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Summary

  • Both SDKs run frontal-code when it is on PATH and fall back to code.
  • Stop injecting CODEX_API_KEY into the CLI environment. Provider keys come only from the caller's environment.
  • Add dangerouslySkipPermissions and allowedTools thread options (--dangerously-skip-permissions, --allowed-tools).
  • Image inputs are dropped from both SDKs (text-only prompts) until the CLI accepts them.
  • TypeScript SDK throws on turn.failed, matching the Rust SDK.
  • Rust SDK TESTING.md rewritten to match the real test files; stale mock paths removed from SDK docs.
  • CLI accepts the no-change publish note and the output_schema prompt key.

Verification

  • Rust SDK: cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy -D warnings, cargo test (all green).
  • TypeScript SDK: vitest run (39 passed, 3 skipped), npm run build, tsc --noEmit.
  • End-to-end against the real CLI and local Ollama (qwen2.5:1.5b): 3/3 passed.

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  • New Features
    • Added permission-control and tool-restriction options to the Rust and TypeScript SDKs.
    • Added output_schema support to CLI configuration overrides.
  • Behavior Changes
    • Local image inputs are no longer forwarded to the CLI as image arguments; accompanying text continues to be passed.
    • SDKs no longer supply authentication environment-variable fallbacks. Callers must set provider-specific variables.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Turn failures are now surfaced as errors in both SDKs.
  • Documentation
    • Updated SDK guides with configuration, authentication, and testing details.

- Both SDKs pick `frontal-code` when it is on PATH and fall back to `code`.
- Stop injecting CODEX_API_KEY into the CLI environment; provider keys come
  from the caller's environment only.
- Add `dangerouslySkipPermissions` and `allowedTools` thread options, mapped
  to `--dangerously-skip-permissions` and `--allowed-tools`.
- Drop image inputs from the SDKs (text-only prompts) until the CLI accepts them.
- Throw on `turn.failed` in the TypeScript SDK, matching the Rust SDK.
- Rewrite Rust SDK TESTING.md to match the real test files and fix stale
  mock paths in the SDK docs.
- Accept the CLI no-change note and `output_schema` prompt key.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The CLI now accepts output_schema in prompt configuration. The Rust and TypeScript SDKs update thread options and arguments, authentication environment handling, and turn-failure handling. Their tests and documentation also change.

Changes: CLI and SDK updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Accept output_schema in prompt configuration
cli/src/main.rs
The prompt configuration parser accepts output_schema. Other unsupported keys remain rejected.
Update SDK thread options and arguments
sdks/rust/src/protocol.rs, sdks/rust/src/thread.rs, sdks/rust/tests/integration_test.rs, sdks/rust/README.md, sdks/typescript/src/protocol.ts, sdks/typescript/src/thread.ts, sdks/typescript/tests/thread.test.ts, sdks/typescript/README.md
Both SDKs add permission and tool restriction options. They no longer pass local image paths as --image arguments. Tests check the new flags and text handling. The READMEs document the options and clarify image handling.
Remove SDK authentication variable injection
sdks/rust/src/code.rs, sdks/rust/README.md, sdks/typescript/src/frontal-code.ts, sdks/typescript/tests/frontal-code.test.ts, sdks/typescript/README.md, sdks/typescript/docs/TESTING.md
Both SDKs stop restoring CODEX_API_KEY from the process environment after applying overrides. Documentation assigns provider-specific authentication variables to callers.
Report failed turn events
sdks/rust/src/spawn.rs, sdks/typescript/src/spawn.ts
The Rust SDK returns an Exit error for a TurnFailed event. The TypeScript SDK throws FrontalCodeCliError for a turn.failed event.
Document the Rust SDK test workflow
sdks/rust/docs/TESTING.md, sdks/rust/docs/ARCHITECTURE.md, sdks/rust/docs/EXAMPLES.md
The guide describes runtime-generated fake CLI tests and gated end-to-end tests. Example CLI command paths are updated.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Possibly related PRs

  • frontal-labs/code#133: Adds CLI command lookup behavior that this PR adopts in both SDKs.
  • frontal-labs/code#97: Adds provider-specific CLI authentication paths relevant to the SDK environment changes.
  • frontal-labs/code#126: Adds the gated SDK end-to-end tests and prompt configuration support that this PR updates.

Suggested reviewers: frontal-labs

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f0619

Structured-output requests are now accepted but not enforced, and an explicitly empty tool allowlist leaves all tools available. Image inputs are dropped without notice, and failed Rust turns can report incomplete error details. Fix these before merging.

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Review comments at @cli/src/main.rs:
- Line 1813: Update the prompt-action flow identified by run_prompt_action to
handle output_schema explicitly: either apply it to the provider request and
validate the response, or reject the option as unsupported before making the
provider call. Do not silently accept output_schema from PROMPT_CONFIG_KEYS
while sending an unconstrained request.

