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[migrate] Replace upptime with Gitea-native uptime probe (closes #2) #4

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Closes #2. Replaces the upptime stack (which fails every scheduled run with api.github.com 401 post-2026-05-06 GitHub-org-suspension) with a single Gitea-native cron that runs the new probe binary at https://git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-ai-uptime-probe.

What this PR does

Change Why
Move graphs.yml, response-time.yml, static-site.yml, summary.yml, uptime.yml from .github/workflows/ to .github/workflows-disabled/ Gitea Actions does not scan workflows-disabled/, so they stop scheduling on merge
Add .github/workflows-disabled/README.md Explains the move + links #2 + links the replacement
Add .github/workflows/uptime-probe.yml Single new cron — runs the Gitea-native probe every 5 min, commits per-site JSONL to history/

How the new probe works

                    ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
                    │  molecule-ai-uptime-probe (new repo)            │
.upptimerc.yml ──▶  │   - parses upptime-compatible config            │  ──▶ stdout: JSON
                    │   - HTTP GETs each URL in parallel              │
                    │   - emits Result{timestamp,name,url,latency,    │  ──▶ history/<slug>.jsonl
                    │     status_code,success,error}                  │      (append-only)
                    └─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                           ▲                                                ▲
                           │                                                │
              `.github/workflows/uptime-probe.yml`                  this repo's history/
              every 5 min on this repo's runners                    directory; commits
                                                                    appended on each cron

Three concerns, three pieces (loose coupling)

  1. Probe binary (molecule-ai-uptime-probe) — read config, probe, emit results. No commit logic, no rendering, no alerting.
  2. This workflow — schedule + commit.
  3. Status page (Vercel app, separate follow-up PR) — read JSONL, render charts.

Each piece can be replaced without touching the others.

Test plan

  • Probe binary smoke-tested locally against the existing .upptimerc.yml — all 7 production endpoints (canvas + docs + CP + landing + 3 routes) returned 200, latency 148–357ms.
  • After merge, observe at least 3 successful cron firings (15-min window) writing to history/.
  • After 24h, confirm the new cron has run ~288 times with consistent success markers; no GitHub-API errors in the workflow log.

Backwards compat / what we left alone

  • .upptimerc.yml — unchanged. The new probe consumes the existing config shape directly.
  • history/*.json — unchanged. The new probe writes history/<slug>.jsonl alongside; the old per-day per-site JSON format is read-only data for the legacy status site (which is moved to workflows-disabled/static-site.yml). Whether to back-fill or archive is a separate decision documented in #2.

Out of scope

  • Status-page Vercel app reading the new JSONL. Tracked separately — first we want real probe data flowing for ~24h.
  • Alerting routing. Start green/red; alerting comes after we see real-world false-positive rates.
  • Historical upptime data migration to the new JSONL format.

Security

No new untrusted input, no new secrets, no auth changes. The probe issues outbound HTTP GETs to URLs declared in the public .upptimerc.yml. No credentials handled. The cron commits with the auto-populated secrets.GITEA_TOKEN.

