address or route contains one.Rebased on main after #2247, #2249, #2250 and #2251. Android's per-route causes from #2250 are kept and take precedence in the message. One of #2250's tests pinned the old summary sentence; it now expects the new wording.
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pnpm typecheck,pnpm lint,pnpm i18n:check. Full localvitest runafter the rebase: 12,083 passed, 14 failed, all inserver/index.test.ts(20 s timeouts and "isolated server never became healthy"). Re-running that file alone produced 1 different failure, and each failed test passes on its own; none involve phone pairing. Electron not launched.server/cli*.test.ts,server/remote-sessions.test.tspassing, with their expectations unchanged+decoding, message, confirm count./gradlew :core:test :app:testDebugUnitTest(JDK 17) greenswift test --package-path ios(891 tests) green;xcodegen+xcodebuildsimulator build succeededTests written first. They were run against no-op stubs and failed: 8 Android tests and 16 iOS assertions. Mutation-checked: each of these, broken on purpose, made at least one test fail:
pairingEndpoints+decoding%20encoderNeeds owner sign-off
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9531a1715:phonePairingLinkwrites an http(s) address as its bare origin and gives no link for one with a path, query or fragment, since both phones refuse those. The iOS pt-BR confirmation string now has singular and plural forms (checked withxcstringstool compile).ce09bc22b,977c7bcde: any route whose host has an empty DNS label (.ts.net,a..ts.net,mac..local) is dropped from the QR. Android'sjava.net.URIreads no host from such a name, and both phones refuse a bare.ts.net. Refusing one endpoint makes the phone refuse the whole QR, LAN routes included.pnpm typecheckandpnpm lintpass.Review fixes (
8635c2dea)All four findings from the Oct 4 review were checked against the code and accepted. Each fix has a test, and each test was mutation-checked: the fix was broken on purpose and the test failed.
companion/src/windows-network.tsrunsGet-NetConnectionProfile(PowerShell, 5 s timeout, hidden window, UTF-8 output). It returns the last answer immediately and refreshes in the background when the answer is more than 15 s old, so a state read never waits on PowerShell. On macOS and Linux it never runs.companionState(companion/src/control.ts:198,214) addspublicNetworkwhen a pairing window is open and Windows has the adapter of the QR's first address on a Public network. That adapter comes from the newlanInterfaces(companion/src/listener.ts:66), the same ranking aslanAddresses. PowerShell runs only while a QR is showing.src/components/PhoneSetupFlow.tsx:1251) then shows one note: "Windows has this computer's Wi-Fi network set to Public, so its firewall may block your phone. If your phone can't connect, open Windows Settings → Network & internet → Wi-Fi and set the network profile type to Private." It is in all 10 locales, with hashes accepted by the repo script. The note never appears for a hosted QR, which connects outward.Client.kt:92, iOSClient.swift:452), quoted in "What this changes" above.netsh advfirewallrule. It needs a UAC prompt and a machine-wide firewall change from a per-user app, and setting the network to Private fixes the common case without either. Also not done: detecting a block rule for the executable, for example after someone dismissed the first-run prompt. That needsGet-NetFirewallApplicationFilteragainst the packaged exe path, which is slower and can't be tested here. The phones' firewall clause still covers that case.companion/test/windows-network.test.ts(parser, cache, the pairing-window gate, only the lead adapter counts) andsrc/components/PhoneSetupFlow.publicNetwork.test.ts(shown for a Wi-Fi QR; hidden for a hosted QR, a Private network or an expired code). 9 mutations were tried and all 9 were caught. The Android and iOS message tests failed before the wording changed.pairingRoutesfork (medium). It now returnsinvited.pairingEndpoints(PairingScreen.kt:478), so the local-network permission check reads exactly the routespairFirstReachabledials, and its doc comment is accurate again. New test inPairingStateTest.kt(PairingConfirmationTest) covers a desktop QR's three addresses and a typed address alone. Reverting toautomaticEndpointsfails it.companionPairingRoutedoc (medium). Rewritten (src/lib/companion-pairing.ts:66-74). Local setup leads with the first LAN/Bonjour endpoint, then hosted, then the computer's other local addresses. The phones probe each one, send the code only to the first that answers as OpenMausBot, and pin the device token to it.mintPairing(server/cli.ts:521) prints the server's owninviteUrland builds its own only for--public-url.originOfand the duplicated comment are gone.OMB_PUBLIC_URLwith a path (https://proxy.example/omb) used to produce an invite forhttps://proxy.example, the proxy's root. Now no invite is printed, which matches the server.server/cli-pair.test.ts. The path test failed on the old code. Making the server invite win over--public-urlfails one test, and dropping the server-invite fallback fails another.Re-run after the fixes:
pnpm typecheck,pnpm lint,pnpm i18n:check,tsc -p tsconfig.companion.build.json, the touched vitest files (39 files, 608 tests),./gradlew :core:test :app:testDebugUnitTest(JDK 17), andswift test --package-path ios(891 tests). All green. A full localvitest runon8635c2deaalso passed: 901 files, 12,111 tests, 0 failures.CI on 9531a17 and ce09bc2 (failures not from this PR)
scripts/testing/index-route-ratchet.test.tsfails becauseserver/index.tshas 165path === "/checks against an allowed 164. That count was raised by Let a bot file an MCP server switched off #2212 on main, and main fails the same way. test: unblock main — route ratchet count after #2212, and the Windows cloud-move test #2263 fixes it.server/team-memory.test.ts"stays under its byte budget" timed out at 20 s on both runs. It takes 4.4 s locally. The test came from Integrate reviewed mobile steering, browser, Chinese and trust features #2208, and this PR doesn't touch it.Not done / not verified
977c7bcde) can still reach the QR. That only happens through a misconfiguredOMB_COMPANION_HOSTED_URL, and the gap predates this PR. Matching every rule ofjava.net.URIbelongs in its own change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code