feat(telegram): login but via link - #246
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Telegram account connection and unsubscribe flows across the API, bot, cache, and CMS repositories. It also adds abort-based shutdown handling for notification producers, repeated-signal handling, tests, and separate workspace ignore rules. ChangesTelegram integration
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds Telegram deep-link linking and bot-based unsubscribe flows and changes graceful-shutdown behavior. It is mergeable with owner awareness, but the shutdown loop may retain listeners and closures after exit, and the worktree ignore rule may not cover the intended directory; both should receive follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AccountClient
participant TelegramPlugin
participant CacheRepository
participant TelegramBot
participant PushSubscriptionsRepository
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AccountClient->>TelegramPlugin: Create Telegram connect token
TelegramPlugin->>CacheRepository: Store account token
TelegramPlugin-->>AccountClient: Return Telegram deep link
TelegramBot->>CacheRepository: Claim token from /start
TelegramBot->>PushSubscriptionsRepository: Link chat and account
PushSubscriptionsRepository->>CMS: POST link-via-bot
CMS-->>PushSubscriptionsRepository: Return link response
TelegramBot-->>AccountClient: Send confirmation with unsubscribe action
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⚠️ AI Review (Claude Sonnet 5, worked ~25m): dedicated shared-secret auth isn't wired in either
Finding: [BLOCKING] postToCmsInternalEndpoint still uses CMS_API_KEY, not TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRET
This one is important: the PR body says the CMS call was switched from the general-purpose CMS_API_KEY to a dedicated TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRET so that cms#98's new verify-bot-secret policy can gate it. That switch isn't in this diff.
- Location:
libs/repositories/src/repos/PushSubscriptionsRepository/PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.ts—postToCmsInternalEndpointreadsprocess.env.CMS_API_KEY. - The PR's own new test (
PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.spec.ts) assertsAuthorization: 'Bearer mock-api-key', wheremock-api-keyis the mockedCMS_API_KEY— not a bot-specific secret. TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRETdoesn't appear anywhere in this diff, and no.env.examplechange was included despite the PR body telling reviewers to set it there.- On the cms side (cms#98), there's no
verify-bot-secretpolicy at all — see that PR's review comment for the receipt.
Finding: [BLOCKING] The disclosed "no wallet-ownership proof" gap should block merge, not follow up later
The PR body already flags this well: connect-token/DELETE subscription accept any :account from the URL with no proof the caller controls that wallet. Given the cms-side finding above, there is currently no layer in the whole chain (bff public API -> cms) that verifies the caller owns account. I'd resolve this as part of the same change rather than a follow-up, since the combination is a live account-hijack path (mint a connect-token for an arbitrary address, tap Start yourself, and you're now subscribed to that account's notifications and can unlink the real owner at will).
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- Use a dedicated
TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRETfor the cms calls, matching the PR description, once cms#98 actually implements the policy. - Decide and implement the wallet-ownership check for the bff-facing routes (e.g. a signature challenge, similar to
affiliate/_address'ssignatureVerification.ts) before merging, rather than deferring it.
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Companion finding filed on cms#98: the verify-bot-secret policy described in both PR bodies doesn't exist in either repo's diff.
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Verify this finding against current code. The PR description claims postToCmsInternalEndpoint now authenticates with a dedicated TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRET, but it still reads CMS_API_KEY, and TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRET does not appear in the diff.
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- libs/repositories/src/repos/PushSubscriptionsRepository/PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.ts (postToCmsInternalEndpoint)
- libs/repositories/src/repos/PushSubscriptionsRepository/PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.spec.ts (asserts CMS_API_KEY bearer token)
- apps/api/src/app/routes/accounts/_account/telegram/index.ts (connect-token/connect-status/subscription accept :account with no ownership check)
- Expected fix: introduce and use TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRET for the cms calls, and add a wallet-ownership check for the public-facing account param before merging.
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⚠️ AI Review (Claude Sonnet 5, worked ~20m): follow-up — prior finding addressed, two new non-blocking issues
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- Prior finding ("dedicated shared-secret auth isn't wired in either"):
postToCmsInternalEndpoint/callCmsInternalEndpointnow authenticate withCMS_API_KEY(libs/repositories/src/repos/PushSubscriptionsRepository/PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.ts), matching cms#98's routes being private-by-default with no dedicated policy.TELEGRAM_BOT_SHARED_SECRETno longer appears anywhere in this repo. - Prior finding ("no wallet-ownership proof" open question): the public
DELETE /accounts/:account/telegram/subscriptionendpoint is gone entirely. Unsubscribing now only happens viaapps/telegram/src/unsubscribeFlow.ts(/unsubscribe,/stop, or the bot's "Unsubscribe" button), which is scoped tochatIdfrom the incoming Telegram message/callback — a caller can no longer drive an unlink for an arbitrary account through any HTTP endpoint.
