refactor: convert the sessions cluster to Hono sub-apps - #1724
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Every session module, the Slack notification route, and the runtime proxy register natively behind admit(policy), nested under one sessions sub-app in the old precedence order. Handlers take a typed params object in place of the match array and are exported for their tests; the session runtime client is attached with withSessionRuntime() instead of the sessionRoute() wrapper. Admission now reads Hono's decoded parameters, so path segments are decoded exactly once, and its own decodeURIComponent calls are gone. An encoded session id therefore resolves the same session as its plain form; the guardrail tests from #1720 record that change. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe control-plane session routes migrated from custom route arrays to typed Hono routers. Handlers now receive decoded parameter objects, admission supplies runtime context, malformed path encoding is rejected early, and tests exercise dispatched routes. ChangesHono route migration
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participant Client
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Client->>HonoRouter: send session request
HonoRouter->>admit: apply admission policy
admit->>dispatchSession: provide admitted request and params
dispatchSession->>SessionHandler: provide session runtime context
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52-70: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDispatch proxy tests through
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getHandleruses the hand-writtenPROXY_HANDLERSmap and never invokessessionRuntimeProxyRoutes. A wrong production handler binding can therefore pass these tests. Add router-dispatch coverage for each handler shape, or derive the mapping from the router.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/session-runtime-proxy.test.ts`:
- Around line 52-70: Update getHandler and the proxy test setup to dispatch
requests through sessionRuntimeProxyRoutes instead of relying solely on the
hand-written PROXY_HANDLERS map. Add coverage for each handler shape, or derive
the expected mapping directly from sessionRuntimeProxyRoutes, so tests validate
production route-to-handler bindings.
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The native Hono conversion preserves the route policies and the CI suite is green, but the implementation regresses the sessions routing structure in two related ways. The old one-time session-route adaptation has become repeated boundary plumbing throughout the cluster, and the largest proxy suite now tests a second, hand-maintained dispatch table rather than the production registrations. That leaves more code and concepts to maintain while making route-to-handler mistakes less detectable. Please collapse the Hono-to-session-handler boundary into one canonical mechanism and make the tests exercise or derive from that same production association.
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[deep review] This is where the conversion starts expanding a previously declarative route table into roughly 200 lines of repeated four-argument adaptation. Across the converted session modules, every runtime-backed route now has to repeat admitted.request, env, req.param(), and withSessionRuntime(...); in this file alone the handler identity is also declared separately in sessionRuntimeProxyHandlers. The result grows this file from 435 to 512 lines and introduces two places that must stay synchronized for each proxy. This refactor moves the old adapter's complexity into every call site instead of deleting it. Please make the Hono/session-runtime boundary canonical once, for example with one typed Hono-side session-handler adapter or one typed route specification that owns path, policy, and handler together, while leaving exceptional handlers explicit. The direct registrations should not require this much repeated plumbing.
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Done in 71224c4. The boundary is now one function: dispatch(c, handler) in routing/admit.ts unpacks the Hono context, and dispatchSession(c, handler) adds the runtime client. Every session route reads admit(policy), (c) => dispatchSession(c, handleX), and the proxy registers its handlers directly, so the separate handler map is gone. The context type is checked against the policy at the call site; a curried form was rejected because Hono infers the environment from the returned function and that check disappears.
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[deep review] This test-only registry duplicates the production route-to-handler association and therefore cannot verify it. contractFor() only proves that the route exists; PROXY_HANDLERS then independently chooses the handler the test expects. If production accidentally wires /events to proxy.artifacts, these tests still select sessionRuntimeProxyHandlers.events and pass. That is a material coverage regression for the boundary this PR is changing. Exercise dispatch through the composed Hono app, or generate both production registration and test cases from one typed route specification, so there is exactly one route-to-handler mapping.
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Done in 71224c4. The map is deleted and every test dispatches a real request through sessionRuntimeProxyRoutes via createTestRequestHandler, with a 17-row table asserting the internal path each route forwards to. Binding /events to the artifacts proxy now fails that table.
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Summary
PR #1724, refactor: convert the sessions cluster to Hono sub-apps, by @ColeMurray converts 42 session routes and Slack notification routing to native Hono sub-apps. The route/policy mapping is generally careful, but the global parameter-decoding change introduces an unrelated malformed-input regression that should be fixed before merge.
Files changed: 29, with 852 additions and 720 deletions.
