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fix(sdk): type hook ctx parameters against their flow and add typed flow accessors - #983
Proposal item 1.1: a hook author cannot rely on the types of the ctx a hook receives. A plugin declared @ToolHook.Will('execute') guard(ctx: { toolName: string }) and compared ctx.toolName; the flow has no toolName
(the name is at ctx.state.input.name / ctx.state.tool.metadata.name), yet it compiled, read undefined and the
guard silently never matched. The hook decorators typed only the stage name and opts.filter, and returned a plain MethodDecorator, so any parameter type compiled (ctx: number included). And what a hook needs most often (the
request's session and client, a list_changed notification) was reachable only through protected members, a DI token
(ctx.get(FRONTMCP_CONTEXT)) or ctx.get(ScopeEntry).notifications.
This PR:
Types every hook decorator against its flow's ctx. The decorated method must be assignable to (ctx: FlowCtxOf<Name>) => unknown (Stage, Will, Did, Finally) or (ctx: FlowCtxOf<Name>, next: () => Promise<void>) => unknown (Around). FlowCtxOf<Name>, a structural subset of
it, unknown, any or no parameter still compiles, so existing plugins are unaffected; a property the flow does not
have, a wrongly typed one, another flow's ctx, or a second parameter on a hook that gets only the ctx fails with TS1241. It applies to FlowHooksOf() and every export built on it (ToolHook, ListToolsHook, HttpHook, ResourceHook, ListResourcesHook, ListResourceTemplatesHook, PromptHook, ListPromptsHook, CompletionHook, AgentCallHook, JobHook, ChannelSendHook, ChannelListHook, the OAuth*Hooks), on plugins, providers and
entry classes (instance and static hooks on @Tool classes).
Adds read-only accessors on the flow, with no new behaviour:
tools:call-tool: toolName (the tool's name, its id else its name, once findTool resolved it, else the
name the call asks for) and toolInput (the arguments the call passes to the tool, as Will hooks left them,
before its input schema parses them);
every flow: request ({ sessionId, clientInfo, metadata, protocol }, read from the request context; each field undefined when the run has none, and it never throws), notify.listChanged('tools' | 'resources' | 'prompts')
(the scope's notification broadcast) and error (the run's first failure, state.flowError from fix(sdk): run Finally hooks on every stage outcome and close spans for refused answers #980, typed Error | undefined on every flow).
Exports the new types: FlowRequestInfo, FlowNotifier, ListChangedKind, FlowHookMethod, AroundFlowHookMethod, FlowHookDecorator.
request.sessionId is the session the server verified (FrontMcpContext.verifiedSessionId), not the raw mcp-session-id header, so a hook cannot key state on a session id the server did not accept. request.clientInfo
is the client info the request carries (MCP 2026-07-28) or, failing that, the one its session's initialize reported,
as ToolContext.clientInfo reads it. request.protocol is the session payload's transport, which an anonymous session
(auth.mode: 'public') does not record, so it is undefined there.
Stacked on #981 (output schemas), itself on #980 (Finally hooks and state.flowError). http.forwardHeaders
(proposal 1.10) is not in this PR.
This tightens the hook decorator types on the 1.10.x line. A hook whose parameter is typed with a property its
flow does not have, a wrong type, or another flow's ctx now fails to compile: that is the fix, since such a hook read undefined at runtime. One case worth knowing: a structural parameter whose properties are all optional and none of
them exist on the flow (ctx: { state: { statusCode?: unknown } }, statusCode being undeclared in the call-tool
state) is now rejected by TypeScript's weak-type check; type it FlowCtxOf<'<flow>'>. Every plugin, adapter and app in
this repository compiled unchanged except one spec, which read the undeclared state.statusCode that way. Three more
cases fail to compile although they read real values at runtime:
a structural parameter naming a member the flow keeps protected (ctx: { input: ... }, ctx: { scope: ScopeEntry }):
read ctx.toolInput, ctx.request or ctx.get(ScopeEntry) instead;
a parameter typed by a type parameter narrower than the ctx (ctx: C with C extends FlowCtxOf<'<flow>'>);
a hook decorator stored in or returned as a MethodDecorator (TS2322): a hook decorator is now a FlowHookDecorator, so a helper that returns one leaves its return type inferred.
