Fix: Remove incorrect /api/v2 prefix from all API endpoints

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Summary

• Fixed all API endpoints by removing the incorrect /api/v2 prefix
• The Hypernative API uses endpoints directly without the version prefix
• This resolves 404 errors when making API calls

Changes

• ✅ Updated all provider files (watchlist.provider.ts, custom-agent.provider.ts, notification-channel.provider.ts)
• ✅ Fixed test files and mock configurations
• ✅ Updated documentation and API examples
• ✅ Cleaned up example YAML configurations

API Endpoint Changes

Before (Incorrect)	After (Correct)
/api/v2/watchlists	/watchlists
/api/v2/custom-agents	/custom-agents
/api/v2/notification-channels	/notification-channels
/api/v2/alerts	/alerts

Testing

Successfully tested against production API:

• ✅ Health check endpoint works
• ✅ Watchlists can be listed and created
• ✅ Notification channels accessible
• ✅ Custom agents endpoint functional

Impact

This fix enables the CLI to properly communicate with the Hypernative API, allowing users to:

• Create and manage watchlists
• Configure notification channels
• Set up custom monitoring agents

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Pull Request Review

I've completed a comprehensive review of this PR that removes the /api/v2 prefix from all API endpoints. Here's my detailed analysis:

Review Checklist:

• Examine provider implementation changes
• Review test file updates and mocking
• Check documentation consistency
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Identify potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate security considerations
• Review performance implications
• Check test coverage adequacy

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✅ Positive Findings

1. Comprehensive and Consistent Changes

• All 21 files have been updated systematically
• Provider files correctly changed from /api/v2/* to /* endpoints
• Test mocking updated to match new endpoints
• Documentation examples aligned with API changes

2. Clean Implementation

The changes are straightforward and follow a clear pattern:

// Before
await this.apiClient.get('/api/v2/watchlists')

// After  
await this.apiClient.get('/watchlists')

3. Test Coverage Maintained

• Test files properly updated with new endpoint URLs
• Mock configurations in test-helpers.ts:26,32,40 correctly updated
• All endpoint references in test setup maintained consistency

4. Documentation Alignment

• API client examples updated appropriately
• Platform documentation contains consistent endpoint references
• YAML example configurations cleaned up

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⚠️ Areas of Concern & Recommendations

1. Missing Validation Against Live API

Issue: The PR description claims "Successfully tested against production API" but there's no evidence of automated tests verifying this.

Recommendation: Add integration tests or API health checks that validate the endpoint changes work against the actual Hypernative API.

2. Potential Breaking Changes

Issue: If any external systems or cached configurations still reference /api/v2 endpoints, this could cause failures.

Recommendation: Consider adding backward compatibility or migration documentation.

3. Error Handling Unchanged

Issue: Error handling in providers (e.g., watchlist.provider.ts:80-84) remains the same. If the API error format changes with the new endpoints, this might need updating.

Recommendation: Verify error response formats are consistent between old and new endpoints.

4. Channel Resolution Dependency

Issue: The ChannelResolver at line src/lib/channel-resolver.ts:122 still assumes response format response.data. If the API response wrapper changed with endpoint updates, this could break.

Recommendation: Verify the response format is consistent or update the response unwrapping logic.

5. Rate Limiting Considerations

Issue: Different endpoint paths might have different rate limiting rules. The current rate limiting logic may need adjustment.

Recommendation: Verify rate limiting behavior is consistent across old and new endpoints.

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🔒 Security Assessment

✅ Secure Practices Maintained

• No secrets or credentials exposed in the changes
• Environment variable substitution logic preserved
• Secret redaction in logging maintained

✅ No Security Regressions

• Authentication headers and API client security unchanged
• Input validation and sanitization preserved

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🚀 Performance Analysis

✅ No Performance Impact

• Changes are purely path-based, no performance implications
• Caching mechanisms unchanged
• Concurrency controls preserved

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📋 Code Quality Assessment

✅ High Quality Implementation

• Consistent code style maintained
• TypeScript types preserved correctly
• Error handling patterns unchanged
• Logging statements appropriately updated

Minor Suggestion

Consider adding a comment or constant defining the base API path pattern to make future changes easier:

const API_BASE_ENDPOINTS = {
  WATCHLISTS: '/watchlists',
  CUSTOM_AGENTS: '/custom-agents', 
  NOTIFICATION_CHANNELS: '/notification-channels'
} as const;

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🧪 Test Coverage Analysis

✅ Good Test Maintenance

• All mock configurations updated consistently
• Test fixtures properly aligned with new endpoints
• No broken test references found

Recommendation

Add an integration test that verifies actual API connectivity with the new endpoints to ensure production readiness.

