feat(agiled): add agiled plugin and contacts endpoint - #966
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds the Agiled package with contacts listing, API-key authentication, retry handling, error handlers, package tooling, schema definitions, documentation, and Corsair provider registration. Webhook and OAuth support are removed. ChangesAgiled integration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The Agiled integration currently allows webhook requests to be accepted without authenticating their signatures and exposes only placeholder event handling, so forged or unprocessed events could affect production workflows. Merge should be blocked until webhook verification and required handlers are implemented. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Contacts
participant makeAgiledRequest
participant CorsairHTTP
Caller->>Contacts: list(ctx, input)
Contacts->>makeAgiledRequest: Send GET /contacts
makeAgiledRequest->>CorsairHTTP: Execute API-key request
CorsairHTTP-->>makeAgiledRequest: Return response or error
makeAgiledRequest-->>Contacts: Return typed output or AgiledAPIError
Contacts-->>Caller: Return contacts list
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In `@packages/agiled/index.ts`:
- Around line 81-85: Replace the placeholder agiledWebhooksNested.example
registration and its example-only handler with typed webhook routes and handlers
for Contact Created, Project Created, Invoice Generated, and Task Completed
events. Update the dispatch logic to match each required event type and register
the complete tree through the existing webhook registration flow.
In `@packages/agiled/readme.md`:
- Around line 1-15: Update the Agiled README content to remove the unintended
four-space indentation so headings, paragraphs, and the endpoint list render as
Markdown; also keep the Agiled API documentation URL on one uninterrupted line
so the link resolves correctly.
In `@packages/agiled/webhooks/types.ts`:
- Around line 56-61: Implement verifyAgiledWebhookSignature to fail closed:
obtain and follow Agiled’s documented signing format, compute the expected
signature from the raw request body and secret, and compare it securely against
x-agiled-signature. Return valid: false with an appropriate error for missing,
malformed, or mismatched signatures, and only return valid: true after
successful verification.
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packages/agiled/client.tspackages/agiled/endpoints/contacts.tspackages/agiled/endpoints/index.tspackages/agiled/endpoints/types.tspackages/agiled/error-handlers.tspackages/agiled/index.tspackages/agiled/jest.config.cjspackages/agiled/package.jsonpackages/agiled/readme.mdpackages/agiled/schema.test.tspackages/agiled/schema/database.tspackages/agiled/schema/index.tspackages/agiled/tsconfig.jsonpackages/agiled/tsup.config.tspackages/agiled/webhooks/example.tspackages/agiled/webhooks/index.tspackages/agiled/webhooks/oauth-tenant-link.tspackages/agiled/webhooks/tenant-matcher.tspackages/agiled/webhooks/types.tspackages/corsair/core/constants.ts
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| const agiledWebhooksNested = { | ||
| example: { | ||
| example: ExampleWebhooks.example, | ||
| }, | ||
| } as const; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Register the required Agiled webhook events.
This tree registers only example.example. The handler matches only type === 'example'. Contact Created, Project Created, Invoice Generated, and Task Completed events have no route or handler, so the webhook objective is not implemented.
Replace the example webhook with typed handlers for the required Agiled events before registering webhooks.
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In `@packages/agiled/index.ts` around lines 81 - 85, Replace the placeholder
agiledWebhooksNested.example registration and its example-only handler with
typed webhook routes and handlers for Contact Created, Project Created, Invoice
Generated, and Task Completed events. Update the dispatch logic to match each
required event type and register the complete tree through the existing webhook
registration flow.
| export function verifyAgiledWebhookSignature( | ||
| request: WebhookRequest<AgiledWebhookPayload>, | ||
| secret: string, | ||
| ): { valid: boolean; error?: string } { | ||
| // TODO: Implement webhook signature verification | ||
| return { valid: true }; |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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🌐 Web query:
Find the official Agiled webhook documentation that specifies the signature header, signed byte sequence, hashing algorithm, and encoding requirements.
💡 Result:
Official documentation specifically for Agiled (agiled.app) regarding the technical specifications of their own webhook signature verification is not publicly indexed in detail. While Agiled does include a feature to verify webhook signatures using a signing secret [1], their help center primarily provides guidance on integrating third-party webhooks (e.g., Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay) [2][3][4] rather than detailing the cryptographic implementation of their own outgoing webhooks. Be aware that search results for "Agiled" often overlap with similarly named services such as "Agile.Now" [5][6], "AGLedger" [7][8], and "AGILITY" [9][10]. These platforms have their own distinct webhook security implementations: 1. Agile.Now: Uses the X-Signature header with HMAC SHA256 [5][6]. 2. AGLedger: Uses headers such as X-AGLedger-Signature (with HMAC-SHA256) or RFC 9421-compliant signatures (with Ed25519) [7][8]. 3. AGILITY: Uses the X-Agility-Signature header [9]. For the specific Agiled (agiled.app) service, it is recommended to access the signature documentation directly through your account's webhook management settings or by contacting their official support, as the publicly available resources do not provide a standardized technical specification for their native webhook signing process.
