Look into @packages/opencode, and potentially the web side project at @packages/sessions, and find out why the given url for the current session, displayed in the sidebar= by opentui, is giving {baseUrl}/api/share/{session-id} when it should not have the /api/ component
openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
The user wants me to investigate why the URL displayed in the sidebar by opentui is showing `{baseUrl}/api/share/{session-id}` when it should be `{baseUrl}/share/{session-id}` (without the `/api/` component).
Let me search for relevant code in the packages mentioned:
1. `packages/opencode` - the main package
2. `packages/sessions` - the web side project
I need to find where this URL is being constructed and displayed. Let me start by searching for "share" related code in these packages.
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openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
I see the issue now. The `packages/sessions` package is returning URLs with `/api/share/` in them. Let me look at the specific code that constructs this URL to understand the issue better.
Looking at the grep results:
1. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95: `url: \`${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}\``
2. In `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28: `url: \`${this.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}\``
The issue is that the `url` field being returned from the share API includes `/api/share/` in the path, but this URL is being displayed to users as the share URL. The actual user-facing share URL should probably be something like `/share/{id}` or `/s/{id}` instead of `/api/share/{id}`.
Let me look at the sidebar code in opentui to see how this URL is being displayed, and also check the share-next.ts file to understand the full flow.
Let me look at the relevant files to understand the URL construction:
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openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
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Now I understand the issue. Looking at the code:
1. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
2. In `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28:
```typescript
url: `${this.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
The `API_DOMAIN` environment variable is being used to construct the share URL. According to the AGENTS.md, `API_DOMAIN` is currently set to `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`.
So the URL being constructed is:
- `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api` + `/api/share/` + `${shareID}` = `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/api/share/${shareID}`
Wait, that doesn't match. Let me re-read...
Actually, looking at the wrangler.jsonc comment:
> `API_DOMAIN` | Var | wrangler.jsonc | Base URL for share links (currently `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`)
So `API_DOMAIN` is `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`, and the code adds `/api/share/${shareID}`, resulting in:
`https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/api/share/${shareID}`
But the user says they're seeing `{baseUrl}/api/share/{session-id}`, which suggests `API_DOMAIN` might be `https://opencode.j9xym.com` (without `/api`), and the code is adding `/api/share/` to it.
The issue is that the URL being returned is the **API endpoint URL** (`/api/share/:id`) rather than the **user-facing share URL** (`/share/:id`).
Looking at the HTML routes in `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx`:
- Line 360: `app.get("/share/:id", ...)` - This is the user-facing HTML page
So the correct user-facing URL should be `${API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}` (without the `/api/` prefix), not `${API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`.
The fix should be to change the URL construction to use `/share/` instead of `/api/share/` when returning the URL to display to users. The `/api/share/` path is for the API endpoints, while `/share/` is for the HTML view.
Let me check the wrangler.jsonc to see what API_DOMAIN is set to.
Let me check the wrangler config and understand the environment variable setup:
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openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
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Now I see the issue clearly:
1. In `wrangler.jsonc` line 45, `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"opencode.j9xym.com"` (without the `https://` prefix)
2. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95 and `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
This constructs: `opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{shareID}` (missing `https://`)
But wait, looking at the test in `packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts` line 179:
```typescript
expect(data.url).toBe(`https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/n-abc123`)
```
This suggests the test expects `https://` prefix. Let me check the test setup to see what `API_DOMAIN` is set to in tests.
Actually, the core issue is simpler:
The URL being returned is the **API endpoint** (`/api/share/:id`) instead of the **user-facing HTML page** (`/share/:id`).
Looking at the routes:
- `GET /share/:id` - HTML view for users (line 360)
- `GET /api/share/:id` - API endpoint for fetching session data (line 269)
The `url` field in the response should point to the user-facing HTML page (`/share/:id`), not the API endpoint (`/api/share/:id`).
So the fix is to change:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
to:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}`,
```
But wait, there's also the issue of the `https://` prefix. The `API_DOMAIN` in wrangler.jsonc is just `opencode.j9xym.com` without the protocol. Let me check if there's something adding the protocol elsewhere, or if this is a bug too.
Let me check the test file to see how API_DOMAIN is set in tests.
.
Now I see the issue clearly:
1. In `wrangler.jsonc` line 45, `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"opencode.j9xym.com"` (without the `https://` prefix)
2. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95 and `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
This constructs: `opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{shareID}` (missing `https://`)
But wait, looking at the test in `packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts` line 179:
```typescript
expect(data.url).toBe(`https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/n-abc123`)
```
This suggests the test expects `https://` prefix. Let me check the test setup to see what `API_DOMAIN` is set to in tests.
Actually, the core issue is simpler:
The URL being returned is the **API endpoint** (`/api/share/:id`) instead of the **user-facing HTML page** (`/share/:id`).
Looking at the routes:
- `GET /share/:id` - HTML view for users (line 360)
- `GET /api/share/:id` - API endpoint for fetching session data (line 269)
The `url` field in the response should point to the user-facing HTML page (`/share/:id`), not the API endpoint (`/api/share/:id`).
So the fix is to change:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
to:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}`,
```
But wait, there's also the issue of the `https://` prefix. The `API_DOMAIN` in wrangler.jsonc is just `opencode.j9xym.com` without the protocol. Let me check if there's something adding the protocol elsewhere, or if this is a bug too.
Let me check the test file to see how API_DOMAIN is set in tests.
Let me check the test setup to understand the full picture:
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openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
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Let me find the createEnv function to see what API_DOMAIN is set to in tests.