A custom flow class (extends FlowBase) that declares a property or method named request, notify or error now
fails to compile (TS2610 / TS2426: the base class defines them as accessors). At runtime such a flow keeps
working: each accessor has a setter that turns an assignment (this.error = ..., or a field initializer compiled
with useDefineForClassFields: false) into the flow's own property, so a package built against 1.10.15 does not
break on upgrade.
User-facing change
What changed: hook decorators check the decorated method's parameter against the flow's ctx; flows gain toolName, toolInput, uri, promptName, request, notify.listChanged() and error.
Before → after:
@ToolHook.Will('execute') guard(ctx: { toolName: string }): compiled and read undefined → compiles and reads the
tool's name.
@ToolHook.Will('execute') guard(ctx: { notAField: string }), ctx: { toolName: number }, ctx: number, @ResourceHook.Will('execute') read(ctx: FlowCtxOf<'tools:call-tool'>), or @ToolHook.Will(...) m(ctx, next):
compiled → TS1241: Unable to resolve signature of method decorator when called as an expression, whose last line
names the problem (Property 'notAField' is missing in type 'CallToolFlow' ..., Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number', Target signature provides too few arguments).
The tool name in a hook: ctx.state.input?.name / ctx.state.tool?.name → also ctx.toolName; the
arguments: ctx.state.input?.arguments → also ctx.toolInput; the read URI → ctx.uri; the prompt name → ctx.promptName.
The request's session, client, headers: ctx.get(FRONTMCP_CONTEXT) (throws outside a request) and ctx.get(ScopeEntry).notifications.getClientInfo(sessionId) → ctx.request.sessionId, .clientInfo, .metadata, .protocol.
list_changed from a hook: ctx.get(ScopeEntry).notifications.broadcastNotification('notifications/tools/list_changed')
→ ctx.notify.listChanged('tools').
The failure in a Finally hook: ctx.state.flowError (typed on four flows) → also ctx.error (every flow).
frontmcp.dev pages affected (if known): the plugin hooks guide (what a hook receives, typed hook parameters,
reading the request, list_changed from a hook, troubleshooting TS1241), the decorators reference (hook decorators),
the FlowBase / flow types reference (FlowRequestInfo, FlowNotifier, ListChangedKind, FlowHookDecorator).
Skills catalog entries updated:
frontmcp-development/references/create-plugin-hooks.md: ctx.error in the @Finally section, the typed
parameter and the new members in "What a Hook Receives" (with the entry-flow table and ctx.request fields), a new
"Reading the Request and Announcing a List Change" example, ctx.toolName / ctx.toolInput in the timing,
logging, caching and @Stage examples and in filter, a common-pattern row, a checklist item and a
troubleshooting row for TS1241.
frontmcp-development/references/decorators-guide.md: section 15 (the parameter check, the new members, ctx.uri
in the example, ctx.error for @Finally).
frontmcp-development/examples/create-plugin-hooks/basic-logging-plugin.md and tool-level-hooks-and-stage-short-circuit.md: ctx.toolName / ctx.toolInput.
skills-manifest.json: the basic-logging-plugin feature line.