Citations:
- 1: https://agiled.app/apps/webhooks
- 2: https://help.agiled.app/article/71-adding-stripe-payment-gateway
- 3: https://help.agiled.app/article/73-accepting-payments-with-razorpay
- 4: https://help.agiled.app/article/72-accepting-payments-with-paypal
- 5: https://docs.agilenow.io/apidocs/ensuring-webhook-security-with-signatures
- 6: https://docs.agilenow.io/apidocs/webhook-integration-guide-for-external-developers
- 7: https://agledger.ai/docs/guides/webhooks/
- 8: https://agledger.ai/webhooks/
- 9: https://nexiusocp.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/AKB1/pages/3079143456/Webhook+best+practices+and+troubleshooting
- 10: https://agilitycms.com/docs/training-guide/admin-webhooks
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git ls-files 'packages/agiled/**' | sed -n '1,120p'
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printf '%s\n' '--- example.ts ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- signature references ---'
rg -n -S 'verifyAgiledWebhookSignature|WebhookRequest|signature|secret' packages/agiledRepository: corsairdev/corsair
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🌐 Web query:
site:help.agiled.app OR site:agiled.app webhook signature signing secret header HMAC
💡 Result:
Webhook signature verification is a security mechanism used to ensure that a webhook request received by your server actually originated from the expected service provider and has not been tampered with in transit [1]. The process relies on HMAC (Hash-based Message Authentication Code), a method that uses a secret key to create a unique signature for each request payload [1]. Core Components: 1. Signing Secret: A shared secret key known only to your server and the service provider (e.g., Stripe, Razorpay) [2][1]. It should never be exposed or hardcoded in public-facing code. 2. Signature Header: When the service provider sends a webhook, they calculate an HMAC hash of the payload using the signing secret. They include this hash in the request's HTTP headers (often named something like X-Signature, X-Hub-Signature, or X-Webhook-Signature). How Verification Works: 1. Receive Request: Your server receives the incoming POST request containing the payload and the signature header [2][3]. 2. Recompute Signature: Using the same signing secret stored securely on your server, your application code takes the raw request body (the payload) and re-calculates the HMAC hash [1]. 3. Compare: You compare your calculated hash with the hash provided in the HTTP header [1]. 4. Validate: If the two hashes match, the request is authentic. If they do not match, the request should be rejected, as it indicates the payload may have been altered or the sender is not who they claim to be. Best Practices: - Always use constant-time string comparison to prevent timing attacks when comparing the calculated hash against the header signature. - Treat the signing secret with the same security level as an API key [1][3]. - Verify signatures before processing the webhook payload [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://help.agiled.app/article/73-accepting-payments-with-razorpay
- 2: https://help.agiled.app/payment-gateways/71-adding-stripe-payment-gateway
- 3: https://help.agiled.app/article/72-accepting-payments-with-paypal
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for f in packages/agiled/webhooks/index.ts packages/agiled/webhooks/tenant-matcher.ts packages/agiled/webhooks/oauth-tenant-link.ts; do
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Fail closed on Agiled webhook signature verification.
verifyAgiledWebhookSignature accepts any request after the header-presence check. A forged request with x-agiled-signature and routable tenant data can be recorded as a completed event. Verify the signature against the raw body and secret, and reject missing, malformed, or mismatched signatures. Obtain Agiled’s exact signing format before implementation.
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In `@packages/agiled/webhooks/types.ts` around lines 56 - 61, Implement
verifyAgiledWebhookSignature to fail closed: obtain and follow Agiled’s
documented signing format, compute the expected signature from the raw request
body and secret, and compare it securely against x-agiled-signature. Return
valid: false with an appropriate error for missing, malformed, or mismatched
signatures, and only return valid: true after successful verification.
Greptile SummaryThe PR adds an Agiled integration with API-key authentication and a paginated Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains. Important Files Changed
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Contacts endpoint remains untested
The package implements contacts.list, but its only test asserts schema metadata and never invokes the endpoint, so authentication, pagination, request construction, and response regressions pass the package test suite undetected.
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| R1 — Scope: plugin files only | ✅ | |
| R2 — Tests with assertions | ✅ | |
| R3 — Description complete | ✅ | |
| R3 — Linked issue / claim | ✅ | |
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stub webhook's gone and a missing key now fails closed
overall the code looks fine to me
Description
This PR introduces the new Agiled integration plugin.
It adds support for the Agiled public API, enabling AI agents to
manage business operations like CRM and project management.
Agiled workspace.
- Associated TypeScript types and Zod schemas for request/response
validation.
Closes #965
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