feat(gui): add manual paste fallback for OAuth add-account - #1769

Requesting changes based on the current head (58be5e6).

[P2] The manual credential/code survives cancellation and a new login attempt for the same provider. ProviderAuthPanel keeps manualCode, manualCodeMsg, and manualCodeOk in local state. When the login hint disappears, the paste UI is only removed from the DOM; that state is not cleared. Starting Add account again on the same mounted provider panel can therefore re-render the previous raw user_… API key / OAuth code and stale feedback. Since Command Code intentionally uses a password input here, this is credential-bearing state and should not persist across login generations.

Please reset the manual input and feedback when the login flow is cancelled/ends and when a fresh login generation starts. Add a regression along the lines of: start Command Code Add account → enter a key → cancel/end the flow → start Add account again → input is empty and no prior success/error message is present.

Also refresh onto current dev. French localization was added after this branch point with strict locale-key parity; this PR adds prov.pasteCommandCodePlaceholder and prov.pasteCommandCodeHint to the existing locales but not the new French dictionary. Add the French strings so the updated branch satisfies the locale contracts, then rerun full CI.

Reviewed exact head 1bef4fc. The existing backend reuse is a good scope choice, but this draft is 952 dev commits behind and cannot be evaluated for merge on the current base. The Grok blockers are still the right completion contract: cap pasted input at the server limit, identify Command Code by the provider contract rather than a display name, avoid state updates after unmount, and lock down the fixed safe error surface with tests. Please rebase, resolve hygiene, mark Ready only after exact-head CI, and then request re-review.

Actionable comments posted: 5

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Inline comments:
In `@gui/src/components/provider-workspace/ProviderAuthPanel.tsx`:
- Around line 200-202: Update manualFlowKey in the provider authentication panel
to include loginHint.instructions ?? "" in the identity, so changes to
instructions reset manual-login state even when other hint fields match. Add a
regression test covering two same-provider login hints that differ only in
instructions, and keep the GUI state aligned with management API responses.

In `@gui/src/i18n/en.ts`:
- Around line 406-407: Update the prov.pasteCommandCodePlaceholder and
prov.pasteCommandCodeHint translations to explicitly list all accepted
manual-login inputs: Command Code API key, authorization code, and redirect URL.

Apply the same fix in `@gui/src/i18n/ja.ts` around lines 388 - 390: The Korean
placeholder has the same omitted authorization-code input.

In `@gui/src/pages/use-providers-oauth.ts`:
- Around line 214-220: Bind each manual OAuth submission in submitManualCode to
the specific login attempt: have POST /api/oauth/login return an opaque attempt
identifier, retain it per active flow, and include it in POST
/api/oauth/login/code so the server route rejects cancelled or non-active
attempts. Abort obsolete client requests when cancelLoginOAuth or a restart
occurs, and add a regression test covering cancellation followed by restart and
a delayed stale submission.
- Around line 222-224: Update the manual-login error handling in the provider
OAuth hook so rejected credentials and HTTP/API failures throw stable error
identifiers mapped to existing prov.* localization keys, rather than exposing
data.error or res.statusText. Preserve network failures as a distinct error
case, and ensure ProviderAuthPanel receives only localized user-visible messages
through the i18n locale files.

In `@gui/tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx`:
- Around line 85-95: The provider-auth error handling around useProvidersOAuth
and ProviderAuthPanel must expose only a fixed, user-safe error vocabulary
rather than arbitrary data.error, statusText, or Error.message values. Map API
and network failures to approved localized error codes/messages before
rendering, then update this test to assert the bounded contract for both
invalid-code and network failures.

Reviewed exact head 2f68e52ea069ef44cc8069e33ad4f409810ef6e9. The earlier credential-reset, provider-contract, UTF-8 length, and unmount-state fixes are present, but the current manual OAuth submission is still not bound to a login attempt. I am requesting changes.

useProvidersOAuth keeps a client-side generation for polling/UI updates, but POST /api/oauth/login/code sends only { provider, input }. On the server, loginState and manualCodeSlots are keyed only by provider, and startLoginFlow returns no opaque attempt id. Therefore this sequence remains possible: start attempt A, submit a raw code/API key whose request is delayed, cancel A, start attempt B for the same provider, then let A’s delayed request arrive. The server now sees B as the active provider flow and accepts the stale raw input into B. URL-shaped callbacks may be saved by the OAuth state check, but raw authorization codes and Command Code user_… credentials deliberately have no state, so the provider-only boundary is insufficient.

Return an opaque attempt identifier from /api/oauth/login, store it with the active manual-code slot, require it in /api/oauth/login/code, and reject cancelled/replaced attempts. The client should retain the identifier per generation and abort/ignore obsolete submissions. Add a deterministic cancel → restart → delayed old submission regression proving the old input cannot reach the new flow.

Two smaller current-head gaps should be fixed in the same pass: include loginHint.instructions in manualFlowKey so credential-bearing state resets when the server changes only the instructions, and map manual-submit failures to a fixed localized vocabulary instead of rendering data.error, statusText, or arbitrary Error.message.

