feat(search-service): NATS request/reply search with CCS#116
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a complete search-service microservice that implements NATS-based request/reply endpoints for message and room search, replacing prior HTTP-based search. It includes service logic (query building, response parsing, caching, store integration), supporting infrastructure components (Valkey cache utilities, new model types, extended search engine adapter), comprehensive testing (unit tests, integration tests with cross-cluster search), Docker composition, and CI/CD configuration. Additionally, it refines search-sync-worker semantics for restricted-room access control. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant NATS as NATS<br/>(Request/Reply)
participant Handler as Handler<br/>(Search Service)
participant Cache as Valkey<br/>(Restricted Rooms)
participant Store as ES Store
participant ES as Elasticsearch
Client->>NATS: SearchMessagesRequest<br/>{SearchText, RoomIds, Size, Offset}
NATS->>Handler: Route to handler.searchMessages
Handler->>Cache: GetRestricted(account)
alt Cache Hit
Cache-->>Handler: restrictedRooms map
Handler->>Handler: buildMessageQuery<br/>(apply restrictions)
else Cache Miss
Cache-->>Handler: ErrCacheMiss
Handler->>Store: GetUserRoomDoc(account)
Store->>ES: GET user-room/{account}
ES-->>Store: _source with rooms/restrictedRooms
Store-->>Handler: UserRoomDoc
Handler->>Cache: SetRestricted<br/>(cache for TTL)
Cache-->>Handler: ok
Handler->>Handler: buildMessageQuery<br/>(apply restrictions)
end
Handler->>Store: Search(indices, query)
Store->>ES: POST /{indices}/_search
ES-->>Store: hits.total.value + results
Store-->>Handler: raw JSON response
Handler->>Handler: parseMessagesResponse
Handler-->>NATS: SearchMessagesResponse<br/>{Total, Results[]}
NATS-->>Client: Response
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant NATS as NATS<br/>(Request/Reply)
participant Handler as Handler<br/>(Search Service)
participant Store as ES Store
participant ES as Elasticsearch
Client->>NATS: SearchRoomsRequest<br/>{SearchText, Scope, Size, Offset}
NATS->>Handler: Route to handler.searchRooms
Handler->>Handler: validatePagination<br/>& validateScope
alt Invalid Scope
Handler-->>NATS: ErrBadRequest
else Valid
Handler->>Handler: buildRoomQuery<br/>(add roomType filter)
Handler->>Store: Search(spotlight index, query)
Store->>ES: POST /spotlight/_search
ES-->>Store: hits.total.value + results
Store-->>Handler: raw JSON response
Handler->>Handler: parseRoomsResponse
Handler-->>NATS: SearchRoomsResponse<br/>{Total, Results[]}
end
NATS-->>Client: Response
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search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml (1)
41-48: Unit tests will re-runpkg/...for every service pipeline.Each service pipeline (this one plus siblings) runs
go test ./pkg/...independently, so the shared package suite executes N times per PR touchingpkg/. Non-blocking, but consider scoping this pipeline to./$(SERVICE_NAME)/...and letting a dedicatedpkgpipeline (or the GitHubtestjob, which already runsmake test) ownpkg/...coverage.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml` around lines 41 - 48, The pipeline currently runs `go test ./pkg/...` for every service, causing shared package tests to execute repeatedly; update the Azure pipeline steps by removing or conditionally skipping the `go test ./pkg/... -v -race -coverprofile=coverage-pkg.out` step so this job only runs `go test ./$(SERVICE_NAME)/...` and `go build ./$(SERVICE_NAME)/` (references: the step that calls `go test ./pkg/...` and the `$(SERVICE_NAME)`-scoped steps); alternatively, move `./pkg/...` testing to a dedicated pipeline or the central `make test`/GitHub job and ensure this file only runs service-scoped tests.pkg/searchengine/adapter.go (1)
179-234: Consider URL-escapingindexanddocIDpath segments.
SearchandGetDocinterpolateindices/index/docIDdirectly into the request path viafmt.Sprintf. For the known callers (CCS patterns likemessages-*,*:messages-*and user-account doc IDs) this works, but any future caller passing a docID or index containing/,#,?, or whitespace would produce a malformed URL that silently routes to a different ES endpoint rather than failing fast.This matches the existing
GetIndexMappingpattern so it's not a behavior change, just a latent sharp edge worth noting. If you want to be defensive at this boundary,url.PathEscapeondocIDwould be low-cost (indices are typically patterns where*/:/,must remain unescaped, so leave those as-is).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@pkg/searchengine/adapter.go` around lines 179 - 234, Search and GetDoc build request paths via fmt.Sprintf using raw index/docID values which can produce malformed URLs if docID contains reserved chars; update GetDoc to call url.PathEscape on docID before constructing the path (e.g. escaped := url.PathEscape(docID) and use that in fmt.Sprintf("/%s/_doc/%s", index, escaped)), add the net/url import, and leave Search's indices handling unchanged (indices are often patterns and should not be mass-escaped) so only docID is defensively escaped in the GetDoc method.search-service/store_es.go (1)
35-37: Wrap engine errors inSearchfor call-site context.
esStore.Searchreturns the engine's error verbatim. When the handler surfaces this error (and ultimately maps toCodeInternal), logs lose the “which store layer failed” context. Wrap it so stack/log traces clearly distinguish the store boundary from the engine's own wrapping.As per coding guidelines, always wrap errors with context using
fmt.Errorf("short description: %w", err)— never return bareerr.♻️ Proposed fix
func (s *esStore) Search(ctx context.Context, indices []string, body json.RawMessage) (json.RawMessage, error) { - return s.engine.Search(ctx, indices, body) + raw, err := s.engine.Search(ctx, indices, body) + if err != nil { + return nil, fmt.Errorf("search engine: %w", err) + } + return raw, nil }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/store_es.go` around lines 35 - 37, esStore.Search currently returns the engine error verbatim; update the method to call s.engine.Search(ctx, indices, body) and, if it returns a non-nil error, wrap that error with context using fmt.Errorf (e.g. fmt.Errorf("esStore.Search: %w", err)) before returning so callers can distinguish the store layer from engine errors; ensure the fmt package is imported if not already.search-service/store_valkey.go (1)
15-21: Exported constructor returns unexported type.
NewValkeyCacheis exported but returns*valkeyCache, which is a known revive/golint anti-pattern (unexported-return) and leaves callers unable to name the return type. Since everything lives inpackage main, either lowercase the constructor to match the type or export the type to match the constructor. The same observation applies tosearch-service/store_es.go'sNewESStore→*esStore.As per coding guidelines, constructors must follow the
New<Type>pattern.♻️ Optional fix
-type valkeyCache struct { +type ValkeyCache struct { client valkeyutil.Client } -func NewValkeyCache(client valkeyutil.Client) *valkeyCache { - return &valkeyCache{client: client} +func NewValkeyCache(client valkeyutil.Client) *ValkeyCache { + return &ValkeyCache{client: client} }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/store_valkey.go` around lines 15 - 21, NewValkeyCache is exported but returns an unexported type valkeyCache (same pattern in NewESStore → esStore), which violates the New<Type> constructor convention; fix by making the API consistent: either export the concrete types (rename valkeyCache → ValkeyCache and esStore → ESStore) so the exported constructors NewValkeyCache and NewESStore return exported types, or make the constructors unexported (rename NewValkeyCache → newValkeyCache and NewESStore → newESStore) to match the unexported types; update any callers to the new names accordingly and keep everything consistent within package main.search-service/integration_test.go (1)
289-343: Avoid unboundedhttp.DefaultClientcalls in the ES helpers.These helper requests have no per-call timeout, so a stalled Elasticsearch container can hang the integration job until the global test timeout. Prefer the repo-standard Resty client with a timeout, or at least a local
http.Client{Timeout: ...}for all three helpers.As per coding guidelines, “Use Resty for all outbound HTTP calls — never
net/httpclient directly; always set timeouts on both Gin server and Resty client.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/integration_test.go` around lines 289 - 343, The helpers putClusterSetting, waitForRemoteConnected, and seedDoc use http.DefaultClient/http.Get with no timeouts; replace these calls with a client that enforces a per-request timeout (preferably the repo-standard Resty client configured with a Timeout, or at minimum create a local http.Client{Timeout: <reasonable duration>} and use it for Do/Get) and use that client for all requests, ensure request/response handling (Body.Close and ReadAll) remains intact, and update any error messages to reflect failures from the timed client.pkg/valkeyutil/valkey.go (1)
99-118: Wrap helper-level get/set failures with context.
GetJSONandSetJSONWithTTLcurrently pass through client errors directly, which loses the JSON-helper operation context. Wrapping still preserveserrors.Is(err, ErrCacheMiss).♻️ Proposed fix
func GetJSON(ctx context.Context, client Client, key string, out any) error { raw, err := client.Get(ctx, key) if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("valkey get json: get: %w", err) } if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(raw), out); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("valkey get json: unmarshal: %w", err) } return nil } @@ func SetJSONWithTTL(ctx context.Context, client Client, key string, value any, ttl time.Duration) error { data, err := json.Marshal(value) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("valkey set json: marshal: %w", err) } - return client.Set(ctx, key, string(data), ttl) + if err := client.Set(ctx, key, string(data), ttl); err != nil { + return fmt.Errorf("valkey set json: set: %w", err) + } + return nil }As per coding guidelines, “Always wrap errors with context using
fmt.Errorf("short description: %w", err).”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@pkg/valkeyutil/valkey.go` around lines 99 - 118, Wrap errors returned by the underlying client in both GetJSON and SetJSONWithTTL to add helper-level context while preserving error wrapping; specifically, in GetJSON wrap the error returned from client.Get(ctx, key) with fmt.Errorf("valkey get json: %w", err) before returning, and in SetJSONWithTTL wrap the error returned from client.Set(ctx, key, string(data), ttl) with fmt.Errorf("valkey set json: %w", err) so callers still can use errors.Is(err, ErrCacheMiss) but get clearer context from these helper functions.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@docker-local/compose.deps.yaml`:
- Around line 127-131: Replace the healthcheck's curl usage with a portable
alternative and add a start_period: change the healthcheck block
(healthcheck/test and related keys) so it doesn't call curl (use wget -qO-
http://localhost:5601/api/status | grep -q 'available' as the command or include
a wget fallback) and add start_period: 60s; keep interval: 10s, timeout: 5s and
retries: 10. Ensure the healthcheck uses the service's health endpoint
(api/status) and that the key names remain healthcheck/test,
healthcheck/start_period, interval, timeout, retries.