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Let me find the createEnv function to see what API_DOMAIN is set to in tests.
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Let me find the createEnv function to see what API_DOMAIN is set to in tests.
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openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
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Let me read that function to see what API_DOMAIN is set to.
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Let me read that function to see what API_DOMAIN is set to.
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Let me read that function to see what API_DOMAIN is set to.
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openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
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Now I have the full picture:
1. In tests, `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"` (with `https://`)
2. In production (`wrangler.jsonc`), `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"opencode.j9xym.com"` (without `https://`)
The code in both `index.tsx` and `rpc.ts` constructs the URL as:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
So:
- In tests: `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{id}` ✓ (works)
- In production: `opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{id}` ✗ (missing `https://`)
But the user's issue is about the `/api/` component being in the URL when it shouldn't be.
Looking at the routes again:
- `GET /share/:id` - HTML view for users (line 360 in index.tsx)
- `GET /api/share/:id` - API endpoint for fetching session data (line 269)
The `url` field returned from `POST /api/share` should be the **user-facing URL** (`/share/:id`), not the API endpoint URL (`/api/share/:id`).
So the fix is:
1. Change the URL construction from `/api/share/` to `/share/` in both `index.tsx` and `rpc.ts`
2. Update the test expectation accordingly
3. Also fix the `API_DOMAIN` in `wrangler.jsonc` to include `https://`
Let me also check if there's a separate environment variable for the display URL vs the API URL, or if we need to introduce one.
Actually, looking at the AGENTS.md documentation again:
> `API_DOMAIN` | Var | wrangler.jsonc | Base URL for share links (currently `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`)
This says the current value is `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`, but the actual value in wrangler.jsonc is `opencode.j9xym.com`. This documentation is outdated.
The fix plan:
1. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95: Change `/api/share/` to `/share/`
2. In `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28: Change `/api/share/` to `/share/`
3. In `packages/sessions/wrangler.jsonc` line 45: Change `API_DOMAIN` from `"opencode.j9xym.com"` to `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"`
4. Update the test in `packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts` line 179 to expect `/share/` instead of `/api/share/`
This is a straightforward fix. Let me present this plan to the user.
Now I have the full picture:
1. In tests, `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"` (with `https://`)
2. In production (`wrangler.jsonc`), `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"opencode.j9xym.com"` (without `https://`)
The code in both `index.tsx` and `rpc.ts` constructs the URL as:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
So:
- In tests: `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{id}` ✓ (works)
- In production: `opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{id}` ✗ (missing `https://`)
But the user's issue is about the `/api/` component being in the URL when it shouldn't be.
Looking at the routes again:
- `GET /share/:id` - HTML view for users (line 360 in index.tsx)
- `GET /api/share/:id` - API endpoint for fetching session data (line 269)
The `url` field returned from `POST /api/share` should be the **user-facing URL** (`/share/:id`), not the API endpoint URL (`/api/share/:id`).
So the fix is:
1. Change the URL construction from `/api/share/` to `/share/` in both `index.tsx` and `rpc.ts`
2. Update the test expectation accordingly
3. Also fix the `API_DOMAIN` in `wrangler.jsonc` to include `https://`
Let me also check if there's a separate environment variable for the display URL vs the API URL, or if we need to introduce one.
Actually, looking at the AGENTS.md documentation again:
> `API_DOMAIN` | Var | wrangler.jsonc | Base URL for share links (currently `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`)
This says the current value is `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`, but the actual value in wrangler.jsonc is `opencode.j9xym.com`. This documentation is outdated.
The fix plan:
1. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95: Change `/api/share/` to `/share/`
2. In `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28: Change `/api/share/` to `/share/`
3. In `packages/sessions/wrangler.jsonc` line 45: Change `API_DOMAIN` from `"opencode.j9xym.com"` to `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"`
4. Update the test in `packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts` line 179 to expect `/share/` instead of `/api/share/`
This is a straightforward fix. Let me present this plan to the user.
Now I have the full picture:
1. In tests, `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"` (with `https://`)
2. In production (`wrangler.jsonc`), `API_DOMAIN` is set to `"opencode.j9xym.com"` (without `https://`)
The code in both `index.tsx` and `rpc.ts` constructs the URL as:
```typescript
url: `${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}`,
```
So:
- In tests: `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{id}` ✓ (works)
- In production: `opencode.j9xym.com/api/share/{id}` ✗ (missing `https://`)
But the user's issue is about the `/api/` component being in the URL when it shouldn't be.
Looking at the routes again:
- `GET /share/:id` - HTML view for users (line 360 in index.tsx)
- `GET /api/share/:id` - API endpoint for fetching session data (line 269)
The `url` field returned from `POST /api/share` should be the **user-facing URL** (`/share/:id`), not the API endpoint URL (`/api/share/:id`).
So the fix is:
1. Change the URL construction from `/api/share/` to `/share/` in both `index.tsx` and `rpc.ts`
2. Update the test expectation accordingly
3. Also fix the `API_DOMAIN` in `wrangler.jsonc` to include `https://`
Let me also check if there's a separate environment variable for the display URL vs the API URL, or if we need to introduce one.
Actually, looking at the AGENTS.md documentation again:
> `API_DOMAIN` | Var | wrangler.jsonc | Base URL for share links (currently `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`)
This says the current value is `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`, but the actual value in wrangler.jsonc is `opencode.j9xym.com`. This documentation is outdated.
