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Add first-party n8n, Make, Zapier and Pipedream integrations - #1
Add first-party n8n, Make, Zapier and Pipedream adapter candidates from one public API and SDK contract pin. The common core covers text/replies, templates, media, reactions, Number/template lookup, allowlisted API calls and owned webhook triggers. Functions and message-operation reads remain gated on their public contracts.
The SDK pin, contract fragments, generated files and native adapters are checked together. CI detects SDK source changes for the next feature cycle. No workflow engine or embedded third-party app catalog is introduced.
Marketplace OAuth scope
The owner now requires OAuth connections without customer-entered device codes. The existing API-key adapters remain earlier source candidates; they are not the accepted marketplace login experience. OAuth provider/claim support, regional authorization, consent UI, refresh and a webhook verifier independent of rotating access tokens must be qualified before native release.
This update pins the authoring client to @makehq/sdk 1.9.0 and adds npm run make:access, a read-only app-definition access check. It uses only sdk-apps:read, takes credentials from the secure environment, performs no writes and does not test runtime connections. Private upload remains pending the OAuth contract and actual Make access. No OAuth runtime is implemented by this tooling change.
Review corrections and validation
Webhook verifier material is separate from idempotency identities, and Make redacts both request and response idempotency metadata. Each trigger now saves a webhook creation key across uncertain retries; after confirmed deletion, the operator supplies a new creation key. Returned registration receipts must match live owned inventory. This is an explicit saved configuration requirement, not automatic provider state persistence.
The repairs also cover Make error recovery and owned detach, n8n per-item error continuation, recipe input validation, bidirectional SDK drift, large media validation, native empty reactions, Zapier header/throttling behavior and the optional public QuickLink reference. The n8n release workflow requires the main ref and immutable source identities; trusted publication still requires an independently protected release environment.
The actual generator ran successfully for the pushed repairs. Whitespace checks and equality between source, staged and committed bytes passed.
Regression cases were added for these findings, including real installed Zapier throttling middleware and retained creation receipts. Local test/build suites for the repairs are UNRUN under the human's November 5 waiver.
Current-head hosted CI passed: the contract/generation checks, n8n build/lint, Zapier validation, SDK checks and all 97 behavioral tests on both configured Node versions. Both runs had zero failures, skips or todos. Actual CI job. Current-head code/security reviews are still running. Earlier 75-test results are historical.
No live Make request, native editor validation, provider execution or publication ran.
Release state and limits
Development source only. No app registration, provider submission, npm publication, marketplace listing, real message send or deployed API acceptance is claimed. The release receipt deliberately leaves those fields unset, and the manual npm publication workflow refuses missing receipts.
Real editor/API recipes, authenticated publisher accounts, native secret-redaction/rotation tests and provider review remain required. Make also requires custom IML function enablement and actual interpreter/private-webhook-state qualification. Its hook preflight fails closed above one inventory page; large-project pagination remains a release gate. Provider acceptance of Zapier's synthetic sample path is pending.
Two inactive n8n recipe imports are prepared. Other provider template IDs and Function-based recipes remain gated. External execution does not inherit Polymorfa EU/Brazil residency.
Provenance
Owner/writer: Codex, T3, OpenAI, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh, branch feat/automation-integrations. No subagents. The human’s November 5 workflow now authorizes required exhaustive Codex/security and CodeRabbit review before owner merge. Maintenance PR 926 keeps these adapters in the API/SDK feature cycle and retains the full impact assessment. Company reviewers can read the partial manual checkpoint, evidence commit d1efb767ecc4195590e5d1fcbf4fe8a1cc7ded0a, in the private product repository. Its capture gaps are explicit.
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New Features
Added integration source for n8n, Make, Zapier, and Pipedream, with messaging actions, Number and template listings, and event triggers for messages, Number status, and ended calls.
Added support for sending text, templates, and media, managing reactions, and making allowlisted API calls.
Documentation
Added setup and maintenance guidance, sample events, and workflow recipes.
Clarified that these integrations are development source and are not yet published or provider-approved.
