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Give the market-making bot its own operator surface for container distribution: a bun-workspace Dockerfile whose entrypoint is the mm CLI (any subcommand/flag as the container command, start by default), a docker-compose.yml that mounts market-making.yaml read-only and passes env vars as null passthroughs (a set variable, even empty, overrides YAML — so unset vars must stay unset), and a deploy:docker-hub script that builds from the repo root and pushes to Docker Hub with an immutable git-<shortsha> traceability tag. Credentials are piped via stdin and never reach argv; expected failures use a typed DockerPublishError with sanitized messages. .dockerignore now excludes real market-making.yaml files so a local config holding a private key can never bake into a published image. README documents build, run (env/YAML/compose), and publish; CLAUDE.md's operator-surface sentence is updated to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the scripts/deploy-docker-hub.ts CLI publish (and its utils, typed error, and tests) with the deploy-market-making GitHub Actions workflow: label-driven on main (release-market-making, mirroring deploy-production.yml) or manual dispatch with an optional tag input. Credentials move to the market-making-production GitHub Environment (DOCKERHUB_USERNAME/DOCKERHUB_TOKEN secrets, DOCKERHUB_REPOSITORY var); the token still reaches docker login via stdin only, and every publish still pushes an immutable git-<shortsha> tag next to the movable one. The repository guard (no dotted/localhost namespace) moves into the workflow. README and CLAUDE.md now describe the CI publish path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make the release the deployment trigger: publishing a market-making-* GitHub release (CalVer market-making-YYYY.MM.DD-N) builds the tagged commit and pushes the release tag verbatim, git-<shortsha>, and latest (unless prerelease) to Docker Hub. The push:main + release-label Select machinery is dropped; workflow_dispatch stays as the escape hatch. The release must be user-created — events raised with the repository GITHUB_TOKEN never trigger workflows — and the environment's deployment policy must allow market-making-* tags since release runs execute on the tag ref. One release now ships the image and fires the existing Slack notification together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Copy morpho-apps' release workflow, adapted for bots: a merged PR that
bumps a bot's package.json version to CalVer (YYYY.MM.DD-N) creates the
<bot>-<version> GitHub release via tag-releases.yml. Releases are cut
with the GIT_BOT_* GitHub App token so the release event fires
downstream workflows — deploy-market-making.yml publishes the image and
release-slack-notify.yml announces — which the default GITHUB_TOKEN
cannot. Initial notes are GitHub-generated from the bot's previous tag
(this repo's Slack post fires at publish time, unlike morpho-apps'
placeholder flow); the dispatched claude-write-release-notes.yml then
rewrites them via the existing /ci-write-release-notes command, and
skips cleanly while ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is absent. Fix that command's
paths (packages/{bot} -> bots/{bot} + shared packages/) and refresh the
deploy workflow header and README release-flow docs accordingly.
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Address Devin review: durable offer-group ownership lives under XDG_STATE_HOME (see the *-group-ownership utils), which was left inside the container filesystem — a re-pull or recreate made the bot forget which live on-chain offer groups it owns, treating its own offers as foreign with no cleanup path. Pin XDG_STATE_HOME=/state in the image, mount a named volume there in compose, and document the -v flag for plain docker run writer deployments. Also cut releases from the exact triggering commit (--target "$GITHUB_SHA") instead of the moving main pointer, which is resolved server-side at API-call time and could ship a commit that landed after the version bump. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- tag-releases: validate every bumped version BEFORE creating any
release, so one bad bump in a multi-bot push can no longer leave
partial release side effects (releases fire image/Slack workflows).
- claude-write-release-notes: drop show_full_output — the job holds an
API key and a write token while allowing Bash; full transcripts could
retain credential-bearing tool output in Actions logs.
- .dockerignore: exclude every non-example YAML from the build context;
--config accepts arbitrary operator-chosen filenames, not just
market-making.yaml.
- announce after publish: release-slack-notify now skips market-making
release events and deploy-market-making re-enters it via the tag
dispatch input once every image tag is pushed, so an announced
release always has its image.
- compose: stop_grace_period ${STOP_GRACE_PERIOD:-15m} to cover the
15m TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_TIMEOUT_MS ceiling and serial multi-group
cleanup; README documents the override rule.