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📝 Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE with confidence, but consider these action items:

1. High Priority: Add integration tests to verify API connectivity
2. Medium Priority: Verify error response formats are consistent
3. Low Priority: Add endpoint constants for maintainability

The changes are well-executed, comprehensive, and maintain code quality standards. The systematic approach to updating all references demonstrates thorough attention to detail.

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Pull Request Code Review

I've completed a comprehensive review of this PR that removes the /api/v2 prefix from all API endpoints. Here's my detailed analysis:

Review Checklist:

• Analyze provider implementation changes
• Review test file updates and mocking consistency
• Check documentation alignment with changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Identify potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate security considerations
• Review performance implications
• Check test coverage adequacy

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✅ Positive Findings

1. Comprehensive and Systematic Implementation

• Perfect consistency: All 22 files have been updated systematically following the same pattern
• Provider files: Clean changes from /api/v2/* to /* endpoints across all three providers (src/providers/watchlist.provider.ts:56, src/providers/custom-agent.provider.ts:57, src/providers/notification-channel.provider.ts:71)
• Test infrastructure: Mock configurations properly updated in tests/utils/test-helpers.ts:26,32,40
• Documentation alignment: API examples in documentation consistently updated

2. Code Quality Excellence

The implementation demonstrates high code quality:

• Type safety maintained: All TypeScript interfaces and types remain intact
• Error handling preserved: Existing error handling patterns unchanged (e.g., src/providers/watchlist.provider.ts:80-84)
• Logging consistency: Debug and info logging statements properly updated
• DRY principle: No code duplication introduced

3. Test Coverage Maintained

• Mock endpoints updated: All API mocking in test files uses correct new endpoints
• Test scenarios preserved: All existing test cases remain valid
• Golden tests updated: Properly reflects new endpoint structure

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⚠️ Areas of Concern & Recommendations

1. Missing Integration Validation

Issue: While the PR description claims "Successfully tested against production API", there's no automated validation in the codebase.

Recommendation: Add integration tests or health check validations that verify the new endpoints work against the actual API:

// Example addition to test suite
describe('API Integration', () => {
  it('should connect to production endpoints', async () => {
    const healthCheck = await apiClient.get('/health');
    expect(healthCheck.status).toBe(200);
  });
});

2. Channel Resolver Response Format Assumption

Issue: The ChannelResolver at src/lib/channel-resolver.ts:122 assumes response.data format. If the API response wrapper changed with endpoint updates, this could break.

Current code:

const channels: NotificationChannel[] = response.data || [];

Recommendation: Verify that the response format is consistent, or update to use the unwrapApiListResponse helper like other providers do.

3. Potential Breaking Change Impact

Issue: If any external systems, cached configurations, or client-side code still references /api/v2 endpoints, this could cause integration failures.

Recommendation: Consider adding backward compatibility documentation or migration notes for external consumers.

4. Rate Limiting Verification Needed

Issue: Different endpoint paths might have different rate limiting rules that could affect the existing rate limiting logic in the API client.

Recommendation: Verify rate limiting behavior remains consistent across the old and new endpoint paths.

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🔒 Security Assessment

✅ Excellent Security Practices

• No credential exposure: Environment variable handling and secret redaction unchanged
• Input validation preserved: All existing validation logic maintained
• Authentication unchanged: Header and auth mechanisms remain intact
• Error message security: No sensitive information leaked in error responses

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🚀 Performance Analysis

✅ No Performance Impact

• Path-only changes: Purely cosmetic URL changes with no performance implications
• Caching mechanisms: Channel resolver caching and other performance optimizations preserved
• Concurrency controls: Rate limiting and concurrent request handling unchanged

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🧪 Test Coverage Analysis

✅ Comprehensive Test Updates

• Mock consistency: All nock configurations updated to match new endpoints
• Test helper utilities: MockApiClient class properly updated with new endpoint paths
• Golden test alignment: Snapshot tests reflect new endpoint structure
• Edge case coverage: Error handling tests properly updated

Minor Enhancement Opportunity

Consider adding endpoint constant definitions to improve maintainability:

// src/constants/endpoints.ts
export const API_ENDPOINTS = {
  WATCHLISTS: '/watchlists',
  CUSTOM_AGENTS: '/custom-agents',
  NOTIFICATION_CHANNELS: '/notification-channels',
} as const;

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📝 Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE with high confidence. This is a well-executed, systematic change that:

1. Maintains code quality standards with consistent implementation across all files
2. Preserves existing functionality with no breaking changes to the CLI behavior
3. Updates all necessary components including providers, tests, and documentation
4. Follows security best practices with no regressions introduced

Action Items for Production Readiness:

1. High Priority: Add integration tests to verify actual API connectivity
2. Medium Priority: Verify the ChannelResolver response format handling
3. Low Priority: Consider endpoint constants for better maintainability

The changes demonstrate thorough attention to detail and systematic approach to refactoring. The implementation is ready for production deployment.

