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Ignore other vendors' kcap hooks when Grok runs them - #1413
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Grok runs the hooks Claude Code's and Cursor's configs declare, with its own payload; left alone they stamp that vendor active and post for up to 30 s. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Issue #1412 requires a non-Grok hook to return 0 before it reads stdin when GROK_HOOK_EVENT is set. Program.cs reads all stdin in ReadToEndAsync() before it checks hookEventName. The tests pro… |
Make the non-Grok hook return 0 before reading stdin when GROK_HOOK_EVENT is non-empty, or update #1412 to explicitly accept the payload-aware behavior and its stdin read. Preserve the required nested Claude and Codex behavior if the payl… |
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Check name Status Explanation Out of Scope Changes check The changes add Grok environment and payload detection, an entry-point guard, and focused unit and integration tests. These changes directly support issue #1412. No unrelated change is demonstrated.Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: ignoring other vendors' kcap hooks when Grok runs them.
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#1412requires a non-Grok hook to return 0 before it reads stdin whenGROK_HOOK_EVENTis set.Program.csreads all stdin inReadToEndAsync()before it checkshookEventName. The tests prove the matching-payload case, but they do not satisfy the issue's explicit no-read requirement.Resolution
Make the non-Grok hook return 0 before reading stdin when
GROK_HOOK_EVENTis non-empty, or update#1412to explicitly accept the payload-aware behavior and its stdin read. Preserve the required nested Claude and Codex behavior if the payload-aware exception remains required.
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PR Summary by QodoIgnore foreign-vendor kcap hooks invoked by Grok
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- Around line 86-90: Update the process output handling in
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1. Subprocess tests run without shared limits
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| /// in-process test can reach. The control case runs the same invocation without Grok's variable and | ||
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1. Subprocess tests run without shared limits 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
ForeignHookUnderGrokTests starts real kcap child processes but its test class has no ParallelLimiter<SubprocessLimit> attribute. Running the integration suite at full parallelism can oversubscribe the shared subprocess capacity as more tests are added.
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## Issue description
`ForeignHookUnderGrokTests` launches real kcap subprocesses but does not participate in the shared subprocess limiter.
## Fix Focus Areas
- test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Integration/ForeignHookUnderGrokTests.cs[15-15]
## Recommended Fix
Annotate the test class with `[ParallelLimiter<SubprocessLimit>]` and add any required namespace import or project configuration so the class uses the shared subprocess limit.
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| var process = Process.Start(psi) ?? throw new InvalidOperationException("failed to start kcap"); | ||
| _spawned.Add(process); |
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2. Test bypasses the shared process helper 📘 Rule violation ☼ Reliability
ForeignHookUnderGrokTests obtains a configured ProcessStartInfo but launches it with Process.Start instead of using the Helpers.KcapProcess wrapper. Any lifecycle, identity, or cleanup behavior added to that wrapper will not apply to these real kcap spawns.
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## Issue description
The integration test starts the real kcap binary directly with `Process.Start`, bypassing the required `Helpers.KcapProcess` abstraction.
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- test/Capacitor.Cli.Tests.Integration/ForeignHookUnderGrokTests.cs[59-76]
## Recommended Fix
Use the `Helpers.KcapProcess` wrapper, initialized with the test `DaemonStore`, to launch kcap and retain the wrapper's configured process lifecycle and cleanup behavior. Keep the per-test working directory and environment overrides applied through the wrapper's returned process configuration or its supported API.
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| // Another vendor's kcap hook run by Grok would record Grok's payload as that vendor's session. | ||
| if (command == "hook" && !args.Contains("--grok") && GrokHookEnvironment.IsGrokHook(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable)) { | ||
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3. Grok dispatch stays outside its harness 📘 Rule violation ⌂ Architecture
Program.cs contains the vendor-specific Grok hook bypass condition instead of delegating that behavior to the required vendor harness location. Future changes to Grok hook semantics must therefore be found and maintained in the CLI composition root alongside cross-vendor dispatch code.
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The new Grok-specific hook behavior is implemented directly in `Program.cs`, outside the vendor-specific harness directory required for Grok harness logic.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.Cli/Program.cs[100-103]
- src/Capacitor.Cli.Core/Harness/Grok/GrokHookEnvironment.cs[1-12]
## Recommended Fix
Move the Grok-specific decision into an appropriate `Harness/Grok/` abstraction exposed by the CLI core, then have `Program.cs` call that abstraction without embedding the vendor-specific condition. Preserve the existing ordering after the `KCAP_SKIP` check and before stdin is read.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1412 — AI-3648
What & why
By default Grok runs the hooks that Claude Code's and Cursor's configs declare, and hands them Grok's payload. With kcap set up for either vendor,
kcap hook --claude/--cursorfire on every Grok event. They stamp that vendor as active, and onUserPromptSubmit/Stopthey post to the server for up to 30 s, exiting 1 when it is unreachable. Anykcap hookother than--groknow returns 0 whenGROK_HOOK_EVENTis set and the payload's camelCasehookEventNamenames that same event. Otherwise stdin is put back untouched.Where to look
The payload check exists because a session started beneath a Grok hook inherits
GROK_HOOK_EVENT; an env-only check would silence that session's own hooks, and would break Codex's required{"continue":true}.--grokis excluded ahead of the Grok harness landing.Verification
ForeignHookUnderGrokTests(real binary), 6/6:--claude/--cursorgives exit 0, empty stdout and an empty config dir"continue":trueGrokHookEnvironmentTests9/9; changing the check tois not nullfails the empty-value case.dotnet publish -c Release: no IL2xxx/IL3xxx warnings.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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