feat(desktop): make web search work before anyone configures a key

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Why

PawWork ships OpenCode Free as its default model, so most installs hold no vendor API key. Every search provider dsh-base mounts requires one, so the README's promise, start without an API key, web search included, failed on the user's first search.

Free allowances also run out. A user who hits that ceiling needs somewhere to put their own key, and the shipped settings card only ever binds web-search-deepseek — its client hardcodes that namespace — so an Exa key had nowhere to go.

What

One bundled plugin, @pawwork/dsh-web-search, registering one provider (pawwork) into ctx.web, with a settings card of its own. The product patch points web.searchProvider at it and disables web-search-deepseek, whose card our card replaces.

The provider dispatches per search:

• Exa — the user's key if the card holds one, otherwise Exa's hosted MCP on its anonymous allowance. That anonymous path is the mechanism v1 shipped and the one thing upstream has no implementation for.
• DeepSeek — DeepSeekSearchProvider from dsh-web-search-deepseek, so DeepSeek's server-side multi-round web_search_20250305 stays reachable rather than being reimplemented or lost.

Both vendor paths construct the upstream provider classes; only the anonymous-MCP client is ours. Selection is a settings namespace, read per call — ctx.web freezes the provider id at construction but resolves the provider on every search(), so a single registered provider is the only place a switch can live.

Failure of the anonymous path surfaces as a WebError telling the user to enter their own Exa key or switch to DeepSeek, so an exhausted allowance is an actionable message rather than a silent empty result.

Engine picker

The card's engine control uses the Menu primitive, matching the app's five other aria-haspopup="menu" pickers. The app has no native <select> anywhere: one would render an OS popup outside our theme tokens and need a hardcoded arrow colour that ignores dark mode.

Host scope link

Product plugins are copied under the DSH home, where Node resolves their imports from <home>/node_modules upward and never reaches the harness packages the app ships. prepareDshProductHome links the host's @deepseek-ai scope into the home, pointing at the very packages the running app loaded rather than a second copy at another version.

That link was tested with existsSync, which follows symlinks. The link left behind by the ordinary "run once from Downloads, then drag the app to /Applications" move is dangling, so existsSync reported it absent and the symlinkSync that followed failed EEXIST — permanently, on every launch after the move. Now checked with lstatSync, with a regression test for the dangling case.

Reading the response

Streamable HTTP lets the server send its own notifications on the SSE stream ahead of the response, and this took whichever framed event arrived first — so one notification from Exa or an intermediary would fail every keyless search, reporting "no readable result" about the wrong thing. The answer is now selected by carrying result or error. A live capture settles what cannot select it: Exa's reply omits both id and jsonrpc.

Verification

• Full desktop suite (443 vitest + 125 node), typecheck, and lint green.
• One real turn in the running app, on OpenCode Free, against a home holding no Exa key anywhere — .credentials.yaml has only OPENCODE_API_KEY, the section is pawwork-web-search: {}, and EXA_API_KEY is unset in the environment — so a result can only come from the anonymous path. The model called web_search, was refused twice, retried, succeeded, and answered with 26 markdown citations resolving to real pages (wiki.postgresql.org, cybertec-postgresql.com, netdata.cloud, and others). Details below.
• The shipped searchViaMcp making its own request to mcp.exa.ai, not a stub: numResults: 3 honoured, three URLs, zero sources, preamble first. Separately, a captured body replayed behind a notifications/message frame yields identical content, and HTTP 402 carries the key remedy rather than the number.
• Card driven in the running app over CDP, twelve assertions: a whitespace-only key leaves Save disabled but Discard reachable, an engine change stages without writing, a key typed under one engine is hidden under another, re-picking the engine already shown changes nothing, and Discard restores a clean card. The card renders writable with no read-only notice, so the host half of the plugin mounted its section too.
• The resources/ tree is now inside the ESLint boundary. It was not before — the glob walked those files under an empty rule set, so a green lint said nothing about them.
• A mutation run over the branch found two guards that were the point of their commits and passed with the guard removed — the missing-harness-scope throw and the engine write's read-back. Both now have a test that fails without them.