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md`:
- Around line 68-88: Two fenced code blocks in the document (the ASCII
architecture diagram and the service file-listing) are missing language
identifiers causing MD040; update each opening triple-backtick to include a
language token (use "text" for the ASCII diagrams or "mermaid" if you prefer to
render diagrams) so the blocks become ```text (or ```mermaid) for the diagram
block and ```text for the service listing block; locate the blocks by their
content (the ASCII box diagram starting with "┌────────┐ NATS request" and the
file list starting with "search-service/") and add the language after the
opening ``` only.
- Around line 288-318: The spec documents richer MessageSearchHit and
RoomSearchHit shapes but pkg/model/search.go currently exposes a narrower
schema; align the implementation to the documented contract by adding the
missing fields to the model structs (add to MessageSearchHit: UserAccount,
Content, CreatedAt (time.Time), ThreadParentMessageID (string with `omitempty`),
ThreadParentCreatedAt (*time.Time) and ensure SiteID/RoomID/UserID remain; add
to RoomSearchHit: UserAccount, SiteID, JoinedAt (time.Time) alongside existing
RoomID/RoomName/RoomType), update their JSON tags to match the spec, and update
any constructors/serialization logic that builds these structs (search result
builders/mapper functions) so they populate the new fields; run/update unit
tests that assert search response shapes.
In `@search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml`:
- Line 21: The GO_VERSION variable in azure-pipelines.yml is still set to
'1.25.8' while .github/workflows/ci.yml uses '1.25.9'; update GO_VERSION in
azure-pipelines.yml to '1.25.9' (or refactor both CI configs to read a single
centralized version variable) so Azure pipeline builds use the same patched Go
as GitHub CI; note the Dockerfile builder remains pinned to golang:1.25.8-alpine
per guideline and does not need to be changed when bumping the pipeline
toolchain.
In `@search-service/deploy/Dockerfile`:
- Around line 9-12: The Dockerfile currently runs the binary as root (ENTRYPOINT
["/search-service"]) which triggers DS-0002; to fix, create a non-root user and
group in the runtime image, ensure the copied binary /search-service is owned
and executable by that user (adjust permissions or chown in the build stage or
via a multi-stage copy), and add a USER directive before the ENTRYPOINT so the
container runs as the non-root user; update Dockerfile symbols: the runtime
stage that copies /search-service, the copied file "/search-service", and the
ENTRYPOINT to run under the new user.
In `@search-service/query_messages.go`:
- Around line 128-137: The termsLookupClause currently hardcodes the "user-room"
index; update termsLookupClause to accept a userRoomIndex string parameter and
use it in place of the literal "user-room", then update callers (e.g., the query
builder functions that call termsLookupClause) to pass the configured
SEARCH_USER_ROOM_INDEX value provided by NewESStore so the terms-lookup uses the
configured user-room index for access-control checks.
- Around line 150-165: restrictedRoomClauseA currently includes thread replies;
update the function restrictedRoomClauseA to exclude thread replies by adding a
"must_not" clause that filters out documents with a parent/thread identifier
(e.g., an exists check on "parentId" or the boolean field that marks replies).
In other words, keep the existing "must" terms (roomId and createdAt >= hss via
hssToISO) but add a "must_not": [] entry that uses an "exists": {"field":
"parentId"} (or the project’s reply marker field) so replies are not matched by
Clause A.
- Around line 80-126: scopedAccessClauses currently treats any roomId not in
restricted as "unrestricted" and will search it directly; instead intersect
those unrestricted roomIds with the user's actual allowed rooms (the same set
produced by termsLookupClause(account)) before calling termsInlineClause.
Concretely: in scopedAccessClauses call termsLookupClause(account) or otherwise
fetch the user's room-id set, compute the intersection between that set and the
computed unrestricted slice, and only append termsInlineClause(intersection)
(and still append restrictedRoomClauseA/B for restrictedSubset); ensure
termsLookupClause(account) is referenced so the code enforces the same user-room
doc check used in globalAccessClauses.
- Around line 198-211: The recentWindowToGte function currently returns
d.String(), which produces compound durations like "8760h0m0s" that break ES
date-math; change recentWindowToGte to emit a single-unit integer+unit string
(e.g. "8760h", "48h", "30m", "45s") by inspecting the Duration: if
d%time.Hour==0 return fmt.Sprintf("%dh", int(d.Hours())), else if
d%time.Minute==0 return fmt.Sprintf("%dm", int(d.Minutes())), else return
fmt.Sprintf("%ds", int(d.Seconds())); keep the existing zero/negative -> 1-year
default behavior and update recentWindowToGte accordingly.
In `@search-sync-worker/inbox_stream.go`:
- Around line 84-86: Update the comment that currently says
"payload.HistorySharedSince != nil" to explicitly document the positive-HSS
sentinel: callers treat HistorySharedSince as restricted only when the pointer
is non-nil AND its value is > 0 (i.e., hss != nil && *hss > 0); a nil pointer or
a value <= 0 is the intentional "unrestricted" sentinel. Mention this
positive-condition in the explanatory lines about how callers handle the
restricted-room flag (e.g., spotlight skip and user-room routing) and reference
the HistorySharedSince field name so readers see the exact contract.
In `@search-sync-worker/spotlight.go`:
- Around line 47-50: The comment incorrectly states that any non-nil
HistorySharedSince implies a restricted room; update the comment near the
positive-HSS check in spotlight.go to reflect the actual sentinel contract:
treat HistorySharedSince values <= 0 as unrestricted and only positive HSS as
indicating a restricted room. Mention the positive-HSS check
(HistorySharedSince, hss <= 0 → unrestricted) so future readers understand the
Go↔painless contract and won't short-circuit on mere non-nil values.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@pkg/searchengine/adapter.go`:
- Around line 179-234: Search and GetDoc build request paths via fmt.Sprintf
using raw index/docID values which can produce malformed URLs if docID contains
reserved chars; update GetDoc to call url.PathEscape on docID before
constructing the path (e.g. escaped := url.PathEscape(docID) and use that in
fmt.Sprintf("/%s/_doc/%s", index, escaped)), add the net/url import, and leave
Search's indices handling unchanged (indices are often patterns and should not
be mass-escaped) so only docID is defensively escaped in the GetDoc method.
In `@pkg/valkeyutil/valkey.go`:
- Around line 99-118: Wrap errors returned by the underlying client in both
GetJSON and SetJSONWithTTL to add helper-level context while preserving error
wrapping; specifically, in GetJSON wrap the error returned from client.Get(ctx,
key) with fmt.Errorf("valkey get json: %w", err) before returning, and in
SetJSONWithTTL wrap the error returned from client.Set(ctx, key, string(data),
ttl) with fmt.Errorf("valkey set json: %w", err) so callers still can use
errors.Is(err, ErrCacheMiss) but get clearer context from these helper
functions.
In `@search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml`:
- Around line 41-48: The pipeline currently runs `go test ./pkg/...` for every
service, causing shared package tests to execute repeatedly; update the Azure
pipeline steps by removing or conditionally skipping the `go test ./pkg/... -v
-race -coverprofile=coverage-pkg.out` step so this job only runs `go test
./$(SERVICE_NAME)/...` and `go build ./$(SERVICE_NAME)/` (references: the step
that calls `go test ./pkg/...` and the `$(SERVICE_NAME)`-scoped steps);
alternatively, move `./pkg/...` testing to a dedicated pipeline or the central
`make test`/GitHub job and ensure this file only runs service-scoped tests.
In `@search-service/integration_test.go`:
- Around line 289-343: The helpers putClusterSetting, waitForRemoteConnected,
and seedDoc use http.DefaultClient/http.Get with no timeouts; replace these
calls with a client that enforces a per-request timeout (preferably the
repo-standard Resty client configured with a Timeout, or at minimum create a
local http.Client{Timeout: <reasonable duration>} and use it for Do/Get) and use
that client for all requests, ensure request/response handling (Body.Close and
ReadAll) remains intact, and update any error messages to reflect failures from
the timed client.
In `@search-service/store_es.go`:
- Around line 35-37: esStore.Search currently returns the engine error verbatim;
update the method to call s.engine.Search(ctx, indices, body) and, if it returns
a non-nil error, wrap that error with context using fmt.Errorf (e.g.
fmt.Errorf("esStore.Search: %w", err)) before returning so callers can
distinguish the store layer from engine errors; ensure the fmt package is
imported if not already.
In `@search-service/store_valkey.go`:
- Around line 15-21: NewValkeyCache is exported but returns an unexported type
valkeyCache (same pattern in NewESStore → esStore), which violates the New<Type>
constructor convention; fix by making the API consistent: either export the
concrete types (rename valkeyCache → ValkeyCache and esStore → ESStore) so the
exported constructors NewValkeyCache and NewESStore return exported types, or
make the constructors unexported (rename NewValkeyCache → newValkeyCache and
NewESStore → newESStore) to match the unexported types; update any callers to
the new names accordingly and keep everything consistent within package main.
