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Run the clawback end-to-end smoke test. Starts a mock upstream, spawns the proxy against it, exercises path-mode and hash-mode requests, walks the admin API, and prints the persisted state. Use when verifying the proxy still works after changes.

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name	smoke
description	Run the clawback end-to-end smoke test. Starts a mock upstream, spawns the proxy against it, exercises path-mode and hash-mode requests, walks the admin API, and prints the persisted state. Use when verifying the proxy still works after changes.

clawback smoke test

Run .skills/smoke/scripts/smoke.sh from the project root:

.skills/smoke/scripts/smoke.sh

Environment variables (optional):

CLAWBACK_SMOKE_DIR — temp dir for state file (default /tmp/clawback-smoke)
CLAWBACK_SMOKE_UPSTREAM_PORT — mock upstream port (default 8899)
CLAWBACK_SMOKE_PROXY_PORT — clawback proxy port (default 8898)

What the script verifies:

Mock Anthropic upstream serves responses with realistic rate-limit headers.
Path-mode request (/my-agent/v1/messages) strips the agent id and captures session state keyed by my-agent.
Hash-mode request (/v1/messages) captures session state keyed by SHA256 of {system, tools}.
GET /_proxy/sessions lists both sessions with captured metadata.
GET /_proxy/health returns an ok status with config snapshot.
DELETE /_proxy/sessions/:id removes one session.
The persisted JSON state file reflects the remaining session.

The script traps EXIT to clean up both background processes.

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name	smoke
description	Run the clawback end-to-end smoke test. Starts a mock upstream, spawns the proxy against it, exercises path-mode and hash-mode requests, walks the admin API, and prints the persisted state. Use when verifying the proxy still works after changes.

clawback smoke test

Run .skills/smoke/scripts/smoke.sh from the project root:

.skills/smoke/scripts/smoke.sh

Environment variables (optional):

CLAWBACK_SMOKE_DIR — temp dir for state file (default /tmp/clawback-smoke)
CLAWBACK_SMOKE_UPSTREAM_PORT — mock upstream port (default 8899)
CLAWBACK_SMOKE_PROXY_PORT — clawback proxy port (default 8898)

What the script verifies:

Mock Anthropic upstream serves responses with realistic rate-limit headers.
Path-mode request (/my-agent/v1/messages) strips the agent id and captures session state keyed by my-agent.
Hash-mode request (/v1/messages) captures session state keyed by SHA256 of {system, tools}.
GET /_proxy/sessions lists both sessions with captured metadata.
GET /_proxy/health returns an ok status with config snapshot.
DELETE /_proxy/sessions/:id removes one session.
The persisted JSON state file reflects the remaining session.

The script traps EXIT to clean up both background processes.