Independent current-head tests pass (10 backend manual-code tests and 3 GUI tests), but none exercises the cross-attempt race above. The branch is also five commits behind dev and has no complete exact-head repository CI. Grok/CodeRabbit findings were treated as advisory and verified against the current client/server state model.

Actionable comments posted: 6

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@gui/src/i18n/zh-TW.ts`:
- Line 296: Update the zh-TW translation for prov.manualErrorInvalid to use
neutral wording that covers all supported manual login inputs, including
authorization codes, API keys, and redirect URLs, rather than referring
specifically to an authorization code.

In `@gui/src/pages/Providers.tsx`:
- Line 39: Replace the inline loginInfo state shape in Providers with the shared
LoginHint type, importing it from provider-workspace/types. Update the
use-providers-oauth hook’s setLoginInfo prop to use
React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<LoginHint | null>>, preserving the existing
loginHint flow and eliminating duplicate shape declarations.

In `@gui/src/pages/use-providers-oauth.ts`:
- Around line 254-262: Make submitManualCode return an explicit outcome, such as
“submitted” or “cancelled”, for both AbortError and inactive-component paths
instead of resolving undefined; preserve error propagation for actual failures.
Widen onSubmitManualCode in the provider workspace types and update
ProviderAuthPanel to render the success message only when the outcome is
“submitted”. Add a regression test near provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx that
aborts an in-flight submission without changing loginHint and verifies no status
success text appears.

In `@gui/tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx`:
- Around line 277-328: Add focused regression tests for submitManualCode in
use-providers-oauth covering stale-login and input-too-long response mappings,
verifying the attemptId from the login response is sent in the request body, and
confirming a second submission aborts the first in-flight request. Stub fetch
per scenario and assert the corresponding prov.* locale keys.

Apply the same fix in `@gui/tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx` around lines
220 - 227: Covered by the stale-completion assertion improvement.

In `@src/oauth/index.ts`:
- Around line 1331-1340: Update submitManualLoginCode to use a single attempt-ID
source of truth, preferably st.attemptId, and remove the duplicate
loginAttemptId state and its associated reads, writes, and clears. Make the
attempt validation unconditional: every active login must require a provided
attemptId matching st.attemptId, while preserving the existing stale-login
rejection behavior.

In `@tests/oauth-manual-code.test.ts`:
- Around line 253-254: Move the noLogin response body assertion from the end of
the stale-attempt block to immediately after the status assertion, consuming and
validating that response before issuing subsequent requests. Preserve the
existing stale-attempt coverage and its exact error-string assertions unchanged.

Re-reviewed exact head 5ac352a88348bc9ccef9f7f4943ac13791fbcce1 after the attempt-binding update. The previous cross-attempt credential injection blocker is fixed: /api/oauth/login now returns a per-attempt UUID, /api/oauth/login/code requires it, and the server rejects a cancelled/replaced attempt before touching the manual-code slot. The instruction-only flow reset is also present.

I am keeping CHANGES_REQUESTED because this head still has two concrete completion-state blockers:

1. useProvidersOAuth.submitManualCode() resolves undefined for AbortError and for an inactive component. ProviderAuthPanel.submitManualCode() treats every resolved promise as a successful submission when the flow key did not change. A second paste on the same login hint aborts the first request without rotating manualFlowKey; the first caller can therefore render “Code submitted” even though that request was cancelled and the replacement request is still pending. Return an explicit outcome such as "submitted" | "cancelled" and render success only for "submitted". Add a deterministic same-flow double-submit/abort regression.

2. The manual path still does not enforce the fixed localized error vocabulary for transport failures. In the catch block, any browser/runtime Error.message is rethrown and later rendered by the panel. Only API-response errors are mapped to prov.manualError*; a rejected fetch can still expose arbitrary runtime text. Map network/transport failures to prov.networkError (preserving the original error as cause if rethrown). Exact-head GUI lint confirms the problem: bun x oxlint@1.78.0 . fails eslint(preserve-caught-error) at gui/src/pages/use-providers-oauth.ts:258.

Please also remove the extra blank line at EOF in gui/tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx; git diff --check origin/dev...HEAD currently fails there. The branch is 27 commits behind current dev, so rebase before final review and run exact-head GUI tests/lint/i18n/build, repository typecheck/privacy/full CI.

Independent checks on this head: backend manual-code tests 11/11, GUI focused tests 5/5, typecheck, privacy scan, and GUI production build pass. The attempt-ID security boundary itself now looks sound in the reviewed scope; the remaining blockers are accurate completion/error reporting, repository lint/diff hygiene, and integration state.

Re-reviewed exact head 951bfcb8858d8142cd2dd1926db7ed1d7b4f8322 after the latest author update and the Grok/CodeRabbit notes. The per-attempt server binding is now sound, and an independent security diff review found no reportable credential-exposure finding in this scope. I am keeping CHANGES_REQUESTED for two current-head completion-contract blockers:

1. gui/src/pages/use-providers-oauth.ts:255-259 still rethrows every non-empty Error.message. That includes a real fetch() rejection, whose browser/runtime diagnostic is then rendered by ProviderAuthPanel. API-response failures are localized, but transport failures still bypass the promised fixed localized vocabulary. Distinguish the internally mapped safe errors from transport failures and map every raw fetch rejection to prov.networkError while retaining the original only as cause. Add a regression where fetch rejects with an arbitrary diagnostic and assert that literal never reaches the UI.