Tests
Type tests:
demo-e2e-dts-consumer (against the built declarations, skipLibCheck: false):
hooks-must-compile.ts: a FlowCtxOf parameter reading ctx.toolName, ctx.toolInput, ctx.request.*, ctx.notify.listChanged(); a structural-subset parameter; an Around hook; ctx.error in a Finally hook; an unknown parameter; ctx.uri and ctx.promptName; static and instance hooks on a @Tool class.
new hooks-must-fail.ts, 14 @ts-expect-error cases: ctx: { toolName: number }, ctx: { notAField: string }, ctx: number, a second parameter on Finally, an Aroundnext that must resolve to a string, another flow's
ctx on Stage, and a property the flow lacks on ResourceHook, PromptHook, ListToolsHook, ListResourcesHook, HttpHook, AgentCallHook, JobHook and a FlowHooksOf('skills:filter') const. A second
compile with the directives removed asserts that each case fails with TS1241 on its decorator and nothing else
(a wrong stage name or a missing export no longer passes as an expected error).
libs/sdk/src/hooks/__tests__/flow-hooks.exports.spec.ts: compiles fixtures/typed-hook-ctx.fixture.ts against the SDK source under strict (every exported hook helper rejects a
parameter its ctx does not satisfy; every decorator rejects a wrongly typed one; the ctx, a subset and no parameter
compile, on plugins and a tool class), checks the fixture covers every exported hook helper, and recompiles it
with the directives removed to assert each expected failure is a TS1241 on its decorator.
Unit (libs/sdk/src/flows/__tests__/flow-accessors.spec.ts, on a direct server and on a bare flow): toolName before parseInput (the requested notes:say_hello), between parseInput and findTool, and after
(say_hello); for a tool with an id, toolName is that id before and after findTool; toolInput before parseInput and at execute; uri and promptName before and after parseInput / findPrompt; request.metadata of an in-process call; request.sessionId and the session's clientInfo over connect(); notify.listChanged('tools') reaching a connected client; error undefined after a
successful stage and the tool's PublicMcpError after a failed one; request with no request context (and with a
context storage that throws) has undefined fields and does not throw; request reads the session's client info,
metadata and protocol from the context, and prefers the request's own client info; notify.listChanged() for each
kind; error is state.flowError.
libs/sdk/src/flows/__tests__/flow-status-code.spec.ts: its hook read the undeclared state.statusCode through a
structural type that the typed decorator now rejects; it reads it with Reflect.get.
E2E demo-e2e-hooks/e2e/hook-ctx-accessors.e2e.spec.ts: a request-probe plugin's Will('execute') hook, filtered
on ctx.toolName, reports ctx.toolName, ctx.request.sessionId and ctx.request.clientInfo in the result _meta (the client's session id and the clientInfo it initialized with) and calls ctx.notify.listChanged('tools'), which the client receives as notifications/tools/list_changed; another tool gets
no probe.
Red first: on the parent, the dts-consumer fixtures failed (12 TS2339 for the missing accessors, the missing FlowRequestInfo export, and every must-fail case an unused @ts-expect-error), as did the source fixture (22 unused
directives, 8 missing members) and every accessor unit test written then (14); the e2e failed 2 of 3 against an SDK
built from the parent (no probe in _meta, no list_changed).
nx run-many -t test for sdk (568 suites, 7286 tests), skills (249), observability, adapters, plugins and every plugin-* package;
nx run-many -t build for sdk, adapters, observability, plugins, every plugin-* and testing;
nx run-many -t lint -p sdk,skills (no errors, no new warnings in the changed files);
nx test demo-e2e-hooks (20), nx test demo-e2e-dts-consumer (10) and nx test demo-e2e-direct (88);
tsc --noEmit on libs/sdk/tsconfig.lib.json and tsconfig.spec.json, and on the tsconfig.app.json of every
app that declares hooks (demo, demo-e2e-agents, -hooks, -jobs, -webmcp);
prettier on every changed file; node scripts/fix-unused-imports.mjs origin/fix/04-output-schemas.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Hook contexts now provide typed access to request details, including session and client information, errors, and flow-specific data such as tool names and inputs, resource URIs, and prompt names.
Hooks can notify connected clients when tool, resource, or prompt lists change.
Hook decorators now check handler parameter types, helping catch incompatible context fields and method signatures.
Documentation
Updated hook guides and examples to describe the context properties, typing behavior, and notification support.
