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Reimplements the read-UX commands — get (agents/providers/gateways),
describe, and delete — on the typed OpenShell Go SDK layer
(internal/openshell + internal/openshell/sdkclient), replacing the
internal/gateway CLI-table-parsing bridge for these paths.

Additive only. The wholesale deletion of internal/gateway and the
deprecated teardown/status commands is PR7b. The one sanctioned residual
here is delete --k8s, which still uses the CLI path (no SDK equivalent for the
helm/namespace/SCC teardown yet).

Slices

  • S1 — SDK read/delete layer: new narrow openshell.Sandbox/GatewayInfo
    types, five openshell.Client methods (Sandboxes, GetSandbox,
    DeleteSandbox, DeleteProvider, GatewayInfo), sdkclient mappers, white-box
    tests through the real fake mapping.
  • S2get on the SDK. get gateways reframes to the single active gateway
    ({Name, Endpoint, Status, Version}, no Active column) — the SDK has no
    gateway-list RPC. agents/providers columns and empty-state messages are
    preserved.
  • S3describe on the SDK (GetSandbox + best-effort GatewayInfo /
    Providers); human/JSON/YAML output preserved.
  • S4delete hybrid: sandbox + provider sweeps run on the SDK (private
    deleteSandboxesSDK/deleteProvidersSDK, preserving the running-sandbox
    guard); --k8s stays CLI-backed. The shared teardown* helpers and the
    deprecated teardown command are untouched.

Firewall

internal/openshell/sdkclient remains the sole production SDK importer.
cmd/get.go and cmd/describe.go no longer import internal/gateway;
cmd/delete.go imports it only for the --k8s/teardownK8s branch.

Verification

go build, go vet, go test ./..., golangci-lint run (0 issues), and
make test-suite (33/33) all green. New table-driven command tests cover the
get/describe/delete paths, including delete's real removal (asserted against the
fake store, not just log lines) and the provider guard.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added gateway and workspace targeting for get, describe, and delete commands.
    • Added sandbox lookup, listing, deletion, and bulk cleanup.
    • Added provider cleanup with safeguards while sandboxes remain.
    • Added gateway status, version, name, and endpoint details.
    • Added JSON and YAML output for sandbox descriptions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of missing gateways, sandboxes, and API errors.
    • Enabled Kubernetes-only deletion without API access.

… S1)

Add the narrow harness read types and Client methods the get/describe/delete
commands need, so PR7a can re-back them on the SDK instead of the internal/gateway
CLI-table-parsing bridge.

- openshell.Sandbox{Name,Phase} and GatewayInfo{Name,Endpoint,Status,Version}:
  least-exposure read views; no SDK struct crosses the firewall.
- Client methods: Sandboxes, GetSandbox, DeleteSandbox, DeleteProvider,
  GatewayInfo. All route errors through the single translate() owner.
- sdkclient captures gateway name+endpoint at New() (the SDK reports neither
  over the wire); the NewFromClient injection path leaves them empty, so
  Endpoint is production-only and untested via the fake.
- White-box tests exercise the real NewFromClient mapping against the SDK fake.
get agents/providers/gateways now run through openshell.Client via the Factory
seam; cmd/get.go no longer imports internal/gateway.

- get agents -> client.Sandboxes; get providers -> client.Providers; columns and
  empty-state messages byte-preserved.
- get gateways is reframed to the single active gateway (decision 4): the SDK
  has no gateway-list RPC, so it reports {Name, Endpoint, Status, Version} for
  the bound gateway and drops the Active column. Endpoint is empty on the fake
  path (production-only), so tests assert Name/Status/Version.
- New shared openClient helper (cmd/target.go) is the single target-resolve +
  client-construction site for the SDK-backed read commands.
- NewGetCmd drops the now-unused harnessDir/cli params (get uses neither after
  migration); main.go wires sdkclient.New.
Rewrite describe to resolve the sandbox via client.GetSandbox and enrich
with client.GatewayInfo/client.Providers (both best-effort), dropping the
internal/gateway CLI-table-parsing bridge. Behavior-preserving: the human
view keeps its 'Gateway: <name> (<endpoint>)' line and provider list; the
not-found error is unchanged. Wires NewDescribeCmd to sdkclient.New.
Move delete's sandbox and provider paths onto openshell.Client: targeted
deletes and the --sandboxes/--providers sweeps now run through the SDK via
new private deleteSandboxesSDK/deleteProvidersSDK helpers, preserving the
running-sandbox guard. Only the --k8s branch remains CLI-backed (via
teardownK8s), the sole sanctioned internal/gateway residual until PR7b.