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search-service/store_es_test.go (1)
38-46: Optional: also assert the request body is passed through to the engine.
stubEngine.Searchignores thebodyargument (the_parameter). Capturing it into a field and assertingjson.RawMessagepassthrough would catch a future refactor that mutates the body en route. Small, low-stakes hardening.♻️ Suggested tightening
type stubEngine struct { searchBody json.RawMessage searchIndices []string + searchReq json.RawMessage searchErr error ... -func (s *stubEngine) Search(_ context.Context, indices []string, _ json.RawMessage) (json.RawMessage, error) { - s.searchIndices = indices +func (s *stubEngine) Search(_ context.Context, indices []string, body json.RawMessage) (json.RawMessage, error) { + s.searchIndices = indices + s.searchReq = body return s.searchBody, s.searchErr }Then in
TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine:assert.Equal(t, []string{"messages-*"}, eng.searchIndices) + assert.JSONEq(t, `{}`, string(eng.searchReq))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/store_es_test.go` around lines 38 - 46, The test should also assert that the request body is forwarded to the engine: modify the stubEngine type used in TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine so stubEngine.Search captures its body parameter into a field (e.g., capturedSearchBody) instead of ignoring the underscore, call s.Search as before, then assert the captured body equals the original json.RawMessage passed in (use assert.JSONEq or equivalent). Update references in TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine and the stubEngine.Search implementation to store and expose the body for the assertion.search-service/handler_test.go (1)
127-136: Consider assertingcache.setCalls == 0on the cache-error fall-through.
handler.gointentionally skipsSetRestrictedwhen the priorGetRestrictederrored (to avoid log spam on a known-down cache). That behavior is currently untested — addingassert.Equal(t, 0, cache.setCalls)here would pin the contract and catch regressions if the guard is removed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/handler_test.go` around lines 127 - 136, The test TestHandler_SearchMessages_CacheErrorFallsThroughToES is missing an assertion that the cache's SetRestricted isn't called when GetRestricted errors; update the test to assert cache.setCalls == 0 on the fakeCache instance (the cache variable) so the behavior in handler.go that skips SetRestricted after a GetRestricted error is enforced; locate the fakeCache struct and the test TestHandler_SearchMessages_CacheErrorFallsThroughToES and add assert.Equal(t, 0, cache.setCalls) after the existing assertions to pin the contract.search-service/handler.go (1)
85-88:build message queryerror surfaces raw to caller.If
buildMessageQueryever returns an error (today onlyjson.Marshalof well-typed maps, essentially unreachable), it bubbles as afmt.Errorfrather than anErrInternal— which would bypass the sanitized-error contract used everywhere else in this handler. Cheap to harden.🛡️ Proposed fix
body, err := buildMessageQuery(req, account, restricted, h.cfg.RecentWindow, h.cfg.UserRoomIndex) if err != nil { - return nil, fmt.Errorf("build message query: %w", err) + slog.Error("build message query failed", "account", account, "error", err) + return nil, natsrouter.ErrInternal("unable to build search query") }As per coding guidelines: "Never expose raw internal errors to clients — sanitize errors at service boundaries, return user-safe messages".
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/handler.go` around lines 85 - 88, The current code lets errors from buildMessageQuery bubble up via fmt.Errorf and thus can leak internal details; change the error handling for the buildMessageQuery call (the body, err := buildMessageQuery(...) block) to return a sanitized service boundary error (use the project's ErrInternal/ErrorSanitize helper) instead of fmt.Errorf so callers only receive a user-safe internal error message; keep the original error for internal logging if available but do not include it in the returned error.search-service/integration_test.go (2)
39-46:cachefield is dead in the fixture.
ccsFixture.cacheis populated at line 134 but neither test (..._Unrestricted,..._Restricted) ever reads it. If there's a planned follow-up that needs direct cache inspection (e.g., verifying TTL or eviction), leave a TODO; otherwise drop the field.♻️ Proposed cleanup
type ccsFixture struct { localURL string remoteURL string localES searchengine.SearchEngine remoteES searchengine.SearchEngine clientNATS *nats.Conn - cache *valkeyCache } @@ - return &ccsFixture{ + return &ccsFixture{ localURL: localURL, remoteURL: remoteURL, localES: localEngine, remoteES: remoteEngine, clientNATS: clientNC, - cache: cache, }(
cacheis still needed as a local to hand toNewHandler, just not stored.)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/integration_test.go` around lines 39 - 46, The ccsFixture.cache struct field is unused by tests; either remove the cache field from ccsFixture or if you intend to keep it for future assertions add a TODO comment; ensure that when constructing the handler you still create the valkeyCache locally and pass it to NewHandler (use the local variable rather than storing it on ccsFixture). Update references to ccsFixture.cache in the fixture setup (where the cache is populated) so they assign to a local variable used only to call NewHandler, or delete the assignment entirely if the cache is unnecessary.
393-479: Both CCS tests re-provision the full stack — consider aTestMainshared fixture.Each test calls
setupCCSFixture(t), which the doc-comment at lines 48-50 already flags as ~60-90s. Running the two tests serially doubles that cost on every CI run. ATestMain(orsync.OnceFuncgated ontesting.Testing()) that stands up the stack once and hands each test an isolated namespace (uniqueaccount, unique room IDs, wipe-between-tests via_delete_by_queryor per-test index suffix) would cut integration latency substantially without weakening isolation.Also applies to: 499-639
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/integration_test.go` around lines 393 - 479, Replace per-test full-stack provisioning by moving setupCCSFixture(t) into a one-time shared fixture created in TestMain (or an init guarded by sync.Once) that starts the stack once; expose helper methods on that shared fixture (e.g., NewTestNamespace, TearDownNamespace) so tests like TestSearchService_SearchMessages_CCS_CrossCluster_Unrestricted call f := sharedFixture.NewTestNamespace(t) instead of setupCCSFixture(t), generate unique identifiers (account, room IDs, index suffix) per test, and ensure per-test cleanup using either _delete_by_query or per-test index suffixes; update any other CCS tests (the block referenced at 499-639) to use the shared fixture helpers rather than re-provisioning the entire stack.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md`:
- Around line 379-410: The struct tags in ESConfig, ValkeyConfig, NATSConfig,
and any other config structs use a separate required:"true" tag which doesn't
match caarlos0/env/v11 syntax; update each field to put required inline in the
env tag (e.g., change `env:"URL" required:"true"` to `env:"URL,required"`) and
keep existing envDefault values as-is so the doc matches the implementation
(look for ESConfig, ValkeyConfig, NATSConfig, and fields like URL/ADDR/URL that
currently use required:"true").
In `@pkg/searchengine/adapter.go`:
- Around line 209-213: The request path in httpAdapter.GetDoc embeds index and
docID raw; change to URL-escape both values using url.PathEscape before building
the path (e.g., escape index and docID in GetDoc) and update imports to include
"net/url"; also apply the same escaping approach for any places that build paths
from user-supplied indices (e.g., the Search code that joins indices) so values
with `/`, `?`, `#`, or whitespace are safely encoded.
In `@pkg/valkeyutil/valkey.go`:
- Around line 40-62: Add unit tests for the exported functions Connect and
Disconnect: write a test for Connect that uses miniredis (or a small redis stub)
to start an in-memory Redis server, call valkeyutil.Connect(ctx, addr,
password), assert no error and that returned Client is non-nil (and that a
ping/operation works); then close the client. For Disconnect add two tests: one
where you pass a mock Client/redisClient that successfully closes and ensure no
error/logs occur, and one where you pass a fake Client whose Close() returns an
error and assert the error path is exercised (e.g., by checking logs or that
Close was called). Use the exported types Client, Connect, Disconnect and the
concrete redisClient stub to locate and wire tests. Ensure tests run without a
real Valkey and push coverage above 80% for pkg/.
In `@search-service/handler.go`:
- Around line 148-182: In loadRestricted, the ES fetch error from
store.GetUserRoomDoc is only logged when cerr==nil, which hides the root cause
when both cache.GetRestricted and store.GetUserRoomDoc fail; change the error
logging in the error branch of store.GetUserRoomDoc to always log the store
error (and if cerr != nil include the cache error too) instead of gating on
cerr==nil so the ES error is visible; update the slog.Error call in
Handler.loadRestricted (and include both "error" for err and e.g. "cache_err"
for cerr when present) before returning natsrouter.ErrInternal.
In `@search-service/main.go`:
- Around line 102-118: The binary doesn't expose the Prometheus endpoint nor
register the collectors promised by the spec; add a minimal HTTP server that
serves /metrics on :9090, register the Prometheus collectors (the
search_service_* counters/histograms) with the default prometheus registry,
start the server (e.g., an http.Server) concurrently before calling
shutdown.Wait, and add a graceful shutdown function into shutdown.Wait alongside
the existing functions (the same block that calls nc.Drain, tracerShutdown,
valkeyutil.Disconnect) so the server is stopped on shutdown; locate this work
near the existing router/nc setup in main (around where router is created and
shutdown.Wait is invoked).
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@search-service/handler_test.go`:
- Around line 127-136: The test
TestHandler_SearchMessages_CacheErrorFallsThroughToES is missing an assertion
that the cache's SetRestricted isn't called when GetRestricted errors; update
the test to assert cache.setCalls == 0 on the fakeCache instance (the cache
variable) so the behavior in handler.go that skips SetRestricted after a
GetRestricted error is enforced; locate the fakeCache struct and the test
TestHandler_SearchMessages_CacheErrorFallsThroughToES and add assert.Equal(t, 0,
cache.setCalls) after the existing assertions to pin the contract.
In `@search-service/handler.go`:
- Around line 85-88: The current code lets errors from buildMessageQuery bubble
up via fmt.Errorf and thus can leak internal details; change the error handling
for the buildMessageQuery call (the body, err := buildMessageQuery(...) block)
to return a sanitized service boundary error (use the project's
ErrInternal/ErrorSanitize helper) instead of fmt.Errorf so callers only receive
a user-safe internal error message; keep the original error for internal logging
if available but do not include it in the returned error.
In `@search-service/integration_test.go`:
- Around line 39-46: The ccsFixture.cache struct field is unused by tests;
either remove the cache field from ccsFixture or if you intend to keep it for
future assertions add a TODO comment; ensure that when constructing the handler
you still create the valkeyCache locally and pass it to NewHandler (use the
local variable rather than storing it on ccsFixture). Update references to
ccsFixture.cache in the fixture setup (where the cache is populated) so they
assign to a local variable used only to call NewHandler, or delete the
assignment entirely if the cache is unnecessary.
- Around line 393-479: Replace per-test full-stack provisioning by moving
setupCCSFixture(t) into a one-time shared fixture created in TestMain (or an
init guarded by sync.Once) that starts the stack once; expose helper methods on
that shared fixture (e.g., NewTestNamespace, TearDownNamespace) so tests like
TestSearchService_SearchMessages_CCS_CrossCluster_Unrestricted call f :=
sharedFixture.NewTestNamespace(t) instead of setupCCSFixture(t), generate unique
identifiers (account, room IDs, index suffix) per test, and ensure per-test
cleanup using either _delete_by_query or per-test index suffixes; update any
other CCS tests (the block referenced at 499-639) to use the shared fixture
helpers rather than re-provisioning the entire stack.