Ordering a save that fails halfway

The key is written before the engine so the engine never runs a moment without the credential it was chosen for. A refused key wrote nothing and the loop carried on, producing exactly the state that ordering exists to prevent: select DeepSeek, type a key, have the deployment reject it, and the section moves to an engine with nothing stored while the footer names only the key. A refused key now ends the save with both drafts staged, so Save retries the pair. Rolling the engine back instead would be a third write that can also fail, against a Host that already holds the new engine.

Reset is staged rather than written for the same reason — it used to be a second writer racing save over one section — and both branches of the engine write read the outcome back rather than predicting it, because a Host that resolves the call is not a Host that kept the value.

Attribution on the keyless path

Exa's hosted MCP returns a rendered report and no structuredContent; tools/list confirms the tool accepts only query and numResults. Everything under Highlights: is verbatim page content, so splitting that report into attributed sources means deciding which bytes are Exa's framing and which are a page's — a distinction the report does not carry, and any rule a parser applies is one a page can print.

Three boundary rules were tried here and each failed in both directions, minting sources a page authored and truncating pages that did nothing wrong. Capping the block count at the requested numResults does not rescue it: measured against a live capture, ten forged blocks from the top-ranked page leave seven of eight returned sources attacker-authored, and when Exa returns fewer results than requested the cap never engages.

So this path emits the report as content with no sources. The model reads the same bytes — dsh-tool-web renders content ahead of any source list — and nothing in the product presents page-chosen text as a source it attributes. The cost is the source chips on the keyless card; searchMetaFromResult maps content to answer, so the card still renders the text. The keyed path is unaffected: api.exa.ai returns real structured results.

That leaves one thing the seam gets wrong on its own: content is rendered first and unattributed, as the search service's own answer, and the tool appends "Cite the relevant URLs above" — while on this path every byte, URLs included, is page text. A preamble now says so ahead of the first byte a page wrote, so a page that writes Exa's framing reaches the model as page content rather than in the provider's voice.

Failure classification was removed for the same reason. Exa reports a spent allowance, a throttle and an outage identically — HTTP 200, isError, prose that may quote the user's own query — and keyword regexes over it misclassified in both directions, including on queries containing an ordinary quoted phrase. One message now names both remedies. Status codes still classify.

The end-to-end run above exercised that by accident and settles it better than the argument does. The first two web_search calls came back with the shared-allowance message; the model read "it may be temporarily rate-limited … try again shortly, or enter your own Exa API key", retried, and the third call succeeded. The classifier this replaces read that same prose as an exhausted quota and said so, which would have ended the turn with the user told to go buy a key while the allowance was in fact fine. Naming both remedies is what let the model pick the cheap one.

Two honest caveats on that run: the throttle was plausibly self-inflicted, since the same address had made several probe requests in the preceding minutes, so it is not evidence about how the free tier behaves at rest. And the citation instruction dsh-tool-web appends still works with the preamble in place — the answer's links carry real hrefs — which was the risk in labelling the report as page text.

Not in this change

web_fetch, time-context, and session full-text search follow separately.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added configurable web search with Exa and DeepSeek providers.
  • Added settings controls for provider selection and API key management.
  • Added anonymous Exa search fallback when credentials are unavailable.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved recovery from missing or invalid application links during startup.
  • Improved saving, resetting, and recovering web-search settings.
  • Improved handling of unavailable providers, malformed responses, rate limits, and interrupted searches.
  • Improved search result content and error messaging.

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Suggested priority: P2 (includes user-path files (packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/home/product.cordis.patch.yml, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/client.js, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.cjs, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.test.cjs, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/index.js, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/package.json, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-product-home.test.ts, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-product-home.ts, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-client.test.ts, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-plugin.test.ts, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/index.ts)).