The shared teardownSandboxes/teardownProviders/teardownK8s helpers and the
deprecated teardown command are untouched and still pass their tests. delete
resolves its own target (it needs the gateway name for its banner); the
target.go doc comment is updated to match.
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The command layer now resolves gateway and workspace targets through injected SDK factories. SDK clients support sandbox, provider, and gateway operations. Get, describe, and delete commands use these operations, while Kubernetes deletion remains CLI-backed.

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SDK command migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
SDK contracts and client context
internal/openshell/types.go, internal/openshell/client.go, internal/openshell/sdkclient/client.go
The SDK exposes sandbox and gateway view types, resource operations, and gateway connection metadata.
SDK resource operations and validation
internal/openshell/sdkclient/*.go, internal/openshell/sdkclient/*_test.go, internal/plan/state_test.go
The SDK lists, retrieves, and deletes sandboxes and providers. It maps gateway health data and translates errors. Tests cover mappings, missing resources, deletion, and injected clients.
Target resolution and read commands
cmd/target.go, cmd/get.go, cmd/get_test.go, cmd/describe.go, cmd/describe_test.go, main.go
Shared target resolution opens SDK clients. Get and describe use SDK sandbox, provider, and gateway data in table, JSON, and YAML output.
Delete command sweeps
cmd/delete.go, cmd/delete_test.go
Delete uses SDK operations for targeted and bulk sandbox/provider cleanup. Provider deletion waits for an empty workspace. Kubernetes deletion keeps the existing CLI path.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 4ee50

The PR can ignore the configured target, report successful completion after deletion failures, and hide lookup errors during describe. These bounded correctness and error-reporting issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant openClient
  participant sdkclient
  participant WorkspaceSDK
  CLI->>openClient: Resolve gateway and workspace
  openClient->>sdkclient: Create SDK client
  CLI->>sdkclient: Retrieve or mutate resources
  sdkclient->>WorkspaceSDK: Execute workspace operation
  WorkspaceSDK-->>sdkclient: Return resource data or status
  sdkclient-->>CLI: Return mapped result
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In `@cmd/delete.go`:
- Around line 41-47: Update the delete command around newClient so SDK
initialization is skipped for the --k8s-only path, while still creating and
closing the client for targeted sandbox deletion, --sandboxes, --providers, or
--all operations that require it.

In `@cmd/target.go`:
- Around line 37-39: Update openClient to accept the configured gateway and
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func openClient(ctx context.Context, newClient openshell.Factory, gatewayName, workspace *string) (openshell.Client, error) {
target := openshell.ResolveTarget(*gatewayName, *workspace, "", "", os.Getenv)
return newClient(ctx, target)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Pass config target values to ResolveTarget.

Line 38 passes empty config values. A configured gateway or workspace never participates in resolution. When flags and OPENSHELL_* variables are empty, get and describe cannot use the required config-file fallback.

Thread the configured gateway and workspace into openClient and pass them to openshell.ResolveTarget.

As per coding guidelines, "Use flag resolution order: Explicit flag > OPENSHELL_* env var > config file > default."

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In `@cmd/target.go` around lines 37 - 39, Update openClient to accept the
configured gateway and workspace values, then pass them to
openshell.ResolveTarget instead of empty strings. Preserve resolution precedence
so explicit flags override OPENSHELL_* environment variables, which override
config values and defaults.