Review comments at @sdks/rust/docs/TESTING.md:
- Line 31: Update the config_test.rs entry in the testing guide to describe its
coverage as config conversion and merging, removing claims about environment
handling and mocked CLI use.
- Around line 17-18: Update the hermetic test command for frontal-code-sdk so it
does not run e2e_test.rs when FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN is set: ensure the gate is
unset for this command or explicitly select only hermetic test targets. Preserve
the command’s no-CLI, no-network behavior.
- Line 46: Update the skipped-run guidance near FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN to also
tell readers to verify OPENAI_API_KEY is set when using the OpenAI provider, so
a skipped test is not mistaken for a successful end-to-end run.

Review comments at @sdks/rust/src/spawn.rs:
- Around line 187-189: In the turn.failed handling that constructs
FrontalCodeError::Exit, wait for the child process and finish collecting stderr
before building the error. Set code from the child’s exit status and include the
completed stderr output, preserving the existing turn-failure error behavior.

Review comments at @sdks/rust/src/thread.rs:
- Line 95: Update run and run_streamed to reject inputs containing LocalImage
before spawning the CLI, rather than silently discarding image entries in
build_args. Preserve text-only input handling and return the unsupported-image
error provided by the CLI.
- Around line 111-116: Update the allowed_tools handling in the thread
argument-building flow so Some(empty) emits --allowed-tools with an empty value,
preserving the empty allowlist. Keep the existing argument emission for nonempty
lists and the behavior for None unchanged.

Review comments at @sdks/typescript/README.md:
- Line 148: Update the permission-control example’s allowedTools line so the
trailing flag annotation is a TypeScript comment, preserving the example as
valid, copyable TypeScript.

Review comments at @sdks/typescript/src/thread.ts:
- Around line 105-107: Update the allowedTools handling in the visible
argument-building loop so an explicitly supplied empty array emits
--allowed-tools with an empty value; keep the current per-tool arguments for
non-empty arrays and omit the restriction only when allowedTools is absent.
- Around line 81-90: Update toPrompt and the input handling in run and
runStreamed to reject any local_image entry before either method spawns the CLI,
rather than silently omitting images while joining text entries; preserve the
existing text-only prompt behavior.

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  • cli/src/main.rs
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  • sdks/rust/src/code.rs
  • sdks/rust/src/protocol.rs
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Comment thread cli/src/main.rs
/// Config keys a `prompt --config KEY=VALUE` run may override. Anything else is
/// rejected up front rather than silently ignored.
const PROMPT_CONFIG_KEYS: &[&str] = &["frontal_base_url", "skip_git_repo_check"];
const PROMPT_CONFIG_KEYS: &[&str] = &["frontal_base_url", "skip_git_repo_check", "output_schema"];

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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift

Apply the output schema before accepting it.

run_prompt_action ignores output_schema, so the provider receives no schema and its response is unconstrained. SDK calls that supply a schema now proceed instead of reporting an unsupported option. Apply the schema to the provider request and validate the response, or reject the option until that is supported.

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Review comment at @cli/src/main.rs at line 1813:
Update the prompt-action flow identified by run_prompt_action to handle
output_schema explicitly: either apply it to the provider request and validate
the response, or reject the option as unsupported before making the provider
call. Do not silently accept output_schema from PROMPT_CONFIG_KEYS while sending
an unconstrained request.

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Comment thread sdks/rust/docs/TESTING.md
Comment on lines +17 to +18
# Hermetic tests (no CLI, no network)
cargo test -p frontal-code-sdk

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Keep the hermetic command independent of the end-to-end gate.

If FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN is already set, this command also runs e2e_test.rs against a live model. Unset the gate or select only the hermetic test targets.

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Update the hermetic test command for frontal-code-sdk so it does not run
e2e_test.rs when FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN is set: ensure the gate is unset for this
command or explicitly select only hermetic test targets. Preserve the command’s
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Comment thread sdks/rust/docs/TESTING.md
{"type":"turn_completed","result":{"final_response":"Hello!","items":[],"usage":{}}}
├── common/mod.rs # Shared fake CLI and helpers
├── integration_test.rs # Thread run, streaming, resume, and flag mapping (mocked)
├── config_test.rs # --config overrides and env handling (mocked)

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Correct the config_test.rs coverage description.

sdks/rust/tests/config_test.rs tests config conversion and merging. It does not test environment handling or use the fake CLI. Correct the description so readers do not assume environment merging has test coverage.

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Update the config_test.rs entry in the testing guide to describe its coverage as
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Comment thread sdks/rust/docs/TESTING.md
Set `FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_PROVIDER=openai` with `OPENAI_API_KEY` (and `OPENAI_BASE_URL`) to run against a cloud gateway instead.

A skipped run reports as passing, so check that the variables are set before you read a green result.
Set `FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_PROVIDER=openai` with `OPENAI_API_KEY` (and `OPENAI_BASE_URL`) to run against a cloud gateway instead. A skipped run reports as passing, so check that `FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN` is set before you read a green result.