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This pull request adds shared API and webhook logic, integration source packages for Make, n8n, Pipedream, and Zapier, and tooling for generating, validating, testing, and releasing those packages. It also adds integration documentation, synthetic event examples, and recipe candidates.
Changes: Automation platform integrations
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Public API contract and SDK validation contracts/*, scripts/check-contracts.mjs, scripts/check-upstream.mjs, scripts/verify-sdk.mjs, scripts/update-sdk-baseline.mjs, scripts/openapi-schema.cjs, MAINTAINING.md
Adds the public platform API specification, operation coverage, source metadata, and SDK fingerprints. Validation scripts compare covered operations and schemas with pinned SDK snapshots and check request examples against SDK schemas.
Shared API catalog and execution shared/catalog.cjs, shared/core.cjs, tests/core.test.cjs
Adds the shared action, field, and event catalogs. The core builds and validates requests, parses responses, and normalizes API and transport errors. Tests cover request building, input constraints, and error handling.
Adds webhook identity, ownership checks, subscription discovery and reconciliation, authentication, and event-envelope validation. Tests and synthetic events cover these shared behaviors.
Make actions and webhook components make/*, scripts/make-access.mjs, tests/make*.test.*
Adds Make app and project-connection configuration, API actions, event schemas, and attach, receive, and detach flows. Generated IML functions implement request validation and webhook ownership checks.
n8n credential, nodes, and runtime n8n/*, tests/native.test.cjs
Adds the n8n credential, catalog-driven action node, event trigger, transport, and shared runtime. The action node handles binary media input; tests cover action, trigger, and binary-input behavior.
Zapier and Pipedream adapters zapier/*, pipedream/*, tests/native.test.cjs, tests/pipedream.test.mjs
Adds catalog-driven actions and webhook sources for Zapier and Pipedream. Their adapters use shared request and hook logic and provide synthetic event samples.
Adds code generation and drift checks, scheduled SDK drift checks, pull-request and main-branch checks, and a manually triggered n8n publication workflow with a release gate.
Integration guidance and release state README.md, CHANGELOG.md, NOTICE.md, MAINTAINING.md, */README.md, recipes/*, releases/0.1.0.json, n8n/LICENSE
Adds adapter setup and maintenance guidance, synthetic workflow templates, recipe mappings, notices, and a development-stage release record with pending acceptance and publication fields.
sequenceDiagram
participant Adapter
participant Core as Shared API core
participant Transport
participant API as Polymorfa API
Adapter->>Core: Submit action and input values
Core->>Core: Validate inputs and build request
Core->>Transport: Send request
Transport->>API: Forward method, URL, headers, and body
API-->>Transport: Return status, headers, and body
Transport-->>Core: Return response
Core-->>Adapter: Return parsed result or IntegrationError
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sequenceDiagram
participant Adapter
participant Hooks as Shared webhook helpers
participant API as Polymorfa API
participant Endpoint as Provider webhook endpoint
Adapter->>Hooks: Subscribe with callback and subscription key
Hooks->>API: Find or create owned webhook
API-->>Hooks: Return subscription record
Hooks-->>Adapter: Return owned subscription
API->>Endpoint: Deliver event with verifier header
Endpoint->>Hooks: Authenticate request and validate envelope
Hooks-->>Endpoint: Return validated envelope or rejection
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Actionable comments posted: 15
Nitpick comments: 1
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19-21: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Set persist-credentials: false on the publish checkout.
This job has id-token: write. It runs npm run check and the n8n build, which execute dependency and repository code. By default, actions/checkout leaves the GITHUB_TOKEN in .git/config for those steps. The full-history fetch happens during checkout, so the later git diff in release-gate.mjs still works without the persisted token.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/publish-n8n.yml around lines 19 - 21:
Set persist-credentials to false in the actions/checkout step, which already
uses fetch-depth: 0. Preserve the full-history fetch so the later git diff in
release-gate.mjs continues to work.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @make/functions/polymorfaResult.js:
- Around line 15-20: Add exact response.error.409 and response.error.429 entries
in Make’s base.json to expose the applicable recovery and Retry-After guidance
through Make’s base error handler. Use the existing IntegrationError guidance as
the source, retain the generic fallback for other statuses, and do not add an
unestablished 5xx wildcard mapping.