The fix plan:
1. In `packages/sessions/src/index.tsx` line 95: Change `/api/share/` to `/share/`
2. In `packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts` line 28: Change `/api/share/` to `/share/`
3. In `packages/sessions/wrangler.jsonc` line 45: Change `API_DOMAIN` from `"opencode.j9xym.com"` to `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"`
4. Update the test in `packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts` line 179 to expect `/share/` instead of `/api/share/`
This is a straightforward fix. Let me present this plan to the user.
Analysis Complete
Root Cause: The url field returned by the share API is incorrectly using the API endpoint path /api/share/:id instead of the user-facing HTML path /share/:id.
Evidence:
| File |
Line |
Current Code |
packages/sessions/src/index.tsx |
95 |
url: \${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}` |
packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts |
28 |
url: \${this.env.API_DOMAIN}/api/share/${shareID}` |
The routes in packages/sessions are:
GET /share/:id → HTML view for users (line 360)
GET /api/share/:id → JSON API endpoint (line 269)
The returned URL should point to the HTML view, not the API endpoint.
Additional Issue: wrangler.jsonc has API_DOMAIN: "opencode.j9xym.com" (missing https://), while tests use "https://opencode.j9xym.com".
Fix Plan
packages/sessions/src/index.tsx:95 - Change /api/share/ → /share/
packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts:28 - Change /api/share/ → /share/
packages/sessions/wrangler.jsonc:45 - Add https:// prefix to API_DOMAIN
packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts:179 - Update test expectation to /share/
Would you like me to proceed with these changes?
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Yes go ahead and fix those tests, and if you need an idea of what the actual thing to be verifying (ie. the target) you can check out the solid.js app in @packages/enterprise to verify.
I fixed those changes. but I noticed api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want
openrouter/pony-alpha · openrouter
Yes go ahead and fix those tests, and if you need an idea of what the actual thing to be verifying (ie. the target) you can check out the solid.js app in @packages/enterprise to verify.
I fixed those changes. but I noticed api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want
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I need to check the current state of the files to see what's already been fixed, then understand the test issue. The user says they fixed the changes but api requests are being sent to the real server. Let me first examine the files to see current state.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0013
Interesting: in index.tsx line 95, they've added `https://` prefix and changed to `/share/`. In rpc.ts line 28 they changed to `/share/` but kept `${this.env.API_DOMAIN}` (which might be missing https). In wrangler.jsonc line 45 `API_DOMAIN` is still without https://. Let me check the test file.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0014
Great! The test has been updated to expect `/share/`. However, note that the test uses `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"` as the API_DOMAIN in createEnv (line 87). But the wrangler.jsonc has `API_DOMAIN: "opencode.j9xym.com"` (without https). The code in index.tsx line 95 adds `https://` prefix, but rpc.ts line 28 uses `${this.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/` directly. This inconsistency could cause issues. Let's examine rpc.ts again: it uses `this.env.API_DOMAIN` directly, but the env.API_DOMAIN might be missing https. However, looking at the test env, API_DOMAIN includes https. The wrangler.jsonc config might be missing https. The user says api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want. That suggests that the tests are hitting the actual production server? Wait, the tests are mocking R2 and DO, so they should be using the app.fetch with mocked env. That's fine. But maybe there's an issue with the `url()` function in share-next.ts that returns `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"`. That would cause actual requests to go to the real server when running the CLI. But the user is talking about tests? Let me check the share-next.ts url function: it returns `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"`. That's a hardcoded URL. That's likely used by the CLI to send requests. In tests, they should be mocking that or using a local test server. Let me look at the test suite for share-next or opencode. Let's first check if there are any tests that make actual HTTP requests. Let's search for `fetch` in test files.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0016
These are mostly mocks. The user says "api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want". Could be that the tests are actually making network requests because the URL is hardcoded. Let's look at the share-next.ts file again and see if there's any environment variable that could change the URL. The `url()` function returns `"https://opencode.j9xym.com"`. That's hardcoded. In tests, we could set `OPENCODE_DISABLE_SHARE` or `OPENCODE_SHARE_TRANSPORT`. But the user is talking about api requests being sent to the real server, maybe they mean when running the CLI in development? Let's check if there's a local dev server option. The wrangler dev runs on localhost:8787. The share-next.ts should perhaps use a local URL when in development. Let's see if there's a config. Let's search for `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL` or similar.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0013
So the `url()` function is hardcoded. There's no environment variable to override it. That means tests that call share functions will hit the real server. But the user said they fixed changes but noticed api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want. Perhaps they are referring to the test suite making actual requests to the production server because the test environment doesn't mock the `url()` function. Let's check if there are any tests for share-next. Let's search for share-next.test.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0014
No tests for share-next. So the user might be referring to the CLI making real requests during development. They'd want to use a local dev server. We should add an environment variable `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL` to override the URL. However, we need to also ensure the wrangler.jsonc `API_DOMAIN` includes https. Let's first fix the wrangler.jsonc to have `https://opencode.j9xym.com`. Then we need to ensure consistency between rpc.ts and index.tsx. In rpc.ts, `this.env.API_DOMAIN` should also have https prefix. But the wrangler.jsonc will have https. However, note that index.tsx adds `https://` prefix explicitly, which would double up if API_DOMAIN already includes https. Actually line 95: `url: \`https://${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}\``. If API_DOMAIN already includes https://, then we'd get `https://https://opencode.j9xym.com/share/...`. That's wrong. We need to fix that: either ensure API_DOMAIN includes protocol, and remove the hardcoded `https://`. Let's decide: The wrangler.jsonc should have `API_DOMAIN: "https://opencode.j9xym.com"`. Then index.tsx line 95 should be `url: \`${c.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}\``. rpc.ts already uses `${this.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}`. That's fine. But we also need to check that the API_DOMAIN is used elsewhere. Let's search for `API_DOMAIN` in the sessions package.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0016
Interesting: the README says default is `https://opencode.j9xym.com`. The wrangler.jsonc is missing https. The index.test.ts uses `"dev.opencode.j9xym.com"` (no protocol). The api.test.ts uses `"opencode.j9xym.com"` (no protocol). The index.tsx adds `https://` prefix, which suggests they expect API_DOMAIN to be domain only. But rpc.ts uses it directly, which would produce `opencode.j9xym.com/share/...` (no protocol). That would be a relative URL? Actually it's used as absolute URL, missing protocol. That would cause the browser to treat it as relative to current page? Actually if you start with `opencode.j9xym.com/share/...` without `https://`, it's considered a path relative to current origin? No, it's a domain without protocol, which is invalid. So we need to ensure API_DOMAIN includes protocol. Let's check the AGENTS.md says currently `https://opencode.j9xym.com/api`. Wait, that mentions `/api`. That's outdated. We'll update.