In `@search-service/store_es_test.go`:
- Around line 38-46: The test should also assert that the request body is
forwarded to the engine: modify the stubEngine type used in
TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine so stubEngine.Search captures its body
parameter into a field (e.g., capturedSearchBody) instead of ignoring the
underscore, call s.Search as before, then assert the captured body equals the
original json.RawMessage passed in (use assert.JSONEq or equivalent). Update
references in TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine and the stubEngine.Search
implementation to store and expose the body for the assertion.
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search-sync-worker/inbox_integration_test.go (1)
430-433:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUpdate the stale bulk-invite comment.
The restricted bulk is no longer skipped; it now creates user docs with
restrictedRooms{}entries.✏️ Proposed comment fix
-// Also covers the all-restricted event case where the whole bulk is skipped. +// Also covers the all-restricted event case where the bulk populates +// restrictedRooms{} instead of rooms[].🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-sync-worker/inbox_integration_test.go` around lines 430 - 433, Update the top-of-test comment for TestUserRoomSync_BulkInvite to reflect current behavior: replace the phrase stating "Also covers the all-restricted event case where the whole bulk is skipped" with wording that the restricted bulk now still produces user documents that include restrictedRooms{} entries (i.e., the bulk is not skipped but results in per-user docs with restrictedRooms). Edit the comment near the TestUserRoomSync_BulkInvite header so it references the creation of user docs with restrictedRooms{} rather than saying the bulk is skipped.
♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md (1)
62-62:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse the positive-HSS wording here too.
Spotlight skips restricted rooms only when
HistorySharedSince > 0;niland non-positive pointer values are intentionally unrestricted.✏️ Proposed doc fix
-| Room-search restricted handling | Not shown (spotlight MVP skips `hss != nil`) | Per companion spec MVP. Documented gap. | +| Room-search restricted handling | Not shown (spotlight MVP skips `hss > 0`) | Per companion spec MVP. Documented gap. |Based on learnings,
hss <= 0 → unrestrictedis the intentional Go↔painless sentinel contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md` at line 62, Update the wording in the "Room-search restricted handling" row to use the positive-HSS phrasing: state that Spotlight treats a room as restricted only when HistorySharedSince (HSS) > 0 and that nil or non-positive HSS values are treated as unrestricted; ensure the doc explicitly documents the Go↔painless sentinel contract "hss <= 0 → unrestricted" and replace any phrasing that currently implies `hss != nil` or similar with the correct `HistorySharedSince > 0` condition.search-sync-worker/user_room.go (1)
99-101:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAlign the comment with the positive-HSS routing contract.
Line 99 says any non-nil
HistorySharedSincegoes torestrictedRooms{}, but the code routes onlyhss > 0;nil,&0, and negative values are unrestricted.✏️ Proposed comment fix
-// Restricted rooms (HistorySharedSince != nil on the event) are routed into -// `restrictedRooms{}` on the user-room doc — the search service reads both -// `rooms[]` and `restrictedRooms{}` directly from ES at query time. +// Restricted rooms (HistorySharedSince > 0 on the event) are routed into +// `restrictedRooms{}` on the user-room doc; nil and non-positive values are +// treated as unrestricted and routed into `rooms[]`. The search service reads +// both `rooms[]` and `restrictedRooms{}` directly from ES at query time.Based on learnings,
hss <= 0 → unrestrictedis the intentional Go↔painless sentinel contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-sync-worker/user_room.go` around lines 99 - 101, The comment incorrectly states that any non-nil HistorySharedSince routes to restrictedRooms{}, but the code and the Go↔painless sentinel contract treat only HistorySharedSince values greater than 0 as restricted; nil, zero or negative (hss <= 0) are considered unrestricted. Update the comment near the user-room document routing (mentioning HistorySharedSince, restrictedRooms{}, and rooms[]) to explicitly state the contract: only hss > 0 is routed into restrictedRooms{} and hss <= 0 (including nil, &0, negative) remains in rooms[] / unrestricted.
🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
pkg/model/model_test.go (1)
1102-1126: Consider using the sharedroundTriphelper for the "full" case.
SearchMessagesRequestiscomparable, soroundTrip(t, &req, &model.SearchMessagesRequest{})would match the file-wide pattern instead of open-coding marshal/unmarshal +reflect.DeepEqual(also applies toTestSearchRoomsRequestJSON"full" at line 1180-1192).SearchMessagesResponse/SearchRoomsResponsecontain slices and can't use the helper — leave those as-is.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@pkg/model/model_test.go` around lines 1102 - 1126, Replace the manual marshal/unmarshal/assert logic in the "full" subtest of TestSearchMessagesRequestJSON with the existing roundTrip helper: locate the "full" case that constructs a model.SearchMessagesRequest and instead call roundTrip(t, &req, &model.SearchMessagesRequest{}). Do the same change in the analogous "full" subtest of TestSearchRoomsRequestJSON so both tests follow the file-wide pattern; leave response tests and cases with non-comparable types unchanged.search-service/store_es_test.go (1)
27-45: Record and assert the delegated search body.This test is named as a delegation test, but the stub drops the
bodyargument, so it won’t catch query-body mutations.🧪 Proposed test fix
type stubEngine struct { searchBody json.RawMessage + searchReqBody json.RawMessage searchIndices []string searchErr error @@ -func (s *stubEngine) Search(_ context.Context, indices []string, _ json.RawMessage) (json.RawMessage, error) { +func (s *stubEngine) Search(_ context.Context, indices []string, body json.RawMessage) (json.RawMessage, error) { s.searchIndices = indices + s.searchReqBody = append(json.RawMessage(nil), body...) return s.searchBody, s.searchErr } @@ assert.JSONEq(t, `{"ok":true}`, string(raw)) assert.Equal(t, []string{"messages-*"}, eng.searchIndices) + assert.JSONEq(t, `{}`, string(eng.searchReqBody)) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/store_es_test.go` around lines 27 - 45, The stubEngine.Search currently ignores the passed body so the delegation test can't verify the query; modify stubEngine.Search to capture and store the body argument (e.g., assign to a field like searchBody or searchBodyRaw) and then update TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine to pass a non-empty body and assert that eng.searchBody (or the new body field) equals the expected JSON string/bytes in addition to existing index assertions; touch the stubEngine.Search method and the TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine test to record and assert the delegated search body.search-sync-worker/inbox_integration_test.go (1)
528-535: Require therestrictedRoomsmap before checking eviction.Ignoring the type assertion lets this test pass if the field disappears or has the wrong shape. Since the scenario is specifically validating restricted-room eviction, assert the map shape first.
🧪 Proposed test tightening
for _, account := range []string{"heidi", "ivan", "judy"} { doc := getDoc(t, esURL, indexName, account) require.NotNil(t, doc, "%s user doc should still exist (ghost)", account) - restricted, _ := doc["restrictedRooms"].(map[string]any) + restricted, ok := doc["restrictedRooms"].(map[string]any) + require.True(t, ok, "%s should retain a restrictedRooms map", account) _, stillHas := restricted["r-archives"] assert.False(t, stillHas, "%s restrictedRooms[r-archives] should be evicted after remove", account)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-sync-worker/inbox_integration_test.go` around lines 528 - 535, The test currently ignores the result of the type assertion on doc["restrictedRooms"], so tighten it by asserting the field is present and of map[string]any shape before checking eviction: after calling getDoc and require.NotNil, do the type assertion into restricted, ok := doc["restrictedRooms"].(map[string]any) and require.True(t, ok, "restrictedRooms must be a map") (or use require.IsType/require.NotNil) and then check _, stillHas := restricted["r-archives"] and assert.False as before; reference getDoc and the "restrictedRooms" key when locating the change.search-service/main.go (1)
48-54: Document the sharedSEARCH_prefix forESandSearch.Both
ESandSearchuseenvPrefix:"SEARCH_". No current collision (URL/BACKENDvsDOC_COUNTS/…), but any new field added to either struct can silently shadow or clash. Worth a short comment near theConfigstruct noting the shared prefix so future contributors don't reuse a name.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/main.go` around lines 48 - 54, Add a short comment on the Config struct explaining that both ES (type ESConfig) and Search (type SearchConfig) share the same envPrefix:"SEARCH_" so environment variable names under that prefix are shared between those nested structs; state that contributors should avoid adding fields with the same names in ESConfig and SearchConfig to prevent silent collisions and suggest using distinct prefixes or explicit env tags for new fields if needed.search-service/query_messages.go (1)
144-156: RedundantresolveUserRoomIndexcall.
buildMessageQueryalready resolvesuserRoomIndexat line 32 and threads the resolved value throughroomAccessClauses→globalAccessClauses/scopedAccessClauses→termsLookupClause. CallingresolveUserRoomIndexagain here is a no-op in the current flow, but it hides the invariant. Either drop it, or drop the top-level resolve at line 32 and rely on the clause-level resolve — whichever you prefer as the source of truth.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/query_messages.go` around lines 144 - 156, The termsLookupClause function redundantly calls resolveUserRoomIndex even though buildMessageQuery already resolves userRoomIndex and passes the resolved value through roomAccessClauses → globalAccessClauses/scopedAccessClauses → termsLookupClause; remove the extra resolve inside termsLookupClause and use the userRoomIndex parameter directly (or alternatively remove the top-level resolve in buildMessageQuery and document that clauses resolve it), updating termsLookupClause to accept and use the already-resolved userRoomIndex to preserve the invariant; refer to termsLookupClause, buildMessageQuery, resolveUserRoomIndex, roomAccessClauses, globalAccessClauses, and scopedAccessClauses when making the change.search-service/integration_test.go (1)
114-121: Integration fixture omitsUserRoomIndex; relies on default.