Review comments at @make/modules/apiRequest/metadata.json:
- Line 3: Update the description generated by scripts/generate.mjs for the
polymorfaAdvanced module to describe an authorized call to a supported Polymorfa
API endpoint, not an arbitrary API call. Regenerate the metadata so it reflects
the corrected description.
Review comments at @make/webhooks/callEnded/detach.json:
- Around line 7-9: Update the shared detach template generated by
`scripts/generate.mjs` to use the project’s webhook inventory instead of relying
on GET-by-ID 404 handling. Treat the hook as gone only when a complete inventory
omits `webhook.externalHookId`; when present, apply the existing
`polymorfaOwnedHook` ownership checks to the matching row before DELETE.
Preserve reconciliation failures for incomplete inventories and ownership
mismatches.
Review comments at @n8n/nodes/Polymorfa/Polymorfa.node.ts:
- Around line 54-56: Update the item-processing loop’s catch block to check
continueOnFail(): when enabled, add a per-item error result associated with item
i and continue processing later items; otherwise preserve the existing
NodeOperationError with itemIndex. Keep successful results in the output
alongside failed-item results.
Review comments at @n8n/shared/hooks.js:
- Line 13: Update identity() to derive the verifier, header name, and
idempotency key from separate HMAC labels; keep value equal to the verifier and
ensure neither name nor key reveals it. Account for the resulting change to
existing marker names when applying this change.
- Around line 65-70: Update the create-flow catch around find and record to
preserve definite 4xx rejections by rethrowing them unchanged; reconcile only
transport failures, 5xx responses, and invalid receipts where the create outcome
is unknown. Keep the existing find recovery path for unknown outcomes, and avoid
converting definite rejections into subscription_requires_reconciliation.
Review comments at @recipes/n8n/order-notification.json:
- Line 6: Update the workflow before the notify-order node to stop execution
when notificationId is missing or empty; allow the send to proceed only when it
has a non-empty value.
Review comments at @scripts/check-upstream.mjs:
- Around line 35-47: Update the compare function to traverse both fragments with
visit, including SDK-side fragment b, so SDK-only $ref targets are compared
against their corresponding components and reviewed baseline fingerprints.
Review comments at @scripts/generate.mjs:
- Line 63: Update polymorfaHook so its returned key is derived separately from
the webhook secret, while preserving the existing secret as the receiver token;
add request.headers.idempotency-key to the existing log.sanitize list in
make/base.json. Ensure the idempotency key cannot reveal or equal the receiver
token.
Review comments at @shared/core.cjs:
- Line 114: Update parseResponse so a JSON parse failure raises invalid_response
only for 2xx responses; for non-2xx responses, continue through the existing
status-based fallback handling so 5xx errors retain the outcome-unknown
classification.
Review comments at @shared/hooks.cjs:
- Line 61: Update the webhook creation call in the subscribe flow to avoid using
marker.key as its Idempotency-Key, since it is a secret and a stable key can
replay a receipt for a deleted webhook. Generate a fresh, non-secret key for
each POST using an appropriate existing or imported random-ID utility, while
preserving duplicate protection within that call.
- Line 22: Compare callback URLs by parsed URL form rather than raw strings so
equivalent normalized URLs match and invalid URLs do not. Update owns and the
URL comparisons in find to use the same equivalence check, including the
marked-hook and reconciliation checks; apply the behavior to the duplicated hook
implementations and generated polymorfaFindHook. Add a test with a mock that
returns a normalized URL.
Review comments at @tests/native.test.cjs:
- Around line 3-4: Update the root package scripts so `npm test` builds the
generated `n8n/dist` files before running the tests. Add a `pretest`
prerequisite that runs `npm run build`, preserving the existing test command and
ensuring the root build’s generation step is included.