Let's fix wrangler.jsonc to include `https://`. Then we need to fix index.tsx line 95 to not add extra `https://`. Also need to update the test envs to include `https://`. Let's also add an environment variable `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL` to the opencode package for overriding the share URL. Let's first fix the sessions package.
Let me edit wrangler.jsonc.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0012
Now fix index.tsx line 95: remove `https://` prefix. Let's read a bit more context.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0012
Now edit.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0011
Now update the test env in api.test.ts to include https. Let's read the createEnv function.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0012
Edit to include https.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0011
Now update index.test.ts line 70. Let's read that file.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0012
Edit to include https. Note: they use dev.opencode.j9xym.com subdomain. We'll keep subdomain but add https.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0013
Now we need to update the test expectation line 179 in api.test.ts? Actually line 179 is already expecting `https://opencode.j9xym.com/share/n-abc123`. That's correct because we updated API_DOMAIN to include https. Wait, the test expects the full URL with https, but the API_DOMAIN we set is `https://opencode.j9xym.com`. The url will be `${API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}` = `https://opencode.j9xym.com/share/n-abc123`. That matches. Good.
Now we need to address the issue of api requests being sent to the real server. That's about the opencode package's share-next.ts. We should add an environment variable `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL` to allow overriding the URL. Let's check if there's already a flag system. Look at flag.ts. Let's examine.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0017
We can add `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL`. Let's add it after `OPENCODE_MODELS_URL`. Let's edit flag.ts. First, need to read the exact lines around OPENCODE_MODELS_URL. Let's read lines 48-55.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0013
Add OPENCODE_SHARE_URL after OPENCODE_MODELS_PATH. Let's edit.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0013
Now we need to update share-next.ts to use Flag.OPENCODE_SHARE_URL if set, else fallback to the hardcoded URL. Let's examine share-next.ts imports. Let's read the top of the file.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0014
We need to import Flag. Let's add import at the top. Let's check if there's already an import for flag. Probably not. We'll add `import { Flag } from "@/flag/flag"`. Let's edit the url() function to use Flag.OPENCODE_SHARE_URL. Let's edit lines 15-17. First, add import after the other imports. Let's edit line 1-10. Let's read a bit more to see the exact import block.
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deepseek-reasoner · deepseek$0.0014
Add import after line 8 maybe. Let's edit to add import. Let's find a good spot. We'll add after line 8. Let's edit.
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Now edit the url() function. Let's read lines 15-17 again.
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Edit.
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Now we should also update the AGENTS.md files to reflect the new environment variable. But first, let's run the tests to ensure nothing broke. Let's run the sessions tests. Let's use bash.
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Great! Now run the index.test.ts.
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Great. Now we need to check if there are any other references to `/api/share` that need to be updated. The API endpoints themselves should stay as `/api/share`. That's fine. The URL returned should be `/share/`. That's done. Now we need to verify that the opencode package builds and typechecks. Let's run typecheck. Let's do it in the root directory. First, let's check if there are any other places where the URL is constructed incorrectly, maybe in the web side project at @packages/enterprise as the user mentioned. Let's search for `/api/share` in the whole codebase to see if any other places need updating. Let's use grep.
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Maybe the enterprise package is not in this repo. Let's search for `share` in the whole repo to see if there are any other references. We'll do a quick grep for `share.*url` in the opencode package. Let's do a broader search. Let's first check the solid.js app in packages/web maybe? Let's look at packages/web. Let's see if there's a web UI that displays share URLs. Let's search for `share` in packages/web. Let's do a quick grep. Let's use bash for faster.
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Interesting, there's a web package with API routes `/api/share`. Those are likely the same as sessions? Let's examine packages/web/src/api.ts. Let's read it.
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This seems to be a client-side API for the web frontend. The web frontend likely talks to the same sessions worker. The routes are the same. That's fine.
Now we need to address the user's concern: "api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want". Could be that the web frontend is making requests to the real server during development. But the web frontend is served by a worker that likely proxies to the sessions worker? Actually the web package is a separate Cloudflare Worker (maybe). Let's check packages/web/worker.ts. Let's read.
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Interesting. This web worker proxies `/api/*` to `c.env.SESSIONS_API.fetch`. That's the sessions worker. So the web frontend talks to the web worker, which forwards to sessions worker. That's fine.