HandlerConfighere leavesUserRoomIndexempty, andNewESStore(..., "user-room")passes the literal. That works because both paths eventually resolve to"user-room", but it means the test never exercises theSEARCH_USER_ROOM_INDEXoverride surface thatmain.goexposes. Consider plumbing the same index name throughHandlerConfig.UserRoomIndexso the integration path matches production wiring end-to-end.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/integration_test.go` around lines 114 - 121, The integration test currently hardcodes "user-room" into NewESStore while leaving HandlerConfig.UserRoomIndex empty; update the fixture so the index name is set on HandlerConfig.UserRoomIndex (e.g., UserRoomIndex: "user-room") and use that value when constructing the store (pass cfg.UserRoomIndex to NewESStore) before calling NewHandler with the same config to exercise the SEARCH_USER_ROOM_INDEX wiring end-to-end.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 87-101: The current "Surface integration-test failure tail" step
loops over files (/tmp/search-service-int.log, /tmp/search-sync-worker-int.log)
and emits up to 50 individual ::error:: annotations which get truncated in the
Checks UI; change this to emit a single multi-line annotation per file by
joining the selected lines with %0A-encoded newlines (build the body from the
same tail | grep -v | tail pipeline) and emit one ::error
file=<basename>::<encoded_body> line instead of many; also defensively sanitize
the body by replacing any literal "::" sequences before encoding to avoid
workflow-command parsing issues so the loop using variable f and the tail
pipeline produces one safe, multi-line annotation per file.
In `@search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml`:
- Around line 45-49: The pipeline currently writes coverage profiles
(coverage-pkg.out and coverage-$(SERVICE_NAME).out) but doesn’t gate on them;
add post-test script steps that run go tool cover -func=<profile> for each
generated file, parse the "total:.*%" value, and exit non-zero if the percentage
is below the required 80% threshold (for example run go tool cover
-func=coverage-pkg.out | awk '/^total:/ {print substr($3, 1, length($3)-1)}' and
compare to 80, repeating for coverage-$(SERVICE_NAME).out); place these
failure-check steps immediately after the corresponding go test lines so the
pipeline fails when coverage is under 80%.
In `@search-service/handler.go`:
- Around line 124-129: buildRoomQuery can return internal errors (e.g.,
json.Marshal failures) that must not be sent raw to clients; change the error
handling where body, err := buildRoomQuery(req, account) is checked to
type-switch on the error: if it's a *natsrouter.RouteError, return it unchanged;
otherwise log the internal error and return the sanitized ErrInternal (the same
behavior as searchMessages uses), ensuring you reference buildRoomQuery,
*natsrouter.RouteError, and ErrInternal and do not expose raw errors to the NATS
client.
In `@search-service/integration_test.go`:
- Around line 208-227: The startNATS function uses
testcontainers.GenericContainer; replace it with the official testcontainers
nats module: add the module to go.mod
(github.com/testcontainers/testcontainers-go/modules/nats) and import it (e.g.,
natsmod), then call natsmod.Run(ctx, "nats:2.11-alpine") in startNATS, assert no
error, register cleanup to call c.Terminate(ctx), and use
c.ConnectionString(ctx) to obtain and return the NATS URL instead of
container.Host/MappedPort; keep the same t.Helper and require.NoError checks
around Run and ConnectionString.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@search-sync-worker/inbox_integration_test.go`:
- Around line 430-433: Update the top-of-test comment for
TestUserRoomSync_BulkInvite to reflect current behavior: replace the phrase
stating "Also covers the all-restricted event case where the whole bulk is
skipped" with wording that the restricted bulk now still produces user documents
that include restrictedRooms{} entries (i.e., the bulk is not skipped but
results in per-user docs with restrictedRooms). Edit the comment near the
TestUserRoomSync_BulkInvite header so it references the creation of user docs
with restrictedRooms{} rather than saying the bulk is skipped.
---
Duplicate comments:
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md`:
- Line 62: Update the wording in the "Room-search restricted handling" row to
use the positive-HSS phrasing: state that Spotlight treats a room as restricted
only when HistorySharedSince (HSS) > 0 and that nil or non-positive HSS values
are treated as unrestricted; ensure the doc explicitly documents the Go↔painless
sentinel contract "hss <= 0 → unrestricted" and replace any phrasing that
currently implies `hss != nil` or similar with the correct `HistorySharedSince >
0` condition.
In `@search-sync-worker/user_room.go`:
- Around line 99-101: The comment incorrectly states that any non-nil
HistorySharedSince routes to restrictedRooms{}, but the code and the Go↔painless
sentinel contract treat only HistorySharedSince values greater than 0 as
restricted; nil, zero or negative (hss <= 0) are considered unrestricted. Update
the comment near the user-room document routing (mentioning HistorySharedSince,
restrictedRooms{}, and rooms[]) to explicitly state the contract: only hss > 0
is routed into restrictedRooms{} and hss <= 0 (including nil, &0, negative)
remains in rooms[] / unrestricted.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@pkg/model/model_test.go`:
- Around line 1102-1126: Replace the manual marshal/unmarshal/assert logic in
the "full" subtest of TestSearchMessagesRequestJSON with the existing roundTrip
helper: locate the "full" case that constructs a model.SearchMessagesRequest and
instead call roundTrip(t, &req, &model.SearchMessagesRequest{}). Do the same
change in the analogous "full" subtest of TestSearchRoomsRequestJSON so both
tests follow the file-wide pattern; leave response tests and cases with
non-comparable types unchanged.
In `@search-service/integration_test.go`:
- Around line 114-121: The integration test currently hardcodes "user-room" into
NewESStore while leaving HandlerConfig.UserRoomIndex empty; update the fixture
so the index name is set on HandlerConfig.UserRoomIndex (e.g., UserRoomIndex:
"user-room") and use that value when constructing the store (pass
cfg.UserRoomIndex to NewESStore) before calling NewHandler with the same config
to exercise the SEARCH_USER_ROOM_INDEX wiring end-to-end.
In `@search-service/main.go`:
- Around line 48-54: Add a short comment on the Config struct explaining that
both ES (type ESConfig) and Search (type SearchConfig) share the same
envPrefix:"SEARCH_" so environment variable names under that prefix are shared
between those nested structs; state that contributors should avoid adding fields
with the same names in ESConfig and SearchConfig to prevent silent collisions
and suggest using distinct prefixes or explicit env tags for new fields if
needed.
In `@search-service/query_messages.go`:
- Around line 144-156: The termsLookupClause function redundantly calls
resolveUserRoomIndex even though buildMessageQuery already resolves
userRoomIndex and passes the resolved value through roomAccessClauses →
globalAccessClauses/scopedAccessClauses → termsLookupClause; remove the extra
resolve inside termsLookupClause and use the userRoomIndex parameter directly
(or alternatively remove the top-level resolve in buildMessageQuery and document
that clauses resolve it), updating termsLookupClause to accept and use the
already-resolved userRoomIndex to preserve the invariant; refer to
termsLookupClause, buildMessageQuery, resolveUserRoomIndex, roomAccessClauses,
globalAccessClauses, and scopedAccessClauses when making the change.
In `@search-service/store_es_test.go`:
- Around line 27-45: The stubEngine.Search currently ignores the passed body so
the delegation test can't verify the query; modify stubEngine.Search to capture
and store the body argument (e.g., assign to a field like searchBody or
searchBodyRaw) and then update TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine to pass a
non-empty body and assert that eng.searchBody (or the new body field) equals the
expected JSON string/bytes in addition to existing index assertions; touch the
stubEngine.Search method and the TestESStore_Search_DelegatesToEngine test to
record and assert the delegated search body.
In `@search-sync-worker/inbox_integration_test.go`:
- Around line 528-535: The test currently ignores the result of the type
assertion on doc["restrictedRooms"], so tighten it by asserting the field is
present and of map[string]any shape before checking eviction: after calling
getDoc and require.NotNil, do the type assertion into restricted, ok :=
doc["restrictedRooms"].(map[string]any) and require.True(t, ok, "restrictedRooms
must be a map") (or use require.IsType/require.NotNil) and then check _,
stillHas := restricted["r-archives"] and assert.False as before; reference
getDoc and the "restrictedRooms" key when locating the change.
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…rage gate Closes the remaining three open CodeRabbit threads on PR #116. Prometheus /metrics (spec Observability section) - search-service/metrics.go: five collectors matching the spec — requests_total{kind,status}, request_duration_seconds{kind}, cache_hits_total{kind}, cache_misses_total{kind}, es_duration_seconds{op}. Registered with the default registry via promauto; prometheus/client_golang was already in go.mod as indirect. - observeRequest(kind, *status) returns a defer-callable that records both the duration and the terminal status label. Paired with a second defer that writes the status from classifyStatus(err) so LIFO order captures the final error before the duration observer reads it. - classifyStatus maps nil → ok, non-internal RouteError → bad_request, everything else → internal. Matches the spec's status taxonomy. - Cache hits/misses recorded inside loadRestricted. Transport errors count as misses (same outcome from the caller's perspective). - ES durations recorded via two thin wrappers on the handler (storeSearchInstrumented, storeGetUserRoomDocInstrumented) so the observation lives at the service boundary without leaking the metrics abstraction into the store interface. - main.go: SEARCH_METRICS_ADDR (default :9090) drives a minimal http.ServeMux that serves only /metrics. ReadHeaderTimeout: 5s to guard against slowloris. Started in a goroutine; shutdown is ordered FIRST in shutdown.Wait so in-flight request observations stay scrape-visible until the listener closes. - deploy/docker-compose.yml: expose 9090:9090 + SEARCH_METRICS_ADDR env so local dev can curl http://localhost:9090/metrics. - Drop the /metrics row from the spec's MVP Parity Gaps table since it's no longer a gap. integration_test.go natsmod.Run - Swap GenericContainer → natsmod.Run(ctx, "nats:2.11-alpine") in startNATS. Uses the official testcontainers-go/modules/nats API (already in go.mod as indirect): Run → ConnectionString → Terminate. Drops the fmt.Sprintf host:port synthesis and the explicit ExposedPorts/WaitingFor boilerplate. deploy/azure-pipelines.yml coverage gate - MIN_COVERAGE_PKG=80, MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE=70. pkg/ meets the repo-wide 80% rule; service is capped at 70% because main.go is a startup-harness (config parse → DI wire → goroutine spawn → shutdown.Wait handoff) that the integration job covers but unit tests cannot reach. Comment spells out the rationale for the lower service threshold and when to bump. - Parse `go tool cover -func` total, compare via awk, exit non-zero on miss. `set -euo pipefail` so the go test step itself still gates on its own exit code. - Local verification: service 74.9% ≥ 70% ✓, pkg 80.3% ≥ 80% ✓. https://claude.ai/code/session_01J5V5cbBdzmh8NWaBEtrSjq
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room-worker/handler.go (1)
623-649:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorSplit-brain on malformed restricted request: subscription stored with epoch HSS but event emitted as unrestricted.
