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Problem

A team that sends from the sandbox sender gains sending-tier history it never earned on its own domain, and nobody can see when its first sandbox email actually arrives.

Stacked on #111820. This cumulative fork PR targets master. The review delta is a66bb200f89...feat/workflows-sandbox-first-delivery.

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🔵 Merge risk: low (merge-risk rubric)

  • Every team's tier decision reads the changed history code, and the public SES webhook gains a branch. A team without sandbox sends computes the same history as before, and an unset SES_SANDBOX_CONFIGURATION_SET keeps the webhook branch off.
  • Both behaviors sit behind the default-off sandbox sender, have focused tests on the risky paths, and revert cleanly.

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Tests 2 +196 −1
Docs 1 +2 −0
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  • Sandbox sends no longer count toward a team's sending tier. A team with only sandbox sends gets the same tier as a team with no sends, including inactivity decay.
  • The tier sweep subtracts email_sandbox_sent from email_sent per team per day, floored at zero. The email worker already pushes that companion metric beside email_sent for every live sandbox send.
  • Bounces and complaints from sandbox sends still count. Those metrics carry no sender, and counting them can only lower a tier.
  • The SES webhook now captures workflows sandbox email delivered (is_test) when a Delivery event's ses:configuration-set tag is SES_SANDBOX_CONFIGURATION_SET.
  • The event goes to the team named by the signed tracking code. Test sends are included. A delivery on any other configuration set, or with an unsigned code, captures nothing.
  • An unset SES_SANDBOX_CONFIGURATION_SET never matches, so the event stays off until the CDP API deployment carries that setting.
  • Mechanical: createCdpCoreServices exposes the existing SandboxEmailSender, so the email worker and the webhook build the event name in one place. Two lines in the sending tiers doc.

The sandbox funnel for product analytics, which is not activation:

flowchart LR
    A[workflows sandbox sender provisioned] --> B[workflows sandbox email sent] --> C[workflows sandbox email delivered, first time]
    B -.->|Drop-off| D[workflows sandbox email blocked, by reason]
    classDef phYellow fill:#f9bd2b,stroke:#f9bd2b,color:#000;
    classDef phBlue fill:#1d4aff,stroke:#1d4aff,color:#fff;
    classDef phGray fill:#e5e7eb,stroke:#c7ccd1,color:#000;
    class A phYellow;
    class B,C phBlue;
    class D phGray;
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"First sandbox delivery" is its own funnel step. The activation funnel must not count it, because activation means a real message to a real recipient from the team's own domain.

How did you test this code?

  • recompute_email_sending_tier_for_team over real app_metrics2 rows in ClickHouse, clock frozen. Sandbox-only sends decay like no sends; own plus sandbox sends stay under the use bar; own sends over the bar still promote. A pure-function test would miss a sweep that stops fetching the companion metric.
  • build_sending_histories over the same rows. One day with more sandbox than own sends cannot erase another day's own sends, and bounces and complaints from sandbox sends still count. These catch a whole-window subtraction and a feedback filter.
  • EmailTrackingService.handleSesWebhook through the CDP API route with a posted SNS Delivery envelope, signature check stubbed and captureTeamEvent spied. A sandbox-set delivery captures one event for live and test sends; a delivery on the tracked set, or on the sandbox set with an unsigned tracking code, captures none.
  • Each new case failed once against a deliberate mutation of the code under test, then passed on the real code.
  • Existing coverage: email.service.test.ts already asserts email_sandbox_sent beside email_sent for live sandbox sends, and no metrics for test sends.

Verify with pytest products/workflows/backend/test/test_email_sending_tier.py -k TestSandboxSendsInTierHistory (6 passed) and, in nodejs, npx jest src/cdp/services/messaging/email-tracking.service.test.ts -t 'sandbox deliveries' (4 passed).

Local gate: the touched pytest files, email-tracking.service.test.ts, ses.test.ts and email.service.test.ts, repo-wide mypy, ruff, prettier, eslint, scoped security semgrep and strict preflight pass. Node-wide TypeScript reports only the unbuilt @posthog/replay-anonymizer workspace package, which this PR does not touch.

Not checked: a real SES Delivery event from the sandbox configuration set. Whether SES carries the ses:configuration-set tag and the tracking header on that event belongs to the outside-code checklist.

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Sandbox sender rows exist only behind workflows-sandbox-sender, and sandbox sending stays off until WORKFLOWS_SANDBOX_SENDER_ENABLED is on. Without sandbox sends, both changes are inert.

