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01 — Signal

Context that follows the work.

Arctite ties approved development activity to the task you're working on, ranks what matters and builds a context package you can inspect.

Arctite— atlas-web

Active intent

Fix authentication race condition

atlas-web · feature/auth · requested 2 min ago

Relevant

ranked by task relation

session.ts97Changed during task
git.diff95Touches authentication flow
npm test92Contains failing stack
localhost/login84Current browser context

Low

README.md22Unrelated

Excluded

package-lock.json—Generated file

Redaction on

feature/auth · BYOK

02 — Preview

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Context Preview

Ready · 17 items · 4,810 tokens · 2 redactions

FILES

src/auth/session.ts1.2 KB
src/api/auth.ts0.8 KB

GIT

feature/auth+41 −17

TERMINAL

npm test2 failures

BROWSER

localhost/login

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03 — Action

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The reviewed context becomes an implementation path. Arctite shows the proposed mutation, checks its boundaries and waits for approval before writing.

Agent Cycle

atlas-web · feature/auth

Plan

01Inspect session lifecycledone
02Prepare validation guarddone
03Update callback handler
04Update tests
05Verify

Recovery snapshot taken before step 01.
Write scope: atlas-web

Proposed change

src/auth/callback.ts

src/auth/callback.ts+4 −2

 // src/auth/callback.ts — authentication callback handler
 import { refreshSession, validateSession } from "./session"
 
 export async function authCallback(req: Request) {
−  const session = await refreshSession(req)
−  return completeLogin(req, session)
+  const session = await refreshSession(req)
+  const validated = await validateSession(session)
+  if (!validated.ok) return redirectToLogin(req)
+  return completeLogin(req, validated.session)
 }
 
 export async function sessionGuard(handler: Handler) {
+  return async (req: Request) => {
+    const lock = await sessionLock.acquire(req)
+    try {
+      return await handler(req)
+    } finally {
+      await lock.release()
+    }
   }
 }

Recovery: Snapshot ready
Scope: atlas-web
Write permission: Allowed
Status: Waiting for approval

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Coding agents need more than a prompt.

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Download Arctite for Windows.

Coding agents need more than a prompt.

Context that follows the work.

See the payload.

Nothing changes until you say so.

Your project stays on your machine.

The agent gets context.You keep control.

Download Arctite for Windows.

The agent gets context.
You keep control.