…sors for hooks
Hook decorators now check the decorated method's parameter against FlowCtxOf of their flow, so a hook
that reads a property the flow does not have fails to compile instead of reading undefined. Flows gain
read-only accessors for hooks: toolName and toolInput (tools:call-tool), uri (resources:read-resource),
promptName (prompts:get-prompt), and request, notify.listChanged() and error on every flow.
…hook fails with TS1241
ctx.toolName read metadata.name once findTool resolved the tool, so for a tool
declaring an id it changed mid-run from the called id to the display name; it
now reads the entry's name (id, else name). The must-fail type tests recompile
their fixtures without the @ts-expect-error directives and require one TS1241
per case, so a wrong stage name or a missing export no longer passes. The
catalog notes protected members, the MethodDecorator type and what toolInput
holds.
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- Line 60: Update the @Finally documentation to describe ctx.state.flowError as
the previous access path, while keeping ctx.error identified as the current
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Walkthrough
The SDK adds typed hook parameters and flow-context accessors for request data, notifications, errors, and flow-specific entry values. Tests, documentation, and an E2E audit app exercise these APIs.
Changes: Typed Hooks and Flow Context Accessors
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Summary
Hook parameter types and compile-time checks libs/sdk/src/common/decorators/hook.decorator.ts, libs/sdk/src/hooks/__tests__/*, apps/e2e/demo-e2e-dts-consumer/fixture/*, apps/e2e/demo-e2e-dts-consumer/e2e/dts-consumer.e2e.spec.ts
Hook decorators now type handler parameters against the relevant flow context, with a separate signature for @Around. Compile-time fixtures check accepted and rejected parameter shapes across exported hooks.
Flow context accessors and entry values libs/sdk/src/common/interfaces/flow.interface.ts, libs/sdk/src/{tool,resource,prompt}/flows/*, libs/sdk/src/flows/__tests__/*, libs/skills/catalog/frontmcp-development/*
Flow contexts expose request details, list-change notifications, and the flow error. Tool, resource, and prompt flows expose their current entry values. Tests and docs cover these APIs.
Request probe demo and end-to-end coverage apps/e2e/demo-e2e-hooks/src/apps/audit/*, apps/e2e/demo-e2e-hooks/e2e/hook-ctx-accessors.e2e.spec.ts
The audit app registers a probe tool and plugin. The plugin records request details in result metadata and sends a tools-list notification. E2E tests check the metadata and notification.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client as MCP client
participant RequestProbePlugin
participant ProbeRequestTool
Client->>RequestProbePlugin: Call probe-request
RequestProbePlugin->>RequestProbePlugin: Add request details to resultMeta
RequestProbePlugin->>Client: Send tools list_changed notification
RequestProbePlugin->>ProbeRequestTool: Continue before-execution hook
ProbeRequestTool-->>Client: Return ok and result metadata
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agentfront/frontmcp#980: Adds the Finally hook stage and records the first failure in state.flowError; this PR types Finally handlers and exposes that failure through ctx.error.
agentfront/frontmcp#966: Records flowError in prompt and resource flows; this PR exposes the failure through the common FlowBase.error accessor.
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Correct the misleading hook documentation and remove the public accessor setters; both issues are localized and have straightforward fixes.
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Minor · Remove the public setters from the flow accessors. · flow.interface.ts:164-187
libs/sdk/src/common/interfaces/flow.interface.ts:164-187 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove the public setters from the flow accessors.
FlowBase declares setters for request, notify, and error. A hook receives the flow instance as ctx, so it can assign these members. shadowWithOwnValue then installs a writable own property. Later hooks can observe a replaced request, notification handler, or error instead of the runner-owned value.
Suggested fix
-// A flow subclass that already assigns one of these names keeps its own value.-function shadowWithOwnValue(target: object, key: 'request' | 'notify' | 'error', value: unknown): void {- Object.defineProperty(target, key, { value, writable: true, configurable: true, enumerable: true });-}-
...
- set request(value: FlowRequestInfo) {- shadowWithOwnValue(this, 'request', value);- }-
...
- set notify(value: FlowNotifier) {- shadowWithOwnValue(this, 'notify', value);- }-
...
