fix(folder): xem trước HTML hiện ảnh web và không làm văng app
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- Trang file:// cần LocalContentCanAccessRemoteUrls mới tải được ảnh,
  CSS, JS trên web; khi bật "Chặn mạng" bộ chặn request vẫn chặn.
- Dùng một QWebEngineProfile chung thuộc QApplication: profile do view
  sở hữu bị huỷ trước trang, Qt báo "Release of profile requested but
  WebEnginePage still not deleted" và app văng (0xc0000409 trong
  Qt6Core.dll) khi chuyển tab Graph sang Folder.
- Giữ tham chiếu Python tới bộ chặn request để nó không bị thu gom.
- Thêm CLAUDE.md hướng dẫn làm việc trong repo.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# CLAUDE.md
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
## Project
Cowork Local (user-facing brand "Cowork-Local BamBOO") is a local-first PySide6 desktop app: multi-turn AI agents, per-project workspaces with GraphRAG, scheduled agent tasks (Kanban), MCP connectors, a sandbox security layer, model routing, and a monitoring dashboard. User config lives in `~/.cowork_local`. The internal name `cowork_local` / `APP_NAME` must not be rebranded. Only `DISPLAY_NAME` is the brand.
## The package-name quirk (read first)
The repository root **is** the `cowork_local` package: `__init__.py` and `__main__.py` sit at the root, and code imports itself as `cowork_local.*` or through relative imports. This checkout's folder is not named `cowork_local`, so:
- **Running the app:** `python -m cowork_local` works only from the parent of a folder literally named `cowork_local`. On Windows, `install.bat` (once; add `--dev` for test deps, `--system` to skip the venv) builds a venv under `%LOCALAPPDATA%\CoworkLocal` and creates a junction `%LOCALAPPDATA%\CoworkLocal\launcher\<key>\cowork_local` pointing at this checkout. After that, use `run.bat`. The MS365 MCP server is spawned as `python -m cowork_local.mcp_servers.ms365_server`, so the junction is needed for subprocesses too.
- **Never create a `.venv` inside the repo.** The quality gates walk the whole tree.
- **Tests:** the root `conftest.py` and `tests/conftest.py` bind `sys.modules["cowork_local"]` to this checkout, so pytest works whatever the folder is named. Tests use both import styles: top-level (`from providers.base import ...`) and qualified (`from cowork_local.core... import ...`). Characterization tests that spawn `python -c "from cowork_local..."` subprocesses still need a real `cowork_local` directory on `PYTHONPATH`. CI checks out into `cowork_local/` for this reason.
## Commands
```bash
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt # single requirements file (includes pytest)
python -m pytest tests -q # full suite (what CI runs)
python -m pytest tests/unit/test_schedule_calculator.py -q # one file
python -m pytest tests/unit/test_schedule_calculator.py -k name -q # one test
python -m pytest tests/e2e/test_smoke.py -v # release smoke test
python scripts/run_quality_gate.py # all CASAN gates + pytest
python scripts/run_quality_gate.py --skip-tests # static gates only
python scripts/check_imports.py # domain/ + application/ must not import PySide6/PyQt/ui/app
python scripts/audit_security.py # no plaintext credentials (CI also runs --self-test)
python scripts/check_loc.py # <= 400 lines per production file
python scripts/check_orphan_modules.py # every production module must be reachable by import
```
Widget tests run headless with `QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen`. `tools/check_*.py` are standalone offscreen smoke checkers against a real `MainWindow` built on a copy of `~/.cowork_local` (for example `python tools/check_nav.py`). Some of them still import private names re-exported from `app.py`, so keep those re-exports. Set `COWORK_PERF_TRACE=1` to log timing spans from `performance.py`.
## Architecture
Target design is 4-tier Clean Architecture (`docs/architecture/ADR-001-layered-architecture.md`):
- `domain/`: pure stdlib entities, frozen request snapshots (`ConversationExecutionRequest`), `AgentEvent`, tool/provider descriptors, `ScheduleCalculator`.
- `application/`: pure-Python use-case services (conversations, model_routing, scheduling, workspaces, monitoring, workflows). **No Qt.** Must run headless.
- `infrastructure/`: adapters: config (`JsonConfigRepository` over `AtomicJsonFile`), OS-keyring `SecretStore`, providers, MCP (`McpToolSourceManager`), sandbox, filesystem, telemetry, and Qt bridges (`infrastructure/qt`).
- `presentation/`: PySide6 widgets by feature (`shell`, `chat`, `co4e`, `dashboard`, `scheduling`, `workspace`, `monitoring`, `graph`, `settings`, ...). Widgets call `application/` services. They don't touch persistence or run LLM calls on the GUI thread. Agent work runs in worker threads and reaches the UI as `AgentEvent`s through Qt signal bridges.