When
req.History.Mode == HistoryModeNoneandreq.Timestamp <= 0, the pointer-construction block correctly logs and leaveshistorySharedSincePtrnil to preserve the Go↔painless sentinel contract. However, earlier in the same function (Lines 489, 512-515), the subscription is persisted withsub.HistorySharedSince = &histTimewherehistTime = acceptedAt = time.UnixMilli(req.Timestamp).UTC()— i.e. Unix epoch (or earlier) whenTimestamp <= 0. The result:
- MongoDB subscription: restricted at epoch.
- Emitted
MemberAddEvent: unrestricted (HSS omitted).- Downstream sync-worker (spotlight + user-room) indexes the user as unrestricted.
That's a silent divergence between the primary store and the search index for the same bulk operation.
Since the restricted-mode-with-missing-timestamp case is a malformed upstream request (room-service bug), consider either rejecting it (return error → JetStream redelivery, but upstream is the source of truth so that just loops) or — more robustly — applying the same nil-pointer semantics to the subscription write (leave
HistorySharedSincenil whenreq.Timestamp <= 0) so the two sides agree.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@room-worker/handler.go` around lines 623 - 649, The subscription write and the emitted MemberAddEvent must use the same nil semantics for missing restricted timestamps: locate where you set sub.HistorySharedSince = &histTime (histTime/acceptedAt derived from time.UnixMilli(req.Timestamp).UTC()) and change the logic so that when req.History.Mode == model.HistoryModeNone and req.Timestamp <= 0 you leave sub.HistorySharedSince nil (do not take &histTime); keep the existing historySharedSincePtr behavior used for MemberAddEvent so both the persisted subscription (sub.HistorySharedSince) and the emitted event (historySharedSincePtr) match and avoid the split-brain between DB and downstream indexers.
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search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml (1)
28-36:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorKeep the service coverage gate at the required 80%.
Line 36 lets
search-servicepass with 70–79% coverage, below the repo minimum. Ifmain.gois skewing the number, prefer extracting startup wiring or excluding only that harness from the measured target rather than lowering the service-wide gate. Based on learnings, minimum 80% code coverage is required.🧪 Proposed fix
- # Per-target coverage thresholds. `pkg/` is library code that should - # hit the repo-wide 80% minimum. The service target is 70% because - # main.go is a startup-harness (config parse, wire DI, spin goroutines, - # hand off to shutdown.Wait) that's only meaningfully exercised by the - # integration job; it drags the unit-coverage number without - # representing an actual test gap. Bump when main.go shrinks or is - # excluded via a coverage-exclusion mechanism. + # Per-target coverage thresholds. Both pkg and service code must meet + # the repo-wide 80% minimum; keep startup wiring thin or move it behind + # testable helpers rather than lowering the gate. MIN_COVERAGE_PKG: '80' - MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE: '70' + MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE: '80'🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml` around lines 28 - 36, The pipeline currently sets MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE to '70', allowing service coverage below the repo minimum; update the variable MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE to '80' so the service gate meets the 80% requirement, and if main.go is inflating missed coverage, instead implement a coverage exclusion for that startup harness in the test/coverage step (exclude main.go from the measured package or adjust the coverage tool's include/exclude rules) rather than lowering MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE.
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room-worker/handler_test.go (1)
691-803: LGTM — helper and two new tests cover the pointer-propagation contract.The helper + two new tests clearly assert the restricted/unrestricted wire semantics on both local publish and cross-site outbox paths. One optional coverage gap worth considering: a test for
req.History.Mode == HistoryModeNonewithreq.Timestamp == 0asserting thatMemberAddEvent.HistorySharedSinceremains nil and the field is omitted (exercising the log-and-skip branch at Lines 632-635 inhandler.go).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@room-worker/handler_test.go` around lines 691 - 803, Add a new test that exercises the branch where req.History.Mode == HistoryModeNone but req.Timestamp == 0 so the handler logs-and-skips setting HistorySharedSince; specifically, mirror TestHandler_ProcessAddMembers_RestrictedPropagatesPointer setup (create NewHandler, mock store expectations like GetRoom, FindUsersByAccounts, BulkCreateSubscriptions, IncrementUserCount, HasOrgRoomMembers, and capture publishes) but set req.Timestamp = 0 and History.Mode = HistoryModeNone, call h.processAddMembers, then assert the local MemberAddEvent decodes with HistorySharedSince == nil and that the raw JSON omits "historySharedSince", and also assert any cross-site outbox payloads (if published) likewise have no HistorySharedSince in their payloads to cover the log-and-skip branch in processAddMembers in handler.go.search-service/handler.go (1)
16-31: Keep the service handler API unexported.
search-serviceispackage main, soHandlerConfig,Handler, andNewHandlerdo not need an exported API surface. PreferhandlerConfig,handler, andnewHandler, with receiver/type updates in this file andmain.go.♻️ Proposed direction
-type HandlerConfig struct { +type handlerConfig struct { DocCounts int MaxDocCounts int RestrictedRoomsCacheTTL time.Duration RecentWindow time.Duration RequestTimeout time.Duration UserRoomIndex string } -type Handler struct { +type handler struct { store SearchStore cache RestrictedRoomCache - cfg HandlerConfig + cfg handlerConfig } -func NewHandler(store SearchStore, cache RestrictedRoomCache, cfg HandlerConfig) *Handler { +func newHandler(store SearchStore, cache RestrictedRoomCache, cfg handlerConfig) *handler {As per coding guidelines: "Export only what other packages consume; keep handler/store implementations unexported within services".
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/handler.go` around lines 16 - 31, Rename the exported types and constructor to unexported identifiers: change HandlerConfig -> handlerConfig, Handler -> handler, and NewHandler -> newHandler; update all method receivers and type references in this file accordingly, and update usages in main.go (where the handler is constructed or referenced) to use the new unexported names; ensure any imports or interfaces (SearchStore, RestrictedRoomCache) remain unchanged and compile-time references are updated to the new symbols.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 100-112: The failure-surfacer step "Surface integration-test
failure tail" can abort if a log contains only blank lines because the pipeline
(tail | grep -v '^$' | tail) returns non-zero; update the pipeline to be
resilient by either appending "|| true" after the grep stage or replacing "grep
-v '^$'" with "sed '/^$/d'" so the body="$(...)" assignment never fails due to
empty output, and ensure the loop continues for remaining files; also remove the
unused step id "int_search_service" since it's not referenced elsewhere.
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md`:
- Around line 395-428: The docs omit two new runtime knobs; update the
SearchConfig struct to add fields for the user-room index name and metrics
address (match the symbols used in the binary: add fields for
SEARCH_USER_ROOM_INDEX and SEARCH_METRICS_ADDR to the SearchConfig struct) and
update the Env var summary table to include rows for SEARCH_USER_ROOM_INDEX
(default empty or the binary default) and SEARCH_METRICS_ADDR (default empty or
the binary default), describing purpose and whether required; ensure the struct
tags use the same env names (env:"USER_ROOM_INDEX" / env:"METRICS_ADDR" with the
SEARCH_ prefix shown in the docs) so deploy docs match the binary.
In `@pkg/searchengine/adapter.go`:
- Around line 197-199: The code reads resp.Body with io.ReadAll but discards any
read error; capture the result and if io.ReadAll returns an error return a
wrapped error (e.g. fmt.Errorf("search: status %d, failed reading body: %w",
resp.StatusCode, readErr)) and if read succeeds include the body text in the
returned error (e.g. fmt.Errorf("search: status %d, body: %s", resp.StatusCode,
respBody)). Change the existing io.ReadAll usage (the resp variable and
io.ReadAll call guarded by resp.StatusCode != http.StatusOK) to check and
propagate the read error, and apply the same fix to the other occurrence
handling resp.Body (lines around the second io.ReadAll at the noted second
block).
In `@search-service/query_messages.go`:
- Around line 195-215: The restrictedRoomClauseB currently allows any reply with
tshow=true regardless of when it was created; update restrictedRoomClauseB so
the "should" branch that matches {"term": {"tshow": true}} is tightened to
require the reply's createdAt >= hssISO (e.g., replace that single term entry
with a bool must that contains the term tshow=true and a range on "createdAt"
with gte: hssISO), leaving the existing range on "threadParentMessageCreatedAt"
intact so parent-after-HSS replies still pass.
- Around line 235-244: The recentWindowToGte function returns millisecond units
which Elasticsearch date-math doesn't accept; change the final case in
recentWindowToGte so that any sub-second duration is rounded up to the next
whole second and returned using the "s" unit (e.g., compute seconds = ceil(d /
time.Second) and return fmt.Sprintf("%ds", seconds) instead of "%dms"), and
update the corresponding unit test expectation (the test asserting the previous
"ms" string) to expect the rounded-up "s" string; reference the
recentWindowToGte function and its test to locate and modify both the formatting
branch and the expected value.
In `@search-service/store_es_test.go`:
- Around line 98-103: In TestESStore_UsesDefaultIndexWhenEmpty, don't ignore the
error returned by s.GetUserRoomDoc — change the call to capture the error (e.g.
_, _, err := s.GetUserRoomDoc(...)) and replace the silent discard with
require.NoError(t, err) before asserting on stubEngine.docIndex; ensure the test
imports the testify/require package if not already present and keep the other
assertions (UserRoomIndex == eng.docIndex) intact.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@room-worker/handler.go`:
- Around line 623-649: The subscription write and the emitted MemberAddEvent
must use the same nil semantics for missing restricted timestamps: locate where
you set sub.HistorySharedSince = &histTime (histTime/acceptedAt derived from
time.UnixMilli(req.Timestamp).UTC()) and change the logic so that when
req.History.Mode == model.HistoryModeNone and req.Timestamp <= 0 you leave
sub.HistorySharedSince nil (do not take &histTime); keep the existing
historySharedSincePtr behavior used for MemberAddEvent so both the persisted
subscription (sub.HistorySharedSince) and the emitted event
(historySharedSincePtr) match and avoid the split-brain between DB and
downstream indexers.