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[claude]

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Pull Request Code Review

I've conducted a comprehensive review of this PR that removes the /api/v2 prefix from all API endpoints. Here's my detailed analysis:

Review Checklist:

• Examine provider implementation changes
• Review test file updates and mocking consistency
• Check documentation alignment with changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Identify potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate security considerations
• Review performance implications
• Check test coverage adequacy
• Provide final recommendations

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✅ Positive Findings

1. Comprehensive and Systematic Implementation

• Perfect consistency: All 26 files have been updated systematically following the same pattern
• Provider files: Clean changes from /api/v2/* to /* endpoints across all three providers (src/providers/watchlist.provider.ts:56, src/providers/custom-agent.provider.ts:57, src/providers/notification-channel.provider.ts:71)
• Test infrastructure: Mock configurations properly updated in tests/utils/test-helpers.ts:26,32,40
• Documentation alignment: API examples in documentation consistently updated

2. Code Quality Excellence

The implementation demonstrates high code quality:

• Type safety maintained: All TypeScript interfaces and types remain intact
• Error handling preserved: Existing error handling patterns unchanged (e.g., src/providers/watchlist.provider.ts:80-84)
• Logging consistency: Debug and info logging statements properly updated
• DRY principle: No code duplication introduced

3. Test Coverage Maintained

• Mock endpoints updated: All API mocking in test files uses correct new endpoints
• Test scenarios preserved: All existing test cases remain valid with updated endpoint expectations
• Golden tests updated: Properly reflects new endpoint structure

---

⚠️ Areas of Concern & Recommendations

1. Missing Integration Validation

Issue: While the PR description claims "Successfully tested against production API", there's no automated validation in the codebase.

Recommendation: Add integration tests or health check validations that verify the new endpoints work against the actual API:

// Example addition to test suite
describe('API Integration', () => {
  it('should connect to production endpoints', async () => {
    const healthCheck = await apiClient.get('/health');
    expect(healthCheck.status).toBe(200);
  });
});

2. Channel Resolver Response Format Assumption

Issue: The ChannelResolver at src/lib/channel-resolver.ts:122 assumes response.data format. If the API response wrapper changed with endpoint updates, this could break.

Current code:

const channels: NotificationChannel[] = response.data || [];

Recommendation: Verify that the response format is consistent, or update to use the unwrapApiListResponse helper like other providers do.

3. Potential Breaking Change Impact

Issue: If any external systems, cached configurations, or client-side code still references /api/v2 endpoints, this could cause integration failures.

Recommendation: Consider adding backward compatibility documentation or migration notes for external consumers.

4. Rate Limiting Verification Needed

Issue: Different endpoint paths might have different rate limiting rules that could affect the existing rate limiting logic in the API client.

Recommendation: Verify rate limiting behavior remains consistent across the old and new endpoint paths.

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🔒 Security Assessment

✅ Excellent Security Practices

• No credential exposure: Environment variable handling and secret redaction unchanged
• Input validation preserved: All existing validation logic maintained
• Authentication unchanged: Header and auth mechanisms remain intact
• Error message security: No sensitive information leaked in error responses

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🚀 Performance Analysis

✅ No Performance Impact

• Path-only changes: Purely cosmetic URL changes with no performance implications
• Caching mechanisms: Channel resolver caching and other performance optimizations preserved
• Concurrency controls: Rate limiting and concurrent request handling unchanged

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🧪 Test Coverage Analysis

✅ Comprehensive Test Updates

• Mock consistency: All nock configurations updated to match new endpoints
• Test helper utilities: MockApiClient class properly updated with new endpoint paths
• Golden test alignment: Snapshot tests reflect new endpoint structure
• Edge case coverage: Error handling tests properly updated

Minor Enhancement Opportunity

Consider adding endpoint constant definitions to improve maintainability:

// src/constants/endpoints.ts
export const API_ENDPOINTS = {
  WATCHLISTS: '/watchlists',
  CUSTOM_AGENTS: '/custom-agents',
  NOTIFICATION_CHANNELS: '/notification-channels',
} as const;

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📝 Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE with high confidence. This is a well-executed, systematic change that:

1. Maintains code quality standards with consistent implementation across all files
2. Preserves existing functionality with no breaking changes to the CLI behavior
3. Updates all necessary components including providers, tests, and documentation
4. Follows security best practices with no regressions introduced

Action Items for Production Readiness:

1. High Priority: Add integration tests to verify actual API connectivity
2. Medium Priority: Verify the ChannelResolver response format handling
3. Low Priority: Consider endpoint constants for better maintainability

The changes demonstrate thorough attention to detail and systematic approach to refactoring. The implementation is ready for production deployment.

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