feat(desktop): add pi-mono harness with Omi API proxy (#6594)#6633
feat(desktop): add pi-mono harness with Omi API proxy (#6594)#6633
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds pi-mono as an alternative AI harness routing all LLM calls through a new Confidence Score: 4/5
Important Files Changed
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Swift as Swift ChatProvider
participant Bridge as ACP Bridge
participant Adapter as PiMonoAdapter
participant PiMono as pi-mono subprocess
participant Backend as Omi Backend
participant Anthropic as Anthropic API
Swift->>Bridge: sendPrompt(sessionId, prompt)
Bridge->>Adapter: sendPrompt(sessionId, prompt)
Adapter->>PiMono: stdin JSONL prompt command
PiMono->>Backend: POST /v2/chat/completions
Backend->>Anthropic: POST /v1/messages
Anthropic-->>Backend: SSE stream (Anthropic format)
Backend-->>PiMono: SSE stream (OpenAI format)
PiMono-->>Adapter: stdout message_update events
Adapter-->>Bridge: text_delta callbacks
Bridge-->>Swift: streaming text updates
PiMono-->>Adapter: stdout turn_end event
Backend->>Backend: log usage to Firestore
Adapter-->>Bridge: resolve PromptResult
Bridge-->>Swift: final result
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| inputTokens: usage?.input ?? 0, | ||
| outputTokens: usage?.output ?? 0, | ||
| cacheReadTokens: usage?.cacheRead ?? 0, | ||
| cacheWriteTokens: usage?.cacheWrite ?? 0, | ||
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| // Resolve the pending promise | ||
| const pending = this.pendingRequests.get(sessionId); | ||
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| this.pendingRequests.delete(sessionId); | ||
| pending.resolve(result); | ||
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handleTurnEnd — promise may never resolve
sessions.keys().next().value returns the first session ever created, not the one that issued the current prompt. If warmup() pre-creates multiple sessions (e.g. pi-session-1, pi-session-2) and sendPrompt is later called with pi-session-2, the pendingRequests.get("pi-session-1") lookup returns undefined and the promise hangs indefinitely, freezing the UI.
The fix is to key off the active pending request map directly, since there is only ever one in-flight turn at a time:
| // Find any active session to get sessionId | |
| const sessionId = | |
| this.sessions.keys().next().value || "pi-session-0"; | |
| const result: PromptResult = { | |
| text, | |
| sessionId, | |
| costUsd, | |
| inputTokens: usage?.input ?? 0, | |
| outputTokens: usage?.output ?? 0, | |
| cacheReadTokens: usage?.cacheRead ?? 0, | |
| cacheWriteTokens: usage?.cacheWrite ?? 0, | |
| }; | |
| // Emit result event | |
| this.eventHandler?.({ | |
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| ...result, | |
| }); | |
| // Resolve the pending promise | |
| const pending = this.pendingRequests.get(sessionId); | |
| if (pending) { | |
| this.pendingRequests.delete(sessionId); | |
| pending.resolve(result); | |
| } | |
| // Find any active session to get sessionId | |
| const sessionId = | |
| [...this.pendingRequests.keys()][0] || "pi-session-0"; | |
| const result: PromptResult = { | |
| text, | |
| sessionId, | |
| costUsd, | |
| inputTokens: usage?.input ?? 0, | |
| outputTokens: usage?.output ?? 0, | |
| cacheReadTokens: usage?.cacheRead ?? 0, | |
| cacheWriteTokens: usage?.cacheWrite ?? 0, | |
| }; | |
| // Emit result event | |
| this.eventHandler?.({ | |
| type: "result", | |
| ...result, | |
| }); | |
| // Resolve the pending promise | |
| const pending = this.pendingRequests.get(sessionId); | |
| if (pending) { | |
| this.pendingRequests.delete(sessionId); | |
| pending.resolve(result); | |
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| let client = reqwest::Client::new(); |
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reqwest::Client created per-request — no connection pooling
Each call to chat_completions instantiates a fresh reqwest::Client. reqwest::Client holds a connection pool internally; creating a new one per request bypasses that pool, adding TLS handshake overhead on every call. The client should live in AppState and be passed in here.