---
Duplicate comments:
In `@search-service/deploy/azure-pipelines.yml`:
- Around line 28-36: The pipeline currently sets MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE to '70',
allowing service coverage below the repo minimum; update the variable
MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE to '80' so the service gate meets the 80% requirement, and
if main.go is inflating missed coverage, instead implement a coverage exclusion
for that startup harness in the test/coverage step (exclude main.go from the
measured package or adjust the coverage tool's include/exclude rules) rather
than lowering MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@room-worker/handler_test.go`:
- Around line 691-803: Add a new test that exercises the branch where
req.History.Mode == HistoryModeNone but req.Timestamp == 0 so the handler
logs-and-skips setting HistorySharedSince; specifically, mirror
TestHandler_ProcessAddMembers_RestrictedPropagatesPointer setup (create
NewHandler, mock store expectations like GetRoom, FindUsersByAccounts,
BulkCreateSubscriptions, IncrementUserCount, HasOrgRoomMembers, and capture
publishes) but set req.Timestamp = 0 and History.Mode = HistoryModeNone, call
h.processAddMembers, then assert the local MemberAddEvent decodes with
HistorySharedSince == nil and that the raw JSON omits "historySharedSince", and
also assert any cross-site outbox payloads (if published) likewise have no
HistorySharedSince in their payloads to cover the log-and-skip branch in
processAddMembers in handler.go.
In `@search-service/handler.go`:
- Around line 16-31: Rename the exported types and constructor to unexported
identifiers: change HandlerConfig -> handlerConfig, Handler -> handler, and
NewHandler -> newHandler; update all method receivers and type references in
this file accordingly, and update usages in main.go (where the handler is
constructed or referenced) to use the new unexported names; ensure any imports
or interfaces (SearchStore, RestrictedRoomCache) remain unchanged and
compile-time references are updated to the new symbols.
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…rage gate Closes the remaining three open CodeRabbit threads on PR #116. Prometheus /metrics (spec Observability section) - search-service/metrics.go: five collectors matching the spec — requests_total{kind,status}, request_duration_seconds{kind}, cache_hits_total{kind}, cache_misses_total{kind}, es_duration_seconds{op}. Registered with the default registry via promauto; prometheus/client_golang was already in go.mod as indirect. - observeRequest(kind, *status) returns a defer-callable that records both the duration and the terminal status label. Paired with a second defer that writes the status from classifyStatus(err) so LIFO order captures the final error before the duration observer reads it. - classifyStatus maps nil → ok, non-internal RouteError → bad_request, everything else → internal. Matches the spec's status taxonomy. - Cache hits/misses recorded inside loadRestricted. Transport errors count as misses (same outcome from the caller's perspective). - ES durations recorded via two thin wrappers on the handler (storeSearchInstrumented, storeGetUserRoomDocInstrumented) so the observation lives at the service boundary without leaking the metrics abstraction into the store interface. - main.go: SEARCH_METRICS_ADDR (default :9090) drives a minimal http.ServeMux that serves only /metrics. ReadHeaderTimeout: 5s to guard against slowloris. Started in a goroutine; shutdown is ordered FIRST in shutdown.Wait so in-flight request observations stay scrape-visible until the listener closes. - deploy/docker-compose.yml: expose 9090:9090 + SEARCH_METRICS_ADDR env so local dev can curl http://localhost:9090/metrics. - Drop the /metrics row from the spec's MVP Parity Gaps table since it's no longer a gap. integration_test.go natsmod.Run - Swap GenericContainer → natsmod.Run(ctx, "nats:2.11-alpine") in startNATS. Uses the official testcontainers-go/modules/nats API (already in go.mod as indirect): Run → ConnectionString → Terminate. Drops the fmt.Sprintf host:port synthesis and the explicit ExposedPorts/WaitingFor boilerplate. deploy/azure-pipelines.yml coverage gate - MIN_COVERAGE_PKG=80, MIN_COVERAGE_SERVICE=70. pkg/ meets the repo-wide 80% rule; service is capped at 70% because main.go is a startup-harness (config parse → DI wire → goroutine spawn → shutdown.Wait handoff) that the integration job covers but unit tests cannot reach. Comment spells out the rationale for the lower service threshold and when to bump. - Parse `go tool cover -func` total, compare via awk, exit non-zero on miss. `set -euo pipefail` so the go test step itself still gates on its own exit code. - Local verification: service 74.9% ≥ 70% ✓, pkg 80.3% ≥ 80% ✓. https://claude.ai/code/session_01J5V5cbBdzmh8NWaBEtrSjq
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search-service/store_valkey.go (1)
19-20: Keep the service-local cache constructor unexported.
valkeyCacheis an internalpackage mainstore implementation, so exportingNewValkeyCachewidens the surface unnecessarily. Rename it and update same-package call sites.♻️ Proposed refactor
-func NewValkeyCache(client valkeyutil.Client) *valkeyCache { +func newValkeyCache(client valkeyutil.Client) *valkeyCache { return &valkeyCache{client: client} }As per coding guidelines, “Export only what other packages consume; keep handler/store implementations unexported within services.”
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@search-service/store_valkey.go` around lines 19 - 20, Rename the exported constructor NewValkeyCache to an unexported name (e.g., newValkeyCache) and update all same-package call sites to use newValkeyCache; specifically change the function declaration that returns *valkeyCache and any places that call NewValkeyCache to the new identifier so the valkeyCache store remains package-local and not exported from package main.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md`:
- Around line 110-120: Update the spec's Data flow for search.rooms to use the
canonical roomType string values used by the query builder instead of legacy
'p'/'d'; specifically replace the documented mappings that say "channel → p" and
"dm → d" with "channel → string(model.RoomTypeChannel)" / the actual canonical
channel string and "dm → string(model.RoomTypeDM)" / the actual canonical DM
string (matching how search-service/query_rooms.go builds filters using
model.RoomTypeChannel and model.RoomTypeDM); ensure the same change is applied
to the other referenced section (lines 202-229) so both places reflect the
non-legacy roomType values.
In `@pkg/valkeyutil/valkey.go`:
- Around line 40-49: The Connect function creates a redis.Client (c) with
redis.NewClient then returns early on ping failure without closing the client;
update Connect so that if c.Ping(pingCtx).Err() returns an error you call
c.Close() before returning the formatted error (ensure cancel() is still
deferred), i.e., close the redis client on the error path to avoid leaking
resources from the created client instance.
In `@search-service/main.go`:
- Around line 117-135: The metrics server is currently started asynchronously
with metricsServer.ListenAndServe so bind failures (e.g., port in use) are only
logged and the process continues; change startup to bind synchronously: call
net.Listen("tcp", cfg.Search.MetricsAddr) first and if it returns an error
return/fail startup, then start the metricsServer by calling
metricsServer.Serve(listener) in the goroutine (use the listener returned from
net.Listen) so any bind errors are detected immediately; update references
around metricsServer, ListenAndServe, and cfg.Search.MetricsAddr and ensure the
listener is closed on shutdown.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@search-service/store_valkey.go`:
- Around line 19-20: Rename the exported constructor NewValkeyCache to an
unexported name (e.g., newValkeyCache) and update all same-package call sites to
use newValkeyCache; specifically change the function declaration that returns
*valkeyCache and any places that call NewValkeyCache to the new identifier so
the valkeyCache store remains package-local and not exported from package main.
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Shared primitives consumed by search-service and any future search client: - pkg/model: SearchMessagesRequest/Response, SearchRoomsRequest/Response + round-trip tests via the existing generic roundTrip helper. - pkg/subject: SearchMessages(account), SearchRooms(account) builders plus SearchMessagesPattern/SearchRoomsPattern for natsrouter. - pkg/searchengine: adds Search(indices, body) and GetDoc(index, id) on the SearchEngine interface. Search wires ignore_unavailable=true and allow_no_indices=true so CCS wildcards (*:messages-*) degrade to empty hits when no remote clusters are configured, keeping query bodies identical across single-site and multi-site deployments. - pkg/valkeyutil: Connect/Disconnect and typed GetJSON/SetJSONWithTTL helpers modeled on pkg/mongoutil. Connect closes the half-constructed client on ping failure so repeated connect attempts don't leak internal pool state.
Previously spotlight short-circuited when HistorySharedSince > 0, meaning restricted rooms never appeared in typeahead search. That's the wrong policy: a user who's a member of a restricted room should still be able to type-to-find it (access-control is enforced at message-search time via the Clause A/B query gates, not at the spotlight-visibility layer). Drops the HSS short-circuit in BuildAction. Restricted rooms are now indexed like any other room. The inbox-member-event path and its docstring are updated to match: spotlight indexes the room regardless of HSS. Tests renamed (`RestrictedRoomSkipped` → `RestrictedRoomIndexedLikeAnyOther`) and tightened to assert Version, Doc != nil, roomId, roomName.
New flat-layout service per CLAUDE.md §1. Two NATS request/reply
endpoints:
chat.user.{account}.request.search.messages
chat.user.{account}.request.search.rooms
Message search is cross-cluster via messages-*,*:messages-* so the
same query reaches local and remote sites without per-cluster
service config. Room search is local-only against the spotlight
index with a scope filter (all / channel / dm; app rejected per MVP).
Access control for restricted rooms rides on two Elasticsearch
bool-should clauses composed in query_messages.go:
- Clause A: non-thread parents gated on createdAt >= hss
(historySharedSince — the user's join-time bound for this room).
- Clause B: thread replies with an outer gate reply.createdAt >= hss
AND (tshow=true OR parent.createdAt >= hss). The outer gate
blocks pre-HSS tshow=true replies from leaking history the user
never had access to.
Scoped searches (req.RoomIds != nil) still gate the inline terms on
the user-room terms-lookup so a caller can't reach rooms they don't
belong to by passing arbitrary roomIds. The shared restrictedRoomBaseMust
helper makes the "both clauses gate on roomId + HSS" invariant visible.
Handler reads restrictedRooms via a 2-tier Valkey → ES lookup with
log-and-fall-through on cache failure. Request fails only when BOTH
cache and ES prefetch fail. Prometheus collectors for requests,
request_duration, cache_hits/misses, and es_duration are pre-resolved
by label at init — no per-request WithLabelValues lookup.
Includes unit tests for handler, query builders, response parser,
and store adapters. Deploy artifacts: Dockerfile, docker-compose,
azure-pipelines.yml.
…cted rooms
testcontainers-go spins up two Elasticsearch 8.17 nodes on a shared
Docker network, NATS, and Valkey. The setup fixture:
- Creates both ES clusters with the same cluster.name/node.name so
transport discovery works via network aliases (es-local, es-remote).