The refactor is **incomplete**. Legacy top-level packages are still live and imported by the app:
- `ui/`: older tabs such as `cowork_tab`, `workspace_tab`, `monitoring_tab`, `settings_dialog`, `chat_panel`, and `co4e_*`.
- `core/`: agents, the Co4E flow runner, task scheduler, skills, tools, audit/usage tracking, routing.
- `providers/`: `base`, `anthropic`, `openai_compat`, `factory`.
- `security/`: validators, command risk classifier.
- Root modules: `config.py`, `state.py`.
`docs/architecture/dormant-code.md` lists deprecated pieces, such as `state.py::active_project_id` and the monolithic `core/tools.py`. New layers must not import dormant code.
Wiring:
- `__main__.py` → `app.run()`.
- `presentation/shell/bootstrap.py` is the **Composition Root**. It builds `AppContext` (`state.py`) around `JsonConfigRepository` plus `KeyringAdapter`, falling back to the config file when no keyring exists.
- `run()` then seeds the built-in skills (`skill_library/*.skill`) and the Co4E flows, applies the theme, and opens `presentation/shell/main_window.MainWindow`.
- Pages are registered in `presentation/shell/page_registry.py`.
Other cross-cutting pieces:
- `i18n/`: `tr(key, **kw)` with en/ja/vi (default `vi`). Long-lived widgets must use `bind_text(...)` or `on_language_changed(...)` so a language switch re-applies their text. Transient dialogs just call `tr()` at construction.
- `theme/`: palettes and QSS. Use theme tokens, not hard-coded colors.
- `mcp_servers/`: bundled MCP servers (MS365, project_context).
- `agent/`: a markdown instruction library for UI/UX bug-fix agents, not runtime code.
Step-by-step recipes for adding a provider, a tool or MCP server, or a screen are in `docs/governance/contributor-recipes.md`.
## Rules enforced by gates and review
- **400-line limit** for every production file. This covers `domain`, `application`, `infrastructure`, `presentation`, `ui`, `core`, `providers`, `security`, `mcp_servers`, `i18n`, `theme`, and root `.py` files. Legacy oversized files have per-file caps in `scripts/check_loc.py` that may only go down. Split files; never raise a cap.
- **No orphan modules.** `check_orphan_modules.py` has an `ALLOWLIST` that may only shrink. Wire up or delete a module instead of allowlisting it.
- **Secrets** belong in the OS keyring, never in `config.json` or the code. `.env.example` is not auto-loaded. Tests never use live provider credentials (use `tests/fakes/`: `FakeProvider`, `FakeToolExecutor`, `FakeToolPolicyGateway`, `FakeConfigRepository`/`FakeSecretStore`, `FakeClock`, ...).
- **Test layout:** `tests/unit` (fast, no I/O), `tests/contracts`, `tests/integration` (Qt offscreen), `tests/characterization` (pinned legacy behavior during refactors), `tests/e2e`, `tests/ui`, plus flat `tests/test_*.py`.
- **Startup housekeeping** (seeding, pruning) is wrapped in `try/except` and must never block app launch.
- **Comments:** the ADR asks for English comments. Existing code mixes English and Vietnamese docstrings and comments, so match the surrounding file.
## Git workflow
- Branches: `feat/`, `fix/`, `test/`, `docs/`, `perf/`, `refactor/<short-desc>`. Core AI work uses `core-ai/<task-id>-<name>`.
- Commits use Conventional Commit prefixes (`feat:`, `fix:`, `test:`, `docs:`, `refactor:`, `perf:`, `chore:`).
- One logical change per PR, using `.gitea/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md`. The remote is a Gitea instance, and CI (`.gitea/workflows/ci.yaml`, Python 3.11) runs on PRs to `main`.
- Critical areas listed in `SECURITY.md` get extra review.
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its own off-the-record profile (so the interceptor below touches no other web its own off-the-record profile (so the interceptor below touches no other web
view, e.g. the GraphRAG renderer) and every remote request is refused while view, e.g. the GraphRAG renderer) and every remote request is refused while
the switch is on. Local files, ``data:`` and ``qrc:`` URLs still load. the switch is on. Local files, ``data:`` and ``qrc:`` URLs still load.
Lifetime rule: a ``QWebEngineProfile`` must outlive every page that uses it.
A profile owned by the view is destroyed *before* the page (children die in
creation order) — Qt then warns "Release of profile requested but
WebEnginePage still not deleted" and the app can abort later (0xc0000409 in
Qt6Core.dll, seen when switching tabs). So there is ONE profile for the whole
app, owned by the QApplication, and each page is owned by its view.
