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Add Grok and Kiro sign-in to config login - #1013
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Add codexbar config login --provider copilot [--json]. It prints the GitHub verification URL and user code (never the token), polls with the existing backoff (persistent slow_down +5s), and saves the account through the same finish step the desktop app uses. Move the shared start and finish logic into providers/copilot/login.rs so the Tauri shell and the CLI call one save path. Other providers get a friendly error before any network call. Add CODEXBAR_GITHUB_BASE_URL to point both GitHub roots at a fake server (https or loopback http only). Add unit tests for success, slow_down, expired and denied flows, stdout without the token, and the CLI parser. Update docs/CLI.md.
After a saved login, config login turns the Copilot provider on. Each failure has its own exit code (denied 5, expired 6, cancelled 7, other 1, usage 64), and JSON output adds cancelled and failed.reason. Ctrl-C stops the login before anything is saved.
Extend `codexbar config login` to --provider grok and --provider kiro, using the same events, exit codes and --json shape as Copilot. - Grok runs `grok login --oauth`, saves the account through the shared accounts::save_login (the desktop add command now calls it too), then enables Grok. Exit 8 when the Grok CLI is not installed. - Kiro runs kiro-cli login through the desktop runner, which gained a cancel flag and a sign-in link callback. kiro-cli keeps its credential, so exit 0 means kiro-cli reported success; then Kiro is enabled. - Ctrl-C stops the child CLI and exits 7 with nothing saved. Timeouts exit 6. - CODEXBAR_GROK_CLI_PATH selects a grok executable. - Add fake_grok_cli and fake_kiro_cli cargo examples for tests and proof. - Document the shared login section, JSON events and exit code 8 in docs/CLI.md. Refs #987
Resolve the exit-code table and share the enable-failure message across Copilot, Grok and Kiro.
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The PR adds cross-provider branching in shared code. In rust/src/cli/config.rs, the changed login function matches ProviderId::Copilot, ProviderId::Grok, and ProviderId::Kiro and dispatches … |
Remove the provider-specific ProviderId match from rust/src/cli/config.rs. Move login dispatch into provider-owned modules or rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs, and expose a provider-neutral interface that shared CLI code can call wit… |
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The change affects the Windows Settings sign-in flow: trigger_provider_login calls the changed Tauri command, and its cancellation error is returned to the Settings UI. The PR description shown here… |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title is a short imperative summary that directly describes the main change: adding Grok and Kiro sign-in support to config login.Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Secrets Handled Safely No changed path sends a token, cookie, API key, OAuth credential, or authorization header to logging or user-facing error text. Kiro forwards only the provider sign-in URL through write_event; it do…No Unapproved Dependencies The pull-request diff changes no Cargo.toml or package.json file, adds no npm or yarn lockfile, and does not change the pinned pnpm packageManager version. No dependency addition requires maintainer a… Full details: Secrets Handled Safely
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No changed path sends a token, cookie, API key, OAuth credential, or authorization header to logging or user-facing error text. Kiro forwards only the provider sign-in URL through
write_event; it does not print CLI output orLoginResult.output. Grok saves imported credentials throughsecure_file::write_stringviaAccountManager::save, and its errors contain fixed messages or exit codes. Cleanup is limited to CodexBar's own Grok login folders and account store.
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The pull-request diff changes no Cargo.toml or package.json file, adds no npm or yarn lockfile, and does not change the pinned pnpm packageManager version. No dependency addition requires maintainer approval.
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The PR adds cross-provider branching in shared code. In
rust/src/cli/config.rs, the changedloginfunction matchesProviderId::Copilot,ProviderId::Grok, andProviderId::Kiroand dispatches provider-specific login flows. This file is outside the permittedrust/src/providers/<name>/andrust/src/core/provider_factory.rslocations. The diff directly introduces the Grok and Kiro branches.Resolution
Remove the provider-specific
ProviderIdmatch fromrust/src/cli/config.rs. Move login dispatch into provider-owned modules orrust/src/core/provider_factory.rs, and expose a provider-neutral interface that shared CLI code can call without matching specific provider IDs.