Critical Issues
- [Correctness / Input Validation]
packages/control-plane/src/routing/route-admission.ts:583- Malformed percent-encoded automation IDs no longer produce the established 400 response. Hono leaves undecodable parameters unchanged, so removing the guardeddecodeURIComponentsends malformed input to D1 and normally returns 404 instead. Preserve strict malformed-segment rejection while consuming Hono's canonical decoded value, and add an integration regression test.
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- [Testing]
packages/control-plane/src/routes/session-runtime-proxy.test.ts:72- The new test helper reconstructs route-to-handler wiring inPROXY_HANDLERSrather than exercising production wiring, so a miswired Hono route can pass these tests. Add request-level coverage for the production sub-app or otherwise derive the handler association from production registration.
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Positive Feedback
- Route method, path, policy, authorization, and runtime forwarding semantics are preserved across the converted modules.
- Route precedence is explicitly retained, including
/sessions/inboxbefore/sessions/:id. - The valid encoded-session behavior is covered through the real integration router.
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Verification
Targeted session-route tests pass (83 tests), control-plane typecheck passes, and the route-admission matrix integration suite passes (7 tests).
Verdict
Request Changes: restore malformed automation-path validation and cover it with an integration test.
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Could we preserve strict malformed-path rejection here? Hono's parameter decoder is permissive: for /automations/%E0%A4%A, c.req.param() returns the undecodable text rather than failing. With the removed try/catch, this now queries AutomationStore and returns 404 Automation not found; main returns 400 Invalid automation route before touching D1. This is an unrelated API behavior change in a sessions refactor. Please validate the raw segment before using the decoded ID (without decoding the canonical value a second time), and add an integration case for malformed percent encoding.
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Agreed, and fixed in 71224c4 with one rule rather than a per-route check: admit() validates each raw :param segment once and answers 400 { error: "Invalid path encoding" } before admission, so no handler sees undecodable text and nothing decodes the canonical value twice. Integration coverage added for sessions, automations, roles, and repos. Note this unifies the three messages main produced for this input, including the session routes' former 404; the PR description records it.
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This helper no longer obtains the handler behind the production route: contractFor() supplies only the route contract, while PROXY_HANDLERS independently reconstructs the route-to-handler mapping. If production accidentally wires /events to proxy.artifacts or omits withSessionRuntime, these tests still pass. Could we retain request-level coverage through the actual Hono sub-app for the mapping/runtime wiring, or derive this association from production rather than duplicating it in the test?
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Done in 71224c4. The map is deleted and every test dispatches a real request through sessionRuntimeProxyRoutes via createTestRequestHandler, with a 17-row table asserting the internal path each route forwards to. Binding /events to the artifacts proxy now fails that table.
…lformed path segments Review follow-ups for the sessions conversion. Admission now checks every raw `:param` segment once: a segment Hono could not decode answers 400 `Invalid path encoding` on every route, before the lookup that used to turn it into a 404. The automation-id, role-id, and member-id paths that each validated encoding in their own words now share that one rule; the two RBAC integration expectations and the routing-compatibility probe record the uniform envelope. `dispatch(c, handler)` is the one place a Hono context is unpacked for a route handler, and `dispatchSession(c, handler)` adds the runtime client. The context type is checked against the route's policy, so the curried `handle(handler)` form was rejected: Hono infers the environment from the returned function and the check disappears. The runtime proxy registers its handlers directly; the test-only handler map is gone and the proxy suite dispatches every request through the production sub-app, with a wiring table that fails if a route is bound to the wrong proxy. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1