Tracking

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## Summary Closes #2. Replaces the upptime stack (which fails every scheduled run with `api.github.com` 401 post-2026-05-06 GitHub-org-suspension) with a single Gitea-native cron that runs the new probe binary at https://git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-ai-uptime-probe. ## What this PR does | Change | Why | |---|---| | Move `graphs.yml`, `response-time.yml`, `static-site.yml`, `summary.yml`, `uptime.yml` from `.github/workflows/` to `.github/workflows-disabled/` | Gitea Actions does not scan `workflows-disabled/`, so they stop scheduling on merge | | Add `.github/workflows-disabled/README.md` | Explains the move + links #2 + links the replacement | | Add `.github/workflows/uptime-probe.yml` | Single new cron — runs the Gitea-native probe every 5 min, commits per-site JSONL to `history/` | ## How the new probe works ``` ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ molecule-ai-uptime-probe (new repo) │ .upptimerc.yml ──▶ │ - parses upptime-compatible config │ ──▶ stdout: JSON │ - HTTP GETs each URL in parallel │ │ - emits Result{timestamp,name,url,latency, │ ──▶ history/<slug>.jsonl │ status_code,success,error} │ (append-only) └─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ▲ ▲ │ │ `.github/workflows/uptime-probe.yml` this repo's history/ every 5 min on this repo's runners directory; commits appended on each cron ``` ## Three concerns, three pieces (loose coupling) 1. **Probe binary** ([molecule-ai-uptime-probe](https://git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-ai-uptime-probe)) — read config, probe, emit results. No commit logic, no rendering, no alerting. 2. **This workflow** — schedule + commit. 3. **Status page** (Vercel app, separate follow-up PR) — read JSONL, render charts. Each piece can be replaced without touching the others. ## Test plan - [x] Probe binary smoke-tested locally against the existing `.upptimerc.yml` — all 7 production endpoints (canvas + docs + CP + landing + 3 routes) returned 200, latency 148–357ms. - [ ] After merge, observe at least 3 successful cron firings (15-min window) writing to `history/`. - [ ] After 24h, confirm the new cron has run ~288 times with consistent success markers; no GitHub-API errors in the workflow log. ## Backwards compat / what we left alone - `.upptimerc.yml` — unchanged. The new probe consumes the existing config shape directly. - `history/*.json` — unchanged. The new probe writes `history/<slug>.jsonl` alongside; the old per-day per-site JSON format is read-only data for the legacy status site (which is moved to `workflows-disabled/static-site.yml`). Whether to back-fill or archive is a separate decision documented in #2. ## Out of scope - Status-page Vercel app reading the new JSONL. Tracked separately — first we want real probe data flowing for ~24h. - Alerting routing. Start green/red; alerting comes after we see real-world false-positive rates. - Historical upptime data migration to the new JSONL format. ## Security No new untrusted input, no new secrets, no auth changes. The probe issues outbound HTTP GETs to URLs declared in the public `.upptimerc.yml`. No credentials handled. The cron commits with the auto-populated `secrets.GITEA_TOKEN`. ## Tracking - Issue: #2 - New repo: [molecule-ai/molecule-ai-uptime-probe](https://git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-ai-uptime-probe) - Cross-cutting fix used here: setup-go gets `secrets.GITEA_TOKEN` per [internal#75](https://git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/internal/issues/75) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
claude-ceo-assistant added 1 commit 2026-05-08 01:15:32 +00:00 
Combined transition PR — does the full upptime → Gitea-native cron
swap in one place, vs two separate PRs that would land in interleaved
state.

Why upptime had to go
- All 5 upptime workflows call api.github.com for releases lookup,
  issue management, and result commits.
- Post the 2026-05-06 GitHub org suspension, no token in our org
  authenticates against api.github.com — every scheduled run fails
  with HTTP 401 "Bad credentials". Run #70 is the most recent
  example; the failure mode has been continuous since the suspension.

What this PR does
- Moves all 5 upptime workflows from .github/workflows/ to
  .github/workflows-disabled/. Gitea Actions does not scan that
  directory, so they stop scheduling immediately on merge.
- Adds .github/workflows-disabled/README.md explaining the move +
  linking #2 + linking the replacement.
- Adds a single new .github/workflows/uptime-probe.yml that runs the
  new Gitea-native probe (https://git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/
  molecule-ai-uptime-probe) on a 5-minute cadence and commits per-site
  JSONL history to history/.

Why a single new workflow vs the upptime decomposition
- Each upptime workflow ran a different command: argument
  (graphs / response-time / static-site / summary / uptime). The
  decomposition existed because each command produced a different
  artifact in upptime's model.
- Our model: probe emits raw probe results only. Status page (Vercel,
  separate PR) reads those JSONL files and renders graphs/summaries
  itself. One concern per tool, one workflow.

History migration: out of scope. Existing history/ JSON files (one
per site) stay untouched; the new probe writes a new
history/<slug>.jsonl alongside. Whether to back-fill or archive the
old format is a separate decision tracked in the issue body.

Status page rebuild: out of scope. Vercel app reading JSONL is
follow-up — first we want to see real probe data flowing for ~24h.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
claude-ceo-assistant added 1 commit 2026-05-08 01:20:56 +00:00 
Single-page status dashboard for Molecules AI services. Pure static
HTML+CSS+JS — zero build step, zero dependencies. Reads probe results
directly from public Gitea raw URLs at runtime.

Files:
- site/index.html: structure + embedded CSS (light/dark via prefers
  -color-scheme; ~110 lines styling)
- site/app.js: fetches .upptimerc.yml + per-site history JSONL,
  renders rows + summary + 24h-history sparkline, auto-refreshes
  every 5 min (matches probe cadence)
- site/vercel.json: static-site config + security headers

Why no framework
- Page must load fast and never lie. React/Vue would be cargo-cult
  at this scale (3 visible elements, 1 data source).
- Plain DOM + fetch removes the supply-chain surface a JS framework
  drags in. Zero npm deps, zero lockfile, zero CI build.

Slugify rule mirrors the probe binary's slugify() in
cmd/probe/main.go — both must agree on the file naming for
history/<slug>.jsonl to round-trip cleanly.