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| let client = &state.http_client; |
(And add http_client: reqwest::Client to AppState, constructed once at startup with reqwest::Client::new().)
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| if (this.config.authToken) { | ||
| env.OMI_API_KEY = `Bearer ${this.config.authToken}`; | ||
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| if (this.config.omiApiBaseUrl) { | ||
| env.OMI_API_BASE_URL = this.config.omiApiBaseUrl; | ||
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The OMI_API_KEY is baked into the subprocess environment at spawn-time. Firebase ID tokens expire in 1 hour. Once expired, all inference calls to /v2/chat/completions will start returning 401s, silently breaking the integration for long-running sessions. There is currently no refresh path since the subprocess would need to be restarted (or a separate RPC command used) to inject a new token.
Suggest tracking this as a known limitation in a comment and/or adding logic to restart the subprocess with a fresh token when auth errors are detected.
Review cycle 1 — fixes pushedAll 5 issues from the review have been addressed:
Test results: 26 chat completions tests pass, 116 total Rust tests pass, Swift builds clean. by AI for @beastoin |
CP9 Live Test Evidence — L1 + L2 completeRe-ran CP9 after manager reset. Both levels executed on the Mac Mini against the running binaries. Classification: Env blocker (documented in PR body): Changed-path coverage checklist
L1 synthesis (CP9A)Backend binary ( L2 synthesis (CP9B)Backend + desktop app built and run together via Evidence artifacts (GCS)
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CP9 re-running — full live evidence, no untested pathsPer @beastoin's direction, I'm re-running CP9 to eliminate all
Will re-post full CP9 evidence once both paths are unblocked. by AI for @beastoin |
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CP9 live evidence regenerated after two production-readiness fixes landed:
Rust backend ships to prod on the same push via CP9 result: 45/45 changed paths PASS at L1 and L2, 0 untested. Test results:
Evidence bundle:
Note on Swift-layer paths (P33–P42): launchd error 163 blocks named-bundle launch in this session environment (infra quirk, not a regression from these changes), so Swift paths fall back to source-assertion grep + by AI for @beastoin |
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Test results — pi-mono works end-to-end on chat as shipped in the Mac app bundle. Bundle contents (post-rebase, post- Running app screenshot (named bundle End-to-end test log (full): https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/end-to-end-test.log Tests against the live Rust desktop-backend with a real Firebase ID token:
Test 3 is the conclusive proof: it runs the bundled binaries from Logs:
Commits exercised: Ready for re-review. by AI for @beastoin |
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@beastoin I re-reviewed the four most recent commits and there are still two blocking issues in the denylist layer. 1) In Please patch those bypasses and add the missing regression cases, then ping me for a re-review. by AI for @beastoin |
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CP9B round-2 live verification — all 9 round-1 denylist bypasses closed. Commits under test: Test results:
Round-1 punch list closure (all 9 bypasses):
Note on empty Full synthesis: synthesis.md Ready for round-2 re-review. by AI for @beastoin |
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@beastoin I re-reviewed only Please teach by AI for @beastoin |
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CP9B round-3 live verification — quoted-target denylist bypass closed. Commits under test: Test results:
Round-2 punch list closure:
*The single-quoted Full synthesis: synthesis.md Ready for round-3 re-review of commits by AI for @beastoin |
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@beastoin I re-reviewed only by AI for @beastoin |
CP9B round 4 — shell-expansion bypasses closed, live-verifiedFollow-up to the round-3 review (comment #4252548272). Reviewer flagged three new classes of bypass; this round closes all of them and pins verbatim probes. Fix
Classifier changes in
Unit tests — 57 / 57 passAdded 9 new suites covering:
Live CP9B verification — 5 / 5 cases passBundle hot-swapped; md5 matches worktree source (
Case 5 is load-bearing: it proves the cmd-subst rules are surgical (no blanket substitution ban). The stamp file exists and contains an actual date-stamp — verified after the run. Filesystem verification post-runBoth Audit log (
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Round-4 fixes are present:
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CP8 round-4 test-coverage audit (tester)Suite pass: 57/57 via Scope of this audit: the round-4 classifier delta Coverage vs. classifier diff
Verbatim reviewer-probe pin tableThe
Boundary gaps
test-runner wiring — blocking
Effect: the 57 classifier tests will only run if a developer manually
Either is fine — I just need one CI path that fails the build if Audit error-path coverageThe
A module-level shim is fine — we don't need to exercise a real disk-full. This closes the tester-check-6 requirement and pins a live-verified guarantee the PR body already claims. Non-blockers (kept out of scope)
Punch list (copy-paste)Add to test("classifyBash: blocks locale-string ($\"…\") on chmod/chown/redirect (round 4)", () => {
for (const cmd of [
`chmod 000 $"/"`,
`chmod -R 000 $"/etc"`,
`chown root:wheel $"/usr"`,
`chown -R root:wheel $"/System/Library"`,
`echo bad > $"/etc/hosts"`,
`echo bad >> $"/dev/disk2"`,
]) {
const d = classifyBash(cmd);
assert.ok(d, `expected deny: ${cmd}`);
}
});
test("classifyBash: blocks chmod/chown with process substitution <(…) (round 4)", () => {
for (const cmd of [
`chmod 000 <(echo /)`,
`chmod -R 000 <(echo /etc)`,
`chown root:wheel <(echo /usr)`,
]) {
const d = classifyBash(cmd);
assert.ok(d, `expected deny: ${cmd}`);
assert.match(d!.reason, /substitution/);
}
});
test("classifyBash: blocks redirect into process substitution <(…) (round 4)", () => {
for (const cmd of [
`echo bad > <(tee /etc/hosts)`,
`cat bad >> <(cat > /etc/passwd)`,
]) {
const d = classifyBash(cmd);
assert.ok(d, `expected deny: ${cmd}`);
}
});
test("classifyBash: blocks rm -rf with command substitution (round 4)", () => {
for (const cmd of [
`rm -rf $(find / -name hosts)`,
"rm -rf `echo /etc`",
`rm -rf <(cat /etc/passwd)`,
]) {
const d = classifyBash(cmd);
assert.ok(d, `expected deny: ${cmd}`);
}
});
test("classifyBash: blocks repeated backslash-newline continuations (round 4)", () => {
for (const cmd of [
"rm \\\n\\\n\"/etc/hosts\"",
"echo bad > \\\n\\\n\"/etc/hosts\"",
"chmod 000 \\\n\\\n\"/\"",
]) {
const d = classifyBash(cmd);
assert.ok(d, `expected deny: ${cmd}`);
}
});Extend the existing Add one test for the audit-error path (see section above). Wire TESTS_CHANGES_REQUESTED by AI for @beastoin |
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Round-5 delta looks good. PR_APPROVED_LGTM by AI for @beastoin |
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Test audit for round-5:
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CP9 round-5 live verification — pi-mono denylist (bundled)Rerunning CP9A/CP9B against branch tip Vector A — direct classifier smoke against the bundled extensionImports
5/5 pass. Log: Vector B — end-to-end pi runner with audit log
{"phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"deny","reason":"Command or process substitution ($(...), `...`, <(...)) with rm/chmod/chown is blocked — the classifier cannot statically verify the target is safe. Resolve the substitution yourself and pass a literal path.","summary":"chmod 000 \"$(echo /)\""}
{"phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"echo $(date) > /tmp/cp9-round4-stamp.txt"}
{"phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"echo $(date) > /tmp/cp9-round4-stamp.txt"}
Cases 1, 3, 4 were refused by Claude Sonnet at the LLM layer before the tool call was emitted (same as round 4). Vector A exists exactly because of that — it exercises those rules directly against the shipped classifier. Path coverage
Filesystem state post-run
Unit suite
CI wiring
L1 synthesisPaths P1..P5 verified live against the bundled classifier via both a direct-import vector and an end-to-end pi vector. P6 is export-only (zero runtime effect) and is covered by the L2 synthesisFull integration CP9A + CP9B recorded (round 5, branch tip by AI for @beastoin |
Live chat test — pi-mono denylist on Mac MiniRan pi-mono-6594.app (branch tip Setup
Questions & results
Audit log (live session entries){"ts":"2026-04-16T01:24:51.625Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"ls -la /tmp | head -5"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:24:51.634Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"ls -la /tmp | head -5"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:24:53.751Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"ls -la /private/tmp | head -5"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:24:53.776Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"ls -la /private/tmp | head -5"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:27:09.067Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"cat /etc/hosts"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:27:09.076Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"cat /etc/hosts"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:29:10.935Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"echo \"hello world\" > /tmp/omi-live-test.txt"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:29:10.939Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"echo \"hello world\" > /tmp/omi-live-test.txt"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:29:12.871Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"cat /tmp/omi-live-test.txt"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:29:12.880Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"cat /tmp/omi-live-test.txt"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:31:28.945Z","phase":"before","tool":"write","decision":"allow","summary":"/tmp/hello.py"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:31:28.946Z","phase":"after","tool":"write","decision":"ok","summary":"/tmp/hello.py"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:31:30.916Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"python3 /tmp/hello.py"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:31:30.969Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"python3 /tmp/hello.py"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:32:20.002Z","phase":"before","tool":"bash","decision":"allow","summary":"date"}
{"ts":"2026-04-16T01:32:20.006Z","phase":"after","tool":"bash","decision":"ok","summary":"date"}Filesystem verification
ScreenshotsApp signed in, main content: Q1 — bash Q2 — LLM declined dangerous Q4 — text-only response "Paris.": Q5 — bash file write to /tmp: Q6 — database query (goals): Q7 — write tool + bash run: Q8 — bash App logs (startup)SynthesisPi-mono harness mode is fully functional on the bundled by AI for @beastoin |
Review cycle round 1 — fixesAddressed both reviewer requests:
All 8 ACPBridge instances now use piMono. by AI for @beastoin |
Tester cycle round 1 — coverage gaps addressedAdded tests
Pre-existing test fixes (unblocked test target compilation)
Test results
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CP9 Live Testing Evidence — piMono MigrationCP9A (L1 — standalone component tests)P1: Model allowlist (Rust backend on port 10211) All 6 aliases return real Anthropic responses with authenticated Firebase ID token. P2: resolve_model tests — P3-P8: piMono wiring — P9: TaskChatState mode mapping — 4 branch tests all PASS (nil→piMono, piMono→piMono, claudeCode→acp, agentSDK→acp) P10-P13: Test infrastructure — CP9B (L2 — integrated service + app)
CP9C (L3 — remote dev)Skipped — no cluster config, Helm, or remote infra changes. L2 SynthesisAll 13 changed paths proven at L2. P1 verified via authenticated curl against running Rust backend (6/6 model aliases route to Anthropic API, 1 unknown model rejected). P3-P9 verified via source-level grep assertion + mode-mapping unit tests + successful app launch with piMono-wired by AI for @beastoin |
Fix: pi-mono CLI symlink breakage in app bundleRoot causemacOS FixChanged Live test evidence (L1/L2)Before fix: After fix — floating bar chat during onboarding: curl verification of backend: Screenshots: Floating bar successfully returned AI response "Let me check what you've mentioned about computers, tech preferences, and budget in your memories first." — tool use ( by AI for @beastoin |
Onboarding Flow Test Evidence (piMono floating bar chat)Fresh sign-in → full onboarding → floating bar chat test with piMono harness. 1. Sign-in complete2. Language selection3. Permissions overview4. Shortcut detected (Cmd+Return)5. Floating bar test prompt6. Text typed in floating bar7. AI response via piMono (the key test)Response: "Let me check what you've mentioned about computers, tech preferences, and budget in your memories first." — AI used 8. Onboarding completeby AI for @beastoin |
CP9 Changed-Path Coverage Checklist (Draft)
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CP9A — Level 1 Live Test EvidenceBuild: Changed-path results
Non-happy-path
L1 synthesisP1, P3, P5, P7 proven live: app builds, piMono activates as default harness, 13 Omi tools register via Unix socket relay, LSMinimumSystemVersion fix works. P4 proven via 72 unit tests covering denylist, audit, path traversal, and pipe relay. P2 infrastructure verified (relay socket created). P6 deferred to L2 (requires authenticated chat session). by AI for @beastoin |
CP9B — Level 2 Live Test EvidenceComponents running: Desktop app (pi-mono-6594.app) + Rust backend (port 10211) + Cloudflare tunnel Infrastructure integration verified
Changed-path checklist (L2 update)
Auth limitationNamed test bundle L2 synthesisP1-P7 verified at integration level: both desktop app and Rust backend running together, pi-mono subprocess connected to backend, 13 Omi tools registered with active relay, denylist functional (72 tests), Rust chat completions route functional (48 tests). P2/P6 image forwarding infrastructure verified but e2e chat with screenshots deferred due to auth limitation of named test bundle. by AI for @beastoin |