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Rebased onto `main` after #1724 merged; the diff is this PR alone. PR 7 of the Hono follow-up series (plan: `docs/internal/2026-09-02-control-plane-hono-follow-ups.md` in prod). ## What changed - `src/routes/browser-auth.ts` is a Hono sub-app. The six routes in `BROWSER_AUTH_PROXY_ROUTES` register in the allowlist's order, each behind `admit({ ...SCM_AGNOSTIC_WEB_SERVICE_ROUTE, authorization: NO_AUTHORIZATION })`, and reach `handleBrowserAuth` through `dispatch()`. The handler body is unchanged: it still owns Better Auth's status codes and headers. - `routes/catalog.ts` mounts the module where the spread was (after health, before sign-in providers), so precedence is unchanged. - `src/routes/browser-auth.test.ts` dispatches through the production sub-app: one row per allowlisted route asserting which Better Auth entry point served it (direct `getSession` for the session read, the HTTP handler otherwise), the status and cookie passthrough with `no-store` / `no-referrer`, the 503 when the runtime is not configured, the 401 for a non-web caller, and the 404 for a method outside the allowlist. Routes converted: 6 (running total 60 of 171). ## Verification | Check | Result | |---|---| | Unit | 234 files, 3,505 passed | | Integration (workerd, real D1) | 96 files, 1,129 passed | | Matrix and conformance snapshots | both integration snapshots byte-identical | | Typecheck, ESLint, Prettier | clean | https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved browser authentication request handling across supported routes. * Preserved upstream response statuses and headers when proxying authentication requests. * Added clear responses for unconfigured authentication, unauthorized callers, and unsupported paths. * **Tests** * Expanded coverage for browser authentication routing, authorization, proxying, and error scenarios. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Rebased onto `main` after #1724 merged; the diff is this PR alone. PR 4 of the Hono follow-up series (plan: `docs/internal/2026-09-02-control-plane-hono-follow-ups.md` in prod). Converts the repository family to Hono sub-apps; 81 of 171 routes are now native. ## What changed | Module | Routes | |---|---| | `repos` | 4 | | `secrets` | 6 | | `environments` | 5 | | `environment-secrets` | 4 | | `image-builds` | 8 | - Each module is a `Hono` sub-app mounted at the catalog position its spread held, so precedence is unchanged. - Handlers take the parameters Hono decoded, typed from the path literal, through the `dispatch(c, handler)` adapter from #1724. Parameterless handlers keep their three-argument form. - Policies are byte-for-byte what `defineRoute(s)` declared; repeated ones are hoisted into `admit()` constants. ## Decode once (D-B) The owner/name handlers stop decoding. `repositoryParams()` (new, `routes/repository-params.ts`) validates the pair Hono already decoded and answers the same `Owner and name must be valid repository path segments` 400 as before. No handler in this family calls `decodeURIComponent`; a segment that does not decode is refused by admission (#1724). The matrix's repo cases (`group%2Fsubgroup`, `web%2Fapp`, `web%252Fapp`) hold without edits. `extractRepoParams` stays in `routes/shared.ts` for the modules PR 6 converts; PR 8 deletes it. ## Tests `repos.test.ts`, `environment-secrets.test.ts`, and `image-builds.trigger.test.ts` now dispatch requests through the production sub-apps (`createTestRequestHandler([module])`, mocked `authenticate`, owner authorization database) instead of calling handlers with hand-built match arrays, so a route bound to the wrong handler fails a test. One fixture change: the environment-secrets `batch` mock returns `[]` (D1's shape) because the request path goes through the instrumented database, which reads the batch result. ## Verification | Check | Result | |---|---| | Unit | 234 files, 3,495 passed | | Integration (workerd, real D1) | 96 files, 1,129 passed | | Matrix and conformance snapshots | byte-identical | | Typecheck (`tsconfig.json` + `tsconfig.test.json`), ESLint, Prettier | clean | https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Refactor** - Improved consistency and reliability across repository, secret, environment, and image-build request handling. - Preserved existing authentication, authorization, validation, and create, read, update, and delete behavior. - Improved route validation for repository-related requests, providing clearer handling of invalid repository paths. - **Tests** - Updated automated coverage and test infrastructure to better reflect current request-handling behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
…#1728) Rebased onto `main` after #1724 merged; the diff is this PR alone. PR 5 of the Hono follow-up series (plan: `docs/internal/2026-09-02-control-plane-hono-follow-ups.md`). Converts the automation, Autofix, and webhook groups to Hono sub-apps; 19 more routes leave the legacy adapter. ## What changed - **`automations`** (13 routes): one sub-app; shared `admit()` consts for the `automations.read` and `requireAutomation("manage")` policies. Handlers take `params: { id }` / `{ id, runId }` typed from the path; the "ID required" guards for an absent match group are gone with the match array. - **`autofix`** (1 route) and the **webhooks** (Sentry, automation webhook, GitHub event, Slack event): each file exports a sub-app; `src/webhooks/index.ts` nests them under one `webhookRoutes` sub-app in the previous order. `createAutomationEventRoute` is now `createAutomationEventRoutes` and returns the module. - **`catalog.ts`**: the three spreads become module entries at the same positions, so precedence is unchanged. - No handler decodes a path segment; Hono decodes once and admission refuses a segment it could not decode. ## Tests `automations.test.ts` (113 tests) now dispatches every request through the production `automationRoutes` module with the