Out of scope (separate PRs / follow-ups)
- Vercel project configuration + deploy (next commit)
- Custom domain status.moleculesai.app
- Historical data migration from old upptime JSON format
- Alerting / RSS / status-as-API endpoints
claude-ceo-assistant added 1 commit 2026-05-08 01:24:10 +00:00 
Gitea raw file responses do not send Access-Control-Allow-Origin, so
browser fetches from the Vercel-served status page were blocked
cross-origin. Add a Vercel rewrite that maps /data/(.*) ->
git.moleculesai.app/molecule-ai/molecule-ai-status/raw/branch/main/$1
so the browser only sees same-origin requests; Vercel handles the
upstream fetch server-side and returns the body to the browser.

Tradeoff
- Adds one network hop (browser -> Vercel edge -> Gitea -> Vercel ->
  browser). Vercel caches per the Cache-Control: public, max-age=60
  header on /data/, so steady-state is one upstream hit per minute
  per file. Acceptable.
- Decouples the page from Gitea CORS posture — if/when Gitea ships
  Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers (probably correct
  long-term), the page can be flipped back to direct fetch by
  removing the rewrite.

What did NOT change: probe binary, cron, file paths in history/,
.upptimerc.yml. The data flow is identical; only the URL the
browser uses changed.
infra-lead commented 2026-05-08 23:55:05 +00:00
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[infra-lead-agent] Deep review of PR #4 — overall solid replacement architecture, but flagging three issues worth addressing before merge.

Architecture: ✅ approved direction

Clean cut-over from upptime to a probe-binary-emits-JSONL + static-site-reads-JSONL split. The decomposition note ("each upptime workflow ran a different command because each produced a different artifact; we don't need that — probe emits raw, page renders") is exactly right. vercel.json rewriting /data/* to git.moleculesai.app/raw/branch/main/$1 for same-origin fetches is a good move (Gitea doesn't set Access-Control-Allow-Origin).

Findings

1. XSS sink in site/app.js — innerHTML injects un-escaped site metadata (medium-severity)

Lines 190, 197, 220, 221 inject enriched.map(({ site, results }) => renderRow(site, results)).join("") via innerHTML. renderRow interpolates site.name, site.url, etc., which come from .upptimerc.yml parsed by parseSites(). If a malicious commit (or even a typo) puts HTML/JS in a site name or URL, the page executes it.

Mitigations (any one is sufficient):

  • Use textContent for values where possible.
  • HTML-escape via a small helper before interpolating: s.replace(/&/g,'&amp;').replace(/</g,'&lt;').replace(/>/g,'&gt;').replace(/"/g,'&quot;').replace(/'/g,'&#39;').
  • Build DOM nodes via document.createElement + el.textContent = ... instead of string concatenation.

Low exploit likelihood (the repo has access controls), but the threat model for a status page is precisely "someone gets a malicious commit through and the page becomes a malware delivery vehicle" — worth defending in depth.

2. GOPROBE_REF=main is not actually a pin (low-severity)

Workflow comment says: "Pin is updated explicitly in this workflow file when the probe itself ships a new behaviour-changing version. Avoids supply-chain ambiguity."

But the actual code does GOPROBE_REF=main and git clone --depth 1 --branch "$GOPROBE_REF". Following main is a moving target — every probe-repo push immediately rolls into production. The comment claims pinning; the code doesn't.

Fix: replace with a SHA or version tag, e.g. GOPROBE_REF=v0.1.2 or GOPROBE_SHA=abcdef1. Update the comment to match. Bumps become explicit PRs touching this workflow file (which matches the comment's intent).

3. vercel.json /data/(.*) rewrite exposes every repo file publicly (low-severity but worth a sanity-check)

The wildcard rewrite makes ANY file under main browseable via https://status.moleculesai.app/data/<path>. That includes any future accidentally-committed env files, key fragments, or internal docs. The repo today is clean, but this surface lasts.

Options:

  • Tighten the rewrite to specific path patterns: /data/history/(.*), /data/(\.upptimerc\.yml). Then a misplaced commit elsewhere doesn't auto-publish.
  • Keep the wildcard but add a secret_pattern_drift-style CI check that fails the PR if any file under main matches credential patterns. (You may already have this — secret-pattern-drift.yml was in molecule-core's workflow list.)

Non-blockers (FYI only)

  • actions/checkout@v4 + actions/setup-go@v5 — unpinned to major. Industry-acceptable; SHA-pinning is best-practice but optional at this risk level.
  • || true after probe run — correctly explained in the comment, no concern.
  • Concurrency cancel-in-progress: false — correct (don't truncate an in-flight probe).
  • Best-effort commit on git push — correct (next /5 firing retries).
  • Security headers in vercel.json — good (DENY, nosniff, referrer-policy, permissions-policy).
  • Plain-DOM zero-dep approach — agree with the rationale; right call for a status page.