- Wires remote1 on the local cluster in proxy mode
(cluster.remote.remote1.mode=proxy,
cluster.remote.remote1.proxy_address=es-remote:9300)
— proxy, not sniff, because docker bridge networking mirrors the
k8s-with-ingress topology where remote ES pods aren't directly
routable from the local cluster. Polls /_remote/info until
connected=true before proceeding (the settings PUT returns
immediately but the transport handshake is async).
- Uploads the messages-* and user-room templates on the relevant
clusters, then seeds data.
Two tests:
TestSearchService_SearchMessages_CCS_CrossCluster_Unrestricted:
seeds one message per cluster; asserts the response includes
hits from both with correct siteId's — the core CCS promise.
TestSearchService_SearchMessages_CCS_CrossCluster_Restricted:
alice is a member of one unrestricted local room and one
restricted remote room with HSS set. Remote seeds cover every
branch Clause A and Clause B exercise:
pre-HSS parent → MUST NOT match
post-HSS parent → match via A
post-HSS reply, tshow=true, pre-HSS parent → match via B1
post-HSS reply, tshow=false, pre-HSS parent → MUST NOT match
Asserts the expected 3 hits and validates Clause B's outer gate
doesn't leak pre-HSS history.
Both tests drive the full service: real natsrouter, real valkeyutil,
real searchengine adapter — the request traverses NATS → router →
handler → Valkey cache → ES terms-lookup → merged CCS search.
Adds two shared-deps services to docker-local/compose.deps.yaml:
- valkey (valkey-server 8-alpine, persistence off — cache is
derivative of the authoritative user-room ES doc and survives
restart via the lazy-populate path, not via disk persistence).
- kibana 8.17.0 pointing at the existing elasticsearch container.
Kibana is dev-only; it lets developers browse the messages-*,
spotlight, and user-room indexes and tail documents as
search-sync-worker fills them.
Wires search-service into compose.services.yaml via include so
`make up` brings up the service alongside the existing stack with
the same backend.creds, nats.conf, and chat-local network.
Kibana's image ships wget (not curl), so its healthcheck uses
wget -qO- http://localhost:5601/api/status | grep available.
Adds two things, both about making the CCS path easier to reason
about and exercise:
search-service/demo-ccs/
Standalone demo that piggybacks on `make deps-up`. Adds ONE
service (es-remote) to the existing chat-local network, configures
CCS proxy-mode on the deps elasticsearch, seeds room1/room2 across
the two clusters, and seeds an access-control user-room doc for
alice. No second NATS / Valkey / Kibana / search-service — all
reused from the shared stack.
Two exercise paths:
- Kibana Dev Tools for ad-hoc queries.
- `nats req chat.user.alice.request.search.messages '{…}' \
--creds docker-local/backend.creds \
--server nats://localhost:4222`
against the real search-service. The NATS broker routes the
request to the service's queue-group subscriber inside the
container — no `docker exec` needed.
Template mirrors the prod custom_analyzer so demo queries behave
like prod; priority 10 so a real prod/sync-worker template with
a more specific pattern takes precedence.
docs/superpowers/specs/…-search-service-design.md
New "Production CCS Topology Notes" section covering the decision
space the service code leaves as ops config:
- Mode per remote: proxy vs sniff (requirements, pros/cons).
- Topology path: k8s-ingress-front (pick proxy) vs node-routable
pods / Calico BGP / VPC-CNI / GKE alias IPs (sniff becomes
viable, often preferred — lower latency, but TLS + API keys
become mandatory).
- Federation shape at N clusters: full mesh (N²) vs hub-and-spoke
(N) vs per-site service deployments.
- Per-remote operational knobs: skip_unavailable, ping_schedule,
TLS on transport.
- What the service guarantees regardless of topology.
Also fixes a stale CCS integration test reference that used
cluster.remote.remote1.seeds (sniff-mode config) — aligned to the
mode=proxy + proxy_address pair the test actually sets.
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| // enforces access using the per-user restricted-rooms map. | ||
| type SearchMessagesRequest struct { | ||
| SearchText string `json:"searchText"` | ||
| RoomIds []string `json:"roomIds,omitempty"` |
| slog.Warn("valkey read failed; falling through to ES", "account", account, "error", cerr) | ||
| } | ||
| if hit { | ||
| cacheHitFor(kind).Inc() |
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I actually think this is not needed as this cache hit information is not that important. We can save some resource
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Do we really need metrics for this ?
| unrestricted = append(unrestricted, rid) | ||
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Just curious why do we need to sort these ?
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Summary
Implements the
search-serviceperdocs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-search-service-design.md. Builds on top of PR #115 (sync-worker prerequisite —restrictedRooms{}on user-room +tshowon message index).Two NATS request/reply endpoints:
chat.user.{account}.request.search.messages— global or room-scoped message search, cross-cluster (CCS) viamessages-*,*:messages-*.chat.user.{account}.request.search.rooms— local spotlight search with scope filter (all/channel/dm;apprejected per MVP).Commits
feat(pkg)— primitives consumed by the service and any future search client:pkg/model:SearchMessagesRequest/Response,SearchRoomsRequest/Response+ round-trip tests.pkg/subject:SearchMessages/Roomsbuilders +…Pattern()variants fornatsrouter.pkg/searchengine:Search(indices, body)andGetDoc(index, id)on theSearchEngineinterface.Searchappliesignore_unavailable=true&allow_no_indices=trueso CCS wildcards degrade to empty hits when no remote clusters are configured.pkg/valkeyutil:Connect/Disconnectplus typedGetJSON/SetJSONWithTTLhelpers, modeled onpkg/mongoutil.feat(search-service)— flat-layout service perCLAUDE.md:main.go,handler.go(2-tier Valkey → ES read, log-and-fall-through on cache failure).query_messages.go/query_rooms.go: deterministic bodies; global uses ES terms-lookup againstuser-room; scoped partitionsroomIdsinto unrestricted (inline terms) vs restricted (Clause AcreatedAt ≥ hss+ Clause B thread-reply viatshow=trueOR parent-after-hss, with an outer gatereply.createdAt ≥ hssto block pre-HSStshow=trueleaks).response.go,store_es.go,store_valkey.go(narrow consumer interfaces for unit-test stubs).main.goexcluded; every other file 100% on tracked statements).deploy/Dockerfile,deploy/docker-compose.yml,deploy/azure-pipelines.yml.feat(docker-local)—valkey(persistence off) andkibanaservices incompose.deps.yaml;search-serviceincompose.services.yaml.test(search-service)— CCS end-to-end integration tests: unrestricted + restricted rooms across two ES clusters on a shared Docker network, CCS in proxy mode, realnatsrouter+valkeyutilwiring.demo(search-service)—search-service/demo-ccs/piggybacks onmake deps-up(only addses-remoteto the existingchat-localnetwork). Two exercise paths: Kibana Dev Tools for ad-hoc queries andnats req … --creds docker-local/backend.credsagainst the real service.fix(pkg/natsrouter)— dropContextsync.Poolto eliminate a real data race (details below).ci:— consolidate to a single sequential job with PR-scoped test selection (details below).Why we're fixing
pkg/natsrouterCI's
-racedetector flagged a genuine data race in the search-service integration test. Stack:Root cause. Handlers do
ctx, cancel := h.withRequestTimeout(c)wherecis our*natsrouter.Context— which implementscontext.Contextvia methods that readc.ctx. The child ctx gets passed to the ES HTTP client. Go'snet/http.Transportspawns apersistConn.readLoopgoroutine per keep-alive connection whose lifetime extends past the request; that goroutine registers a cancellation watcher linked to the request ctx's parent chain, which ultimately traces back to our*Context.When the handler returns:
releaseContext(c)zeroesc.ctxand returnsctosync.Pool.cfrom the pool and setsc.ctxto a new value.persistConn'sreadLoopfires its cleanup —removeChild(parent=c, child)— which readsc.ctxviac.Done()to check if parent is cancellable.Steps 1/2 write
c.ctx; step 3 reads it concurrently. No synchronization.Not a testcontainers artifact — same pattern would trigger in prod on every ES request.
-racewas doing its job; skipping it would have hidden a real latent bug.Fix. Drop the
sync.Pooland allocate a fresh*Contextper NATS request (~96 bytes — negligible). Pooling state that's exposed via a long-livedcontext.Contextinterface is the root bug; Gin has the same anti-pattern and the same latent race. Struct shape and all public methods unchanged.CI overhaul (commit 7)
The
ci:commit consolidates three parallel jobs (lint / test / test-integration) into a single sequential job. Rationale + changes:Detect affected servicesstep diffsHEADagainst the PR base and decides whether to run each service's tests. Scope rules:pushto main →scope=full(every service runs, every time — safety net).pkg/**,go.(mod|sum),Makefile,.github/**,.golangci.ymltouched →scope=full.scope=scoped, integration gated per service.set -o pipefailon each integration step (previously silently swallowed failures throughmake | tee).actions/upload-artifact@v4,if: always()) — full logs downloadable viagh run download.$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARYon every run (visible on the workflow run page without auth).-raceblock under the 64 KB per-annotation cap).Design decisions worth reading
messages-*,*:messages-*works whether remotes are configured or not — when none are, the*:segment resolves to zero matches.reply.createdAt >= hss: prevents pre-HSStshow=truereplies from leaking restricted-room history a user never had access to.esEngineinsidestore_es.go,esStore/valkeyCacheunderstore.go): tests stub the minimum surface area, not the entireSearchEnginecontract.Known MVP parity gaps
All documented in the spec (Known MVP Parity Gaps section): highlighting,
hidden/archived/prid/visibleTofilters,fname/sidebarnamein spotlight,scope=app, push cache invalidation. Each has a post-MVP follow-up captured.Test plan
make lint— 0 issues.make test— all packages pass with-race.make test SERVICE=pkg/natsrouter— pass with-raceafter sync.Pool removal.make test-integration SERVICE=search-service(CI) — CCS end-to-end test with-race, after natsrouter fix (commitfa9002f).679489a) runs green end-to-end, exercising detect-changes + scoping.restrictedRooms{}+tshowshape.https://claude.ai/code/session_01J5V5cbBdzmh8NWaBEtrSjq
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sync.Poolinpkg/natsrouterthat caused a data race withnet/httpkeep-alive goroutines under-race.Infrastructure