Now the user's concern about api requests being sent to the real server: maybe they're referring to the CLI (share-next.ts) making requests to the hardcoded `https://opencode.j9xym.com`. That's the real server. In development, they'd want to use a local dev server. We added `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL` env var to allow overriding. That should solve that.
But also we need to ensure that the CLI's share-next.ts uses the correct URL for API endpoints (still `/api/share`). That's fine.
Now we need to update the AGENTS.md documentation for sessions package to reflect the API_DOMAIN change. Let's first check if there are any other references to `/api/share` in comments or docs that need updating. Let's search for `/api/share` in sessions README. Let's read README. Let's search for lines that mention `/api/share`. Let's look at the README file. Let's read it.
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We need to update line 44: the example URL shows `/api/share/`. Should be `/share/`. Let's edit that line. Let's also update line 283 (API_DOMAIN description) to reflect that it should include protocol. Let's find the exact line numbers. Let's use sed? Let's edit using our edit tool. First, find line 44. Let's read lines 40-48.
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Edit line 44 to change `/api/share/` to `/share/`. Also note the domain is `sessions.opencode.j9xym.com`. That's a subdomain. The actual API_DOMAIN is `opencode.j9xym.com`. Might need to update that too. But we can keep as example. Let's edit.
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Now update line 283 (API_DOMAIN description). Let's find line 283. Let's read lines 280-285.
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That's already correct. Good.
Now we should also update AGENTS.md in sessions package. Let's read lines about API_DOMAIN. Let's open AGENTS.md.
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Line 127 mentions `/api` suffix. Should be just base URL. Also note that the default is now `https://opencode.j9xym.com`. Let's edit.
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Now we need to also update the opencode AGENTS.md to include the new environment variable. Let's check opencode AGENTS.md. Let's search for OPENCODE_SHARE_URL. Not there. We'll add a note about OPENCODE_SHARE_URL. Let's find the section about environment variables. Let's read opencode AGENTS.md. Let's look at the file. Let's search for "Environment Variables". Let's use grep.
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Maybe AGENTS.md doesn't have env vars. Let's read the file to see structure. Let's read first 50 lines.
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It's short. Might not have env var section. We can add a note about OPENCODE_SHARE_URL. But maybe not necessary. The user can refer to flag.ts. However, we should update the root AGENTS.md (the one we read earlier) to include OPENCODE_SHARE_URL? Actually the root AGENTS.md is for global agent rules, not about environment variables. We'll skip.
Now we need to run tests for opencode package to ensure our changes don't break anything. Let's run typecheck on opencode. Let's do bun run typecheck in packages/opencode. Let's also run any tests that involve share-next. Might be none. Let's run typecheck.
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It seems to succeed (no output). Good. Now we need to verify that the changes to flag.ts are correct. Let's check that OPENCODE_SHARE_URL is exported correctly. Let's run a quick test to ensure flag can be imported. We'll do a simple script but maybe just ensure no syntax errors.
Now we should also check that the rpc.ts uses API_DOMAIN correctly. Since we updated wrangler.jsonc to include https, but rpc.ts uses `${this.env.API_DOMAIN}/share/${shareID}`. That's fine.
Now we need to ensure that the web frontend (packages/web) also uses the correct share URL. The web frontend likely displays share URLs somewhere? It uses `/s/${id}`? Let's search for `/s/` in web package. Let's grep.
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Interesting! The web frontend uses `/s/{id}` as the share URL route, not `/share/{id}`. That's a different route. Let's examine the web routing. Let's look at App.tsx. Let's read that file. Let's see what handles `/s/`. It might map to a component that loads share data via API. That's fine. The share URL returned by the API should be something like `https://opencode.j9xym.com/s/{id}`? Wait, the web frontend is hosted at the same domain as the sessions API? Actually the web frontend is a separate worker that proxies API requests. The share URL displayed in the sidebar by opentui is likely the URL for the web frontend (the HTML view). That URL should be `/s/{id}` (as the web frontend uses). However, the sessions API returns `/share/{id}` (which is the API endpoint). But the web frontend likely expects `/share/{id}`? Let's examine the web worker routing: there is a route `/share/:id`? Let's search in web worker for `/share`. Let's grep.
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That's the mock API. The real API is proxied via `/api/*` to SESSIONS_API. So the web worker doesn't have a `/share/:id` HTML route. However, the web frontend uses `/s/:id`. That's a client-side route. The web frontend's router handles `/s/:id`. So the share URL should be `https://opencode.j9xym.com/s/{id}`. Let's check if the sessions API should return that. The user said the URL displayed in sidebar by opentui is giving `{baseUrl}/api/share/{session-id}` when it should not have the /api/ component. The sidebar likely shows the share URL for users to open in browser. That should be the web frontend URL, not the API endpoint. The web frontend URL is `/s/{id}`. Let's verify what baseUrl is. The baseUrl might be the API domain. The web frontend is at the same domain but different path. The sessions API returns URL with `/share/{id}` (we changed). That's still not `/s/{id}`. Should we change the sessions API to return `/s/{id}`? Let's examine the solid.js app in packages/enterprise (maybe that's where the sidebar is). But the user said "you can check out the solid.js app in @packages/enterprise to verify". That's likely the opentui sidebar. Let's find packages/enterprise. Let's see if that directory exists. Let's list packages.
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Great, there is an enterprise package. Let's search for "share" in enterprise. Let's grep for `share.*url` or `shareUrl`. Let's do a quick search.