- set error(value: Error | undefined) {- shadowWithOwnValue(this, 'error', value);- }
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Remove the public setters for request, notify, and error from FlowBase, along
with the shadowWithOwnValue helper if it is only used by those setters. Keep the
getters and their runner-owned values intact so hooks cannot replace them
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On the outside-diff finding on flow.interface.ts:164-187 (removing the setters of request, notify and error): no change. The setters are deliberate and documented in the description ("User-facing change"). A custom flow class built against 1.10.15 may assign one of these names (this.error = ..., or a field initializer compiled with useDefineForClassFields: false). With getter-only accessors that assignment throws in strict mode, so such a package would break on upgrade. With the setter, it keeps its own value and runs as before. New code that declares these names already fails to compile (TS2610 / TS2426).
A hook that assigns ctx.error only shadows the accessor on that flow instance. It's trusted application code that can already rewrite ctx.state (including flowError itself). The runner doesn't read the accessor: it records failures in state.flowError and builds request and notification data from its own context.
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What and why
Proposal item 1.1: a hook author cannot rely on the types of the ctx a hook receives. A plugin declared
@ToolHook.Will('execute') guard(ctx: { toolName: string })and comparedctx.toolName; the flow has notoolName(the name is at
ctx.state.input.name/ctx.state.tool.metadata.name), yet it compiled, readundefinedand theguard silently never matched. The hook decorators typed only the stage name and
opts.filter, and returned a plainMethodDecorator, so any parameter type compiled (ctx: numberincluded). And what a hook needs most often (therequest's session and client, a list_changed notification) was reachable only through protected members, a DI token
(
ctx.get(FRONTMCP_CONTEXT)) orctx.get(ScopeEntry).notifications.This PR:
(ctx: FlowCtxOf<Name>) => unknown(Stage,Will,Did,Finally) or(ctx: FlowCtxOf<Name>, next: () => Promise<void>) => unknown(Around).FlowCtxOf<Name>, a structural subset ofit,
unknown,anyor no parameter still compiles, so existing plugins are unaffected; a property the flow does nothave, a wrongly typed one, another flow's ctx, or a second parameter on a hook that gets only the ctx fails with
TS1241. It applies toFlowHooksOf()and every export built on it (ToolHook,ListToolsHook,HttpHook,ResourceHook,ListResourcesHook,ListResourceTemplatesHook,PromptHook,ListPromptsHook,CompletionHook,AgentCallHook,JobHook,ChannelSendHook,ChannelListHook, theOAuth*Hooks), on plugins, providers andentry classes (instance and
statichooks on@Toolclasses).tools:call-tool:toolName(the tool's name, itsidelse itsname, oncefindToolresolved it, else thename the call asks for) and
toolInput(the arguments the call passes to the tool, asWillhooks left them,before its input schema parses them);
resources:read-resource:uri;prompts:get-prompt:promptName;request({ sessionId, clientInfo, metadata, protocol }, read from the request context; each fieldundefinedwhen the run has none, and it never throws),notify.listChanged('tools' | 'resources' | 'prompts')(the scope's notification broadcast) and
error(the run's first failure,state.flowErrorfrom fix(sdk): run Finally hooks on every stage outcome and close spans for refused answers #980, typedError | undefinedon every flow).FlowRequestInfo,FlowNotifier,ListChangedKind,FlowHookMethod,AroundFlowHookMethod,FlowHookDecorator.request.sessionIdis the session the server verified (FrontMcpContext.verifiedSessionId), not the rawmcp-session-idheader, so a hook cannot key state on a session id the server did not accept.request.clientInfois the client info the request carries (MCP 2026-07-28) or, failing that, the one its session's
initializereported,as
ToolContext.clientInforeads it.request.protocolis the session payload's transport, which an anonymous session(
auth.mode: 'public') does not record, so it isundefinedthere.Stacked on #981 (output schemas), itself on #980 (
Finallyhooks andstate.flowError).http.forwardHeaders(proposal 1.10) is not in this PR.
