feat: more clear definition and first base implementation for lua

Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
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2026-04-23 12:05:12 +02:00
parent 3f5744308c
commit a449778b44
18 changed files with 859 additions and 16 deletions

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@@ -8,6 +8,10 @@
config {
script_extension: String = "lua"
macro_timeout: Duration = 10.seconds
transform_max_toasts_per_script: Integer = 5
transform_max_toasts_total: Integer = 20
transform_max_toast_length: Integer = 300
}
enum ScriptStatus {
@@ -70,6 +74,44 @@ surface ScriptManagementSurface {
RebuildScriptsFromFilesRequested(project)
}
surface ScriptRuntimeSurface {
facing _: ScriptRuntime
provides:
ValidateScript(source)
ExecuteScriptRequested(script, entrypoint, args, progress_sink)
@guarantee SandboxedExecution
-- User-authored Lua executes from a sandboxed runtime state.
-- Filesystem mutation, process control, package loading, and other
-- unrestricted host capabilities are unavailable unless explicitly
-- re-exposed by the host application.
@guarantee ExplicitHostCapabilities
-- Host-provided functions are exposed only through an explicit bds.*
-- capability table, never through ambient global access.
@guarantee MacroTimeout
-- Macro execution has a short timeout budget of config.macro_timeout.
@guarantee ManagedBatchExecution
-- Utility and transform scripts execute as managed jobs.
-- The contract does not define a fixed wall-clock limit for those
-- jobs because batch work can legitimately scale with project size.
-- Progress reporting, operator cancellation, and host orchestration
-- govern their lifecycle instead of a fixed timeout.
@guarantee ProgressFeedback
-- Long-running utility and transform scripts may emit progress updates
-- through explicit host APIs during execution.
-- Progress reporting is cooperative and flows through the supplied
-- progress sink rather than ambient global side effects.
@guarantee BatchCancellation
-- Managed utility and transform jobs can be cancelled by the host
-- operator boundary.
}
invariant UniqueScriptSlug {
for a in Scripts:
for b in Scripts:
@@ -92,7 +134,7 @@ rule CreateScript {
title: title,
kind: kind,
content: content,
entrypoint: entrypoint ?? "render",
entrypoint: entrypoint ?? if kind = macro: "render" else: "main",
status: draft,
enabled: true,
version: 1,
@@ -127,7 +169,7 @@ rule CreateAndPublishScript {
title: title,
kind: kind,
content: null,
entrypoint: entrypoint ?? "render",
entrypoint: entrypoint ?? if kind = macro: "render" else: "main",
status: published,
enabled: true,
version: 1,
@@ -158,11 +200,17 @@ rule ExecuteMacro {
when: MacroExpansionRequested(script, template_context)
requires: script.kind = macro
requires: script.enabled = true
requires: script.entrypoint != ""
-- Macro scripts are invoked during template rendering
-- via [[slug param1=value1 param2=value2]] syntax in post content
-- They receive named parameters and the template context, return HTML
-- from a bounded Lua execution environment that exposes only approved
-- host capabilities
-- Unknown macro names are resolved against enabled macro scripts by slug.
-- They receive named parameters plus template_context.env fields that
-- include isPreview, mainLanguage, languagePrefix, hook, source.kind,
-- and translations.
-- They return HTML and run sequentially with config.macro_timeout per
-- invocation.
-- Macro failures degrade to empty output for that invocation and do not
-- abort rendering of the surrounding page.
ensures: MacroOutputProduced(script, html_output)
}
@@ -170,8 +218,11 @@ rule ExecuteUtility {
when: RunUtilityRequested(script)
requires: script.kind = utility
requires: script.enabled = true
-- Runs on-demand from the UI in a bounded Lua execution environment,
-- produces stdout output
requires: script.entrypoint != ""
-- Utility scripts commonly perform long-running data manipulation work.
-- They are manually started by an operator action, run as managed jobs,
-- may issue host-backed API calls, may emit progress during execution,
-- and may be cancelled by the operator.
ensures: UtilityOutputProduced(script, stdout)
}
@@ -180,14 +231,35 @@ rule ExecuteTransform {
-- Transform scripts run sequentially on blogmark deep link data
-- Input: title, content, tags, categories, source url
-- Each transform can modify the data before post creation.
-- Execution uses the same bounded Lua host API contract as other scripts.
-- Execution uses the same managed job host API contract as other batch
-- scripts and may report progress while mass-processing remote or local
-- content.
let transforms = Scripts where kind = transform and enabled = true
for t in ordered_by(transforms, s => s.slug):
for t in ordered_by(transforms, s => s.updated_at, s => s.slug, s => s.id):
requires: t.entrypoint != ""
ensures: TransformApplied(t, data)
@guarantee TransformTrigger
-- Transform scripts are triggered automatically by blogmark import.
-- Each script receives the current post candidate plus a context with
-- source='blogmark' and the originating URL.
@guarantee TransformPipelineContinuation
-- Transform errors are captured per script and do not roll back the
-- last valid post state produced by earlier transforms.
-- The pipeline continues with subsequent enabled transforms.
@guarantee TransformToastBudget
-- Transform scripts may emit toast feedback.
-- At most config.transform_max_toasts_per_script toasts are accepted
-- from any one transform, with a total budget of
-- config.transform_max_toasts_total across the pipeline.
-- Individual toast messages are truncated to
-- config.transform_max_toast_length characters.
@guidance
-- bds://new-post deep links from browser bookmarks
-- Max 5 toast notifications per script, 20 total
-- Ordering is deterministic: updated_at, then slug, then id
}
rule RebuildScriptsFromFiles {