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Address codex round two: tag-releases now allowlists market-making only (paths filter + in-loop guard) — the Railway bots release through deploy-production.yml strictly after a successful deploy, so a directory-scan release path would have announced production releases that were never deployed; extending the allowlist is now a deliberate edit. Also keep operator env files out of images and commits under any name (docker run --env-file accepts arbitrary filenames): .dockerignore and .gitignore gain *.env, and the README tells operators to keep the env file outside the repository tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Main landed market-making's Railway production deployment (own Dockerfile/compose, deploy-railway.ts, deploy-market-making-production label flow) in parallel with this branch's Docker Hub distribution. Resolutions beyond textual conflicts: - Dockerfile: keep the mm-CLI ENTRYPOINT and XDG_STATE_HOME=/state, default CMD becomes main's verbose combined monitor (Railway runs the image CMD via RAILWAY_DOCKERFILE_PATH). - compose: keep the YAML + null-passthrough operator shape, adopt main's market-making-state volume name, add --verbose. - README: keep both sections (Docker = operator/publish, Deploy = Railway) with cross-links; compose description updated. - deploy-market-making.yml environment renamed to market-making-dockerhub — main's market-making-production already holds the Railway credentials. - deploy-production.yml Release-market-making now mints the GIT_BOT app token (github.token fallback) so label-flow releases also fire the image publish; tag-releases header documents the coexisting origins. - CLAUDE.md operator-surface sentence covers both deploy paths. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location; the identical tree passes knip in a normal checkout (verified post-commit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Address codex round three: - tag-releases yields entirely to the label flow when the merged PR carries release-market-making — deploy-production cuts that release after its Railway deploy, so one merge can no longer race itself into a pre-deploy publish or two same-day tags. - Version changes are detected against the pre-push baseline (github.event.before, with zero-SHA/unreachable fallback to HEAD~1), so a bump buried in a multi-commit push still releases. - VersionService now reads the package.json version — mm --version in a published image matches its market-making-<version> release tag — and the version tests assert manifest equality (proven by break). - .gitignore covers any *market-making*-named YAML variant (examples and .github excepted); README tells operators to use such names or keep configs outside the tree. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location (CI Dead-Code passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Temporarily align the conflicted Compose file with main so GitHub can merge the updated base safely. The branch-specific Compose configuration is restored in the follow-up conflict-resolution commit.
Restore the config-file Compose workflow after synchronizing main, retain the explicit /state ownership path, and update the inherited optional-reference regression to assert pass-through semantics.
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Main migrated the workspace from bun to pnpm (installs) while keeping bun as the runtime, and market-making gained keystore/AWS KMS signer sources. Resolutions beyond the one textual conflict (compose): - Dockerfile rewritten to the migrated liquidator pattern: node base with corepack-activated pnpm plus the bun binary, USER node privilege drop, pnpm install --frozen-lockfile. Our mm-CLI ENTRYPOINT, verbose monitor CMD, and XDG_STATE_HOME=/state stay; /state is created owned by node so fresh volumes inherit writable ownership. (Main's own market-making Dockerfile still COPY'd the deleted bun.lock — broken since the migration — so this also fixes the Railway image.) - .dockerignore re-includes pnpm-lock.yaml and pnpm-workspace.yaml, which the non-example-YAML exclusion would have kept out of the build context, failing every image build. - compose keeps the YAML + null-passthrough operator shape and gains the six signer passthrough keys (KEY_STORAGE_METHOD, KEYSTORE_PATH, KEYSTORE_PASSWORD, KEYSTORE_INTERACTIVE, AWS_KMS_KEY_ID, AWS_REGION). - bun-workspace phrasing updated to pnpm in the compose/README/publish workflow comments. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location (verified again post-commit in a normal checkout; CI Dead-Code is the authoritative gate). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The remote branch received an independent merge of main whose resolution predated the pnpm adaptation (bun.lock-based Dockerfile, no lockfile re-includes, no signer passthrough). This merge unifies both lines keeping the pnpm-adapted Dockerfile, .dockerignore re-includes, and signer passthrough keys; the redundant literal XDG_STATE_HOME compose entry from the remote resolution is dropped (the image pins it). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Running bun test on the pnpm tree re-injected the removed bun-era workspaces/catalog block into the root package.json after the merge, failing oxfmt --check in CI. Restore main's manifest verbatim; catalogs live in pnpm-workspace.yaml since the migration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The hoisted node linker still nests one peer-variation instance of viem (and friends) inside every workspace package without its dependencies adjacent, and leaves some transitive deps (abitype, @noble/*, @scure/*, @esbuild/*) with no root copy — bun test then fails module resolution from those nested paths. This is the post-pnpm-migration CI Test failure on main (green last at ce523ff, red since 8bbb8c3), inherited by this branch. publicHoistPattern: '*' gives bun's upward walk a root candidate for every name; saveExact + catalogs keep versions single so the flattened copies cannot diverge. Locally this clears every resolution failure, leaving only the known env-gated fork/anvil and macOS playground-symlink suites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
bun test on the pnpm tree re-syncs the pnpm-workspace catalog into the root package.json workspaces block; the previous commit accidentally included that rewrite again. Restore main's manifest verbatim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Restore the operator configuration reference, harden release publishing, and add regression coverage.
