[RedStar071]

Summary

The first two slices of the managed cloud's onboarding, plus the design they follow. Nothing in apps/web uses them yet, so there is no behavior change for a user.

Storage (packages/database)

• forge_installation: one provider installation, attached to exactly one organization. A unique index on (provider, external_id) makes that true under concurrency.
• organization_repository: the repositories an organization selected through an installation, with the provider's repository id so a rename does not orphan the row.
• Access functions and migration 0007.

API (packages/api)

• installations.start, .complete, .list, .repositories and organizationRepositories.list, .select, .remove, with OpenAPI routes.
• InstallationProvider and InstallationStore contracts, declared structurally as RepositoryAdmin is, so the package still imports no provider. apps/web implements them in the next slice.
• A signed state token (HMAC-SHA256 through WebCrypto) that binds the install round trip to one person and one organization and expires after ten minutes.

docs/plans/2026-11-08-onboarding-installation-design.md holds the flow, the data model, how control of an installation is proven, and the slices still to come. The existing repository table and its poller are untouched.

Why

A signed-in user on the cloud lands on an empty dashboard, and the repository table cannot describe what a customer connects: it is a global allow-list of checkout_path values, and the cloud has no checkout. The project owner chose organization-scoped tables over reusing repository.

An installation_id comes back in a query string, so anyone can write any id into it. installations.complete therefore attaches an installation only when three things hold, each checked on the server: the state was signed here for this person, they still own or administer the organization it names, and the provider confirms they control the installation. Selecting a repository names it by the provider's id only. Owner and name come from what the installation can see, so a caller cannot select a repository the installation does not reach by spelling its coordinates. Only observe and suggest are accepted.

The boundary stays as in CLAUDE.md: packages/database owns tables and queries and no policy, and packages/api decides who may do what.

Verification

• aube run check:repo
• aube run lint:ci
• aube run typecheck
• aube test
• aube run build

Safety and compatibility

• I added or updated deterministic tests for changed behavior.
• I preserved observe mode as read-only, or explained the policy change above.
• Runtime commands and target-repository writes remain inside the runner boundary.
• I did not expose secrets, tokens, personal data, or untrusted output in logs.
• I updated documentation and Agent Skills when workflows or boundaries changed.

Agent context

• Agent/tools used: Claude Code with the Wolfstar Agent Kit.
• What the agent did, and what you changed or verified yourself: The agent mapped the existing schema, API, and web composition, wrote the design document, and built both slices test first (PGlite for storage, an oRPC router client with an in-memory provider and store for the API). The project owner answered three scoping questions: the GitHub App is still to be created, repositories are organization-scoped without a checkout, and every registered user gets the onboarding wizard.

Reviewer notes

• The migration only creates tables, so it is safe to apply ahead of the code that uses them. The Cloudflare deploy workflow applies migrations when migrate is chosen.
• A state token is not single use. Replaying one inside its ten minutes attaches the same installation again, which is a no-op, so a nonce store would add state without closing anything.
• The Worker could not call GitHub from app.code-zero.dev (HTTP 525 on every host outside Cloudflare), which the provider's verify needs. The cause was the code-zero.dev zone requiring a post-quantum hybrid key exchange towards origins. That zone setting is fixed outside this repository, and the design records it.
• Next slices: the provider on @code-zero/forge, the installation webhook and the Worker secrets; then the /onboarding wizard.

🤖 AI disclosure: Wolfstar Agent Kit modified this description. AI open source policy.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge.

_{Reviews (9) · Last reviewed commit: "fix(database): identify a selected repos..." · Reviewed by Greptile}

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• Redraw · drawn at d0e4b1c, the branch has moved on

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No data-flow sequence changed in this PR.

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Review

1 finding addressed · reviewed d0e4b1c

• 🟠 toRepository throws on an unknown stored mode instead of reading observe · src/installations.ts:285 · ✅ Addressed in e37ba2c

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toRepository throws on an unknown stored mode instead of reading observe

toRepository throws for any stored mode outside observe/suggest, so listOrganizationRepositories and the returning row of selectRepositories fail outright. The sibling toRecord in repositories.ts reads the same hand-edited value as observe, the mode that cannot write.

Fix: Match repositories.ts’s toRecord: return isMode(row.mode) ? row.mode : 'observe' instead of throwing, so an unrecognised value fails safe.

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1. [medium, correctness] packages/database/src/installations.ts line 285
   Problem: `toRepository` throws on an unknown stored mode instead of reading `observe`. `toRepository` throws for any stored `mode` outside observe/suggest, so `listOrganizationRepositories` and the returning row of `selectRepositories` fail outright. The sibling `toRecord` in `repositories.ts` reads the same hand-edited value as `observe`, the mode that cannot write.
   Fix: Match `repositories.ts`'s `toRecord`: return `isMode(row.mode) ? row.mode : 'observe'` instead of throwing, so an unrecognised value fails safe.

✅ Addressed in e37ba2c