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• Fixes SUPER-2189 — Have pages show their thumbnails on opengraph
• Fixes SUPER-1998 — an anonymous fetch of a just_me page 307s to sign-in rather than 404ing

Summary

• everyone becomes a selectable visibility ("Anyone with the link"), on web, desktop, mobile, the CLI and the MCP tool.
• A public page shares only the version its link resolves to. The rest of the history stays behind a ticket.
• Anonymous readers of a public page now get the page, read-only. Everyone else gets a 200 not-found screen instead of a redirect.
• Shared page links unfurl with the page's own thumbnail.
• Also bundled (not in the tickets): the page title menu is rebuilt around read-only version previews, plus rename and refresh.

Why / Context

The two tickets are the same bug from two sides.

apps/web/src/proxy.ts:45 redirects any unauthenticated request for a non-public route to /sign-in, and /page was not in otherPublicRoutes. A crawler asking for a shared page got a 307 and never reached generateMetadata — so no amount of og: tags would ever have unfurled (2189), and a signed-out human got bounced to a login wall instead of being told the page isn't available (1998).

The thumbnail machinery already existed: packages/trpc/src/router/page/thumbnail.ts captures a 1280×880 JPEG per published version, and apps/usercontent served it ticket-free when visibility is everyone. Nothing pointed at it from the web viewer, and no page could be everyone in the first place.

How It Works

everyone end to end. OFFERED_VISIBILITIES gains the third value — one constant feeding page.create, page.publish, setVisibility, the CLI and the MCP tool schemas. PageVisibility now has a single definition in @superset/shared/usercontent; the UI, mobile and CLI copies that had drifted are gone. Three read paths silently excluded everyone and had to be fixed with it:

Site	Was	Effect
page.ts visibilityFilter()	org + own just_me	public page vanished from page.list, pageNotFound() reported a bogus cross-org FORBIDDEN
desktop matchesScope()	team was === "org"	public page fell out of both "team" and "mine" chips, reachable only under "all"
mobile matchesScope() + PageRow	same, plus visibility === "org" ? Globe : Lock	public page dropped out of "team" and rendered with a Lock, telling the owner a live public page was private

PageCard had already spent Globe on org, so the three states now read Lock / Building2 / Globe everywhere, matching the share popover. The mobile share sheet gains the third row, so "public" can be seen and undone from the phone.

A public page shares one version, not its history. The Worker's everyone branch returned "public" for any /versions/N/ request. The page id is not secret on a shared page — it is the host of the og:image and the iframe viewUrl — so anyone holding the link could walk /versions/1/, /2/, …, including a version the owner had deliberately moved away from and every version an agent published later, while the share popover promised "Everyone stays on v3 until you change this." publiclyReadable(manifest, version) now gates this on servedVersionOf(manifest); every other version needs the ticket the owner's own clients mint.

Because public readability is now revocable — it moves when the served version moves — public responses can no longer cache immutably, or a shared CDN would keep answering for a version the owner has already left. They carry public, max-age=300 instead.

page.publicView is the only page read with no session behind it. It answers for everyone-pages and returns null for everything else, so a private page stays indistinguishable from one that never existed. An R2 head check keeps og:image from pointing at a capture that never ran.

generateMetadata reads publicView first, so what it emits is by construction what a crawler may see — real title/description/thumbnail for a public page, generic Superset card otherwise. It falls back to the authenticated pull for the browser tab title only, so signed-in users keep page titles on org pages while unfurlers learn nothing. Every branch now returns robots: { index: false, follow: false }; unfurlers ignore it, so previews still work.

Anonymous rendering. Public pages render read-only (no share popover, version picker, or comments panel — comments stay protectedProcedure). A signed-in user from another org now sees a public page rather than "This page belongs to Acme.", with an "Open in Superset" affordance rather than a "Sign in" link that would bounce them home. Everything else gets PageUnavailable.

Version history (the bundled part). Picking a version from the title menu used to republish it as the shared version; it now opens a read-only preview — ?v=N on web, per-pane state on desktop — with the comment composer off, because a thread created against an unserved version would send a watching agent feedback about content nobody can see. Both surfaces show a "Back to current" banner. The menu also gains rename (via a new page.update) and refresh.