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Docs update

Two lines in docs/internal/workflows-email-sending-tiers.md: the tier rule, and the CDP API setting the delivered event needs.

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  • Written by Claude Opus 5.5 (implementation lane owner), built test-first with /tdd and /writing-tests. The red tests were committed before the implementation.
  • QA lane taken over by Claude Sonnet 5.5 after Opus hit rate limits. It added the tests and the outcomeProperties helper from review.
  • Reviewed by /qa-swarm in two rounds: six lenses on GPT-6.1 Sol and a fresh-eyes lens on Claude Sonnet 5.5. Round 2 produced no fix.
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  • Decision: the delivered event reuses SandboxEmailSender.capture, so all sandbox events share one name pattern and one team lookup.
  • Decision: the subtraction happens per day before daily_sends is built, so the use bar and the decay both see own sends only.

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…lusions

Unfinished: the red/green proof runs and the OpenAPI regeneration were
interrupted by a devbox rebalance. Tests are written but not yet run green;
generated OpenAPI output is not regenerated. Continue test-first.

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…ender endpoint

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…equire write scope

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…haracters

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A long blocked CC/BCC list wrote one log row per address. Rows now hold
as many comma-joined addresses as fit under the untruncated log length,
so the row count follows total characters. Every address stays visible.

The case-insensitive membership matrix also stores member emails with
mixed case, which proves the stored-side case fold.

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…dbox send

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…r day

Every sandbox send, test sends included, claims one token per recipient copy
from a daily project bucket and one per distinct address from a daily
per-address bucket, all or nothing in one Valkey call. A denied claim skips
the send and spends nothing. A limiter error, a missing limiter, or an unset
or invalid cap setting skips every sandbox send.

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…final recipient check

A cap setting with trailing text no longer reads as its numeric prefix, and a
send the final membership recheck blocks no longer spends daily tokens. The
project cap message also reads correctly for a send with more copies than the
whole daily cap.

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Test sends run inline in cdp-api, whose deps had no SES Valkey pool, so every
sandbox test send failed closed. cdp-api now gets the same pool as the email
workers and claims the same daily caps.

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…t findings

An older SES reading could overwrite a newer pause when a webhook sync and the
sweep overlapped, and a failed recommendations listing discarded a known pause.

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Also names the pause gate after what it returns and drops a null-seeding loop
the lazy loader already performs.

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…sandbox delivered event

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…ndbox deliveries

The tier sweep subtracts email_sandbox_sent from email_sent per team per
day, floored at zero. The SES webhook captures workflows sandbox email
delivered for a Delivery on the sandbox configuration set, for the team
named by the signed tracking code.

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…he clock in the tier test

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds managed sandbox email sender provisioning and guarded email delivery. It synchronizes shared SES tenant state, checks recipient membership, and applies daily caps and pause-state checks before sandbox sends. SES delivery events are captured, and sandbox sends are excluded from email-tier send counts.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d9ef8

SES throttling can use up sandbox daily caps without delivering mail, causing later sends or retries to be blocked. Resolve that behavior before merging unless it is explicitly accepted.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d9ef8

The managed sender has meaningful recipient, identity, and quota safeguards. However, repeated provider throttling can consume sandbox quotas without delivering email and eventually cause pending sends to be skipped. Production enablement and provider-side pause enforcement remain unverified.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: Sandbox admission tokens are consumed before SES and claimed again after a throttle retry, without an attempt identifier or compensating operation. Repeated throttling can exhaust project or recipient capacity without delivery; the resulting cap denial skips the pending send rather than preserving recovery. Atomic admission still prevents a cap bypass, but the new containment budget does not preserve logical-send identity across retries.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The independently admitted scope is a project and its organization-member recipients; both project and recipient buckets are keyed by project. The sender identity and sandbox SES tenant are shared across enabled projects, so provider reputation and tenant pauses have wider scope than any one project's admission budget. Workflow email already shared an SES account before this change.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — The supported new failure path is quota exhaustion during provider retries, not demonstrated unauthorized delivery. A granted claim consumes tokens, SES throttling schedules another attempt, and that attempt claims again. Once capacity is exhausted, the invocation is skipped before SES.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Provisioning requires authenticated, API-scoped project access and derives the team from the scoped action. Delivery capture requires SNS signature verification, a valid signed tracking code, and the configured sandbox configuration-set tag. The inherited SNS topic allowlist accepts every topic when empty; production allowlist configuration was not established by this review.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Concurrent admission claims atomically consume all project and recipient buckets or none, using one Valkey cluster slot. Limiter exceptions and invalid replies deny admission. This preserves conservative abuse containment during failures, although it does not reconcile admission with delivery or retry outcomes.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Define whether sandbox quotas govern logical sends or provider attempts. For logical-send quotas, bind admission to a durable send identity and preserve it across definitive throttle retries. Reconcile only outcomes known not to have delivered; ambiguous SES acceptance must not receive an unconditional refund.
  • proposed — Before enablement, validate coordinated migration, worker and API settings, shared Valkey access, SNS topic restriction, SES rejection of paused tenants, and propagation of the signed original header. Exercise disabling and rollback while managed integrations and queued sends still exist.
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…subtraction

