docs(readme): agent-SEO safety positioning; document the --yes gap - #2098
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Re-applies Eli Finer's PR #2095 (branch agent-seo-readme, based on the old monorepo history) onto the new CLI-only main after the CUDly -> cloud-commitments-cli split. Ports the safety-first framing and agent positioning: a Key Features list, a prominent Safety Features section, and an Implementation Status table. Drops the PR's "real, interactive terminal" purchase gate and "--yes retired" claims: cmd/helpers.go's ConfirmPurchase returns true for --yes before the TTY check ever runs, so no automation boundary exists on the purchase path today (confirmed by CodeRabbit's review on #2095 and tracked in #1943, already open). The README and purchase-safety.md now state that gap explicitly and link #1943 instead of describing unbuilt behavior as current. GAPS-VS-CLAIMS.md is not carried over: it audits the old monorepo README against a plan/approval design that was replaced before #2095 even opened, and against a repo-split-pending state that has since landed. Its one still-relevant finding (the --yes bypass) already has a live tracking issue (#1943), so it is linked from the docs instead of duplicated into a static file. Co-Authored-By: Eli Finer <eli.finer@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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- Line 3: Update the opening statement in the CUDly documentation to distinguish
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CodeRabbit review on #2098 correctly flagged that the intro line ("several mechanisms prevent duplicate or unintended buys") contradicts the file's own later statement that the CLI has no idempotency check against previously-purchased commitments. Narrow the intro to the mechanisms that actually exist and point to the existing Duplicate purchase prevention section for the gap. Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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🟡 Minor · Limit the README to providers supported by the CLI. · README.md:3
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the README to providers supported by the CLI.
The CLI loads AWS configuration, uses the AWS recommendations client, accepts only AWS service types, and dispatches only AWS purchase clients. The
configure-azureandconfigure-gcpcommands only store credentials. They do not provide recommendation or purchase routes. Users who follow the README for Azure or GCP cannot perform the advertised one-command workflow.Update the provider, recommendation, and status claims together:
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-CUDly is an open source CLI for discovering and purchasing cloud commitments — AWS Reserved Instances and Savings Plans, plus selected Azure and GCP commitments — in a single command. It is dry-run by default: nothing is purchased until you pass `--purchase`. +CUDly is an open source CLI for discovering and purchasing AWS Reserved Instances and Savings Plans in a single command. It is dry-run by default: nothing is purchased until you pass `--purchase`. ... -- **Grounded recommendations** - built from the cloud provider's own recommendation APIs (AWS Cost Explorer, Azure Advisor, GCP recommender), not estimated locally. -- **Multi-cloud, one interface** - AWS, Azure, and GCP through the same command and flags. See [Implementation Status](#implementation-status) for per-provider maturity. +- **Grounded recommendations** - built from AWS Cost Explorer recommendations, not estimated locally. ... | Cloud | Status | |---|---| | AWS | Production - Amazon RDS and ElastiCache are the tested paths; other AWS services remain experimental. | -| Azure | Experimental - selected commitment types; maturity can vary by service and account. | -| GCP | Experimental - selected commitment types; maturity can vary by service and account. |🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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CodeRabbit's review on #2098 flagged the README's multi-cloud framing as unsupported: cmd/main.go's createServiceClient only switches on AWS service types (falls through to nil otherwise), and runToolMultiService always instantiates an AWS-only RecommendationsClient. docs/cli/cloud-setup.md already documents that configure-azure/configure-gcp only bootstrap credentials for the separate self-hosted platform, "not part of the regular analysis/purchase workflow." Rewrite the intro, Key Features, Implementation Status, and Credentials sections to describe the CLI's actual AWS-only recommend-and-purchase surface, and point Azure/GCP readers at configure-azure/configure-gcp and the self-hosted platform instead of implying this CLI purchases Azure/GCP commitments directly. Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