Result: Both addressed. The account-hijack path from the original review no longer exists.
Finding: [NON-BLOCKING] /unsubscribe and /stop give no feedback if the lookup/unlink fails
- Location:
apps/telegram/src/unsubscribeFlow.ts:82-91(handleUnsubscribeCommand), called fromapps/telegram/src/main.ts:402-406. - Unlike
handleStartCommand(catcheslinkTelegramSubscriptionfailures and messages the user) andhandleUnsubscribeCallback(wraps its body in try/catch and callsanswerCallbackQuerywith an error),handleUnsubscribeCommandhas no try/catch. IfgetTelegramSubscriptionsForChatId/unlinkTelegramSubscriptionthrows (e.g. a transient cms error),main.ts's.catch()only logs server-side — the user who typed/unsubscribesees no reply at all and has no way to tell whether it worked. - This matters more than usual here:
/unsubscribeis specifically the fallback for a user who deleted their chat and lost the "Unsubscribe" button (per the connect-statusbotDeepLinkpre-fill added in this PR), so it's the one path that has no other affordance to retry from.
Finding: [NON-BLOCKING] formatAccount is duplicated verbatim
- Location:
apps/telegram/src/startCommand.ts:66-68(unexported) andapps/telegram/src/unsubscribeFlow.ts:26-28(unexported) — identical${account.slice(0, 6)}…${account.slice(-4)}implementation in both files. - Both files already import from each other (
startCommand.tsimportsUNSUBSCRIBE_MENU_CALLBACK_DATAfromunsubscribeFlow.ts), so exportingformatAccountfrom one and importing it in the other is a small, safe cleanup rather than a new shared module.
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- Wrap
handleUnsubscribeCommand's body in try/catch (mirroringhandleUnsubscribeCallback) and send a "Something went wrong — please try again" message on failure. - Export
formatAccountfromunsubscribeFlow.tsand import it instartCommand.tsinstead of redefining it.
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This commit also touches apps/notification-producer and libs/shared/src/utils/doForever.ts/misc.ts (graceful-shutdown handling via a new interruptibleSleep). That's unrelated to the telegram feature and already flagged in the PR body as possibly worth splitting out — not re-reviewed here.
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Verify these two findings against current code and fix if still valid.
1. apps/telegram/src/unsubscribeFlow.ts - handleUnsubscribeCommand has no try/catch, so a
getTelegramSubscriptionsForChatId/unlinkTelegramSubscription failure produces no reply to
the user (only a server-side log via main.ts's .catch()). Add error handling that mirrors
handleUnsubscribeCallback's try/catch + user-facing error message.
2. formatAccount is duplicated identically in apps/telegram/src/startCommand.ts and
apps/telegram/src/unsubscribeFlow.ts. Export it from one (unsubscribeFlow.ts) and import
it in the other instead of keeping two copies.
Keep changes minimal and validate with the existing startCommand.spec.ts / unsubscribeFlow.spec.ts tests.
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In @.gitignore:
- Line 81: Update the Claude worktree ignore entry from .claude.worktrees/ to
.claude/worktrees/ so generated worktrees are ignored at the correct path.
In `@apps/api/src/app/routes/accounts/_account/telegram/index.ts`:
- Around line 45-49: Update the Telegram route registration flow to return
before registering the connect-token endpoints when redisClient is unavailable,
rather than only logging a warning. Ensure connect-token deep links are exposed
only when shared Redis is configured, preserving normal route registration when
Redis is available.
Apply the same fix in `@apps/telegram/src/main.ts` around lines 36 - 44: The
bot-side fallback creates the same cross-process token-resolution failure.
In `@apps/telegram/src/startCommand.ts`:
- Around line 33-53: Make connect-token redemption atomic: in
apps/telegram/src/startCommand.ts lines 33-53, replace the separate
lookupConnectToken and invalidateConnectToken flow with a token claim before
linkTelegramSubscription, handling an unavailable claim as an expired link. In
libs/repositories/src/utils/telegramConnectToken.ts lines 26-35, add the atomic
cache consume or reservation operation; if retries are retained, ensure only the
reservation owner can safely release it.
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`@libs/repositories/src/repos/PushSubscriptionsRepository/PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.ts`:
- Around line 254-263: Update callCmsInternalEndpoint to pass a timeout-backed
AbortSignal to fetch, covering both the request and response.text() lifecycle so
CMS calls cannot remain pending indefinitely. Reuse the repository’s existing
timeout configuration or mechanism if available, while preserving the existing
handlers’ rejection behavior.
In `@libs/shared/src/utils/doForever.ts`:
- Around line 15-23: Initialize the running state in doForever so it is false
when the optional AbortSignal is already aborted, while preserving the existing
stop listener for later aborts. Add a regression test covering a pre-aborted
signal and verify the callback loop is not entered.
