The devops page was importing useAuth from '@bytelyst/react-auth'
and destructuring a non-existent 'getAccessToken' method:
src/app/devops/page.tsx
Type error: Module '@bytelyst/react-auth' has no exported member
'useAuth'.
Property 'getAccessToken' does not exist on type
'AuthContextValue<AdminUser>'.
This had been silently masked because admin-web wasn't being built
in the consumer-repo CI workflows that just used `pnpm build`
filtered to /packages/*. Once those CI workflows switched to a
broader `pnpm build` (in the fastgap and local_llms workflow
rewrites), this dashboard build failure surfaced and blocked
EVERY consumer-repo CI run that pulls common-plat at the start
(fastgap, local_llms, jarvis_jr, etc.).
Two fixes applied to the same file:
1. Import path — useAuth lives in '@/lib/auth-context' (admin-web's
own provider exposed via createAuthProvider), not in
'@bytelyst/react-auth'. That package only exports the factory,
types, and LoginResult.
2. Token access — getAccessToken is NOT on AuthContextValue. The
canonical pattern used throughout admin-web
(settings/security, settings/devices, debug-sessions, …) is to
read the token directly from localStorage under the
'admin_access_token' key. Switched to that pattern with a small
typed helper at the top of the file.
Both changes documented in-source with a comment block so the
next agent doesn't try to re-introduce a useAuth.getAccessToken
import.
Bug fixes from systematic review of H.7 LLM router wiring:
- lib/llm-router.ts: remove RUST_RUNTIME_TIMEOUT_MS (300s IPC timeout) override
— let LlmRouter use its built-in 30s default, appropriate for cloud API calls
- server.test.ts: add debug/error to appMock.log — prevents fragile failures
if any startup path hits those log levels
- server.test.ts: add OLLAMA_URL + OLLAMA_MODELS to config mock
New feature:
- config.ts: add OLLAMA_URL + OLLAMA_MODELS env vars for local Ollama support
- server.ts: wire Ollama env vars into initLlmRouter() — set
OLLAMA_MODELS=model1,model2 to auto-add local Ollama as a provider
57 tests passing, 9 test files, typecheck clean
- telemetry-client: createWebTelemetry() wraps createTelemetryClient() with web defaults
- diagnostics-client: createWebDiagnostics() wraps DiagnosticsClient with install ID + web defaults
- Eliminates ~70 lines of boilerplate per web app
- 11/11 telemetry tests pass, 21/21 diagnostics tests pass
Node 25 removed corepack as a built-in. Replace all 'corepack pnpm'
invocations with direct 'pnpm' calls since pnpm is installed globally.
Affected: platform-service, tracker-web, blob, testing, LLM dashboard
When productId is configured via createAuthProvider({ productId }),
it is now included in the login and register POST bodies alongside
email/password. Previously it was only injected for OAuth calls.
This is required by platform-service which validates productId on
all auth endpoints.
- GET /auth/mfa/totp/secret — retrieve decrypted TOTP secret for auth app
- POST /auth/mfa/push/create, GET /pending, POST /:id/respond, GET /:id/status
- POST /auth/qr/create, POST /auth/qr/confirm, GET /auth/qr/:id/status
- Kotlin SDK: getTotpSecret, getPendingApprovals, respondToApproval, confirmQrLogin
- Swift SDK: getTotpSecret, getPendingApprovals, respondToApproval, confirmQrLogin
- All 53 auth tests passing
- BUG-4: Add optimistic concurrency control with retry to updateSessionStats
- BUG-5: Document transaction limitations in batch operations
- BUG-7: Fix test isolation with unique productIds per test run
- BUG-8: Add session ownership validation to ingest endpoints
- refresh.sh: idempotent script, auto-discovers repos, updates symlinks + copies docs/workflows
- launchd plist: scheduled daily at 11 PM + on login
- /refresh-chat-history workflow for on-demand Cascade runs
- README updated with auto-refresh docs and full data inventory
- Repo docs and workflows refreshed from all 4 repos
Add a helper script to quickly verify Ollama reachability across localhost, WSL gateway, and nameserver paths to speed up Windows+WSL troubleshooting.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Stabilize Windows+WSL setup by fixing script line-ending pitfalls, WSL Ollama host detection, and dashboard startup behavior so models are detected reliably in Mission Control.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Covers: what it is, architecture diagram, prerequisites (Python 3.12,
Bun, Rust), step-by-step install for macOS and WSL2, running backend
+ web frontend, first use (model download, voice profiles, story editor),
Make commands reference, platform performance table, troubleshooting
(proxy workaround, MPS/CUDA, transformers conflict), file structure,
and relevance to LysnrAI