This tightens the hook decorator types on the 1.10.x line. A hook whose parameter is typed with a property its
flow does not have, a wrong type, or another flow's ctx now fails to compile: that is the fix, since such a hook read
undefinedat runtime. One case worth knowing: a structural parameter whose properties are all optional and none ofthem exist on the flow (
ctx: { state: { statusCode?: unknown } },statusCodebeing undeclared in the call-toolstate) is now rejected by TypeScript's weak-type check; type it
FlowCtxOf<'<flow>'>. Every plugin, adapter and app inthis repository compiled unchanged except one spec, which read the undeclared
state.statusCodethat way. Three morecases fail to compile although they read real values at runtime:
ctx: { input: ... },ctx: { scope: ScopeEntry }):read
ctx.toolInput,ctx.requestorctx.get(ScopeEntry)instead;ctx: CwithC extends FlowCtxOf<'<flow>'>);MethodDecorator(TS2322): a hook decorator is now aFlowHookDecorator, so a helper that returns one leaves its return type inferred.A custom flow class (
extends FlowBase) that declares a property or method namedrequest,notifyorerrornowfails to compile (
TS2610/TS2426: the base class defines them as accessors). At runtime such a flow keepsworking: each accessor has a setter that turns an assignment (
this.error = ..., or a field initializer compiledwith
useDefineForClassFields: false) into the flow's own property, so a package built against 1.10.15 does notbreak on upgrade.
User-facing change
toolName,toolInput,uri,promptName,request,notify.listChanged()anderror.@ToolHook.Will('execute') guard(ctx: { toolName: string }): compiled and readundefined→ compiles and reads thetool's name.
@ToolHook.Will('execute') guard(ctx: { notAField: string }),ctx: { toolName: number },ctx: number,@ResourceHook.Will('execute') read(ctx: FlowCtxOf<'tools:call-tool'>), or@ToolHook.Will(...) m(ctx, next):compiled →
TS1241: Unable to resolve signature of method decorator when called as an expression, whose last linenames the problem (
Property 'notAField' is missing in type 'CallToolFlow' ...,Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number',Target signature provides too few arguments).ctx.state.input?.name/ctx.state.tool?.name→ alsoctx.toolName; thearguments:
ctx.state.input?.arguments→ alsoctx.toolInput; the read URI →ctx.uri; the prompt name →ctx.promptName.ctx.get(FRONTMCP_CONTEXT)(throws outside a request) andctx.get(ScopeEntry).notifications.getClientInfo(sessionId)→ctx.request.sessionId,.clientInfo,.metadata,.protocol.ctx.get(ScopeEntry).notifications.broadcastNotification('notifications/tools/list_changed')→
ctx.notify.listChanged('tools').Finallyhook:ctx.state.flowError(typed on four flows) → alsoctx.error(every flow).reading the request, list_changed from a hook, troubleshooting
TS1241), the decorators reference (hook decorators),the
FlowBase/ flow types reference (FlowRequestInfo,FlowNotifier,ListChangedKind,FlowHookDecorator).frontmcp-development/references/create-plugin-hooks.md:ctx.errorin the@Finallysection, the typedparameter and the new members in "What a Hook Receives" (with the entry-flow table and
ctx.requestfields), a new"Reading the Request and Announcing a List Change" example,
ctx.toolName/ctx.toolInputin the timing,logging, caching and
@Stageexamples and infilter, a common-pattern row, a checklist item and atroubleshooting row for
TS1241.frontmcp-development/references/decorators-guide.md: section 15 (the parameter check, the new members,ctx.uriin the example,
ctx.errorfor@Finally).frontmcp-development/examples/create-plugin-hooks/basic-logging-plugin.mdandtool-level-hooks-and-stage-short-circuit.md:ctx.toolName/ctx.toolInput.skills-manifest.json: thebasic-logging-pluginfeature line.Tests
demo-e2e-dts-consumer(against the built declarations,skipLibCheck: false):hooks-must-compile.ts: aFlowCtxOfparameter readingctx.toolName,ctx.toolInput,ctx.request.*,ctx.notify.listChanged(); a structural-subset parameter; anAroundhook;ctx.errorin aFinallyhook; anunknownparameter;ctx.uriandctx.promptName; static and instance hooks on a@Toolclass.hooks-must-fail.ts, 14@ts-expect-errorcases:ctx: { toolName: number },ctx: { notAField: string },ctx: number, a second parameter onFinally, anAroundnextthat must resolve to a string, another flow'sctx on
Stage, and a property the flow lacks onResourceHook,PromptHook,ListToolsHook,ListResourcesHook,HttpHook,AgentCallHook,JobHookand aFlowHooksOf('skills:filter')const. A secondcompile with the directives removed asserts that each case fails with
TS1241on its decorator and nothing else(a wrong stage name or a missing export no longer passes as an expected error).