Sources: Coding guidelines, Path instructions

CodeRabbit: delete --k8s is CLI/kubectl-backed and must not require the
OpenShell API. Gate SDK client construction on needsSDK so the --k8s-only
path runs teardownK8s even when the gateway is unavailable.
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Thanks @coderabbitai — addressed both:

  1. delete --k8s opening an SDK client — fixed in 3ea0c5c. Client construction is now gated on needsSDK (targeted args / --sandboxes / --providers / --all), so delete --k8s runs teardownK8s even when the OpenShell API is down. Not unit-tested: the --k8s path invokes the real, non-injectable teardownK8s, which shells out to the ambient kubeconfig and would act destructively on a live cluster — noted in a comment in delete_test.go.

  2. Threading config-file target values into ResolveTarget — declining, intentionally. get/describe/delete don't load a harness config; they resolve their target from flag > env only, matching cmd/doctor.go (the SDK-command template), which passes the same empty config values. The config-file fallback is a property of config-loading commands (plan/apply pass resolved.Spec.Target.*). Making the ad-hoc read/mutate commands load harness.yaml would be a scope change inconsistent with doctor and outside PR7a.

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In `@cmd/delete.go`:
- Around line 49-55: Update the error path in the needsSDK branch of the delete
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@robbycochran Thanks for the detailed clarification.

The needsSDK gate correctly preserves the delete --k8s path when the OpenShell API is unavailable. The lack of a unit test is justified because teardownK8s is destructive and non-injectable.

I agree that config-file target fallback does not apply to get, describe, or delete. Their flag-and-environment target resolution matches cmd/doctor.go. Configuration-derived targets remain limited to configuration-loading commands such as plan and apply.

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Timestamp: 2026-08-27T17:35:45.645Z
Learning: In this Go CLI, the ad-hoc SDK commands `get`, `describe`, `delete`, and `doctor` resolve OpenShell gateway and workspace targets from command flags and environment variables only. They intentionally do not load `harness.yaml`. Configuration-loading commands such as `plan` and `apply` may pass configuration-derived target values from `resolved.Spec.Target.*` into `ResolveTarget`.

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CodeRabbit: a bare 'return err' on client construction hides which
operation failed. Wrap the openClient/newClient error in get, describe,
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cmd/delete.go (2)

41-43: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Honor the configured target fallback.

ResolveTarget receives "" for both configuration values. When neither target flag nor an OPENSHELL_* variable is set, this command ignores the gateway and workspace configured in the config file and falls back to the default target. Pass the configured values to ResolveTarget or restore its config-file fallback before deleting resources.

As per coding guidelines, use flag resolution order: Explicit flag > OPENSHELL_* env var > config file > default.

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In `@cmd/delete.go` around lines 41 - 43, Update the target resolution in the
delete command around ResolveTarget so configured gateway and workspace values
are supplied instead of unconditional empty strings, preserving precedence of
explicit flags, OPENSHELL_* environment variables, config-file values, and
finally defaults before deleting resources.

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58-69: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Propagate SDK deletion failures.

status.Failf only prints an error. It does not make RunE return an error. Targeted sandbox deletion and both sweep helpers can therefore report failure while the command returns success. Return an error after all requested operations complete, including sandbox-list failures.

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In `@cmd/delete.go` around lines 58 - 69, Update the delete command’s RunE flow to
propagate failures instead of only displaying them through status.Failf.
Accumulate errors from targeted DeleteSandbox calls and both sweep helpers,
including sandbox-list failures, then return an error after all requested
operations complete while preserving successful status output.

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cmd/describe.go (1)

42-57: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Report best-effort lookup failures.

GatewayInfo and Providers errors are discarded. describe then returns success with omitted fields, so users cannot distinguish an empty result from a failed lookup. If best-effort behavior is required, report the failures through a non-structured warning channel; otherwise return contextual errors.

As per path instructions, correct error handling must wrap with context and must not swallow errors.