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The change affects the Windows Settings sign-in flow:
trigger_provider_logincalls the changed Tauri command, and its cancellation error is returned to the Settings UI. The PR description shown here is truncated, so the required screenshots or fresh-Windows proof note cannot be verified. The supplied objectives report that desktop proof was not run, but they are not the complete description.Resolution
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Review comments at @docs/CLI.md:
- Line 431: Update the Kiro pending-output descriptions in the JSON table and
text-mode paragraph: show that JSON emits authorization_pending before the
verificationURI event, and that text mode prints the waiting message before the
sign-in URL. Clarify the Kiro section’s pending output while preserving the
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- Around line 806-822: Update the shared login dispatch to use a defaulted login
method on the Provider abstraction instead of branching on ProviderId::Grok and
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| ProviderId::Copilot => { | ||
| let flow = CopilotDeviceFlow::new(); | ||
| let api = CopilotApi::new(); | ||
| let store = TokenAccountStore::new(); | ||
| run_copilot_login(&flow, &api, &store, json, out, login::ctrl_c(), || { | ||
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| .map(|_| ()) | ||
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| ProviderId::Grok => cli_login::login_grok(json, out).await, | ||
| ProviderId::Kiro => cli_login::login_kiro(json, out).await, | ||
| _ => Err(ConfigLoginError::usage( | ||
| "Login is supported for copilot, grok and kiro. Use --provider copilot, grok or kiro.", | ||
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Move Grok and Kiro login routing out of the shared login match.
login branches on ProviderId::Copilot, ProviderId::Grok, and ProviderId::Kiro. Its usage error also hard-codes the supported provider list. The Grok and Kiro sign-in code (cli_login::login_grok and cli_login::login_kiro) lives in the CLI tree, not in rust/src/providers/<name>/. This PR adds both arms, so the cross-provider branching is new.
The repository rules cover this match. AGENTS.md says provider-specific logic stays in rust/src/providers/<name>/, and that shared paths have no cross-provider branching. docs/PROVIDERS.md says auth choices stay in the provider module, and shared code has no if provider == X branches. The exhaustive ProviderId match in instantiate is a sanctioned factory. This login match is not a factory. It selects the sign-in flow, so that exception does not apply.
Each new login provider now requires an edit to this shared match and its error text. The provider's sign-in logic also stays outside its own module.
Suggested direction: add a defaulted login method to the Provider trait. It can return a typed value such as DeviceFlow or CliSignIn, with a default that reports login as unsupported. Move each provider's login entry point into its module. Build the usage error from the providers that declare login support.
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@coderabbitai Fixed in 5e777a7. docs/CLI.md now says that Kiro first prints the waiting line (JSON: an |
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@coderabbitai Not changing this in this PR. It is the same design question raised on #1001, which merged with this structure.
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Extends
codexbar config login(added for Copilot in #1001) to the Grok and Kiro CLIs. Branchport/cli-login-grok-kiro, headf641ddb5b, which merges currentmain(including #1001) into the original commit8c11d1de7.Refs #987. Grok and Kiro have no upstream CLI login; they are Windows-only ports that reuse the desktop sign-in flows. With #1001 merged, this PR completes the issue: Copilot, Grok and Kiro are all covered.
Summary
codexbar config login --provider grok [--json]runsgrok login --oauthfrom Grok Build, the same sign-in the desktop Grok account add uses. Grok opens the browser itself, so the CLI printsWaiting for the browser sign-in to finish.(JSON:authorization_pendingwith no URL). After Grok finishes, the account is saved to CodexBar's Grok accounts throughaccounts::save_login, the same function the desktop command now calls. Then the Grok provider is enabled.codexbar config login --provider kiro [--json]runskiro-cli login, using the desktop runner (rust/src/login.rs). The sign-in link is printed as soon as the CLI shows it (text: URL on its own line; JSON:authorization_pendingwithverificationURI). kiro-cli keeps the credential itself, so exit0means kiro-cli reported success. Then the Kiro provider is enabled.authorized,cancelled,failedwithreason(denied,expired,cancelled,missing_binary,error).8(missing_binary) is used for the first time:groknot found for Grok,kiro-clinot found for Kiro. Exit0only after the credential is saved (Grok) or kiro-cli reports success (Kiro).cancelledand exits7. Nothing is saved.6(expired).CODEXBAR_GROK_CLI_PATHselects a specificgrokexecutable. It is used only when it names an existing file.CODEXBAR_KIRO_CLI_PATHis the existing Kiro override and is unchanged.docs/CLI.mdhas one "Sign in from the CLI" section covering all three providers, the JSON events and the exit-code table (now including8, and the code-1 note for a finished sign-in whose enable step failed).Behavior notes