mocked-`authenticate` + admission-aware database recipe from the sessions PR. Consequences recorded in the tests: - the automation ownership requirement is enforced by `admitRoute` (the hand-simulated `automationAdmission` is gone); - `HttpError` thrown during repository resolution surfaces as the 404 JSON envelope the lifecycle produces, rather than a rejected promise; - a Slack bot actor posting to `/automations` is refused at admission with `service_capability_required`, so the handler's fail-closed identity branch is unreachable through the app and its test now asserts the admission response. ## Verification | Check | Result | |---|---| | Unit | 234 files, 3,495 passed | | Integration (workerd, real D1) | 96 files, 1,129 passed | | Matrix and conformance snapshots | byte-identical | | Typecheck (`tsconfig.json`, `tsconfig.test.json`), ESLint, Prettier | clean | https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Refactor** - Migrated automation, autofix, and webhook request handling to a unified routing system. - Preserved existing endpoints, HTTP methods, authorization rules, and webhook behavior. - Improved route parameter handling for automation and webhook requests. - **Tests** - Updated route tests to exercise production routing and authorization flows. - Added coverage for permission checks and admission failures. - Standardized expected error responses for missing resources and unauthorized bot actions. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
…1729) PR 6 of the Hono follow-up series (after #1724). Converts seven modules to Hono sub-apps, mounted at their existing catalog positions so precedence is unchanged: | Module | Routes | |---|---| | model-provider-accounts | 17 | | integration-settings | 11 | | commit-signing | 5 | | scm-settings | 6 | | mcp-servers | 5 | | skills | 16 | | rbac | 6 | Every route reads `admit(policy)` followed by `(c) => dispatch(c, handler)`. Handlers take the parameters Hono decoded, typed from the path literal, and each route's authentication, authorization, SCM support, and cache policy are what `defineRoute(s)` declared before. **Decode once.** No handler in these modules calls `decodeURIComponent` any more. - integration-settings and scm-settings read `:owner/:name` through `repositoryParams()` (new `routes/repository-params.ts`), a validate-only check over the pair Hono already decoded. PR 4 adds the identical file for the repository family. - rbac drops `decodePathSegment`. Member ids keep the canonical-user-id check and its `Invalid user ID` answer, so the matrix case for a doubly-encoded member id still holds. The role route had no validity rule beyond decodability, and admission now refuses a segment Hono cannot decode on every route, so its `Invalid role ID` branch is gone rather than replaced by an invented pattern. - model-provider-accounts registers handlers directly instead of building `Route` objects through `managementRoute()`; the `verify`/`disable`/`enable` trio registers in a loop. **Tests.** - `scm-settings.test.ts` dispatches through the production sub-app with a mocked store: a six-row wiring table asserts which store method each route reaches and that no other does, the storage-failure and malformed-settings cases are kept, and a new case shows `web%2Fapp` is refused after one decode while `web%252Fapp` reaches the store as `web%2Fapp`. - The policy test's malformed-role case is request-level: `/roles/%E0%A4%A` answers 400 `Invalid path encoding` before authentication, and D1 is never prepared. **Verification** (on the tree rebased onto `main` at 7b561a5) | Check | Result | |---|---| | Unit | 234 files, 3,502 passed | | Integration (workerd, real D1) | 96 files, 1,129 passed | | Route admission matrix + catalog conformance snapshots | byte-identical | | Typecheck (src + test), ESLint, Prettier | clean | https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Malformed URL path encoding now returns a clear `400 Invalid path encoding` response. * Repository paths containing encoded slashes are handled correctly without double-decoding. * Invalid repository path segments are rejected with a `400` response. * **Improvements** * Control-plane API routes now handle path parameters more consistently. * Required path parameters are validated consistently by the routing layer. * Repository path validation is applied consistently across supported endpoints. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Last PR of the Hono series (#1720, #1721, #1723, #1724, #1726, #1727, #1728, #1729). Every route module is a Hono sub-app, so the adapter that carried catalog routes through admission has nothing left to serve. ## Removed - `legacy()` and `legacyMatch()` in `routing/hono-app.ts`; `createControlPlaneApp(modules, host)` mounts modules only. - `RouteDefinition`, `Route`, `defineRoute()`, `defineRoutes()`, and `extractRepoParams()` in `routes/shared.ts`. `RouteAdmissionPolicy` is now an interface over `RoutePolicy` plus `authorization` and `serviceActorClaims`; `cacheControl` lives on `AdmissionPolicy` in `routing/admit.ts`. - `RouteCatalogEntry`; the catalog is `readonly RouteModule[]`. - `legacyRoutes()` in test support; `matchRoute()` no longer fabricates a `RegExpMatchArray`. - `routes/shared.test.ts`, replaced by `routes/repository-params.test.ts` over the decoded pair. ## Kept on purpose - `RouteParams`: admission's decoded-parameter dictionary. Hono exports no such type. - `rawRouteParams()`: the malformed-encoding guard's raw read-back (added in #1724). ## Tests Fixtures that need synthetic routes build a `Hono` module and pass it to `createTestRequestHandler([module])`: the lifecycle suite, the contract lister's suite, and the authorization-audit suite's eleven routes. The two Worker-boundary suites build their shadow catalogs the same way: conformance echoes the raw read-back through `rawRouteParams()`, and the matrix's "raw path segments" probe from #1720 is now the decode-once assertion on what handlers receive (`abc%2Fdef` arrives as `abc/def`, `web%252Fapp` as `web%2Fapp`). ## Verification | Check | Result | |---|---| | Typecheck (src, test, integration) | clean | | ESLint, Prettier | clean | | Unit | 234 files, 3,512 passed | | Integration (workerd, real D1) | 96 files, 1,129 passed | | Matrix and conformance snapshots | byte-identical | https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Repository paths now support nested owner namespaces, such as `group/subgroup`. - Repository names containing slash characters are rejected with a clear validation message. - URL path parameters are decoded consistently, improving handling of encoded repository and member identifiers. - **Refactor** - Control-plane routing now uses the current route-module system, providing consistent admission, route matching, and request handling behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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Fourth step of the series retiring the routing adapter (#1720, #1721, #1723). This PR converts the sessions cluster, the largest and most policy-diverse group, to native Hono sub-apps: 42 routes across 13 session modules plus the Slack notification route. It is the design proof for path parameters and for the sandbox-fallback and exact-sandbox policies.
Modules. Each session module is a
Honosub-app registeringadmit(policy)first, andsessions.tsnests them under one sub-app in the old precedence order (/sessions/inboxstill registers before/sessions/:id). The catalog mounts that sub-app and the Slack notification module where the spread and the inline route used to sit.Handlers keep their bodies and take a typed params object in place of the match array:
Registration passes
c.req.param(), which Hono types from the path literal, so a handler declaringchildIdcannot be wired to a route without one.withSessionRuntime(env, ctx)replaces thesessionRoute()wrapper: it attaches the runtime client at the call site, and the handler-level tests use the same function to build their context.Runtime proxy. The three factories (
simpleProxy,legacyTokenRefresh,lifecycleProxy) now build handlers rather than catalog entries, collected insessionRuntimeProxyHandlersand registered one route each. The tests select handlers from that map by the production contract instead of scanning a route array.Decode once, in Hono. Admission now reads
c.req.param(), so the session id the sandbox binding verifies, the automation id the ownership check loads, and any actorless-grant path parameter are Hono's decoded values, and admission's owndecodeURIComponentcalls are removed.rawRouteParamssurvives only inside the legacy adapter, for the modules not yet converted, and goes with them.Behavior change
An encoded session id now resolves the same session as its plain form:
GET /sessions/%74est-…returns the session rather than 404, and a sandbox token on/sessions/%74est-…/tunnel-urlsverifies rather than 401. The guardrail tests from #1720 record this as their new expectation. No other route observed a different status: both integration snapshots are byte-identical tomain.Tests
Handler-level tests pass params objects and get their session runtime from
withSessionRuntime; assertions are unchanged.router.create-session.test.tscalls the exportedhandleCreateSessiondirectly. No test lost coverage; the route-matrix suite covers every converted route per credential class as before.Verification
src,tsconfig.test.json,test/integration), ESLint, and Prettier clean.Review follow-up (71224c4)
admit()now checks every raw:paramsegment once and answers400 { error: "Invalid path encoding" }on every route before any lookup. This replaces the three route-specific messagesmainproduced for this input (Invalid automation route,Invalid user IDon malformed member ids, and the session routes' 404); the two RBAC integration expectations and the routing-compatibility probe record the uniform envelope. Both matrix snapshots are still byte-identical.dispatch(c, handler)inrouting/admit.tsis the only place a Hono context is unpacked for a handler;dispatchSession(c, handler)adds the runtime client. A route readsadmit(policy), (c) => dispatchSession(c, handleX). The context type is checked against the policy, so a user-only handler behind a user-or-service policy fails to compile (a curriedhandle(handler)form was tried and rejected because Hono infers the environment from the returned function and that check disappears).session-runtime-proxy.test.tssends real requests throughsessionRuntimeProxyRoutes, with a 17-row wiring table that fails if a route is bound to the wrong proxy.https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1
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