deploy: print the app-trigger URL after a cloud deploy - #309
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An agent can be woken from outside by POSTing to its deployment trigger endpoint — that is how a customer's own product hands it work. But the URL was advertised nowhere the deploying user looks, so wiring an app to an agent started with someone being told the shape by hand. Deploy is the moment someone is actually wiring the agent up, so it is the moment the URL is worth knowing. Cloud deploys now print it, with the auth it needs and what the body does. Uses the persona id (the deployed NAME) rather than `handle.id`: names are unique per workspace among live agents and survive a redeploy, while the uuid does not, so the name is what an app should hard-code. Cloud mode only, and only when the cloud URL and workspace are both known. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCloud deployments now print persona-based and deployment-based trigger endpoint details after a successful launch. The output includes authentication and JSON payload guidance. Tests verify URL normalization. ChangesCloud trigger guidance
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The deploy output now shows the app-trigger URL and usage instructions. Tests do not yet lock down the authentication and JSON-body guidance, creating a small regression risk that is suitable for follow-up and is not merge-blocking. Possibly related PRs
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Two review findings. **The name form is not universally valid.** Agent Workforce cloud resolves an agent by its deployed name, and that is the better thing for an app to hard-code — unique per workspace, and it survives a destroy/redeploy that changes the uuid. But `--cloud-url` may point at any compatible runtime, and a backend implementing only the original uuid-keyed route would 404 on the name form. Printing a single URL means printing one that is wrong for somebody, so both are printed: the name form leads, the id form is labelled portable. **The printed URL had no test.** The entire point is that a user hand-copies it, which makes the exact path load-bearing. A cloud-mode test now asserts both lines verbatim, so a future route change cannot silently mis-advertise them. It also covers the trailing-slash case, where a `cloudUrl` ending in `/` must not produce `test//api`. 251 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/deploy/src/deploy.test.ts`:
- Around line 2537-2548: Extend the trigger guidance assertions in the relevant
deploy test to verify both required authentication-format guidance and JSON
request-body guidance in the generated output. Keep the existing name-form URL,
portable id-form URL, and trailing-slash normalization assertions unchanged, and
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The URL alone is not usable instructions — a caller also needs the bearer-token line and the note that the body reaches the handler as the event payload. All three are copied together, so all three are now pinned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An agent can be woken from outside by POSTing to its deployment trigger endpoint — that is how a customer's own product hands it work. But the URL is advertised nowhere the deploying user looks, so wiring an app to an agent has been starting with someone being told the shape by hand.
Deploy is the moment someone is actually wiring the agent up, so it is the moment the URL is worth knowing.
Uses the persona id (the deployed name) rather than
handle.id. Names are unique per workspace among live agents and survive a destroy/redeploy, while the uuid does not — so the name is what an app should hard-code. Anyone who guesses and uses the uuid gets something that works right up until the next redeploy.Cloud mode only, and only when the cloud URL and workspace are both known — otherwise the line is skipped rather than printed half-formed.
Typecheck clean;
packages/deploytests 250/250.Related
agents.idis a uuid column). It also adds the same URL to the agent's dashboard page, so the two surfaces agree.This PR stands alone: the printed URL is correct today for uuid-addressed callers and becomes correct for name-addressed ones when cloud#3025 ships. Worth merging cloud first so the printed line works verbatim on arrival.
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