Design Decisions

• PageUnavailable reuses the existing not-found copy. My first pass said "This page is shared with a Superset organization. Sign in with an account that has access." — which confirms to a stranger holding a guessed slug that the page exists and belongs to an org. That is precisely the disclosure assertPageReadable avoids by throwing NOT_FOUND rather than FORBIDDEN for just_me pages. Same screen for missing, private, and unauthorised; only the button differs (Sign in / Go to Superset). Both now render one shared PageMissingScreen so the two copies cannot diverge.
• 200, not 404, for the unavailable screen. A 404 suppresses unfurls entirely. 200 keeps the generic branded card.
• Comments stay org-only. Letting anonymous readers comment means inventing anonymous identity and spam controls; letting them read comments makes commenter names and avatars public. Neither belongs in this PR.
• The public-read rate limit lives in the web route, not in page.publicView. On a public page the slug is the credential, and it is only six characters of [a-z0-9] — about 2.2×10⁹. Throttling moves enumeration of a guessable base (untitled-, report-) from roughly 12 days at 1000 req/s to roughly 34 years. It cannot sit inside the API the way leaderboard.ts does it: the web app calls publicView server-side, so every reader would arrive from the web function's egress address and share one bucket — the same mistake the leaderboard hit from the marketing server. /page/[slug] is the last hop that can see the real client IP, and the check sits in front of the call so a guessed slug costs no DB lookup and no R2 HEAD. It fails open.
• page.versions emits thumbnail URLs unchecked. It is fetched on every web render, every desktop header and the mobile share sheet; a paginated R2 ListObjects per call bought nothing the client's own onError placeholder does not already handle. Only publicView's og:image still does a server-side HEAD.

Manual QA Checklist

Visibility

• Share popover offers "Anyone with the link"; picking it copies the link
• Page stays listed in page.list and in the desktop grid after going public
• Public page appears under the "team" chip, not only "all"
• Card icon reads Lock / Building2 / Globe for just_me / org / everyone
• Mobile: same icon, same "team" filter, and the share sheet can set and undo "Anyone with the link"
• superset pages publish --visibility everyone is accepted

Version scoping

• On a public page, /<pageId>.usercontent…/versions/<not-the-served-one>/ does not serve without a ticket
• The owner can still open every version from the title menu
• Moving the shared version stops the old one being publicly readable

Anonymous access (signed out, fresh profile)

• Public page renders read-only — no share popover, version picker or comments
• Private page shows "This page isn't here" + Sign in, HTTP 200, no redirect
• Nonexistent slug shows the identical screen (no existence signal)
• Signing in from that screen lands back on the page

Unfurls

• Paste a public page link into Slack/Linear — title, description and thumbnail appear
• Paste an org page link — generic Superset card, no title or thumbnail leak
• Public page whose thumbnail has not been captured yet degrades to summary

Cross-org

• Signed-in user in another org sees a public page, with "Open in Superset"
• Signed-in user in another org still gets WrongOrganization for an org page

Testing

• bun run typecheck — 42/42
• bun run lint:fix — clean
• bun run check:i18n — all 17 locales compile, 0 missing; 11 new strings translated into all 16 non-English catalogs
• bunx sherif — clean
• bun test — @superset/web 52, @superset/trpc page + page-comment routers 67, @superset/shared usercontent 56, @superset/ui 71, desktop filterPages 15, all passing

Known red on bun test, none of it from this change's logic:

Suite	Count	On main?
desktop terminal-ws-transport	2	yes — pre-existing
desktop Redirect	3	no — see below

The three Redirect failures pass in isolation and fail in the full suite: Redirect.test.tsx shares process-wide happy-dom globals with 32 other desktop test files, and the one extra filterPages case this PR adds is enough to shift the ordering that exposes it. It is test-suite pollution, not a behaviour change — nothing in this PR touches Redirect or the router. A CI re-run will not clear it.

Known Limitations

• No automated test for page.publicView. It needs DB + R2; the router's only integration file is publish.integration.ts, which bun test does not pick up. Covered by the QA checklist instead. The Worker's public branch has no live coverage either — publiclyReadable is unit-tested in @superset/shared, but the Worker itself has no test harness.
• Going public has no confirm step. It is one click in the select, and --visibility everyone from an agent is one flag. Worth a confirmation before this reaches users — see the open questions below.
• Flipping everyone → org is not instant. Public responses cache for five minutes, so already-fetched bytes survive that long. Down from "indefinitely", which is what IMMUTABLE meant before this PR.
• X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow still applies to every page document on the usercontent origin, including public ones — "anyone with the link" is not obviously "index me in Google". The app.superset.sh/page/<slug> wrapper now says the same thing via generateMetadata. Thumbnails never carried that header, which is why unfurls work regardless.