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Forward standard AWS credentials to Compose KMS signers, keep Docker latest on the highest stable CalVer release, fail closed on label lookup errors, and defer GitHub App token minting until a version bump is pending.
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…face Main renamed the bot (bots/market-making -> bots/quoter-bot, package @morpho-org/quoter-bot, release-quoter-bot label, quoter-bot-* release tags, deploy-quoter-bot-* Railway/playground workflows, morpho-quoter-bot state dir) and fixed Railway volume permissions. Resolutions: - deploy-production: main's renamed skeleton with this branch's guard machinery renamed (Quoter-bot-preflight gates the Railway deploy; Release-quoter-bot keeps the App-token hard-fail and version-derived tag reading bots/quoter-bot/package.json). - Branch-only surfaces renamed to the new contract: deploy-quoter-bot.yml (was deploy-market-making.yml; environment quoter-bot-dockerhub, tag guards and CalVer checks on quoter-bot-*), tag-releases allowlist and label/paths, release-slack-notify skip prefix, notes-command example. - compose rebuilt: branch's operator shape (YAML mount quoter-bot.yaml, keystore mount at /run/secrets/quoter-bot-keystore.json, signer + AWS passthrough, stop-grace) with main's quoter-bot-state volume name and Dockerfile.release. - .gitignore: quoter-bot variant patterns with example negations, legacy market-making patterns retained; CLAUDE.md operator-surface sentence regrafted; cli.test keeps manifest-equality version assertions under quoter test names; container-release-artifacts moved and renamed. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location (CI Dead-Code is the gate). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Main reworked the Railway image to start as root only to repair its root-owned volume, then setpriv-drop to node (railway-entrypoint.sh), with HOME set for the node-user corepack/pnpm caches. The single conflict was the ENV block: keep both HUSKY=0 (image installs must not run the root prepare hook) and main's HOME=/home/node. The operator Dockerfile.release is unaffected — docker named volumes inherit the image's node-owned /state, so it keeps its all-unprivileged shape. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location (CI Dead-Code is the gate). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Temporarily align the conflicted Compose file with main so the updated base can be merged safely. The operator release-image configuration is restored in the follow-up conflict-resolution commit.
Restore the operator release-image Compose workflow after synchronizing main. Keep the YAML configuration mount, optional keystore mount, null environment passthrough, durable state volume, and graceful shutdown window.
Main's wave is KMS/security middleware, setup-retry hardening, and attestation docs inside bots/quoter-bot/src plus test updates — all auto-merged. The single conflict was docker-compose.yml, where main's env-only Railway-oriented compose met this branch's operator shape (Dockerfile.release, YAML mount, null passthrough, keystore/AWS passthrough, state volume, stop-grace); the operator shape is kept. Verified ROUTER_API_BASE_URL remains a supported config key — its absence from main's compose was that file lagging, not a config removal, so the passthrough list is unchanged. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location (CI Dead-Code is the gate). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Address codex round on the union head: the README one-time setup still told operators to allow market-making-* tags on the quoter-bot-dockerhub environment — release runs execute on refs/tags/quoter-bot-*, so that policy would reject every publish before login (plus a cluster of other rename stragglers in the Docker section: local image tag, workflow display name, filename guidance, example repository). Both release origins now pick the notes baseline as the highest tag BELOW the one being created instead of the newest overall, so a backfilled older release no longer generates a backwards newer-to-older diff; verified against normal, backfill-middle, first-release, and backfill-lowest cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lock the Docker Hub environment tag policy and backfilled release-note baseline selection into the container release artifact regression suite.