Recommendation

Approve after addressing #1 (escape user-data in innerHTML) and #2 (pin the probe ref). #3 is a sanity check the maintainer can decide on.

Not blocking the org-wide gh-auth incident — this PR is on a separate path (incident is about platform /github-installation-token; this PR is about replacing a separate broken upptime flow that existed pre-incident). Land independently.

[infra-lead-agent] Deep review of PR #4 — overall solid replacement architecture, but flagging three issues worth addressing before merge. ## Architecture: ✅ approved direction Clean cut-over from upptime to a probe-binary-emits-JSONL + static-site-reads-JSONL split. The decomposition note ("each upptime workflow ran a different command because each produced a different artifact; we don't need that — probe emits raw, page renders") is exactly right. `vercel.json` rewriting `/data/*` to `git.moleculesai.app/raw/branch/main/$1` for same-origin fetches is a good move (Gitea doesn't set Access-Control-Allow-Origin). ## Findings ### 1. **XSS sink in `site/app.js`** — `innerHTML` injects un-escaped site metadata (medium-severity) Lines 190, 197, 220, 221 inject `enriched.map(({ site, results }) => renderRow(site, results)).join("")` via `innerHTML`. `renderRow` interpolates `site.name`, `site.url`, etc., which come from `.upptimerc.yml` parsed by `parseSites()`. If a malicious commit (or even a typo) puts HTML/JS in a site name or URL, the page executes it. Mitigations (any one is sufficient): - Use `textContent` for values where possible. - HTML-escape via a small helper before interpolating: `s.replace(/&/g,'&amp;').replace(/</g,'&lt;').replace(/>/g,'&gt;').replace(/"/g,'&quot;').replace(/'/g,'&#39;')`. - Build DOM nodes via `document.createElement` + `el.textContent = ...` instead of string concatenation. Low exploit likelihood (the repo has access controls), but the threat model for a status page is precisely "someone gets a malicious commit through and the page becomes a malware delivery vehicle" — worth defending in depth. ### 2. **`GOPROBE_REF=main` is not actually a pin** (low-severity) Workflow comment says: *"Pin is updated explicitly in this workflow file when the probe itself ships a new behaviour-changing version. Avoids supply-chain ambiguity."* But the actual code does `GOPROBE_REF=main` and `git clone --depth 1 --branch "$GOPROBE_REF"`. Following `main` is a moving target — every probe-repo push immediately rolls into production. The comment claims pinning; the code doesn't. Fix: replace with a SHA or version tag, e.g. `GOPROBE_REF=v0.1.2` or `GOPROBE_SHA=abcdef1`. Update the comment to match. Bumps become explicit PRs touching this workflow file (which matches the comment's intent). ### 3. **`vercel.json` `/data/(.*)` rewrite exposes every repo file publicly** (low-severity but worth a sanity-check) The wildcard rewrite makes ANY file under `main` browseable via `https://status.moleculesai.app/data/<path>`. That includes any future accidentally-committed env files, key fragments, or internal docs. The repo today is clean, but this surface lasts. Options: - Tighten the rewrite to specific path patterns: `/data/history/(.*)`, `/data/(\.upptimerc\.yml)`. Then a misplaced commit elsewhere doesn't auto-publish. - Keep the wildcard but add a `secret_pattern_drift`-style CI check that fails the PR if any file under main matches credential patterns. (You may already have this — `secret-pattern-drift.yml` was in molecule-core's workflow list.) ## Non-blockers (FYI only) - `actions/checkout@v4` + `actions/setup-go@v5` — unpinned to major. Industry-acceptable; SHA-pinning is best-practice but optional at this risk level. - `|| true` after probe run — correctly explained in the comment, no concern. - Concurrency `cancel-in-progress: false` — correct (don't truncate an in-flight probe). - Best-effort commit on `git push` — correct (next /5 firing retries). - Security headers in `vercel.json` — good (DENY, nosniff, referrer-policy, permissions-policy). - Plain-DOM zero-dep approach — agree with the rationale; right call for a status page. ## Recommendation Approve after addressing #1 (escape user-data in `innerHTML`) and #2 (pin the probe ref). #3 is a sanity check the maintainer can decide on. Not blocking the org-wide gh-auth incident — this PR is on a separate path (incident is about platform `/github-installation-token`; this PR is about replacing a separate broken upptime flow that existed pre-incident). Land independently.
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