Add flyio/core built-in toolset for Fly.io investigation - #2407
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HolmesGPT's built-in toolsets are overwhelmingly Kubernetes/cloud-native specific (kubernetes/*, openshift/*, aks/*, cilium, argocd, kubevela...) despite the docs saying "no Kubernetes required, works with any infrastructure." There is no adapter for a PaaS like Fly.io, Render, or Railway. This adds one, wrapping flyctl the same way the existing docker.yaml wraps the Docker CLI: app status, logs, machine health, releases, scale config, and secret names (never values). Validated against two real, live, actually-failing production apps in different languages (Node and Python), not just loaded and asserted -- full transcripts at https://github.com/tsushanth/holmesgpt-toolset-flyio, including a run that correctly distinguished a SIGABRT crash (exit 134) from a requested stop on a multi-line Python traceback. Signed-off-by: tsushanth <78000697+tsushanth@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughThe PR adds the ChangesFly.io core toolset
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The read-only Fly.io toolset is mergeable with a bounded follow-up: its log test should enforce the documented 500-line cap so future changes cannot silently weaken output limits. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@holmes/plugins/toolsets/flyio.yaml`:
- Around line 15-17: Update the Fly.io collection command handling for
fly_logs_recent so combined stdout/stderr is truncated to a fixed byte or line
limit before being placed in StructuredToolResult.data. Preserve relevant error
details when truncating, and add tests covering output truncation and error
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| - name: "fly_logs_recent" | ||
| description: "Fetch recent logs for a Fly app without tailing (bounded, safe for investigation)" | ||
| command: "fly logs -a {{ app }} --no-tail" |
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# Verify that the Fly.io collection commands have a corresponding output-bound test.
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Cap Fly.io command output before returning it.
The command executor passes complete combined stdout/stderr to StructuredToolResult.data without truncation. Add a fixed byte or line cap for these collection commands and tests for truncation while preserving error details.
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In `@holmes/plugins/toolsets/flyio.yaml` around lines 15 - 17, Update the Fly.io
collection command handling for fly_logs_recent so combined stdout/stderr is
truncated to a fixed byte or line limit before being placed in
StructuredToolResult.data. Preserve relevant error details when truncating, and
add tests covering output truncation and error preservation.
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…ncident Per CodeRabbit review: `fly logs --no-tail` has no built-in line limit, so a genuinely noisy incident could return an oversized response. Caps to the last 500 lines -- generous enough to preserve a multi-line stack trace (needed in the proof runs) while bounding the worst case. Sanity checked against a real Fly app. Signed-off-by: tsushanth <78000697+tsushanth@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@tests/plugins/toolsets/test_flyio_toolset.py`:
- Around line 63-69: Update test_flyio_logs_recent_output_is_bounded to assert
that fly_logs_recent.command contains the exact tail -n 500 limit, rather than
only checking for the tail -n substring.
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| def test_flyio_logs_recent_output_is_bounded(): | ||
| """fly logs --no-tail has no built-in line limit -- a noisy incident | ||
| could return unbounded output. Pin that the command caps it, per | ||
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| toolset = _find_flyio_toolset() | ||
| tool = next(t for t in toolset.tools if t.name == "fly_logs_recent") | ||
| assert "tail -n" in tool.command |
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Assert the exact 500-line limit.
The assertion only checks that the command contains tail -n. It also passes for incorrect limits such as tail -n 1 or tail -n 5000. Match the numeric argument so the test protects the documented tail -n 500 contract.
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| def test_flyio_logs_recent_output_is_bounded(): | |
| """fly logs --no-tail has no built-in line limit -- a noisy incident | |
| could return unbounded output. Pin that the command caps it, per | |
| CodeRabbit review feedback on this PR.""" | |
| toolset = _find_flyio_toolset() | |
| tool = next(t for t in toolset.tools if t.name == "fly_logs_recent") | |
| assert "tail -n" in tool.command | |
| import re | |
| def test_flyio_logs_recent_output_is_bounded(): | |
| """fly logs --no-tail has no built-in line limit -- a noisy incident | |
| could return unbounded output. Pin that the command caps it, per | |
| CodeRabbit review feedback on this PR.""" | |
| toolset = _find_flyio_toolset() | |
| tool = next(t for t in toolset.tools if t.name == "fly_logs_recent") | |
| assert re.search(r"(?:^|\s)tail\s+-n\s+500(?:\s|$)", tool.command) |
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In `@tests/plugins/toolsets/test_flyio_toolset.py` around lines 63 - 69, Update
test_flyio_logs_recent_output_is_bounded to assert that fly_logs_recent.command
contains the exact tail -n 500 limit, rather than only checking for the tail -n
substring.
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Re: the License Compliance check ("12 issues found") — this PR adds two files (a YAML toolset definition and a pytest test file) and zero new dependencies, so this is very likely a pre-existing repo-wide finding rather than something introduced here. Happy to look into it further if a maintainer can point me at the actual issue list (the check has no target_url from what I can see via the API). |
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What
Adds a
flyio/corebuilt-in toolset wrappingflyctl, the same patterndocker.yamluses for the Docker CLI: app status, recent logs (bounded,not tailing), machine list/status, health checks, release history, scale
config, and secret names (never values).
Why
The docs say "no Kubernetes required — works with any infrastructure,"
which is true of the CLI itself but not of the built-in toolsets: of the
~25 shipped today, all but a handful (
internet,bash,core_investigation,skills,connectivity_check) areKubernetes/cloud-native-specific (
kubernetes/*,openshift/*,aks/*,cilium,argocd,kubevela, ...). There's currently no adapter for aPaaS like Fly.io, Render, or Railway — a team running a plain VM/PaaS
stack has almost nothing to plug into out of the box. This fills that gap
for Fly.io specifically.
Validation
Beyond the unit tests in this PR (toolset loads, exact tool set, no
destructive commands, prerequisite check, secret-values-never-exposed
pinned), this was validated against two real, live, actually-failing
production apps in different languages — not staged demos:
cause, and surfaced two problems that weren't part of the original ask
(a machine stopped since the prior day halving capacity, and an
unrelated third-party API 403).
(structurally different from the Node app's single-line errors),
correctly distinguished a SIGABRT crash (exit code 134) from a requested
stop (exit code -1), and again correctly identified the external
WebSocket timeout as root cause.
Full transcripts, unedited:
https://github.com/tsushanth/holmesgpt-toolset-flyio/tree/main/docs
Notes for reviewers
explicitly asserts no destructive substrings (
destroy,delete,secrets set,scale set,deploy) appear in any command template.docs_urlpoints at theholmesgpt.dev/data-sources/builtin-toolsets/convention used by other built-in toolsets — happy to also add the docs
page itself if that's expected as part of this PR rather than a
follow-up.
CONTRIBUTING.md during local setup (unrelated to this change) — pinned
to 3.12 via poetry to develop and test.
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New Features
Tests