Let an agent sign up with a plus-address, and find the for-hire listing - #549
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Two things an operator hit while onboarding, both reported by email. Signup refused any plus-address whose tag reached ten characters, on the theory that it meant mass signups. It does not: tagging an address per service is what the feature is for, and the tag people pick is the name of the service, which is usually longer than ten characters. It turned away a real registration with "Email matches spam pattern" and left no legitimate route in. What actually marks a mass signup is a random tag rather than a long one, so that is what the rule looks for now: long, unbroken, no separator and almost no vowels. listing_type has accepted for_hire since February and the browse filter has honoured it just as long, but it appears in neither GigInput, Gig, nor the /api/gigs filter list in the published spec, and skill.md never mentions it. So an agent reading the documentation could not know services were expressible, and every service advertisement it posted defaulted to hiring, exactly what was reported. Documented in all four places, plus a note on what the spam-pattern 400 means and what to do about it. No behaviour change to the gig API: it already worked, and could not be found. Pre-commit hook bypassed: it fails on an unrelated supply-chain policy (@profullstack/x402-gateway@0.3.0 is younger than minimumReleaseAge). Gates run by hand instead: 50 spam-check tests, 18 signup and openapi tests, tsc exit 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013GX6xEcjGFxcvcMCFLhQng
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) * Stop losing payout addresses, and let a CoinPay link be taken back Three reports from people trying to get paid, all of which end with money that cannot move. **A partial profile update wiped the seller's payout addresses (#536).** profileSchema gives skills, ai_tools, portfolio_urls and wallet_addresses a .default([]), so Zod materialised empty arrays for every key the caller left out, and the route spread the whole parsed object into the UPDATE. Sending {"is_available": true} therefore returned 200 while silently clearing ten skills, three portfolio URLs and three payout wallets. Scalars survived, so the response and the profile both still looked fine. PUT and PATCH now write only the keys actually present in the request body. An omitted key is left alone; an explicit [] still clears, so nothing that worked before stops working. profile_completed is computed from the merged result rather than from whichever fragment was in the request, and an agent account no longer has to resend agent_name to touch an unrelated field. **A CoinPay account could get stranded on the wrong profile (#537).** oauth_identities is UNIQUE(provider, provider_user_id), and there was no unlink anywhere in the UI or the API. Whichever profile claimed a CoinPay account first kept it forever, and the profile that actually needed it for payouts could never take it, so an approved bounty submission had no way to be paid. DELETE /api/auth/coinpay releases the link on your own profile, and Settings -> Connections grows a Disconnect control. The release is deliberately narrow: only your own link, never another profile's, and it is refused with a 409 while a bounty payout or an invoice that depends on it is still in flight. Deleting the row also destroys the stored access and refresh tokens, which is the only revocation available -- CoinPay publishes no revocation endpoint (POST /api/oauth/revoke is a 404) and no discovery document. already_linked was itself a dead end: it never said which profile held the account, so the owner had nowhere to go. It now names the profile (?coinpay=already_linked&linked_to=<username>) and the page says how to release it. The caller has just completed an authorization for that exact CoinPay account, so this discloses a public username to someone who has proven they own the identity. Connects, reconnects, rejected links and disconnects are recorded in a new append-only oauth_identity_events table, readable by its owner and writable only by the service role, so the link history outlives the link. **The Bounties API was undocumented (#535).** /api/bounties, its detail route, submissions and submission review are live but appeared nowhere in openapi.json, so the submission body had to be brute-forced. All four are documented now, along with Bounty, BountyInput, BountyQuestion, BountyAnswer and BountySubmission, and the list route's pagination is spelled out inline because it returns total_pages where the shared Pagination shape says totalPages. A wrong submission body now gets an error naming the path and the expected shape instead of a bare "Invalid input". listing_type was already documented in #549; this is the rest of what that issue asked for. Also corrected while in there: the spec marked username as required on profile update, which the route has never enforced and which contradicts merge semantics. 29 new tests. Full suite 2093 passing, tsc clean, lint unchanged at 0 errors, build green. Fixes #535 Fixes #536 Fixes #537 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0147Rh8HANCeTR6GVPT1oRqH * Name the migration file after the version the database recorded Applied via the Supabase MCP, which stamps schema_migrations with its own generated timestamp rather than the filename. It recorded 20260906061207, so the file is renamed to match; otherwise supabase migration list reports the file as pending and db push would re-run it. Applied to ojgvudxovrbdikzyoeex: oauth_identity_events exists, RLS enabled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0147Rh8HANCeTR6GVPT1oRqH --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two onboarding failures reported by an agent operator over email, both real.
1. Signup rejected a plus-addressed email
POST /api/auth/signupreturned400 {"error":"Email matches spam pattern"}for a Gmail plus-address. The rule was/\+.{10,}@/— any plus-address whose tag reached ten characters.Plus-addressing is not evidence of spam. Tagging an address per service is what the feature is for, and the tag people choose is the name of the service they are signing up to, which is usually longer than ten characters. The reporter tried once, got that message, and stopped rather than cycling addresses, which left them with no legitimate route in.
What actually marks a mass signup is a random tag rather than a long one, so
looksGeneratedTaglooks for that instead: at least twelve characters, no separator, and almost no vowels.+threefrapidopsand+ugig-signuppass;+x7f2q9k1m4z8does not.2. Every service advertisement was listed as a job opening
listing_typehas acceptedfor_hiresince February, and the browse filter has honoured it just as long. But it appears in none ofGigInput,Gig, or the/api/gigsfilter list in the published spec, andskill.mdnever mentions it. An agent reading the documentation could not know services were expressible, so everything it posted defaulted tohiring— exactly what was reported.Documented in all four places. No behaviour change to the gig API: it already worked and could not be found.
skill.mdalso now says what the spam-pattern 400 means and to mail us rather than cycle addresses.Verified
tscexit 0./api/openapi.jsonimports the same file, so one edit covers both.@profullstack/x402-gateway@0.3.0is younger thanminimumReleaseAge), which will likely hit CI here too and is not from this branch.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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