""" """
from __future__ import annotations from __future__ import annotations
from typing import Optional
from PySide6.QtWebEngineCore import ( from PySide6.QtWebEngineCore import (
QWebEnginePage, QWebEngineProfile, QWebEngineUrlRequestInterceptor, QWebEnginePage, QWebEngineProfile, QWebEngineSettings, QWebEngineUrlRequestInterceptor,
) )
from PySide6.QtWidgets import QApplication
from cowork_local.application.network import network_guard from cowork_local.application.network import network_guard
_REMOTE_SCHEMES = frozenset({"http", "https", "ws", "wss", "ftp"}) _REMOTE_SCHEMES = frozenset({"http", "https", "ws", "wss", "ftp"})
_profile: Optional[QWebEngineProfile] = None
_blocker: Optional["RemoteRequestBlocker"] = None # Python must hold it, or it is collected
class RemoteRequestBlocker(QWebEngineUrlRequestInterceptor): class RemoteRequestBlocker(QWebEngineUrlRequestInterceptor):
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info.block(True) info.block(True)
def preview_profile() -> QWebEngineProfile:
"""The app-wide off-the-record profile shared by every HTML preview."""
global _profile, _blocker
if _profile is None:
_profile = QWebEngineProfile(QApplication.instance()) # no storage name = off the record
_blocker = RemoteRequestBlocker(_profile)
_profile.setUrlRequestInterceptor(_blocker)
_profile.settings().setAttribute(
QWebEngineSettings.WebAttribute.LocalContentCanAccessRemoteUrls, True)
return _profile
def install_offline_page(view) -> None: def install_offline_page(view) -> None:
"""Give ``view`` a private profile whose remote requests obey the guard.""" """Give ``view`` a page on the shared preview profile.
profile = QWebEngineProfile(view) # no storage name = off the record
blocker = RemoteRequestBlocker(profile) The previewed file is loaded with a ``file://`` base URL, and Qt refuses
profile.setUrlRequestInterceptor(blocker) every remote resource of such a page unless
view.setPage(QWebEnginePage(profile, view)) ``LocalContentCanAccessRemoteUrls`` is on — so web images never showed,
view._remote_blocker = blocker # keep the interceptor alive with the view even with the network open. The switch is turned on for the profile; the
interceptor is what keeps remote content out while "Block network" is on.
"""
view.setPage(QWebEnginePage(preview_profile(), view))
__all__ = ["RemoteRequestBlocker", "install_offline_page"] __all__ = ["RemoteRequestBlocker", "install_offline_page", "preview_profile"]
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"""Xem trước HTML trong tab Folder phải hiện được ảnh lấy từ web khi mạng mở.
Tệp được nạp với base URL ``file://``; Qt mặc định cấm trang cục bộ tải bất kỳ
tài nguyên web nào nếu ``LocalContentCanAccessRemoteUrls`` tắt, nên ảnh
``<img src="https://...">`` không bao giờ hiện, kể cả khi đã mở Internet.
Việc chặn khi bật "Chặn mạng" là của bộ chặn request, không phải của cờ này.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pytest
pytest.importorskip("PySide6.QtWebEngineWidgets", reason="cần Qt WebEngine")
from cowork_local.presentation.shared import HAS_WEB_ENGINE # noqa: E402
pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(not HAS_WEB_ENGINE, reason="WebEngine không dùng được ở đây")
def test_trang_xem_truoc_cho_phep_tai_anh_tu_web(qapp):
from PySide6.QtWebEngineCore import QWebEngineSettings
from PySide6.QtWebEngineWidgets import QWebEngineView
from cowork_local.presentation.folder import offline_web_page as owp
view = QWebEngineView()
try:
owp.install_offline_page(view)
profile = view.page().profile()
assert profile is owp.preview_profile()
assert profile.settings().testAttribute(
QWebEngineSettings.WebAttribute.LocalContentCanAccessRemoteUrls)
assert isinstance(owp._blocker, owp.RemoteRequestBlocker)
finally:
view.deleteLater()
def test_profile_song_lau_hon_moi_trang(qapp):
"""Profile do view sở hữu bị huỷ TRƯỚC trang: Qt cảnh báo "Release of
profile requested but WebEnginePage still not deleted" rồi app có thể văng
(0xc0000409 trong Qt6Core.dll) khi chuyển tab. Profile phải thuộc về app."""
from PySide6.QtWebEngineWidgets import QWebEngineView
from cowork_local.presentation.folder import offline_web_page as owp
view = QWebEngineView()
try:
owp.install_offline_page(view)
assert view.page().parent() is view
assert owp.preview_profile().parent() is qapp
finally:
view.deleteLater()