Open Questions

1. Should agents be able to make pages public? The MCP tool and superset pages publish --visibility everyone publish to the open internet with no human in the loop. That is a real blast radius for a prompt-injected agent.
2. Org policy. Should there be an org-level switch that disables public pages, and what happens to already-public pages when a plan lapses or the owner leaves the org? Today publicView and the Worker keep serving them.
3. Slug entropy. Six characters is thin for what is now a bearer credential. The rate limit compensates; a longer suffix for public pages would fix it properly, at the cost of changing a page's URL when it goes public.

Risks / Rollout

• Risk: the /page entry in otherPublicRoutes removes the proxy auth gate for that route subtree. The route itself is the gate now — getPagesAccess() then publicView, which only ever answers for everyone-pages. Worth the closest read in review.
• Risk: mintPageTicket now issues a ticket whenever a version is named, including on public pages. Without it the version-scoping change above would have locked owners out of their own history.
• Rollout: no migration, no feature flag change. everyone is opt-in per page and no existing page has it.
• Rollback: revert the eight commits on this branch. No data to unwind — a page whose visibility was set to everyone before a revert keeps that value and becomes unselectable again in the UI. Note that reverting also restores the pre-existing Worker behaviour where every version of such a page is publicly readable.

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Summary by cubic

Adds opt-in “Anyone with the link” sharing and page thumbnails to link unfurls, addressing SUPER-2189 and SUPER-1998. Anonymous requests that previously redirected to sign-in now show public pages read-only or a 200 not-found screen, and SUPER-1990’s version-preview changes are included.

Public sharing

• Adds everyone visibility to web, desktop, mobile, CLI, and MCP sharing controls and page filters.
• Public links expose only the currently served version; other versions still require tickets.
• Unfurls include a public page’s title, description, and thumbnail, while private pages keep generic metadata.
• Public reads are IP-rate-limited, cache for five minutes, and disable comments; failed manifest writes restore the database visibility.
• No migration or feature flag is required; existing pages remain unchanged until made public.

Version history

• Version selection now opens a read-only preview with a “Back to current” action and version-specific comment counts.
• The title menu now supports renaming without creating a version, refreshing page data, and showing version thumbnails with a file-icon fallback.

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• New Features

  • Pages can be shared publicly with anyone who has the link, including public viewing, sign-in redirects, unavailable-page messaging, and sharing controls.
  • Owners can copy public links, open sharing settings, rename pages, refresh content, and preview earlier read-only versions with version thumbnails.
  • Added live-page and version-preview banners with clearer visibility indicators.
  • Team filters and publishing tools now support public pages.

• Bug Fixes

  • Page visibility is handled consistently across the app.

• Localization

  • Added translations for sharing, navigation, renaming, and version-preview messages.

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The change adds everyone visibility, public page lookup and rendering, public route handling, page renaming, version previews, updated desktop visibility behavior, publishing support, storage thumbnails, access tests, and localized messages.

Changes

Public page sharing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Visibility contracts and publishing packages/trpc/..., packages/cli/..., packages/mcp/...	The shared schema accepts everyone. Publishing interfaces use and describe the shared visibility values. Page updates and visibility rollback handling are added.
Sharing controls and visibility presentation packages/ui/..., apps/desktop/...	The share popover adds link-based access. Desktop headers, cards, and filters preserve and display everyone separately from org and just_me.
Public page lookup and rendering apps/web/src/app/page/[slug]/..., apps/web/src/proxy-routes.*, packages/trpc/src/lib/r2.ts	The /page route becomes public. The route retrieves public views, generates metadata, renders shared content, and shows unavailable or sign-in states. Version thumbnails use stored object keys when available.
Page editing and version previews packages/ui/..., apps/web/src/app/page/[slug]/..., apps/desktop/...	Page headers support renaming, refreshing, version selection, read-only banners, and version thumbnails across web and desktop flows.
Localized sharing and version messages packages/i18n/locales/*/messages.po	Locale catalogs add translations for link-based access, shared status, sign-in prompts, page renaming, live-page URLs, and read-only version viewing.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Visitor
  participant PublicPageRoute
  participant PageRouter
  participant PageFrame
  Visitor->>PublicPageRoute: Request /page/{slug}
  PublicPageRoute->>PageRouter: Query publicView with slug
  PageRouter-->>PublicPageRoute: Return public metadata and view URL
  PublicPageRoute->>PageFrame: Render public page content
  PageFrame-->>Visitor: Display the page

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Make version previews read-only in PageHeader. When previewVersion !== null, PageHeader still passes isOwner as editable to PageTitleMenu and PageSharePopover. Both web and desktop callers reach this shared header with an active preview version. Owners can therefore rename or delete the page and change its sharing settings while viewing a historical version. Set editable to isOwner && previewVersion === null for the shared header controls.