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Adds configurable Exa and DeepSeek web-search backends, a settings card for backend credentials, product profile integration, and host-module linking for development and packaged Electron environments.

Changes

PawWork web search

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provider configuration and backend dispatch packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/index.js, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.js, packages/desktop-electron/package.json, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-plugin.test.ts	Adds Exa MCP and DeepSeek backend selection, credential resolution, caller-controlled cancellation, response pass-through, error mapping, dependencies, and provider tests.
Settings card and product integration packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/client.js, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/package.json, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/home/product.cordis.patch.yml, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-client.test.ts, package.json, eslint.config.mjs	Adds backend-bound credential staging, sequential saves, reset and discard handling, localization, package exports, product configuration, market injection, client tests, and bundled JavaScript lint rules.
Host module resolution and product-home wiring packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-product-home.ts, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/index.ts, packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-product-home.test.ts, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/automations/lib/index.js, packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/product/lib/desktop-host.test.cjs	Resolves packaged or development host modules, links the @deepseek-ai scope, installs the web-search plugin, repairs stale or dangling links, and applies unused-variable cleanup.

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to d76aa

The PR adds a default web-search path that routes requests through Exa or DeepSeek and can use stored credential references. It is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to confirm credential-reference authorization and recovery when a settings write reports failure after applying, since either case could cause unintended credential use or stale displayed settings.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant WebSearchCard
  participant CardController
  participant SettingsScope
  participant CredentialsDomain
  participant PawWorkSearchProvider
  participant ExaMCP
  participant DeepSeekProvider

  WebSearchCard->>CardController: Select backend or edit credential
  CardController->>SettingsScope: Stage backend setting
  CardController->>CredentialsDomain: Read or write credential
  CredentialsDomain-->>CardController: Return credential state
  PawWorkSearchProvider->>PawWorkSearchProvider: Resolve backend and credential
  PawWorkSearchProvider->>ExaMCP: Call Exa MCP when selected
  ExaMCP-->>PawWorkSearchProvider: Return report content
  PawWorkSearchProvider->>DeepSeekProvider: Call DeepSeek when selected
  DeepSeekProvider-->>PawWorkSearchProvider: Return search result
  PawWorkSearchProvider-->>WebSearchCard: Return normalized search result

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Inline comments:
In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/client.js`:
- Around line 320-345: The save method must capture this.ref() before its first
await and reuse that stable credential reference for credentials.set(), while
preserving the existing save behavior. Update both backend and key controls to
be disabled whenever saving is true, and add a regression test covering the
in-flight save state and stable reference.
- Around line 337-345: Update the key-save flow around credentials.set and
readCredential so it checks the returned RpcResponse result.ok before treating
the save as successful or clearing keyDraft; preserve the draft and mark landed
false when the host rejects the write, even if an old credential remains
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In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.cjs`:
- Around line 196-226: Wrap response.text() body consumption in the same
abort-classification handling used around fetchImpl: map caller signal aborts to
WEB_ABORTED, timeout aborts to WEB_PROVIDER_ERROR with the timeout message, and
other read failures to the existing provider-error path. Update the response
parsing flow after the response.ok check without changing HTTP status
classification.

In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/index.js`:
- Around line 55-64: Update the base URL schema definitions for Exa, Perplexity,
and DeepSeek to validate absolute HTTPS URLs before provider construction,
rejecting non-HTTPS values while allowing HTTP loopback addresses only when
explicitly supported by the product. Keep the existing URL settings and defaults
unchanged.

In `@packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-product-home.ts`:
- Around line 81-87: Update the link handling in prepareDshProductHome to call
lstatSync independently of existsSync so dangling junctions are detected,
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packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.js (1)

188-194: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Classify aborts raised while the response body is read.

