[juliusmarminge]

The server pieces an EAS Simulator device host needs, with no host yet.

• Credentials, in the order the GitHub integration uses:

  1. an access token saved for the EAS host: a secretSetting, kept in the secret store and redacted for clients;
  2. EXPO_TOKEN;
  3. the session eas login / expo login keeps in ~/.expo/state.json.

  No Expo CLI is needed. A credential that is not printable ASCII (the redacted placeholder after a failed secret read, a pasted newline) is refused with a message naming its source, never sent. expo-session joins the redacted header names.

• ExpoApi: a client for the Expo GraphQL operations eas-cli's simulator:* commands use: the signed-in account and its apps, simulator access, and starting, reading, listing and stopping sessions. It is generated with effect/graphql, the same way as the GitHub client:

  • apps/server/schema/expo.graphql is api.expo.dev's schema, read by introspection (which Expo allows without a credential; eas-cli generates from the same endpoint). vp run generate:expo-schema refreshes it.
  • The operations are in src/device/ExpoApi.graphql; vp run generate writes ExpoApi.graphql.ts, and CI checks it is current.
  • Errors keep no cause that could hold the credential header or quote session tokens. Session tokens stay Redacted.

• EAS project lookup: reads the literal projectId a workspace's app config names, and extra.eas.projectId from the first of app.config.json and app.json (wrapped in expo or not, as Expo accepts both; one Expo reads as JSON5 that is not JSON makes the project unknown), at the root or one app directory under apps/ or packages/. It never runs the config: that is the project's own code, which an agent may have written. The config's text is taken as it is, comments included, and every mention of projectId in it must be an entry whose whole value is one quoted string (a quoted id that is not a UUID, such as Firebase's, names no EAS project); a config that sets or later changes it from a variable, may replace it with a spread after it (anywhere, at any depth) or an assignment over the config anywhere (Object.assign, or a helper named assign), assigns to .extra/.eas (dotted or in brackets), deletes anything, or requires or imports another file (which may replace the object holding the id, or the whole config), names two projects, or is there but cannot be read makes the app's project unknown. A dynamic config's id and app.json's must agree, since the config may replace it only on some builds; a dynamic config that names no EAS id (another service's does not count) carries app.json's through only when it is shown to spread the config Expo hands it and nothing else but its own extra or extra.eas, which keep the id wherever they land (read past comments and parentheses after the ...; config$, config.preview and config.extra.preview are other things); one that spreads anything else, or nothing at all, may replace or drop it, so its project is unknown too; so does one with an extra/eas entry (bare, quoted, computed or shorthand) whose value does not start by spreading that same entry of the config (config.extra, config.extra.eas; spreading the whole config there puts the id elsewhere), or with more such entries than are read. If any app is unknown or apps disagree, it returns nothing rather than guessing.

Part of built-in EAS Simulator support (stack #21847). Layer 4 of 6.

Testing:

• Credentials: the resolution order, and refusing the redacted placeholder, a newline and a malformed EXPO_TOKEN without echoing them.
• Secret store: the settings secret test covers the EAS token: kept off disk, redacted for clients, and preserved when a client echoes the redacted value.
• ExpoApi: sending the credential, decoding a ready session, keeping the credential out of errors when Expo is unreachable, turning GraphQL errors (including a captured Expo refusal) and rejected credentials into readable messages, keeping the HTTP status Expo answered with, and marking which errors mean Expo refused (a 4xx, or GraphQL errors below 500 that are all the user's fault and not transient, with no data or null data: how Expo answers a refusal, with Apollo's default code ignored) and which may have run (unreachable, a 5xx, errors beside non-null data, or errors Expo marks transient, internal, or as any type but the user's, as eas-cli reads them).
• Project lookup: a config that would write a marker file if run is read but never runs, a computed id is not guessed (also next to a sibling app's literal id, or next to an old id in a comment), an id assigned later makes the answer unknown, a Firebase projectId beside the EAS one does not, an old id in a comment makes the answer ambiguous, a "**/*" glob does not hide the id, a config naming two projects gives no answer even with app.json, a config naming a project only some builds use disagrees with app.json, an unreadable app.json or app.config.json gives no answer, so does one with a comment, only the first static config counts, an id built in a template or joined from pieces (on one line, across lines ending in any line terminator, or around a comment, even one holding a separator) gives no answer, a spread after the id (in its object, in an enclosing object, or hidden behind a comment) or an assignment over the config anywhere (Object.assign however it is written, before or after the entry, or a helper named assign) gives no answer while spreads before it are fine, a config that spreads another file over app.json's id gives no answer while one that only spreads the config itself reads it, a long comment is handled at once, a config over 256 KB or with more than 32 mentions of projectId is unknown at once, one a comment follows is read, an unwrapped static config is read and does not get guessed between with a wrapped one, a README beside the apps is not an app, app.config.json, app.json, and disagreeing apps.
• Real Expo API: the generated client read the account, simulator access and active sessions against api.expo.dev with an eas login session (read-only, temporary test).

