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can1357 0d49f94418 fix(collab): switched collab links to dot-joined room secrets
- Changed the link grammar from `<roomId>#<key>` / `host[:port]/r/<roomId>#<key>` to dot-joined `<roomId>.<key>` in `formatCollabLink`/`parseCollabLink` (`packages/coding-agent/src/collab/protocol.ts`) and the collab-web mirror (`packages/collab-web/src/lib/link.ts`): RFC 3986 forbids a raw `#` inside a fragment, so strict URL stacks (macOS Foundation behind terminal click-to-open) percent-encoded the second `#`.
- Kept legacy `#`-joined links parseable via `BARE_LINK_RE` and added lenient `%23` → `#` decoding for mangled deep links.
- Updated the `ConnectScreen` placeholder, `app.tsx` deep-link comment, `DEFAULT_RELAY_URL` doc in `packages/wire`, `docs/collab.md` examples, and both package CHANGELOGs.
- Extended `crypto.test.ts` and `link.test.ts` with dot-joined, legacy-hash, and `%23`-mangled link coverage.
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@oh-my-pi/pi-wire

Shared TypeScript wire contracts for omp collab live sessions.

The package contains only JSON-safe protocol shapes and constants. It has no runtime dependencies and is consumed by both the host CLI (@oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent) and browser guest (@oh-my-pi/collab-web).

Exports

import type { GuestFrame, HostFrame, SessionEntry } from "@oh-my-pi/pi-wire";
import { COLLAB_PROTO, DEFAULT_RELAY_URL, ENVELOPE_HEADER_LENGTH } from "@oh-my-pi/pi-wire";

Key groups:

  • message and transcript entry shapes rendered by collab guests,
  • live agent event and task-subagent bus payload shapes,
  • GuestFrame, HostFrame, and WireFrame unions for AES-GCM sealed payloads,
  • relay control TEXT messages,
  • link/envelope constants shared by host, guest, and local relay code.

Protocol boundary

pi-wire does not encode, decode, validate, encrypt, or route frames. It defines the shared contract used at those boundaries:

  1. callers build a GuestFrame or HostFrame,
  2. transport code serializes it as JSON inside an encrypted payload,
  3. relay code routes opaque envelopes using the plaintext peer-id prefix,
  4. receivers switch on frame.t and tolerate unknown future fields.

Keep protocol changes backward-aware: bump COLLAB_PROTO only when old hosts and guests must reject each other.