… claims Independent review of PR #2098 found three more inaccuracies against cmd/, verified directly before fixing: - Duplicate-purchase prevention is real, not server-only: checkDuplicates (cmd/multi_service_helpers.go:580) and adjustRecsForDuplicates (cmd/multi_service.go:545) both call recfilter.DuplicateChecker.AdjustRecommendationsForExisting*, which subtracts commitments purchased in the last 24h (DefaultDuplicateCheckLookbackHours) on every path. What's actually true: --idempotency-window's value is never read (NewDuplicateChecker is always called with 0, the hardcoded default) - #1262 - and a failed existing-commitments lookup lets the run continue un-deduplicated with a warning - #1941. Rewrote the README, the Duplicate purchase prevention section, and the safety checklist in docs/cli/purchase-safety.md around that reality instead of "no CLI-side prevention" / "server-side scheduler only". - Audit records are written after each purchase call returns (cmd/multi_service.go:399-404: WriteAuditRecord follows purchaseSingleRec), not before. Only the audit-log path's writability is checked up front (multi_service.go:107-109). Corrected both README.md and purchase-safety.md's audit-log section. - "Instance type validation against known types" doesn't exist - validators.go's validateInstanceTypes only checks for a '.' separator. Replaced the README bullet with the real RDS extended-support filter (multi_service_helpers.go, --include-extended-support). Also: removed an em-dash from README.md, corrected "not estimated locally" (contradicted by --target-coverage's local sizing), and clarified that agent-safe discovery reads existing commitments (it doesn't just avoid writes). Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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CodeRabbit review on #2098 (round 3) noted the "Audit log written per purchase" bullet blurred dry-run and real-purchase timing under one "as soon as that purchase call returns" phrase, but a dry run has no purchase call (cmd/multi_service.go:413-418 returns a locally-built result without touching cmd/multi_service.go:429's executePurchase). Rename the item to "per recommendation" and split the two cases, to match the wording already used in docs/cli/purchase-safety.md. Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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Independent adversarial review (two rounds) + local verification: MERGE at d61e5e2. Every safety claim re-traced to cmd/ and the pinned library: dry-run default, --purchase opt-in, --yes bypass documented as a gap (#1943), 24h dedup on both paths with --idempotency-window unread (#1262) and fail-open on API error (#1941), audit writability pre-checked and records written after each result, RDS extended-support filter. 0 em-dashes, markdownlint clean, anchors resolve, checks green. Credit: content re-applied from #2095 by @finereli. |
…ount Rebased onto origin/main, which merged #2098's README/docs rewrite after this branch's base: three passages in README.md and docs/cli/purchase-safety.md still described the pre-#1941 fail-open behavior ("the run continues un-deduplicated with a warning"). Rewrote them to say what #1941 actually does: a dry run continues with a warning (nothing is bought); a --purchase run refuses that (service, region) with a "Refusing to purchase" line and buys nothing there. Also fixes two review findings on this PR: - checkDuplicates's failed-check branch counted its drops under common.DropDuplicateDedup, which means "an actual duplicate was found and subtracted" -- reusing it for a check that never ran reported the failure as a successful dedup in the end-of-run summary. Added a cmd-local dropDuplicateCheckFailed reason instead (no library change; DropSummary.Add takes a plain string). - Replaced two U+2014 em-dashes introduced by this PR's own new comments/strings with plain punctuation. And, since #1942 (--target-coverage abort-on-fetch-failure) merged onto main after this branch's base, folds in its two outstanding review minors from the same docs area: - docs/cli/purchase-safety.md: documented the CE-coverage-fetch failure behavior near the --target-coverage discussion. - Replaced the remaining U+2014 em-dash in the coverageFetchFailure warning string. Verification: go build ./cmd, go vet ./cmd/..., golangci-lint v2.10.1 (exact CI pin) run --timeout=10m clean, gocyclo -over 10 clean, go mod tidy -diff empty, go test -race -short ./... all green. Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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Re-applied from #2095 by @finereli onto the new CLI-only main after the monorepo split. #2095's branch (