Cover the signed-code requirement on the sandbox delivered event, the per-day
floor at zero for sandbox sends, and that bounces and complaints of sandbox
sends still count. Move the capture property mapping into a switch.

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nodejs/src/cdp/services/messaging/email-tracking.service.test.ts (1)

772-775: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add an unsigned-header delivery case.

When signedCode is false, postDelivery puts the unsigned code in ph_id and omits X-PostHog-Tracking-Code. The negative case therefore does not catch a regression that accepts an unsigned code from the header. Add a header-only unsigned case and keep the ph_id case.

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         const postDelivery = async (
             configurationSet: string,
             isTest: boolean,
-            signedCode = true
+            signedCode = true,
+            includeUnsignedHeader = false
         ): Promise<supertest.Response> => {
@@
-                    headers: signedCode ? [{ name: TRACKING_CODE_HEADER_NAME, value: signedTrackingCode }] : [],
+                    headers: signedCode
+                        ? [{ name: TRACKING_CODE_HEADER_NAME, value: signedTrackingCode }]
+                        : includeUnsignedHeader
+                          ? [{ name: TRACKING_CODE_HEADER_NAME, value: unsignedTrackingCode }]
+                          : [],
                     tags: {
                         'ses:configuration-set': [configurationSet],
-                        ...(signedCode ? {} : { ph_id: [unsignedTrackingCode] }),
+                        ...(signedCode || includeUnsignedHeader ? {} : { ph_id: [unsignedTrackingCode] }),
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         it.each([
-            ['a delivery on another configuration set', 'posthog-messaging-tracked', true],
-            ['a sandbox delivery whose tracking code is not signed', sandboxConfigurationSet, false],
-        ])('captures no delivered event for %s', async (_name, configurationSet, signedCode) => {
-            const res = await postDelivery(configurationSet, false, signedCode)
+            ['a delivery on another configuration set', 'posthog-messaging-tracked', true, false],
+            ['a sandbox delivery whose tracking code is not signed', sandboxConfigurationSet, false, false],
+            ['a sandbox delivery with an unsigned tracking code in the header', sandboxConfigurationSet, false, true],
+        ])(
+            'captures no delivered event for %s',
+            async (_name, configurationSet, signedCode, includeUnsignedHeader) => {
+                const res = await postDelivery(configurationSet, false, signedCode, includeUnsignedHeader)
 
-            expect(res.status).toBe(200)
-            expect(capture).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
-        })
+                expect(res.status).toBe(200)
+                expect(capture).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
+            }
+        )

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🤖 Claude Sonnet 5.5 responding on behalf of Michael

@coderabbitai on the header-only unsigned case: no change. EmailTrackingCodeSigner.parse decides signed or unsigned from the code itself, not from where it arrived, so a header-carried unsigned code takes the same path as the ph_id one. The existing unsigned case fails when the codeIsTrusted check is removed from the sandbox delivery condition.

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@Silthus I withdraw the request for a separate header-only unsigned test. Code inspection confirms that the existing unsigned case covers the shared codeIsTrusted gate. No change is needed. Thanks for the clarification.


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URL: https://github.com/PostHog/posthog/pull/111904

Timestamp: 2026-10-05T13:55:16.003Z
Learning: In nodejs/src/cdp/services/messaging/helpers/ses.ts, header and ph_id tracking codes both pass through EmailTrackingCodeSigner.parse in nodejs/src/cdp/services/messaging/helpers/tracking-code.ts. The parser determines signed or unsigned format from the code itself, not its carrier. The unsigned sandbox delivery case in nodejs/src/cdp/services/messaging/email-tracking.service.test.ts covers the shared codeIsTrusted gate; a separate header-only unsigned case is not required to cover that gate.

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