grok_account_addin the Tauri shell now callsaccounts::save_login, which takes the same credential lock and imports the login. The desktop command still callsauto_resume::clearand emits its change event; the CLI does neither, because auto-resume is desktop state.0therefore means kiro-cli reported a successful sign-in, not that CodexBar stored a credential.config loginwrites tostd::io::stdout()and holds no stdout lock across the sign-in. Otherwise the two threads would wait on each other.config loginenables the provider.run_kiro_loginkeeps its signature and behavior. The newrun_kiro_login_withis synchronous and adds a cancel flag and a link callback; the CLI runs it onspawn_blocking. The Tauri caller gained one match arm for the newLoginOutcome::Cancelled, which maps to alogin cancellederror.cleanup_abandoned_loginsbefore each sign-in, as the desktop flow does. That removes leftover UUID folders under%APPDATA%\CodexBar\grok-accounts\logins, which can include a concurrent desktop sign-in's folder. Same behavior as the desktop flow.1and says so. Copilot and Grok:Signed in and saved the account, but could not enable <provider>: .... Kiro:Signed in, but could not enable Kiro: ..., because kiro-cli keeps the credential. One helper (enable_failedincli/config.rs) builds all three messages; Add Copilot device-code login to the CLI #1001's Copilot wording is unchanged.Tests
New unit tests (synthetic data only):
cli/config/cli_login.rs: GrokNotFoundmaps tomissing_binary,TimedOuttoexpired, other errors to the generic failure. KiroSuccessisOk;MissingBinary,TimedOut,Cancelled,Failed { status }andLaunchFailedmap to exit codes8,6,7and1.login.rs(Kiro runner, using thefake_kiro_cliexample): success marker finishes and keeps the sign-in link; a non-zero exit reports its status; cancel stops a CLI that is waiting for the browser without waiting for it; a silent CLI times out; a missing binary is a launch failure, not a hang.cli/config/tests.rs: an unsupported provider is rejected before any I/O with the new usage message;enable_failure_says_whether_codexbar_saved_the_accountchecks the Grok and Kiro enable-failure wording. The Copilot tests from Add Copilot device-code login to the CLI #1001 still pass, includingfailed_enable_reports_that_the_account_was_saved.Checks
cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: passes.cargo clippy --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: passes.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml(mergef641ddb5b): 5382 passed, 0 failed, 2 ignored, plus 1 passed in a second target. Clippy on both manifests also re-run on the merge: passes.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml(commit8c11d1de7): 5322 passed, 0 failed, 2 ignored (existing) in the library target, plus 1 passed in a second target.cargo test --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml(commit8c11d1de7): 803 passed, 0 failed. Not re-run on the merge (the merge changes onlyrust/src/cliand docs); hosted CI covers it.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --lib login: 105 passed, 0 failed.pnpmchecks (no frontend change); CUA desktop proof (no UI change); a real Ctrl-C signal in a console (cancel is covered by unit tests that set the flag directly).Proof (fake CLIs, isolated config)
Fake CLIs are cargo examples in
rust/examples/:fake_kiro_cli(modessuccess,wait,silent,fail, selected by argument orFAKE_KIRO_MODE) andfake_grok_cli(sleeps, or exits 3 withFAKE_GROK_MODE=fail). Neither writes a credential.CODEXBAR_CONFIGpoints at a temp directory, so no real settings changed. Binary:codexbar.exebuilt from8c11d1de7. Driver:C:\Users\FSOS\AppData\Local\Temp\p083-p2-e2e-run.ps1; log:C:\Users\FSOS\AppData\Local\Temp\p083-p2-e2e-run.log.config login --provider kiroWaiting for the browser sign-in to finish., URL on its own line,Connected.config providers --jsonkiroshowsenabled: trueconfig login --provider kiro --jsonauthorization_pending,authorization_pendingwithverificationURI,authorizedconfig login --provider kiro --jsonfailed,reason: error,Kiro sign-in did not complete (exit code 3).config login --provider kiro --jsonfailed,reason: missing_binaryconfig login --provider grok --jsonauthorization_pending,failed,reason: missing_binaryconfig login --provider grokWaiting for the browser sign-in to finish., thenError: Grok CLI was not found. Install Grok Build, then try again.config login --provider grok --jsonfailed,reason: error,Grok sign-in did not complete (exit code 3). ...config login --provider cursor --jsonNot proven end to end:
%APPDATA%\CodexBar\grok-accounts, andCODEXBAR_CONFIGdoes not redirect it, so a fake success would write a synthetic account into the real store. The save path is covered by the existing account-store tests and the sharedaccounts::save_logincall.Summary by CodeRabbit
config loginsupport for Grok and Kiro, alongside Copilot. Sign-in links and progress are shown during login, and providers are enabled after successful sign-in.