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- Around line 114-132: Update PageHeader’s PageTitleMenu and PageSharePopover
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reset previewVersion when the route slug changes. TanStack Router preserves the active route component when only a path parameter changes. Because PageDetailPage has no remount key or remountDeps, PageDetailView can retain the previous page's previewVersion. PageViewer then sends that version with the new slug to page.pull; the server resolves the version within the new page, so it can select an unintended historical version or return NOT_FOUND.

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	const [previewVersion, setPreviewVersion] = useState<number | null>(null);
	return <PageDetailView key={slug} slug={slug} />;

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In
`@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/_dashboard/pages/`$slug/components/PageDetailView/PageDetailView.tsx
at line 19, Reset PageDetailView’s local previewVersion when the route slug
changes, preferably by adding the route slug as the component key at the
PageDetailPage render site so the view remounts for each page. Preserve the
existing PageDetailView and PageViewer behavior for unchanged slugs.

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[saddlepaddle]

The public-sharing approach looks right to me. The route is its own gate, publicView only answers for everyone, and a private page looks the same as a missing one. A few things to fix before merge.

Must fix: mobile never learned everyone

You fixed this on desktop, but the mobile copies still assume two states:

• apps/mobile/screens/(authenticated)/pages/components/PageRow/PageRow.tsx:54: visibility === "org" ? Globe : Lock shows a Lock on a public page. That tells the owner a live public page is private.
• apps/mobile/screens/(authenticated)/pages/stores/pagesFilterStore/pagesFilterStore.ts:37: public pages drop out of "team".
• apps/mobile/screens/(authenticated)/pages/[slug]/hooks/usePageSharing/usePageSharing.ts:6 and share/PageShareSheet.tsx:145-160: PageVisibility is still "just_me" | "org", so neither row is selected and you can't see or undo "public" from the phone. It needs an "Anyone with the link" row.

Bugs in the version-history / rename rework

• Desktop pane preview has no indicator and no way back. PagePaneTitle.tsx:63 sets previewVersion, and PagePane.tsx:47 quietly loads the old version. Only PageHeader renders PageVersionBanner, and the pane doesn't use PageHeader. The title bar still pulls the served version, so its thread count disagrees with the panel below. Render the banner in PagePane when previewing a non-served version.
• "Read-only" previews still accept comments. PageVersionBanner.tsx:17 says read-only, but web (page.tsx:152-155,187) and desktop (PageViewer → usePageComments) keep comment mode on. New threads land on the historical version, and a watching agent gets feedback about content that isn't served anymore. Hide the composer while previewing, or drop "read-only" from the copy.
• Rename leaves stale titles. usePageHeaderData.ts:94-100 patches only the unversioned page.pull entry. In a pane the header prefers data.title (line 62), so the new name doesn't show. page.list isn't invalidated either, so the grid keeps the old name. Invalidate page.pull and page.list, and push the title through onDataChange.
• Preview version survives a page change. PageDetailView.tsx:19 keeps previewVersion in state, and pages/$slug/page.tsx:20 doesn't key the view by slug, so navigating to another page sends the old version to page.pull. <PageDetailView key={slug} slug={slug} />.

Going forward: the title-menu rework is a separate change from SUPER-2189/1998, and most of the bugs above came in with it. Please keep that kind of thing in its own PR next time so the public-sharing part can ship or roll back on its own.

Rate-limit page.publicView

For public pages the slug is the only thing between a stranger and the page. That's fine for "anyone with the link", but slugs are a title-derived base plus 6 chars of [a-z0-9] (~2×10⁹ combinations), and publicView is an unauthenticated DB lookup plus an R2 HEAD with no throttle. Two notes on where to put the limit:

• Keep it on the slug lookup, not the usercontent asset path, which legitimately fetches many files per page.
• Don't key it by x-forwarded-for inside the API the way leaderboard.ts does. The web app calls publicView server-side, so on Vercel every reader arrives from the web function's egress IP and shares one bucket. The leaderboard limit already hit this from the marketing server. Limit in the /page/[slug] route, where the real client IP is visible, or pass a trusted client-IP header.