Review comments at @zapier/index.js:
- Line 15: Update the shared Zapier field generation in field() so
idempotencyKey and writeCreatedAt are required for write actions such as
sendText, sendTemplate, sendMedia, and react. Use the action context when
mapping inputFields to determine whether each field belongs to a write action,
while preserving existing required settings and keeping apiRequest optional.
- Line 10: Normalize response.headers to a plain object before it reaches
parseResponse, converting Headers instances into entries while preserving
existing plain-object and missing-header behavior. Update the response
construction path containing the returned status, headers, and body so error
metadata such as Retry-After and x-request-id remains available.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/publish-n8n.yml:
- Around line 19-21: Set persist-credentials to false in the actions/checkout
step, which already uses fetch-depth: 0. Preserve the full-history fetch so the
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tests/sdk-drift.test.mjs: 1
5-5: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use os.tmpdir() for the fixture directory.
The test writes fixtures to ~/.polymorfa-agent-work/integration-sdk-drift-tests. This path is specific to one tool environment. It creates a persistent directory in the home folder of every developer who runs npm test. t.after removes only the fixture-* subdirectory, so the parent directory remains. A read-only or unusual home directory can also fail the test.
Use mkdtempSync under tmpdir(). The existing cleanup then removes the whole fixture.
♻️ Proposed fix
-import { homedir } from 'node:os';+import { tmpdir } from 'node:os';
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Review comment at @tests/sdk-drift.test.mjs at line 5:
Replace the home-directory fixture location in the test setup with a temporary
directory created using mkdtempSync under tmpdir(). Remove the persistent
parent-directory creation and keep the existing t.after cleanup removing the
entire fixture root.
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Review comments at @tests/sdk-drift.test.mjs:
- Line 5: Replace the home-directory fixture location in the test setup with a
temporary directory created using mkdtempSync under tmpdir(). Remove the
persistent parent-directory creation and keep the existing t.after cleanup
removing the entire fixture root.
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The release gate now refuses any change after review except release receipts,
so tests, .npmrc and .nvmrc are covered. Checks move to a verify job without an
OIDC token that runs the gate first. The publish job repeats the check with git
and jq before Node setup or any repository script.
The create idempotency key came from a user-typed creation key, so deactivating
and reactivating a trigger replayed the receipt for the deleted webhook and the
activation failed. Each activation now gets a random nonce from the adapter,
saved in provider-private state before the create: n8n node static data and
Pipedream $.service.db. Zapier and Make have no state that persists before
performSubscribe or attach returns, so the nonce lives for that call. A retry of
the same uncertain activation reuses the nonce, so it cannot create a second
webhook. Find-before-create and the post-create live check stay. A replayed
receipt for a deleted webhook now fails with subscription_receipt_deleted and
clears the nonce, so the next activation registers a new webhook.
The Webhook Creation Key field is removed from all four platforms.
Attach threw on any unrelated project webhook whose URL had userinfo, a fragment
or a non-https scheme. Hook matching now treats an unparseable URL as no match,
as shared sameCallback does, and a test runs shared find and the Make function
over the same inventories. Detach now reads the recorded webhook with the
single-webhook GET and treats 404 as already deleted, so cleanup works in
projects with more than 100 webhooks. A new test runs the attach and detach
steps through repeated off/on cycles.
Zapier's bundle documentation says bundle.rawRequest headers, other than
Content-Type and Content-Length, arrive in Camel-Case with an Http- prefix
(X-Time-GMT becomes Http-X-Time-Gmt). The receiver read the plain marker name
from cleanedRequest, so it could reject every real delivery. It now reads
rawRequest headers and its raw JSON body, accepts the marker under either name
exactly once, and falls back to cleanedRequest when rawRequest is absent.
The trigger had an empty subscription key, so activation failed after import.
It now derives the key from the workflow ID, so each imported copy has its own.
A recipe test checks the trigger parameters against the node description and
activates the trigger.