2. ProviderAuthHandlers.onSubmitManualCode still allows void / Promise<... | void>, while ProviderAuthPanel treats every result other than exactly "cancelled" as success. The current hook returns explicit outcomes, but the shared component contract still permits another handler or regression to resolve undefined and show a false “Code submitted”. Narrow the handler to an explicit Promise<"submitted" | "cancelled"> contract, or gate success on outcome === "submitted". Add a focused undefined/non-submitted outcome regression.

The PR is still Draft and the required authentication-surface sponsorship/hygiene gate is not satisfied, so it should remain unmerged. Once these two boundaries are fixed on a fresh dev rebase and exact-head CI is green, the implementation remains a strong candidate.

Re-reviewed exact head 65a56f76f2b124a4cad2bc0e7c2ed63d48b47f09. The explicit "submitted" | "cancelled" handler contract and the panel's exact-success gate fix the previous false-success blocker. The attempt binding and instruction-key reset also remain intact. I am keeping CHANGES_REQUESTED for one remaining error-provenance blocker.

use-providers-oauth.ts treats any caught Error with a defined cause as one of its internally localized safe errors:

const isSafe = (error as Error & { cause?: unknown }).cause !== undefined;
if (isSafe && error.message) throw error;

Error.cause is not a provenance marker. A browser/runtime fetch() rejection may itself carry a cause, and any rejected error constructed with { cause: ... } will therefore bypass the fixed vocabulary and have its arbitrary message rendered by ProviderAuthPanel. The new “arbitrary fetch diagnostic” test does not exercise useProvidersOAuth; it supplies a synthetic handler that has already converted the error, so it cannot detect this path.

Please mark internally mapped API failures with a private typed/symbol-tagged error (or keep the localization key as a separate internal value), and map every other rejection to prov.networkError regardless of whether the upstream error has a cause. Add a focused hook-level regression where fetch rejects with new Error("ETIMEDOUT 1.2.3.4:443", { cause: ... }) and prove that the literal diagnostic cannot reach the panel.

Independent exact-head checks: backend manual-code tests 11/11, GUI focused tests 8/8, GUI lint, i18n lint, and git diff --check pass. CI is still blocked by the expected unsponsored_surface auth-boundary gate, the PR remains Draft, and owner review is still requested.

Re-reviewed exact head 6834a75af8f788ca343265ad9ff25440b9dd3423.

The implementation now uses a dedicated SafeManualCodeError class, so a transport rejection that happens to carry Error.cause no longer passes the fixed localization boundary. That addresses the code defect from my previous review.

I am keeping CHANGES_REQUESTED because the claimed regression still does not exercise the hook or this branch. In gui/tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx, the new cause-carrying test manually constructs the already-localized error and passes it through a synthetic onSubmitManualCode handler. The test would pass with the previous vulnerable error.cause !== undefined implementation, because useProvidersOAuth.submitManualCode() is never mounted or called.

Please add a hook-level regression that mounts a minimal useProvidersOAuth consumer (or factors the error mapper into a directly tested helper), makes fetch reject with an arbitrary Error("ETIMEDOUT ...", { cause: ... }), invokes the real submitManualCode, and asserts that only prov.networkError escapes while the literal diagnostic remains confined to cause. Also keep one control showing an internally mapped API failure remains a SafeManualCodeError with the expected localized message.

The exact-head hygiene and enforce-target checks are also currently failing; after the real regression is added, resolve the draft/sponsorship gate and rerun exact-head CI.

Re-reviewed exact head 44efcd10b4f5f2cc59f902000243f116ffb78f70. The new hook-level assertion now exercises useProvidersOAuth.submitManualCode() and proves that a cause-carrying transport rejection is mapped to the fixed prov.networkError surface. That addresses the semantic test gap from my prior review.

I am keeping CHANGES_REQUESTED because the new test file is not isolated from the existing GUI DOM harness. Each file passes alone:

• bun test tests/use-providers-oauth-manual-code.test.tsx: 2/2
• bun test tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx: 8/8

But the required combined invocation fails:

• bun test tests/use-providers-oauth-manual-code.test.tsx tests/provider-auth-manual-code.test.tsx: 4 pass, 6 fail

The new file installs and later closes its own globalThis.window/document/fetch while the existing panel file uses another global happy-dom harness. Under Bun's multi-file execution, panel input updates stop landing: the submit button remains disabled, handlers receive zero calls, and expected status/alert nodes disappear. This means the regression can make the repository GUI suite red even though both files look green in isolation.

Please keep one global DOM owner for this scope: either move the real-hook case into the existing manual-code test harness, or refactor a shared isolated harness that cannot replace/close globals while another file is running. Add the two files to one exact command in the PR verification, then rerun the required full GUI test/lint/build checks. Per project policy this GUI PR remains review-only here; I am not merging it.