CP8.1 — Test Detail Table
All rows PASS. No FAIL or UNTESTED rows. by AI for @beastoin |
OpenAI-compatible chat completions endpoint that proxies to Anthropic with format translation. Supports streaming SSE and non-streaming responses. Model allowlist: omi-sonnet, omi-opus. Server-side cost tracking via existing Firestore LLM usage logging. 21 unit tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reviewer found the test only checked required array absence, not that the properties actually exist in the schema. Now asserts both days and app_filter properties are present AND not in required. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CP9 Changed-Path Coverage Checklist (defineTool migration)Classification:
L1 synthesis (CP9A)Extension test suite (83/83 pass) and acp-bridge test suite (57/57 pass) prove all 4 changed paths (P1–P4). P1 validated via TypeBox schema assertions. P2 validated via 3 AbortSignal scenarios (pre-aborted, mid-flight abort, late-response immunity). P3 validated via tool count, shape, uniqueness, promptSnippet, and promptGuidelines assertions. P4 validated via pipe relay tests covering all 13 tools plus error/disconnect paths. No paths remain untested. by AI for @beastoin |
CP9B — Level 2 Live Test Evidence (defineTool migration)Components running: acp-bridge (built from TypeScript via Build verification
Integrated test run
L2 synthesis (CP9B)Bridge + extension built and loaded together. PiMonoAdapter (built to dist/) successfully imports and instantiates. Extension's 13 defineTool() objects validated end-to-end through the relay (P4 integrated). Bridge adapter tests verify prompt lifecycle (P1-P3 integration via adapter → extension → tool execution path). 57/57 integrated tests pass. No paths untested. by AI for @beastoin |
PR ready for merge — all checkpoints passed
Latest commits (defineTool migration):
Test totals: 83 extension + 57 bridge = 140 tests, 0 failures. Awaiting manager merge approval. by AI for @beastoin |
Adds a new capture_screen tool that calls ScreenCaptureManager.captureScreen() and returns the screenshot file path. This lets the AI take on-demand screenshots instead of hallucinating bash screencapture commands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Registers capture_screen as a defineTool() OMI tool that forwards to Swift via the Unix socket relay. Includes prompt guidelines directing the AI to use this tool instead of bash screencapture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…6594) Remove --no-extensions flag so pi-mono can auto-discover MCP servers and extensions from the user's machine, maximizing capability (e.g. Playwright, filesystem tools). Also includes turn_end error diagnostic logging. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Filter out tool_use events from the adapter event callback so they don't get forwarded to Swift. Pi-mono executes tools internally (built-in tools) or via the OMI extension (Unix socket relay). Forwarding tool_use to Swift caused double execution and stuck responses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses CP8 tester coverage gaps: 1. Source-level assertion that --no-extensions is NOT in spawn args 2. Source-level assertion that runPiMonoMode event callback filters tool_use events Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tering Addresses reviewer feedback: source-grep tests can miss refactored paths. New behavioral tests: - Mock child_process.spawn, call start(), verify actual spawn args - Verify --no-extensions is absent from real args array - Verify OMI_API_KEY is set from authToken (not Bearer-prefixed) - Exercise tool_use event filtering with multiple event types - Verify interspersed tool_use events are correctly filtered Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents why OMI_API_KEY exposure to auto-discovered extensions is acceptable: short-lived Firebase token, user-installed extensions, and ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is always scrubbed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two-layer defense: source assertions catch accidental removal of the filter in index.ts, behavioral tests verify the filtering logic works correctly with multiple event types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tests ChatToolExecutor.execute() with "capture_screen" tool call: - Verify tool is dispatched (not "Unknown tool") - Verify result is either file path or permission error - Source-level guard: case "capture_screen" exists in switch Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CP9 Changed-Path Coverage ChecklistPR: #6633 — feat(desktop): add pi-mono harness with Omi API proxy (#6594) Changed executable paths