libs/sdk/src/hooks/__tests__/flow-hooks.exports.spec.ts: compilesfixtures/typed-hook-ctx.fixture.tsagainst the SDK source understrict(every exported hook helper rejects aparameter its ctx does not satisfy; every decorator rejects a wrongly typed one; the ctx, a subset and no parameter
compile, on plugins and a tool class), checks the fixture covers every exported hook helper, and recompiles it
with the directives removed to assert each expected failure is a
TS1241on its decorator.libs/sdk/src/flows/__tests__/flow-accessors.spec.ts, on a direct server and on a bare flow):toolNamebeforeparseInput(the requestednotes:say_hello), betweenparseInputandfindTool, and after(
say_hello); for a tool with anid,toolNameis thatidbefore and afterfindTool;toolInputbeforeparseInputand atexecute;uriandpromptNamebefore and afterparseInput/findPrompt;request.metadataof an in-process call;request.sessionIdand the session'sclientInfooverconnect();notify.listChanged('tools')reaching a connected client;errorundefined after asuccessful stage and the tool's
PublicMcpErrorafter a failed one;requestwith no request context (and with acontext storage that throws) has
undefinedfields and does not throw;requestreads the session's client info,metadata and protocol from the context, and prefers the request's own client info;
notify.listChanged()for eachkind;
errorisstate.flowError.libs/sdk/src/flows/__tests__/flow-status-code.spec.ts: its hook read the undeclaredstate.statusCodethrough astructural type that the typed decorator now rejects; it reads it with
Reflect.get.demo-e2e-hooks/e2e/hook-ctx-accessors.e2e.spec.ts: arequest-probeplugin'sWill('execute')hook, filteredon
ctx.toolName, reportsctx.toolName,ctx.request.sessionIdandctx.request.clientInfoin the result_meta(the client's session id and theclientInfoit initialized with) and callsctx.notify.listChanged('tools'), which the client receives asnotifications/tools/list_changed; another tool getsno probe.
TS2339for the missing accessors, the missingFlowRequestInfoexport, and every must-fail case an unused@ts-expect-error), as did the source fixture (22 unuseddirectives, 8 missing members) and every accessor unit test written then (14); the e2e failed 2 of 3 against an SDK
built from the parent (no probe in
_meta, no list_changed).nx run-many -t testfor sdk (568 suites, 7286 tests), skills (249), observability, adapters, plugins and everyplugin-*package;nx run-many -t buildfor sdk, adapters, observability, plugins, everyplugin-*and testing;nx run-many -t lint -p sdk,skills(no errors, no new warnings in the changed files);nx test demo-e2e-hooks(20),nx test demo-e2e-dts-consumer(10) andnx test demo-e2e-direct(88);tsc --noEmitonlibs/sdk/tsconfig.lib.jsonandtsconfig.spec.json, and on thetsconfig.app.jsonof everyapp that declares hooks (
demo,demo-e2e-agents,-hooks,-jobs,-webmcp);node scripts/fix-unused-imports.mjs origin/fix/04-output-schemas.Summary by CodeRabbit
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