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In `@cmd/describe.go` around lines 42 - 57, Update the GatewayInfo and Providers
lookups in the describe command to avoid silently discarding errors: wrap each
failure with contextual information and return it, or report it through the
command’s non-structured warning channel while preserving best-effort output.
Ensure users can distinguish failed lookups from genuinely empty gateway or
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In `@cmd/delete.go`:
- Around line 41-43: Update the target resolution in the delete command around
ResolveTarget so configured gateway and workspace values are supplied instead of
unconditional empty strings, preserving precedence of explicit flags,
OPENSHELL_* environment variables, config-file values, and finally defaults
before deleting resources.
- Around line 58-69: Update the delete command’s RunE flow to propagate failures
instead of only displaying them through status.Failf. Accumulate errors from
targeted DeleteSandbox calls and both sweep helpers, including sandbox-list
failures, then return an error after all requested operations complete while
preserving successful status output.

In `@cmd/describe.go`:
- Around line 42-57: Update the GatewayInfo and Providers lookups in the
describe command to avoid silently discarding errors: wrap each failure with
contextual information and return it, or report it through the command’s
non-structured warning channel while preserving best-effort output. Ensure users
can distinguish failed lookups from genuinely empty gateway or provider results.

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Thanks @coderabbitai — reviewed the three outside-diff comments. All three conflict with PR7a's explicit, spec-recorded scope (PR7a is a behavior-preserving re-backing of these commands onto the SDK; the destructive/semantic cleanup is PR7b). Declining each here with rationale:

  1. delete.go — config-file target fallback. Same as the target.go note: get/describe/delete don't load a harness config; they resolve target from flag > env only, matching cmd/doctor.go. The config-file leg of the precedence chain is a property of config-loading commands (plan/apply, which pass resolved.Spec.Target.*). Threading harness.yaml into the ad-hoc read/mutate commands is a scope change inconsistent with doctor and out of PR7a.

  2. delete.go — propagate deletion failures via exit code. The pre-existing CLI delete also used status.Failf and returned nil (best-effort per-item, exit 0). PR7a preserves that exactly (decision 2: "today's flags and semantics"). Turning per-item failures into a non-zero exit is a genuine improvement but an observable behavior change — deferring to a focused follow-up so PR7a stays behavior-preserving.

  3. describe.go — best-effort gateway/provider lookup. Intentional and documented: the former CLI describe ignored ProviderList errors and treated a GatewayList failure as "no active gateway." The slice fixed this as non-fatal enrichment on purpose (a describe still shows the sandbox if introspection fails). Keeping it silent preserves that behavior.

CI is green (build/vet/test/lint, config-suite, kind, local, sandbox). Merging.

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@robbycochran Thanks for the detailed scope clarification.

I withdraw the three outside-diff comments. PR7a preserves the prior command behavior while changing the implementation to the SDK. The proposed changes would alter that behavior.

The follow-up changes belong in PR7b or a focused follow-up issue. If you want, I can open GitHub issues for the deletion exit-code behavior and describe enrichment error reporting.

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URL: https://github.com/stackrox/harness-openshell/pull/105

Timestamp: 2026-08-27T17:44:46.360Z
Learning: For PR7a in the Go CLI, SDK re-backing must preserve existing command semantics. `delete` reports per-item deletion failures with `status.Failf` but returns success for best-effort operations. `describe` treats gateway and provider lookup as non-fatal enrichment so it can still display sandbox information. Semantic or destructive-behavior changes are deferred to PR7b or focused follow-up work.

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Timestamp: 2026-08-27T17:35:45.658Z
Learning: In this Go CLI, the ad-hoc SDK commands `get`, `describe`, `delete`, and `doctor` resolve OpenShell gateway and workspace targets from command flags and environment variables only. They intentionally do not load `harness.yaml`. Configuration-loading commands such as `plan` and `apply` may pass configuration-derived target values from `resolved.Spec.Target.*` into `ResolveTarget`.

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