agent-seo-readme) is based on the old monorepo history and can no longer merge into the rewrittenmain(seemonorepo-finaltag), so this re-creates its intent as a fresh PR against the current tree.Ports the agent-SEO positioning and safety-first framing from #2095: an opening paragraph that names AI-agent-driven discovery explicitly, a
Key Featureslist, a prominentSafety Featuressection (moved up, as in #2095), and anImplementation Statustable for per-service maturity.An independent review of this PR (head
e3d7d6e4) found three more inaccuracies beyond the initial pass; those are fixed in the latest commit and folded into the summary below.What was kept, corrected, or dropped
cmd/behavior.--purchase"refuses immediately" for non-interactive callers and--yes"has been retired" with "no bypass." That gate does not exist.cmd/helpers.go'sConfirmPurchasereturnstruefor--yesbefore theterm.IsTerminalcheck runs (cmd/helpers.go:207-215), and--yesis still live (cmd/main.go:124). Docs now link the existing tracking issue #1943 instead of describing unbuilt behavior as current.checkDuplicates(cmd/multi_service_helpers.go:580) andadjustRecsForDuplicates(cmd/multi_service.go:545) both callrecfilter.DuplicateChecker.AdjustRecommendationsForExisting*, which subtracts commitments purchased in the last 24h on every path. What's actually true:--idempotency-window's value is never read (NewDuplicateCheckeris always called with0, the hardcoded default) - #1262 - and a failed existing-commitments lookup lets the run continue un-deduplicated with a warning - #1941. Docs now describe that fixed-24h-window behavior and both caveats.cmd/multi_service.go:399-404,WriteAuditRecordruns afterpurchaseSingleRecreturns; only the audit-log path's writability is checked up front (multi_service.go:107-109). Docs now say the record is written right after the purchase call returns.validators.go'svalidateInstanceTypesonly checks that--include/--exclude-instance-typesvalues contain a.. Replaced with the real mechanism: RDS extended-support filtering (--include-extended-support), which does gate on actual engine-version data.GAPS-VS-CLAIMS.md(new file in Agent-SEO README: safety-first positioning + real-terminal purchase gate #2095) is not carried over. It's an audit of the old monorepo README against a plan/approval purchase design that Agent-SEO README: safety-first positioning + real-terminal purchase gate #2095 itself already replaced, and against a "pending the repo split" state that has since landed. Its one still-valid finding (the--yesbypass) is folded into the docs with a link to sec(cli): the --yes flag skips the purchase confirmation on irreversible RI buys #1943 instead of a static audit file that's mostly stale on day one.cmd/main.go'screateServiceClientonly switches on AWS service types (falls tonilotherwise), and the CLI'sRecommendationsClientis always AWS-only.docs/cli/cloud-setup.mdalready statesconfigure-azure/configure-gcponly bootstrap credentials for the separate self-hosted platform. README now says so explicitly.SECURITY.md(Agent-SEO README: safety-first positioning + real-terminal purchase gate #2095 explicitly reverted its own edits there) anddocs/cli/README.md's flag reference (already accurate).Verification
cmd/helpers.go(ConfirmPurchase),cmd/main.go(flag registration),cmd/multi_service_helpers.go(checkDuplicates, extended-support filter),cmd/multi_service.go(adjustRecsForDuplicates,executePurchasePipeline's audit-write order,createServiceClient), andcmd/validators.go(validateInstanceTypes) directly - not inferring from Agent-SEO README: safety-first positioning + real-terminal purchase gate #2095's own description.go doc github.com/LeanerCloud/cloud-commitments-go/pkg/recfilterconfirmedDefaultDuplicateCheckLookbackHours = 24and thatNewDuplicateCheckertakes an hours param the CLI never threads--idempotency-windowthrough.make build/go build ./cmdsucceed;./cudly --helpoutput matches every flag claim.pre-commit runpassed on every touched file (markdownlint, trailing-whitespace/EOF, git-secrets, trivy config) on every commit. Zero em-dashes (grep -c $'—'on both files returns 0).Related