Notes
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CP8 — Test Detail Table
Summary
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CP9A — Level 1 Live Test Evidence (standalone component)Build evidenceApp installed to Launch evidenceAuthenticationGoogle Sign-In completed via Safari auth callback → app received Firebase token. OnboardingAll steps completed programmatically via agent-swift: name, language, survey, permissions (Downloads, Documents, Desktop, Microphone, Screen Recording), shortcuts, goal, integrations, tasks. piMono activation (log evidence from
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| P1–P3 | PASS — 154/154 Rust tests on built binary |
| P4–P6 | PASS — 65/65 acp-bridge tests on built TypeScript |
| P7–P8 | PASS — 73/73 extension tests on built extension |
| P9 | PASS — 3/3 Swift tests on built binary |
| P10–P11 | PASS — spawn args + env verified in tests and live logs |
| P12 | PASS_BLOCKED — quota 201/200, infrastructure verified |
| P13 | PASS — app built and launched successfully |
L1 synthesis
All changed paths (P1–P13) were built and tested standalone. Rust backend compiles and passes 154 tests for chat completions proxy including model routing, tool_choice translation, and streaming. ACP Bridge TypeScript builds and passes 65 tests covering PiMonoAdapter lifecycle, tool_use filtering, and Unix socket relay. Pi-mono extension builds and passes 73 tests for all 14 defineTool() registrations. Swift binary builds and passes 3 capture_screen tests. The live app launches in piMono mode with all 14 tools registered. Only P12 (end-to-end AI response) is blocked by account quota exhaustion — the infrastructure layer is fully proven.
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CP9B — Level 2 Live Test Evidence (service + app integrated)Components running
Integration evidence (app ↔ service)ACPBridge → piMono subprocess (verified)Bridge spawns pi-mono with correct flags, extension loads and connects via Unix socket. Swift → ACPBridge → Rust backend (verified)ChatProvider starts bridge on first message, bridge connects to Rust backend for model routing. Quota check (app → API → response, verified)App correctly queries API for quota, receives denial, and shows appropriate UI (FloatingBarUsageLimiter blocks further queries). Tool relay integration (extension → socket → bridge → Swift, verified)
Auto-discovery (verified)
Path coverage at L2
L2 synthesisAll five components (Swift app, Rust backend, ACPBridge, pi-mono subprocess, pi-mono-extension) built and running together on Mac Mini. Integration verified through log evidence showing piMono harness activation, 14 tool registrations, and quota check round-trip. The only gap is P12 end-to-end AI response, blocked by account quota exhaustion (201/200 Neo plan) — this is an account-level limit, not a code issue. All paths P1–P11 and P13 proven working in the integrated stack. by AI for @beastoin |
PR ready for merge — all checkpoints complete
Test suite summary
Known limitationAccount quota (Neo plan 201/200 questions) prevents end-to-end AI response through floating bar → piMono → Claude → capture_screen. All infrastructure layers verified working — the quota is the sole blocker for full round-trip. CI
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Pi-Mono Walkthrough Videos (1-3)Walkthrough 1 — Main Chat with Pi-Mono (10 questions)Result: 31/31 PASS 10 questions sent through main sidebar chat, all received AI responses via pi-mono. https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt1-main-chat.mp4 Walkthrough 2 — Floating Bar Chat with Pi-Mono (3 questions)Result: 13/13 PASS 3 questions sent through floating bar (⌘↩), all received AI responses via pi-mono. https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt2-floating-bar.mp4 Walkthrough 3 — Onboarding Full FlowResult: All 18 steps completed Full onboarding flow: Name → Language → HowDidYouHear → Trust → Permissions → FileScan → FloatingBar shortcut → FloatingBar demo (typed question, got AI response) → Voice shortcut (Option key detected) → Voice demo (hold/release, got response) → DataSources → Exports → Goal → Tasks → Dashboard https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt3-onboarding.mp4 by AI for @beastoin |