A 5xx on a write with a JSON error code, for example internal_error, lost the
reconcile guidance, so a user might retry with a new key and send twice. Writes
that end in a server error, and idempotency_in_progress, now always say to
reconcile and keep the key and start time. Make modules pass the request method
to their error handler for the same result.
n8n Continue On Fail items now carry code, status, requestId and retryAfter
from the sanitized error, so workflows can branch on recovery codes.
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Summary
Add first-party n8n, Make, Zapier and Pipedream adapter candidates from one public API and SDK contract pin. The common core covers text/replies, templates, media, reactions, Number/template lookup, allowlisted API calls and owned webhook triggers. Functions and message-operation reads remain gated on their public contracts.
The SDK pin, contract fragments, generated files and native adapters are checked together. CI detects SDK source changes for the next feature cycle. No workflow engine or embedded third-party app catalog is introduced.
Marketplace OAuth scope
The owner now requires OAuth connections without customer-entered device codes. The existing API-key adapters remain earlier source candidates; they are not the accepted marketplace login experience. OAuth provider/claim support, regional authorization, consent UI, refresh and a webhook verifier independent of rotating access tokens must be qualified before native release.
This update pins the authoring client to
@makehq/sdk1.9.0 and addsnpm run make:access, a read-only app-definition access check. It uses onlysdk-apps:read, takes credentials from the secure environment, performs no writes and does not test runtime connections. Private upload remains pending the OAuth contract and actual Make access. No OAuth runtime is implemented by this tooling change.Review corrections and validation
Webhook verifier material is separate from idempotency identities, and Make redacts both request and response idempotency metadata. Each trigger now saves a webhook creation key across uncertain retries; after confirmed deletion, the operator supplies a new creation key. Returned registration receipts must match live owned inventory. This is an explicit saved configuration requirement, not automatic provider state persistence.
The repairs also cover Make error recovery and owned detach, n8n per-item error continuation, recipe input validation, bidirectional SDK drift, large media validation, native empty reactions, Zapier header/throttling behavior and the optional public QuickLink reference. The n8n release workflow requires the main ref and immutable source identities; trusted publication still requires an independently protected release environment.
Release state and limits
Development source only. No app registration, provider submission, npm publication, marketplace listing, real message send or deployed API acceptance is claimed. The release receipt deliberately leaves those fields unset, and the manual npm publication workflow refuses missing receipts.
Real editor/API recipes, authenticated publisher accounts, native secret-redaction/rotation tests and provider review remain required. Make also requires custom IML function enablement and actual interpreter/private-webhook-state qualification. Its hook preflight fails closed above one inventory page; large-project pagination remains a release gate. Provider acceptance of Zapier's synthetic sample path is pending.
Two inactive n8n recipe imports are prepared. Other provider template IDs and Function-based recipes remain gated. External execution does not inherit Polymorfa EU/Brazil residency.
Provenance
Owner/writer: Codex, T3, OpenAI,
gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh, branchfeat/automation-integrations. No subagents. The human’s November 5 workflow now authorizes required exhaustive Codex/security and CodeRabbit review before owner merge. Maintenance PR 926 keeps these adapters in the API/SDK feature cycle and retains the full impact assessment. Company reviewers can read the partial manual checkpoint, evidence commitd1efb767ecc4195590e5d1fcbf4fe8a1cc7ded0a, in the private product repository. Its capture gaps are explicit.OAuth scope provenance: manual checkpoint, commit
d4081540cd5236f4c41f7c7ce7da0106c7bc44a7(private repository; partial capture).Current merge workflow
Marked ready under the human’s November 5 policy. Extra local validation is waived; the human will test open work later. Existing source and release limits remain. The owning writer will address review findings and merge only after passing required hosted checks, cleared CodeRabbit findings (its rate-limit skip is allowed), clean exhaustive current-head Codex/security reviews and no conflicts. The human explicitly excludes disabled Blacksmith Proof and retired Mintlify from blockers; no other required-job skip or failure is waived. No marketplace upload, app publication or live provider execution is authorized by source merge.
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