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Let's look at the share.ts file. Let's read it.
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This seems like a different share implementation (maybe internal). Not relevant.
Now we need to find where the sidebar displays the share URL. That's likely in the opentui (maybe packages/opencode/src/cli/ui?). Let's search for "share.url" or "share?.url". Let's grep in opencode. We already saw some lines. Let's search for "share.*url" in opencode. Let's do a more thorough grep.
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Great! The sidebar is in `packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui/routes/session/sidebar.tsx`. Let's examine that file to see how the URL is displayed. Let's read it.
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Line 89-90: `<Show when={session().share?.url}> <text fg={theme.textMuted}>{session().share!.url}</text>`. So the sidebar displays the share.url directly from the session object. The session.share.url is populated from the share data returned by the share API. That's the URL we need to fix. It currently includes `/api/share`. We've changed that to `/share`. But wait, the web frontend uses `/s/{id}`. Which one is correct? Let's see where the share.url is used elsewhere. In `run.ts` line 387 prints the share.url to console. That's for copying to clipboard maybe. The user likely expects a URL they can open in browser. That should be the web frontend URL. Which route is the web frontend? Let's check the web frontend's routing: In App.tsx we saw `/s/{id}`. Let's examine if there's also a `/share/{id}` route. Let's search for `share` in web src. Let's do a quick grep for `share.*id` in web src. Let's use bash.
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So the web frontend uses `/s/{id}` route. The sessions API returns `/share/{id}`. Which one is the correct URL for users? The web frontend likely expects `/share/{id}`? Actually the web frontend's router maps `/s/{id}` to the Share component. There's no `/share/{id}` route. That means the share URL should be `https://opencode.j9xym.com/s/{id}`. However, the sessions API returns `/share/{id}`. That mismatch is the root cause. The sessions API should return the web frontend URL, not the API endpoint. Since the web frontend uses `/s/{id}`, we need to update the sessions API to return `/s/{id}`. But wait, the sessions API also has an HTML route `/share/:id` (line 360 in index.tsx). That's the HTML view! That's the share detail page. Let's verify: In sessions/index.tsx line 360: `app.get("/share/:id", async (c) => {`. That's an HTML route returning `SessionDetail`. That's the share page. So the sessions worker serves both API and HTML. The web worker proxies API requests but also serves its own frontend? Actually the web worker is separate. The sessions worker serves HTML at `/share/:id`. The web worker serves its own frontend at `/s/:id`. Which one is used in production? The user likely uses the web worker frontend (packages/web) for the UI. The sessions worker is just an API. However, the sessions worker also has HTML routes for direct viewing of shares. That's maybe a fallback. The share URL should point to the web frontend (since that's the nice UI). But the web frontend is at the same domain? The web worker is bound to `opencode.j9xym.com/*`. The sessions worker is also bound to `opencode.j9xym.com/*`? Wait, they can't both bind to same route. The web worker likely routes `/api/*` to sessions API, and everything else to its own frontend. That means the web worker handles `/share/:id`? Let's check web worker's routes: there's a catch-all `app.get("*", ...)` that proxies to Vite. That means any route not matched earlier goes to Vite. Since there's no `/share/:id` route, it will go to Vite, which will serve the frontend. The frontend's router will see `/share/:id` and maybe treat it as share page? Actually the frontend router uses `/s/:id`. So `/share/:id` would not match. Therefore the share URL should be `/s/:id`. Let's see if there's a redirect from `/share/:id` to `/s/:id`. Not sure.
Given the user's statement: "the given url for the current session, displayed in the sidebar by opentui, is giving {baseUrl}/api/share/{session-id} when it should not have the /api/ component". They fixed the `/api/` component, but now we need to decide whether the URL should be `/share/{id}` (HTML view from sessions worker) or `/s/{id}` (web frontend). Since they removed `/api/`, they likely want `/share/{id}`. But the web frontend uses `/s/{id}`. Let's examine the enterprise solid.js app (maybe the sidebar is part of enterprise). Let's search for "share?.url" in enterprise. Let's grep.
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Not there. Let's check the opencode TUI sidebar is the one we saw. That's the CLI sidebar. The URL displayed there is from `session().share!.url`. That's the share URL returned by the share API. That URL should be a web page that users can open. Which web page? Probably the web frontend at `/s/{id}`. But the sessions API returns `/share/{id}` which is the HTML view from sessions worker. Which one is more appropriate? The sessions worker HTML view is a simple, functional page. The web frontend is a more polished UI. Which one is deployed? Both are deployed? The web worker is deployed at `opencode.j9xym.com`. The sessions worker is deployed at `opencode.j9xym.com` as well? Actually they are separate workers but same domain with route patterns. The web worker likely routes `/api/*` to sessions worker, and everything else to its own frontend. That means `/share/:id` would be caught by the catch-all and go to web frontend, which would not match the route. So maybe they have a redirect in the web frontend to map `/share/:id` to `/s/:id`. Let's search for "share" in web frontend routes. Let's examine App.tsx more. Let's read that file.
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Only `/s/` route. No `/share/`. So the share URL should be `/s/{id}`. However, the sessions worker HTML route `/share/:id` is a different page. Which one is actually accessible? Let's test by visiting `https://opencode.j9xym.com/share/{id}`. Might be the sessions worker's HTML page. That's fine too. But the web frontend is the nicer UI. Which one should be promoted? Let's see if there's any configuration to set the base URL for share links. The API_DOMAIN is used as base. Could we append `/s/`? We could change the sessions API to return `${API_DOMAIN}/s/${shareID}`. That would point to web frontend. However, the web frontend might need to fetch data from API. It currently uses `/api/share/:id`. That's fine. The web frontend will load the share data via its own API proxy. So we need to decide.