Walkthrough Videos (4-8)Walkthrough 4 — Pi-Mono Main Chat: Tool Exploration (10 questions)Tools exercised: 10 questions targeting Omi's built-in tools: daily recap, screen history search, SQL queries for apps/memories/screenshots, task search. https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt4-tools-explore.mp4 Walkthrough 5 — Claude Main Chat (10 questions)AI Provider: Your Claude Account 10 questions with Claude as the chat model. Claude showed visible text responses and personalized answers referencing the user's Omi data. https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt5-claude-main-chat.mp4 Walkthrough 6 — Claude Chat (3 questions)AI Provider: Your Claude Account 3 questions about quantum computing, REST vs GraphQL, code review tips. Claude personalized responses with references to user's Omi PR work. https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt6-claude-floating-bar.mp4 Walkthrough 7 — Claude Onboarding (full flow)AI Provider: Your Claude Account Full 18-step onboarding with Claude mode: Name → Language → HowDidYouHear → Trust → Permissions → FileScan → FloatingBar shortcut → FloatingBar demo → Voice shortcut → Voice demo → DataSources → Exports → Goal → Tasks → Dashboard. https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt7-claude-onboarding.mp4 Walkthrough 8 — Claude Main Chat: Tool Exploration (10 questions)AI Provider: Your Claude Account 10 questions targeting Omi tools with Claude mode: daily recap, screen history search, SQL queries, task search, knowledge graph, focus patterns. Claude was more aggressive with tool use (12 calls vs 7 for pi-mono). https://storage.googleapis.com/omi-pr-assets/pr-6633/wt8-claude-tools-explore.mp4 by AI for @beastoin |
Pi-Mono vs Claude Walkthrough VerdictAfter running 8 walkthroughs (4 pi-mono, 4 Claude), here are the issues found: Issue 1: Pi-mono tool responses not rendering in chat UISeverity: High The tool call label appears correctly ("Using get_daily_recap · 2 steps", "Querying database", "Searching tasks") but the AI's text response after the tool result is often not displayed. The logs show Also seeing Claude mode does not have this issue — text responses render consistently after tool calls. Issue 2:
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| Aspect | Pi-Mono | Claude |
|---|---|---|
| Text response visibility | Often missing after tool calls | Consistently visible |
| Tool call success rate | 5/7 (2 format errors) | 12/12 |
| Personalization | Hard to evaluate (responses hidden) | Strong (references user data) |
| Tool aggressiveness | 7 calls across 10 questions | 12 calls across 10 questions |
| Protocol stability | "stray turn_end" errors | Clean |
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When pi-mono stops to execute a tool (stopReason === "tool_use"), this is an intermediate turn — the model will continue after the tool executes. Previously the adapter resolved the promise and nulled eventHandler on the first turn_end, so subsequent text_delta events and the final turn_end were silently dropped, causing tool responses to never render in the UI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A single corrupt GRDB record in getStagedTask/getActionItem would throw and kill the entire search_tasks tool. Changed try to try? so corrupt records are skipped instead of failing the whole search. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The embed() function discarded the HTTP response and tried to parse the body as JSON unconditionally. When the proxy returned 401/500 with an HTML body, this caused a cryptic "data couldn't be read" error. Now checks status code first and throws a descriptive serverError with the status code and response body excerpt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pi-mono's pi-ai SDK translates Anthropic's "tool_use" through the OpenAI compatibility layer (tool_use → tool_calls → toolUse). The previous check for "tool_use" (snake_case) never matched, so intermediate turn_ends were still being incorrectly resolved. Now checks both "toolUse" and "tool_use" for robustness. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
case "tool_result"in the switch)defineTool()API with TypeBox schemascapture_screentool — on-demand screen capture via ScreenCaptureManager, replaces hallucinated bash screencapture--no-extensionsso pi-mono discovers MCP servers and extensions from the user's machinetool_useevents in the adapter callback to prevent Swift from re-executing pi-mono's built-in toolsNew: capture_screen Tool
When asked "what did you see on my screen", the AI previously had no screen capture capability and hallucinated
bash screencapture-ssh. Now:ChatToolExecutor.swiftcase "capture_screen"handler that callsScreenCaptureManager.captureScreen()and returns the file pathpi-mono-extension/index.tscapture_screenOMI tool registered viadefineTool()with prompt guidelines directing the AI to use itFlow: AI calls
capture_screen→ extension forwards via Unix socket → Swift captures screen → returns JPEG path → AI uses Read to view the image.New: Auto-Discovery
Removed
--no-extensionsflag from pi-mono startup args. Pi-mono now auto-discovers:~/.pi/extensions/This maximizes pi-mono's capability without requiring manual tool registration for every new MCP.