The try block ends when fetchImpl resolves the headers. Line 191 calls response.text() outside that block. If the caller aborts or the deadline expires during body streaming, the raw AbortError escapes and breaks the documented WEB_ABORTED / WEB_PROVIDER_ERROR contract. searchExa in packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/index.js then re-throws that unmapped error to the seam.

Proposed fix

-  const envelope = parseSse(await response.text());
+  let body;
+  try {
+    body = await response.text();
+  } catch (cause) {
+    if (signal?.aborted === true) throw new WebError('the search was aborted', 'WEB_ABORTED', { cause });
+    const message = timeout.aborted ? 'Exa did not answer in time' : 'could not read Exa’s response';
+    throw new WebError(message, 'WEB_PROVIDER_ERROR', { cause });
+  }
+  const envelope = parseSse(body);

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In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.js` around
lines 188 - 194, Move the response body read and SSE parsing in the Exa request
flow into the existing error-handling scope used by searchExa, so aborts during
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rather than escaping as raw AbortError. Preserve the existing HTTP refusal and
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In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/client.js`:
- Around line 334-350: Update the combined save flow around the backend scope
write and credential update so a failed credential write cannot leave
backendDraft persisted when save() reports failure. Roll back the backend to its
previous value on credential failure, or defer committing it until the
credential write succeeds, while preserving successful saves and existing
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In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/exa-mcp.js`:
- Around line 188-194: Move the response body read and SSE parsing in the Exa
request flow into the existing error-handling scope used by searchExa, so aborts
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WEB_PROVIDER_ERROR rather than escaping as raw AbortError. Preserve the existing
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packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-client.test.ts (1)

334-348: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the ordering test on a save that actually lands.

scope.set.mockImplementation drops the default mock's snapshot update. save() then reads scope.getSnapshot().user?.backend, finds no match, and records "backend" in failures. The test still passes because it inspects only order, so it would keep passing if the backend write regressed into a failure path. Preserve the snapshot write in the mock and assert the settled state.

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-    scope.set.mockImplementation(async () => {
-      order.push("backend")
-    })
+    scope.set.mockImplementation(async (key: string, value: unknown) => {
+      order.push("backend")
+      snapshot.user = { ...(snapshot.user as object), [key]: value }
+      snapshot.value = { ...(snapshot.value as object), [key]: value }
+    })

snapshot needs to be returned from cardOf for this, or the default scope.set behavior can be kept and only wrapped for the ordering probe. Then add:

     expect(order).toEqual(["key", "backend"])
+    expect(stateOf(injected)).toMatchObject({ failed: false, dirty: false, backend: "deepseek" })

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In `@packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-client.test.ts` around
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mock preserves the default snapshot update while recording "backend", then
assert the save settles successfully and the backend state is actually written.
Keep the existing key-before-backend ordering and credentials.set assertion.

eslint.config.mjs (1)

72-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a CommonJS override for bundled .cjs files.

The current block assigns sourceType: "module" to .cjs files that use require() and module.exports. Add a later .cjs block with sourceType: "commonjs"; otherwise valid CommonJS syntax can be rejected as strict module syntax.

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Inline comments:
In `@packages/desktop-electron/resources/dsh/web-search/lib/client.js`:
- Around line 473-495: Update the write loop around commit("key") and the
pending backend write so a rejected key write stops processing when that key
belongs to the engine selected by the pending backend change; do not call
scope.set("backend", ...) in that case. Preserve backend writes for unrelated
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In `@eslint.config.mjs`:
- Around line 72-76: Add a later ESLint override for .cjs files under the
bundled resources configuration, setting sourceType to commonjs so require() and
module.exports are accepted while leaving the existing JavaScript and module
settings unchanged.

In `@packages/desktop-electron/src/main/dsh-web-search-client.test.ts`:
- Around line 334-348: Update the ordering test around injected.save so the
scope.set mock preserves the default snapshot update while recording "backend",
then assert the save settles successfully and the backend state is actually
written. Keep the existing key-before-backend ordering and credentials.set
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