In `@libs/shared/src/utils/misc.ts`:
- Around line 62-71: Update interruptibleSleep so the abort listener is removed
when the timeout completes, while preserving the existing immediate cleanup and
resolution on abort. Reuse the listener reference and timer logic within the
Promise callback so both completion paths release the listener.
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- Around line 15-21: Update doForever to register the abort listener only when
the signal exists and is not already aborted, then remove that listener in a
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✅ AI Review (Claude Sonnet 5, worked ~5m): follow-up addressed
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- Code path:
apps/telegram/src/unsubscribeFlow.ts(handleUnsubscribeCommand),apps/telegram/src/startCommand.ts. - Verified directly against
origin/feat/tg-loginat its current head (bf4534a), not a local checkout, since the PR branch has moved since this review.
Result: Both findings fixed.
handleUnsubscribeCommandnow wrapssendUnsubscribeMenuin try/catch and replies "Something went wrong — please try again." on failure, matchinghandleUnsubscribeCallback.formatAccountis defined once inunsubscribeFlow.ts(exported) and imported intostartCommand.ts; the duplicate definition is gone.
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apps/telegram/src/startCommand.ts). Both were fixed: handleUnsubscribeCommand has a try/catch
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Part of a three-repo migration to Telegram bot deep-link login, together with cowswap#8015 and cms#98.
What changed
apps/apiroutes under/accounts/:account/telegram:POST connect-token— mints a single-use, Redis-backed token (10 min TTL) and returns at.medeep link, using the bot's owngetMe()to resolve its username.GET connect-status— checksPushSubscriptionsRepositoryfor a linked subscription, and returns a staticbotDeepLink(no token) to the bot chat.apps/telegram's bot now handles/start <token>messages: resolves the token against the shared cache, callsPushSubscriptionsRepository.linkTelegramSubscription, and replies with a connected / expired-link / generic-error message — a transient link failure does not invalidate the token, so the user can retry the same link. The confirmation message includes an "Unsubscribe" button.DELETE /accounts/:account/telegram/subscriptionroute is gone. Instead,apps/telegram's newunsubscribeFlow.tshandles/unsubscribe,/stop, and the "Unsubscribe" button:PushSubscriptionsRepositorygainsgetTelegramSubscriptionsForChatId(backed by cms#98's newaccounts-by-chat-via-bot) to build that picker.TELEGRAM_SECRET, and a successful botgetMe()are all available — otherwise they log a warning and skip registration instead of failing startup.apps/apiandapps/telegram; extracted tolibs/repositories/src/utils/telegramConnectToken.tsso both apps share one implementation instead of two that could silently drift apart.doForever/notification-producergraceful-shutdown handling — a second shutdown signal now forces an immediate exit instead of waiting out the current poll interval, via a newinterruptibleSleephelper. Bundled into this commit; may be worth splitting into its own PR.Why
/startdeep link and its own "Unsubscribe" button, so the browser never talks to Telegram or the CMS directly, and unsubscribing is proven by Telegram itself (which chat sent the message) rather than by a caller simply naming a wallet address.DELETE /accounts/:account/telegram/subscriptionendpoint with no proof the caller controlled that wallet at all - anyone who knew an address could unsubscribe it. Rather than add signature verification to a notification toggle, the fix is to remove that endpoint and only allow unsubscribing from where real ownership already exists: inside the Telegram chat.CMS_API_KEY(see cms#98) - these routes are private by default in Strapi and only ever called by this bot, so a dedicated shared secret wasn't needed.QA Testing
Reviewer note:
link-via-bot/unlink-via-bot/accounts-by-chat-via-botroutes.Developer verification:
telegramConnectToken.spec.ts(shared): token round-trip, single-use invalidation, unknown-token lookup, per-call uniqueness, and thatlookupConnectTokenvsinvalidateConnectTokenbehave independently.startCommand.spec.ts:/start <token>parsing, successful link + confirmation message (with the Unsubscribe button), expired/unknown-token messaging, a link failure leaving the token valid for retry, and non-/startmessages being ignored.unsubscribeFlow.spec.ts:/unsubscribe//stopparsing, direct unlink for a single-account chat, the picker for a multi-account chat, refusing to unlink an account that isn't linked to the requesting chat, and the "Unsubscribe" button's callback flow end-to-end.PushSubscriptionsRepositoryCms.spec.ts: link/unlink/accounts-by-chat requests hit the correct CMS path with theCMS_API_KEYbearer token, and non-2xx responses throw.Risk:
postToCmsInternalEndpointcalls the CMS via a hardcoded path/body, bypassing the typedgetCmsClient()(tracked as aTODOin code) until cms#98's routes are published there — a future CMS API shape change here won't be caught by types.Summary by CodeRabbit
/unsubscribeand/stopcommands.