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Thread transfer impact

✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.

ℹ️ No successful main baseline artifact is available yet. This run establishes the initial measurement.

Provider	Metric	Main baseline	This PR	Impact	PR ceiling
Codex	Total thread wire	—	5.0 KiB	—	6.8 KiB	✅
Codex	Thread snapshot wire	—	3.8 KiB	—	4.9 KiB	✅
Codex	Live turn WebSocket wire	—	1.2 KiB	—	2.0 KiB	✅
Codex	Live turn WebSocket decoded	—	20.9 KiB	—	29.3 KiB	✅
Codex	Live turn messages	—	2	—	8	✅
Claude	Total thread wire	—	5.0 KiB	—	6.8 KiB	✅
Claude	Thread snapshot wire	—	3.8 KiB	—	4.9 KiB	✅
Claude	Live turn WebSocket wire	—	1.2 KiB	—	2.0 KiB	✅
Claude	Live turn WebSocket decoded	—	21.2 KiB	—	29.3 KiB	✅
Claude	Live turn messages	—	2	—	8	✅

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Scenario and decoded snapshot size

10 historical turns, 5 command tools per turn, 878.9 KiB retained MCP result per historical turn, and a 1.05 MiB retained result in the measured turn.

• Codex decoded thread snapshot: 108.5 KiB
• Claude decoded thread snapshot: 108.8 KiB

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Approvability

Verdict: Needs Human Approval

Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR adds a new Expo/EAS simulator integration with credential fallback, secret-store handling, and device-session tokens, alongside substantial project configuration parsing. It also changes static-analysis configuration to suppress diagnostics for generated files, so the security and review-policy impact warrants human review.

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apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.ts: 1

256-278: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Get HttpClient from the Effect environment, not from a makeExpoApi parameter.

makeExpoApi takes http: HttpClient.HttpClient as a plain argument. Line 274 then wraps the argument back into a layer with Layer.succeed(HttpClient.HttpClient, http). The repository rules forbid passing service dependencies as parameters. With this signature, neither the type of makeExpoApi nor the type of its callers shows that an HttpClient is required. credential is per-call configuration, so it can stay a parameter.

The client value is also an Effect that has a layer provided to it. Each call runs Effect.flatMap(client, run), so every request builds the auth middleware and GraphQLProtocol.layerHttp layers again. If the factory is effectful, it can build the client once and reuse it for all six operations.

♻️ Proposed refactor

-export const makeExpoApi = (http: HttpClient.HttpClient, credential: ExpoCredential) => {
-  const client = GraphQLClient.make(ExpoGroup).pipe(
+export const makeExpoApi = Effect.fn("ExpoApi.makeExpoApi")(function* (credential: ExpoCredential) {
+  const http = yield* HttpClient.HttpClient;
+  const client = yield* GraphQLClient.make(ExpoGroup).pipe(
     Effect.provide(
       Layer.mergeAll(
         ...
         GraphQLProtocol.layerHttp({ url: EXPO_GRAPHQL_URL }).pipe(
           Layer.provide(Layer.succeed(HttpClient.HttpClient, http)),
         ),
       ),
     ),
   );
   const call = <A>(...) =>
-    Effect.flatMap(client, run).pipe(
+    run(client).pipe(
       ...

ExpoApi would then be Effect.Success<ReturnType<typeof makeExpoApi>>. Callers would provide HttpClient instead of passing it in. Check that GraphQLClient.make does not need a Scope that ends early when you build the client once.

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Review comment at @apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.ts around lines 256 - 278:
Refactor makeExpoApi into an Effect.fn that receives only ExpoCredential,
retrieves HttpClient.HttpClient from the Effect environment, and builds the
GraphQL client once during factory initialization. Remove the per-call
Effect.flatMap(client, run) pattern so each operation reuses the initialized
client, while preserving the existing auth and HTTP layers and updating callers
to provide HttpClient through the environment.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts:
- Line 81: Update EXTRA_OR_EAS to recognize quoted extra/eas keys and add
shorthand-property detection for extra/eas in keepsStaticExtra, treating either
form as replacing the static app.json entry. Add tests covering quoted extra and
shorthand extra configurations, with each expecting Option.none().
- Around line 82-104: Update keepsStaticExtra to count matched extra/eas entries
and return false once the count exceeds MAX_MENTIONS, before scanning each
entry’s spread filler. Preserve the existing validation for entries within the
limit.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.ts:
- Around line 256-278: Refactor makeExpoApi into an Effect.fn that receives only
ExpoCredential, retrieves HttpClient.HttpClient from the Effect environment, and
builds the GraphQL client once during factory initialization. Remove the
per-call Effect.flatMap(client, run) pattern so each operation reuses the
initialized client, while preserving the existing auth and HTTP layers and
updating callers to provide HttpClient through the environment.

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