Fixed two concrete gaps in the MCP knowledge-search endpoint: no locale field
existed at all (now nl-BE/en-GB/fr-BE, wired to the knowledge provider's
existing language param), and the correlation ID was always freshly minted,
ignoring any inbound X-Correlation-Id header. Added a shared dependency and
applied it to all four MCP endpoints so Fleet Ops's own audit log preserves
the Hub's real correlation ID end to end.
MCP_HUB_BASE_URL/MCP_PROVIDER_ID were declared in .env.example but never read
anywhere. Since the Hub's own registration is catalog-driven (it never needs
Fleet Ops to push a registration call), wired mcp_hub_base_url for a real Hub
reachability health check instead of an unneeded self-registration call.
Renamed Fleet Ops's own internal audit tool labels mobilityops_* -> fleet_ops_*
(mirrored in contracts/mcp-tools.json with mobilityops_* kept as deprecated
aliases); documented that the live Hub connector's own dotted tool namespace
is a separate, Hub-owned naming layer, deliberately not touched.
Automation page's MCP card now shows real evidence (last tool/client/count/
timestamp, honest no-evidence state) instead of just the registration flag.
Also fixed a real methodology gap found mid-session: compose.yaml's api
service has no bind mount, so `docker compose run --rm api` silently tests a
stale image until rebuilt. Re-ran every local gate after rebuilding; fixed one
genuinely stale test assertion and two lint line-length errors surfaced by
that rebuild. 176 tests passing, ruff clean, mypy clean (50 files).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous adapter targeted an endpoint shape RAGcore never actually
exposed. health() now checks /health/ready and ask() posts to the real
POST /v1/answers with Bearer auth and requested_space_ids, matching
RAGcore's actual contract after this session's Bearer-auth and
search/answer wiring work.
Adds RAGCORE_SPACE_ID config/env plumbing (a question is meaningless
without a knowledge space to scope it to) and 12 new adapter tests
covering degradation paths: missing space id, connection errors,
non-200 responses, malformed responses, not-answerable, and
answerable-without-citations all fail closed to "insufficient
evidence" rather than fabricating an answer.
KNOWLEDGE_PROVIDER stays "demo" in production for now -- switching
requires RAGcore's own search/answer application to actually be
deployed and live-verified, tracked separately in PROJECT_STATE.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Inspected the shared n8n instance (n8n.itworx.tech) live: both existing
Fleet Ops workflows are genuinely active and structurally match the repo,
but the shared X-Service-Token secret was stored as plaintext literal
text in both HTTP Request nodes (exportable in the clear), and the
production return webhook had n8n-level Authentication set to "None"
(publicly callable by anyone who discovered the URL). Findings recorded
in docs/live-ai-integration/n8n-current-state.md.
Fixed on the n8n side (both workflows published): the shared token now
lives in a single Header Auth credential instead of two literal copies;
the return webhook now requires a second, distinct Header Auth
credential.
Fixed on the Fleet Ops side to match: the outbox dispatcher now sends
the new X-Fleet-Ops-Trigger-Token header (new
MOBILITYOPS_WEBHOOK_TRIGGER_TOKEN setting) when calling the webhook.
Live-verified against the real webhook: a request with no header is now
rejected (403); a request with the correct header passes n8n's auth and
reaches Fleet Ops's own business logic.
That same live test also surfaced a real robustness gap: an n8n
execution that errors before its "Respond to Webhook" node runs can
still answer with a 2xx status and an empty body, which made
response.json() raise an uncaught exception, potentially leaving the
outbox event stuck in "delivering". Now treated as an explicit,
retryable failure (error_code=malformedResponse), with a regression
test reproducing the exact case.
Adds GET /api/v1/demo/manifest as a single source of truth for the demo's
fictional org identity (Northstar Mobility -- surfacing the project's
already-locked tenant name), synthetic-data/reset state, and live scenario
readiness. Rewrites the login screen in Dutch with an honest, no-password
demo entry and a guided-demo entry point, replaces the loud full-width
demo banner with a subtle badge + popover, and adds a compact About page
explaining what's real vs. synthetic vs. not yet connected.
Booking/inspection/maintenance/outbox dates were authored as absolute
timestamps around a fixed 2026-08-01 anchor and never re-anchored at
seed/reset time, so demo scenarios (e.g. BK-DEMO-RETURN) silently drifted
into the past. Every reset now shifts seeded dates by (today - authored
anchor); dashboard's "today" filter uses real wall-clock time instead of
the now-removed frozen demo_today setting. Adds seed-validation tests
proving scenarios S1/S2/S4/S5 are present and internally consistent after
every reset.
The browser treated sessionStorage as the source of truth for the logged-in
user and never verified or invalidated the server-side session cookie: no
GET /api/v1/demo/session or POST /api/v1/demo/logout endpoint existed, and a
central 401 handler was defined but never wired up.
Add both endpoints; the session-check response is marked Cache-Control:
no-store to avoid the browser serving a stale "authenticated" response right
after logout. AuthProvider now verifies against the server on every mount
(sessionStorage only caches presentation state to avoid a login-screen
flash), subscribes to a central 401 listener on the API client, and
RequireAuth shows a loading state during verification instead of flashing
protected content or the wrong role.
Four read-only, service-token-protected MCP provider endpoints (operations summary, attention vehicles, vehicle details, knowledge search facade). Shared-secret auth reusing the M4 callback pattern. Service-request audit trail for every call. Extracted shared operations-summary logic out of the dashboard router to avoid duplicating retrieval logic. 66 backend tests passing, ruff clean. Verified all four endpoints and audit trail directly via curl against the live stack (no live MCP Hub instance available in this environment).
Outbox dispatcher (background thread, FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED claim, exponential backoff, no transaction held during HTTP I/O). n8n callback endpoint with shared-secret auth and idempotency by event ID. Automation nav + UI with manual retry. 49 backend tests passing, ruff clean. Fixed a crash-on-redelivery bug in seeded outbox payloads and made the dispatcher defensive against malformed payloads. Verified the full live round trip against a real n8n instance: return -> outbox -> dispatcher -> n8n workflow -> callback -> succeeded, including the S5 failed-retry demo scenario.
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