Let's examine the sessions HTML view: it's a simple page with markdown rendering. That's probably sufficient. The web frontend is a more advanced UI. Which one is actually deployed? The web package is built and deployed as a worker. The sessions package is also deployed as a worker. They might be separate workers with different routes. The web worker routes `/api/*` to sessions worker, and all other routes to its own frontend. That means `/share/:id` will go to web frontend (catch-all) and will not match any route, resulting in 404 (or default page). So the sessions worker's HTML route is not accessible. Therefore the share URL must be `/s/:id`. Let's verify the routing configuration. The web worker's wrangler.jsonc routes pattern `opencode.j9xym.com/*`. The sessions worker's wrangler.jsonc also has same pattern? Let's check sessions wrangler.jsonc routes: line 38-42: pattern `"opencode.j9xym.com/*"`. That's the same pattern! They can't both be deployed to same zone with same pattern. Maybe they are using different subdomains? Actually sessions wrangler.jsonc has route `opencode.j9xym.com/*`. The web worker likely has a different route pattern? Let's check web wrangler.jsonc. Let's read it.
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Both workers have same route pattern. That's impossible unless they are using service bindings. Indeed, the web worker uses a service binding `SESSIONS_API` to the sessions worker. That means the sessions worker is not exposed directly to the internet; only via service binding. Therefore the only public worker is the web worker, which proxies `/api/*` to sessions API. The sessions worker's HTML routes are not accessible. Therefore the share URL should be `/s/{id}` (web frontend) or maybe `/share/{id}` (which would be caught by catch-all and go to web frontend, but web frontend router doesn't handle it). Let's see if the web frontend's catch-all returns the index.html for any route (SPA). It likely does because of `not_found_handling: "single-page-application"`. That means any unmatched route serves the SPA. The SPA's router only handles `/s/:id`. So `/share/:id` would load the SPA but router would not match, maybe default to list? That's not good.
Thus we need to update the sessions API to return `/s/{id}`. However, the sessions API doesn't know about the web frontend's routing. It could be configurable. But maybe the share URL should be the API endpoint? No, the user wants a URL they can open in browser, so it must be a webpage.
Let's decide: The web frontend is the intended UI for viewing shares. So share URL should be `https://opencode.j9xym.com/s/{id}`. We need to change the sessions API to return that. We can add a config variable `SHARE_WEB_PATH` or just hardcode `/s/`. Let's check if there's already a variable for this. Not yet.
We can modify the sessions API to use `/s/` instead of `/share/`. But note that the sessions API also has HTML route `/share/:id`. That route is not accessible (since sessions worker is not public). However, the service binding still allows internal access. The web worker could proxy `/share/:id` to sessions worker's HTML route. But it doesn't. It only proxies `/api/*`. So the HTML route is unused.
Thus we should change the sessions API to return `/s/{id}` and also maybe add a redirect from `/share/:id` to `/s/:id` in the web worker? That's a separate issue.
Let's update sessions API to return `/s/{id}`. We'll need to change both index.tsx and rpc.ts. Also update the test expectation. Let's do that.
First, edit index.tsx line 95 (already changed). We'll change `/share/` to `/s/`. Let's edit.
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Now edit rpc.ts line 28.
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Now update the test expectation in api.test.ts line 179 (already expecting `/share/`). Let's update. First, let's read line 179 again. We'll change the expectation to `/s/`. Let's edit.
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Now update the README example line we already changed (line 44). Should also update to `/s/`. Let's edit.
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Now we should also update the sessions worker's HTML route `/share/:id`? That route is still `/share/:id`. That's fine for internal use. Might want to keep it. We'll leave as is.
Now we need to consider the web frontend's route `/s/:id`. That's already correct. However, the web frontend's API calls are proxied to sessions API. The web frontend uses `/api/share/:id` to fetch data. That's fine.
Now we need to ensure that the opencode CLI's share-next.ts uses the correct API endpoint (still `/api/share`). That's fine.
Now we need to run the sessions tests again to ensure they pass. Let's run api.test.ts and index.test.ts. Let's run them.
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Test failure: index.test.ts line 128 expects `/share/`. Need to update that test. Let's read that test file around line 128. Let's read lines 120-135.
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Update line 128 to `/s/`. Let's edit.
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Now run the tests again. Let's run just index.test.ts.
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Great. Now run api.test.ts again to ensure everything passes.
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Excellent.
Now we need to also update the example file `storage-usage.ts` line 28. Let's update that as well. Let's read that file.
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Update line 28: change `/api/share/` to `/s/`. Let's edit.
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Now we should also update the AGENTS.md line about API_DOMAIN (already updated). Good.
Now we need to ensure the opencode package typecheck passes. Let's run typecheck again. Let's also run any tests for opencode that involve share. Might be none. Let's run the full test suite for opencode maybe just to be safe. We'll run `bun test` in opencode directory but limit time. Let's do a quick test run.
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Tests failing due to git config, unrelated to our changes. That's fine.
Now we need to verify that the share-next.ts changes work. Let's ensure the Flag import is correct and the url() function returns the correct value. Let's also check if there are any other places where the share URL is constructed (maybe in the session index.ts line 276). Let's examine that line. Let's read context.
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So the session's share.url is the URL returned by ShareNext.create. That's the URL we've fixed. Good.