Cleanups

• page.tsx:58-102: no robots on any branch. Public pages and the 200 PageUnavailable soft-404 are indexable, even though usercontent deliberately sends noindex. Add robots: { index: false, follow: false }; unfurlers ignore it.
• page.tsx:29-32, 92, 135: the pullPage cache now misses. Metadata calls pullPage(slug) and the component calls pullPage(slug, undefined). React's cache keys on argument count too, so every org-page render pulls twice, which contradicts the comment above it. Make version: number | null required and pass it from both call sites (generateMetadata gets searchParams too).
• page.tsx:133-144: the pull catch falls back to publicView() for any error. A same-org member hitting ?v=999 or a presign failure silently gets the anonymous view. Only fall back on NOT_FOUND/FORBIDDEN.
• PublicPageView.tsx:28: "Sign in" is shown to signed-in cross-org users too, and the proxy bounces them to /. Show OpenInSupersetButton when there's a session. Also build the href as { pathname: "/sign-in", query: { redirect: /page/${slug} } } (same in PageUnavailable.tsx:27).
• packages/trpc/src/router/page/page.ts:697-713: versions now does a paginated R2 ListObjects on every call (web render, desktop header, mobile share sheet). list already emits thumbnail URLs unchecked and lets PageThumbnail's onError fall back. Do the same in the version menu and delete listObjectKeys. Only publicView's og:image needs the server-side HEAD.
• packages/ui/src/components/PageComments/components/PageHeader/types.ts:1: PageVisibility is now hand-copied in ui, shared/usercontent/manifest.ts and mobile. The mobile copy is exactly what drifted. Re-export it from @superset/shared/usercontent. In packages/cli/src/commands/pages/publish/command.ts:21, drop the VISIBILITIES alias and use OFFERED_VISIBILITIES directly.
• packages/ui/src/components/PageComments/index.ts:20: PageFrame now has two consumers but is exported from PageCommentsView/components/. Move it up to PageComments/components/PageFrame/. The missing "use client" in c74deae was a symptom of this.
• PageUnavailable.tsx: it duplicates page/[slug]/not-found.tsx except for the button. Share one screen that takes an action.
• PR body: the rollback plan ("revert the two commits") and "3 new strings" are stale now that there are six commits.

CI: the one Test failure is the host-service gitAuthorNameTask timeout. It passes locally and this PR doesn't touch host-service, so a re-run should clear it.

[harshithmullapudi]

Thanks — pushed a9caea275 and 225b19dff, and rewrote the PR body (the rollback plan said "two commits" and the string count was stale; both are fixed, along with the cache-revocation and robots notes that this change made inaccurate).

Everything in the review is addressed. Three things worth calling out rather than leaving in the diff:

The rate limit was wrong in the way you predicted. My first pass put it inside page.publicView keyed on x-forwarded-for, exactly copying leaderboard.ts. That would have collapsed every reader into the web function's egress bucket — throttling all public pages in aggregate to 60/min while doing nothing to an actual enumerator. It now lives in /page/[slug] in front of pullPublicPage, so a guessed slug is refused before it costs a DB lookup and an R2 HEAD, and cache() means metadata and the component share one check. apps/web already declared KV_REST_API_* and the deploy workflows already pass them, so this needed no env plumbing.

Rename: I fixed the precedence rather than threading onDataChange. PagePaneTitle doesn't receive onDataChange — only PagePane does — so pushing the title through it meant new plumbing. Instead usePageHeaderData now prefers resolved.title over the pane's cached label, and PagePane's existing onResolved already syncs pane data once the pull settles. page.pull and page.list are both invalidated. Same outcome, no new prop.

One extra finding, on a version-history bug you didn't flag: the Worker's everyone branch returned "public" for any /versions/N/. Since the page id is the host of the og:image and the iframe viewUrl, it isn't secret on a shared page — so anyone with the link could walk the whole history, including versions the owner had moved away from and every version an agent published later, while the popover promised "Everyone stays on v3". publiclyReadable() now scopes public access to the served version. That also made public readability revocable, so those responses can't cache IMMUTABLE any more (max-age=300 instead), and mintPageTicket has to issue a ticket whenever a version is named or owners lose their own history.

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On CI — the Test job needs more than a re-run. There are two independent failures, not one:

Suite	Count	On main?
host-service gitAuthorNameTask	1	flake, as you said — a re-run clears it
desktop Redirect	3	no

main is stable at 2 local failures across repeated runs (terminal-ws-transport); this branch is stable at 5, and was already at 5 at df0a4bbd4 before either of my commits. The three Redirect cases pass in isolation and fail in the full suite — Redirect.test.tsx shares process-wide happy-dom globals with 32 other desktop test files, and the single extra filterPages case this PR adds shifts the ordering enough to expose it. Nothing here touches Redirect or the router, so it's suite pollution rather than a behaviour change, but it won't go green on a retry. Happy to chase the polluting file in a separate PR if you'd rather not hold this one for it.

I've left the title-menu rework in place per your process note being about next time rather than this PR — say the word if you'd rather I split it before merge.