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Include the OpenAI key in the skip warning.

For the OpenAI provider, sdks/rust/tests/e2e_test.rs also skips when OPENAI_API_KEY is absent. Checking only FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN can therefore leave a skipped run mistaken for a successful end-to-end test.

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Update the skipped-run guidance near FRONTAL_CODE_E2E_BIN to also tell readers
to verify OPENAI_API_KEY is set when using the OpenAI provider, so a skipped
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Comment thread sdks/rust/src/spawn.rs
Comment on lines +187 to +189
return Err(FrontalCodeError::Exit {
code: None,
stderr: format!("frontal-code turn failed: {error}\n{stderr}"),

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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Wait for the CLI before returning the turn error.

When the CLI emits turn.failed, this return skips child.wait(). Thread::run then reports code: None even if the CLI exits with a status, and the stderr copy can miss later output. Dropping Tokio’s child handle does not terminate the process by default. Wait for the child and finish reading stderr before constructing the error. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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In the turn.failed handling that constructs FrontalCodeError::Exit, wait for the
child process and finish collecting stderr before building the error. Set code
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Comment thread sdks/rust/src/thread.rs
// `local_image` entries are kept in the protocol for forward compatibility,
// but the `frontal-code` CLI does not yet accept `--image`, so only text
// entries are concatenated into the prompt.
let _ = images;

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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Reject unsupported images instead of silently discarding them.

If an input contains text and a LocalImage, build_args now sends only the text. The turn can succeed even though the CLI never receives the image. A request to analyze that image can therefore return a misleading result. Reject image entries before spawning the CLI in both run and run_streamed; the CLI already reports that image input is unsupported. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @sdks/rust/src/thread.rs at line 95:
Update run and run_streamed to reject inputs containing LocalImage before
spawning the CLI, rather than silently discarding image entries in build_args.
Preserve text-only input handling and return the unsupported-image error
provided by the CLI.

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Comment thread sdks/rust/src/thread.rs
Comment on lines +111 to +116
if let Some(tools) = &self.options.allowed_tools {
for tool in tools {
args.push("--allowed-tools".to_string());
args.push(tool.clone());
}
}

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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Preserve an explicitly empty tool allowlist.

If a caller supplies allowed_tools: Some(vec![]), this loop emits no restriction. The CLI interprets no --allowed-tools values as None and makes all tools available. This reverses a policy intended to allow no tools. Emit --allowed-tools with an empty value for this case; CLI normalization converts that value to an empty allowed set. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the allowed_tools handling in the thread argument-building flow so
Some(empty) emits --allowed-tools with an empty value, preserving the empty
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Comment thread sdks/typescript/README.md
const thread = frontal.startThread({
permissionMode: "danger-full-access", // or read-only, workspace-write, prompt
dangerouslySkipPermissions: true, // --dangerously-skip-permissions
allowedTools: ["read", "bash"], --allowed-tools (repeatable)

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Make the flag annotation a TypeScript comment.

The bare --allowed-tools (repeatable) makes the new example invalid TypeScript. Readers cannot copy and run the permission-control example. Add // before the annotation. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the permission-control example’s allowedTools line so the trailing flag
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Comment on lines +81 to +90
// `local_image` entries are kept in the protocol for forward compatibility,
// but the `frontal-code` CLI does not yet accept `--image`, so only text
// entries are concatenated into the prompt.
const texts: string[] = [];
const images: string[] = [];
for (const entry of input as InputEntry[]) {
if (entry.type === "text") {
texts.push(entry.text);
} else if (entry.type === "local_image") {
images.push(entry.path);
}
}
return { prompt: texts.join("\n"), images };
return texts.join("\n");

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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Reject unsupported images instead of silently removing them.

If an input contains text and a local_image, toPrompt removes the image and the turn can succeed with a text-only prompt. The caller receives no indication that the agent could not inspect the image. Reject image entries before either run or runStreamed spawns the CLI. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @sdks/typescript/src/thread.ts around lines 81 - 90:
Update toPrompt and the input handling in run and runStreamed to reject any
local_image entry before either method spawns the CLI, rather than silently
omitting images while joining text entries; preserve the existing text-only
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Comment on lines +105 to +107
for (const tool of this.options.allowedTools ?? []) {
args.push("--allowed-tools", tool);
}

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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Preserve an explicitly empty tool allowlist.

If a caller supplies allowedTools: [], this loop emits no restriction. The CLI then treats the allowlist as absent and makes all tools available. Emit --allowed-tools with an empty value when the array is empty, so CLI normalization produces an empty allowed set. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @sdks/typescript/src/thread.ts around lines 105 - 107:
Update the allowedTools handling in the visible argument-building loop so an
explicitly supplied empty array emits --allowed-tools with an empty value; keep
the current per-tool arguments for non-empty arrays and omit the restriction
only when allowedTools is absent.

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