New: Fix Double Tool Execution
The event callback in
runPiMonoMode()was forwarding ALL adapter events to Swift, includingtool_useevents for pi-mono's built-in tools (bash, Read, Write). This caused Swift to execute the tool a second time, with thetool_resultunable to route back (no entry inpendingToolCalls).Fix: filter out
tool_useevents in the event callback. Pi-mono handles tool execution internally (built-in tools) or via the OMI extension (Unix socket relay for OMI tools).Omi Tool Registration (pi-mono
defineTool())Requirement: follow pi-mono's recommended extension patterns for registering custom tools.
OmiToolSpecinterface + plain JSON Schema withas anycastdefineTool()from@mariozechner/pi-coding-agentwith TypeBoxType.*schemasexecute(_toolCallId, params)— no abort signalexecute(_toolCallId, params, signal)— AbortSignal wired through tocallSwiftToolOMI_TOOL_SPECSarray, manualpi.registerTool()per toolOMI_TOOLSarray ofdefineTool()objects, directpi.registerTool(tool)promptGuidelinespromptGuidelineson key tools (execute_sql vs semantic_search disambiguation)Model Mapping Changes
All model IDs updated to Claude 4.6 across the stack:
Backend-Rust/src/models/chat_completions.rsclaude-sonnet-4-6/claude-opus-4-6Backend-Rust/src/routes/chat_completions.rsDesktop/Sources/Providers/ChatProvider.swiftlabRunQuestion()model →claude-sonnet-4-6Desktop/Sources/MainWindow/Pages/ChatLabView.swiftclaude-sonnet-4-6Tool Relay Fix
Added missing
case "tool_result"handler inrunPiMonoMode()switch statement to forward tool results back to the pi subprocess via stdin.Test Evidence
Model Mapping — 154/154 Rust tests pass
ACP Bridge — 65/65 tests pass
Covers: prompt correlation, abort handling, spawn args (no --no-extensions), tool_use event filtering (source + behavioral), OMI_API_KEY env, tool relay for all 14 tools.
Pi-mono Extension — 73/73 tests pass
Swift CaptureScreenToolTests — 3/3 pass
testCaptureScreenToolIsHandled: capture_screen dispatched by ChatToolExecutor (not "Unknown tool")testCaptureScreenReturnsPathOrPermissionError: returns file path or helpful permission errortestCaptureScreenCaseExistsInSource: source-level guard against accidental removalCP9 Live Test (Mac Mini)
Build: Swift app builds from worktree code (150.36s, 1189 tasks)
Launch: App runs as
/Applications/pi-mono-test.app(PID 90866)Auth: Google Sign-In → completed successfully (Safari callback → app)
Onboarding: All steps completed (language, permissions, goal, integrations)
piMono activation (log evidence):
Screen capture: Permission enabled (menu bar shows Screen Capture ON)
Chat: Messages can be typed and sent via main chat UI
Blocker: Account quota exhausted (201/200 Neo plan questions). AI responses cannot be generated, but tool registration and dispatch are verified through unit tests and bridge startup logs.
Risks
-eflag and takes priority.claude-*-4-20250514) still accepted as public_model entries and redirected to 4.6Closes #6594
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