Now we should also consider that the web frontend's API calls are proxied to sessions API, but the web frontend uses `/api/share/:id`. That's fine.
Now we need to address the user's second concern: "api requests are being sent to the real server, which is probably not what we want". We've added OPENCODE_SHARE_URL env var. That should allow setting a local dev URL. However, the share-next.ts also has `OPENCODE_DISABLE_SHARE` and `OPENCODE_SHARE_TRANSPORT`. The user can set `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL=http://localhost:8787` (or whatever the local dev server port). The sessions worker dev runs on localhost:8787 (per wrangler.jsonc). The web worker dev runs on another port? The web worker uses service binding to sessions API, which in dev might need to be configured. That's beyond our scope.
We should also update the opencode AGENTS.md to mention OPENCODE_SHARE_URL. Let's add a note in the opencode AGENTS.md. Let's read the file to see where to add. Let's look at the end of the file. Let's read the whole file.
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It's short. We can add a section about environment variables. But maybe not necessary. We'll skip.
Now we should also ensure that the share-next.ts uses the correct API endpoint path (still `/api/share`). That's fine.
Now we need to test that the changes work end-to-end. We could run a quick test by starting a local dev server and creating a share, but that's heavy. Let's at least run the sessions tests to ensure no regression. Already done.
Now we need to also update the AGENTS.md in sessions package to reflect that share URLs are now `/s/{id}`. We already updated line about API_DOMAIN. Might need to update the architecture diagram? Not necessary.
Now final step: ensure there are no other references to `/api/share` in comments that are misleading. Let's do a quick grep for `/api/share` in sessions package excluding test files and examples. Let's use bash.
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These are documentation of API endpoints, which should stay as `/api/share`. That's fine. The API endpoints themselves are `/api/share`. That's correct. The share URL returned is `/s/{id}`. We need to update the AGENTS.md table to reflect that the URL returned is now `/s/{id}`. Let's find the line that describes the return value. In AGENTS.md there is a table row for POST /api/share with description "Create a new share, returns `{ id, url, secret }`". That's fine. We should maybe add a note that the URL points to the web frontend at `/s/{id}`. But we can leave it.
Now we also need to update the README API endpoints documentation: they still mention `/api/share` as the endpoint, which is correct. The example URL we already updated. Good.
Now we need to update the index.tsx comment line 73: `* POST /api/share`. That's a comment about the endpoint, keep as is.
Now we should also update the AGENTS.md line about HTML detail route: `GET /share/:id` (HTML detail). That's still correct because the sessions worker still has that route (though not public). We'll keep.
Now final step: ensure that the opencode package builds without errors. Let's run `bun run typecheck` again. Let's also run `bun run build` maybe? Not needed.
Let's run typecheck in root? Actually we already did for opencode. Let's also run typecheck for sessions. Let's do that.
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That's wrangler types output. Seems typecheck passes. Good.
Now we have completed the fix. Let's create a summary of changes:
1. Updated sessions API to return share URLs with `/s/{id}` instead of `/api/share/{id}` (index.tsx, rpc.ts)
2. Added `https://` prefix to API_DOMAIN in wrangler.jsonc and test envs
3. Added OPENCODE_SHARE_URL environment variable to allow overriding the share server URL
4. Updated test expectations and documentation accordingly
5. Fixed example file
The user's issue about API requests being sent to the real server can now be mitigated by setting `OPENCODE_SHARE_URL=http://localhost:8787` (or appropriate local dev URL). Additionally, the `OPENCODE_DISABLE_SHARE` and `OPENCODE_SHARE_TRANSPORT` env vars can be used to disable or change transport.
Now we can consider the task complete. Let's output a final message.
Summary
The issue was that share URLs displayed in the sidebar were incorrectly including /api/ in the path ({baseUrl}/api/share/{session-id}) instead of using the web frontend path ({baseUrl}/s/{session-id}).
Root Cause
The sessions API (packages/sessions) was returning URLs with the API endpoint path /api/share/{id} instead of the user-facing web path /s/{id}.
Changes Made:
1. Fixed URL generation in sessions API:
packages/sessions/src/index.tsx:95 - Changed from /api/share/${shareID} to /s/${shareID}
packages/sessions/src/rpc.ts:28 - Changed from /api/share/${shareID} to /s/${shareID}
packages/sessions/wrangler.jsonc:45 - Added https:// prefix to API_DOMAIN
2. Updated test expectations:
packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts:179 - Updated expected URL to /s/n-abc123
packages/sessions/src/api.test.ts:87 - Added https:// prefix to test API_DOMAIN
packages/sessions/src/index.test.ts:70 - Added https:// prefix to test API_DOMAIN
packages/sessions/src/index.test.ts:128 - Updated to expect /s/${share.id}
3. Updated documentation and examples:
packages/sessions/README.md:44 - Updated example URL to /s/01HMXYZ456...
packages/sessions/examples/storage-usage.ts:28 - Updated example URL to /s/test123
packages/sessions/AGENTS.md:127 - Updated API_DOMAIN description
4. Added environment variable support for local testing:
packages/opencode/src/flag/flag.ts - Added OPENCODE_SHARE_URL flag
packages/opencode/src/share/share-next.ts - Modified url() function to use Flag.OPENCODE_SHARE_URL or fallback to default
Result
Share URLs now correctly point to the web frontend at /s/{session-id} instead of the API endpoint /api/share/{session-id}. The OPENCODE_SHARE_URL environment variable allows overriding the share server URL for local testing.
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