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Address codex round on 3bd75a9: - tag-releases reads the release-quoter-bot label from the PR of the commit that actually bumped the manifest in the pushed range (git log -1 over before..sha), not the push head — a labeled bump buried in a multi-commit push no longer races the label flow. - Every GIT_BOT app-token mint requests permission-contents: write, so the preflight fails before the Railway deploy when the installation cannot write releases, instead of after it. - Labeled releases now dispatch write-release-notes after creation, so they get the same Claude notes rewrite as version-bump releases. - The ci-write-release-notes baseline command selects the highest tag strictly below the release being rewritten (backfill-safe, first- release-safe under pipefail); regression pins updated to the new contracts while preserving the fail-closed label-lookup invariant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main split the quoter-bot README into a user-oriented page plus docs/reference.md (PR #161) and landed cross-book quoting fixes. The README conflict is resolved to main's structure; this branch's operator Docker section (build, env/YAML runs, compose contract, keystore/AWS passthrough, Docker Hub release pipeline) moves into docs/reference.md between Deploy and Configuration with links re-depthed for docs/. The README's Docker quickstart now matches the merged YAML-first compose (main's text described its removed env-only compose), points to the reference for depth, and the roadmap bullet no longer lists container images as future work — they ship on every release via this PR. The six doc-contract test pins follow the moved content to reference.md. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit knip hook false-positives in this .claude/worktrees checkout location (CI Dead-Code is the gate). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolve the stale branch conflict by adopting the current main implementation, including the accepted OIDC Docker Hub publishing design, instead of reintroducing the superseded static-token release workflow.
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When Docker Hub is slow, down, or the quoter-bot-dockerhub environment/OIDC setup is misconfigured, this new post-release job still runs inside the workflow-level deploy-production concurrency group, so the release can be created but subsequent pushes or manual production deploys for any bot remain queued until this publish job finishes or times out. That makes the Docker side channel gate later production releases despite not gating the current Release-quoter-bot; move the image publish to a separate dispatched workflow or otherwise release the production concurrency before publishing.
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When a release image push is rerun after the immutable commit tag was already pushed, the workflow does not fail closed here: Check immutable SHA tag sets exists=true, skips the build, and can retag latest from that existing manifest. This README is the operator surface for recovering failed publishes, so saying the existing SHA tag fails closed sends operators in the wrong direction when the supported recovery path is to rerun the job.
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Builds on the Docker Hub publish engine that landed in #158 (
publish-quoter-bot-dockerhub.yml: OIDC login, commit-hash tags, ancestry-gatedlatest, chained after the Railway deploy). This branch adds the release flow around that engine and the operator-run container surface.Version-bump release flow (
tag-releases.yml, ported from morpho-apps)bots/quoter-bot/package.json#versioncreates thequoter-bot-<version>GitHub release frommainwith generated notes, then chains the reusable publish workflow in the same run — nothing depends on release events triggering workflows, so the defaultgithub.tokensuffices and no GitHub App credentials are needed.YYYY.MM.DD-N); an existing release is accepted only when it already targets the current commit (rerun-safe), and a bare pre-existing tag fails before release creation.release-quoter-botlabel yields to the label flow indeploy-production.yml, avoiding duplicate same-commit releases; the label lookup is scoped to the commit that bumped the manifest and fails closed.Release-notes rewrite pipeline
claude-write-release-notes.yml+.claude/commands/ci-write-release-notes.md: both release origins (labeled merge indeploy-production.yml, version bump intag-releases.yml) dispatch awrite-release-notesrepository event that rewrites the generated notes into a reviewed summary. WithoutANTHROPIC_API_KEYthe rewrite skips cleanly.Operator-run container surface
docker-compose.ymlis YAML-first: it bind-mounts./quoter-bot.yamlread-only (fail-loud when missing), declares every supported variable as a null passthrough so only shell-set variables override YAML, mounts an optional encrypted keystore, and pairs the/statevolume with an explicitXDG_STATE_HOME(the image no longer pins it). The command carries the fullrailway-entrypoint.shinvocation since the image has noENTRYPOINT, andstop_grace_perioddefaults to 15m for graceful offer cleanup.docs/reference.mdgains the full## Dockeroperator reference: build, env-only and YAML runs, compose usage, the publish pipeline/environment contract, and a pinned-versiondocker runfor deployed hosts..gitignore/.dockerignoreexclude secret-bearing files under any operator-chosen name:*.envfiles, keystore JSONs (maker.json,*keystore*.json), and all non-example YAML from image builds.ENV HUSKY=0in every bot image install;VersionServicereadspackage.json#versionsomm --versioninside a published image matches its release tag instead of a hardcoded0.0.0.test/container-release-artifacts.test.tspins the whole contract: chained publish from both origins, immutable-tag reuse andlatestrecovery, fail-closed label lookup, notes baselines, compose/state/keystore shape, and docs claims.One-time setup
The
quoter-bot-dockerhubenvironment required by #158 (secretDOCKERHUB_OIDC_CONNECTIONID, varsDOCKER_USERNAME/DOCKER_REPOSITORY, deployment branches scoped tomain) covers this branch too; optionally add repository secretANTHROPIC_API_KEYfor the notes rewrite. No GitHub App setup is needed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code