feat(gmail): add Pub/Sub pull watch consumer

[joshp123]

Human-written request

i think you should now start drafting implementation for each of the tools in worktrees and then opening draft PRs against the repos, at least for gog and openclaw. can you do that using $session-goal-writer ?

Draft scope

RFC: openclaw/rfcs#8
Companion OpenClaw PR: openclaw/openclaw#90723

This draft adds the no-inbound Gmail notification runtime for the RFC: gog gmail settings watch pull, plus the hidden compatibility path gog gmail watch pull.

What changed

• Adds a Pub/Sub pull consumer for Gmail watch notifications.
• Reuses the existing Gmail watch processor for push and pull so account filtering, stale history handling, history fetches, hook payloads, and hook failure behavior stay aligned.
• Requires a full Pub/Sub subscription resource path: projects/<project>/subscriptions/<subscription>.
• Requires an explicit or stored hook target before consuming messages, so the command does not silently drain a subscription with nowhere to deliver notifications.
• Uses explicit terminal/retry behavior: invalid pull messages, wrong-account notifications, and no-new-message notifications finish terminally; hook failures, Gmail failures, and rate-limit circuit failures stay retryable so Pub/Sub can redeliver.
• Regenerates command docs for the new command.

Compatibility

• Existing gog gmail watch serve push behavior remains supported.
• This does not change Gmail watch registration behavior or cloud resource setup.
• This does not remove shared-token push.

Testing strategy

Already run in this draft:

• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command go test ./internal/cmd -run 'GmailWatch'
• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command go build -o /tmp/gog-gmail-pull ./cmd/gog
• /tmp/gog-gmail-pull gmail settings watch pull --help
• /tmp/gog-gmail-pull gmail watch pull --help
• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command make docs-commands
• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command make fmt-check
• git diff --check

Deterministic coverage added here:

• fake Pub/Sub receiver proves the command creates a receiver, consumes one-at-a-time, uses stored hook settings, and closes cleanly;
• invalid Pub/Sub payload and wrong-account notifications ack terminally;
• hook failure nacks after recording http_error and preserving the watch cursor, so a downstream hook outage can redeliver instead of silently advancing past the notification;
• Gmail/history failures nack so Pub/Sub can redeliver;
• missing subscription and missing hook fail before consuming.

Remote proof completed for the prior draft head 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36:

• GitHub Actions ci run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27035275142 completed successfully for commit 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36: Linux test, Windows, Darwin CGO build, and worker jobs passed.
• GitHub Actions docker run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27035275170 completed successfully: image build job passed.

Live Google proof completed for the prior draft head 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36:

• Maintainer-controlled Gmail and GCP resources were used; no public HTTP ingress, Tailscale Funnel, or push subscription was involved.
• A clean pull subscription was provisioned, gog gmail watch start registered the mailbox watch for the pull topic, and the initial stale watch notification was ignored rather than delivered.
• A marked self-email was sent to the watched mailbox.
• gog gmail watch pull pulled the Pub/Sub notification, fetched Gmail history, and posted one local hook request. Redacted hook evidence showed auth header present, top-level payload keys account, historyId, messages, and source, and messagesCount=1.
• The marker emails were moved to trash after proof, one cleanup notification was drained, and a final Pub/Sub pull check returned empty.
• Companion OpenClaw live proof in feat(hooks): add Gmail Pub/Sub pull delivery mode openclaw#90723 used the same candidate gog command under OpenClaw supervision and created a Gmail hook session.

Real behavior proof

Behavior addressed: Gmail Pub/Sub can now be consumed with pull semantics instead of requiring Google to call an inbound HTTP endpoint.

Real environment tested: local macOS worktree with Go 1.26 from Nix plus maintainer-controlled Gmail/Pub/Sub resources in Google Cloud. Public ingress was not used.

Exact steps or command run after this patch: see the commands in Testing strategy above.

Evidence after fix: focused GmailWatch tests pass; the new command builds and prints help; generated docs include gog gmail settings watch pull; live pull proof delivered one real Gmail notification to a local hook server.

Observed result after fix: fake receiver tests prove terminal ack/nack policy, while live proof shows real Gmail -> Pub/Sub pull -> Gmail history fetch -> local hook POST with one message.

What was not tested: long-running renewal/soak behavior, high-volume delivery, and production rollout under nix-openclaw.

After-fix proof, 2026-06-05

Commit: 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36

This update addresses the ClawSweeper dry-run finding. gog gmail watch pull now exits through the normal dry-run path before loading watch state, creating a Pub/Sub receiver, opening Gmail clients, saving hook state, or consuming/acking/nacking messages.

Proof I ran after this fix:

• nix shell nixpkgs#go nixpkgs#nodejs_24 --command bash -lc 'timeout 20m make ci' -> passed, including lint, all Go tests, docs generation, and docs coverage.
• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command bash -lc 'timeout 5m go run ./cmd/gog --dry-run --json --account test@example.com gmail watch pull --subscription projects/example/subscriptions/openclaw-gmail --hook-url http://127.0.0.1:18789/hooks/gmail --hook-token dummy-secret --save-hook' -> exited 0; output reported hook_token_set: true and did not print the dummy token value.
• git diff --check -> passed.
• Local ClawSweeper-style adversarial review against the current rubric -> pass for draft-update readiness, with no accepted actionable findings.

Remote proof completed for this exact head:

• GitHub Actions ci run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27035275142 completed successfully for commit 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36: Linux test, Windows, Darwin CGO build, and worker jobs passed.
• GitHub Actions docker run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27035275170 completed successfully: image build job passed.
• PR status checks also show Socket Security project and pull-request alerts as successful for this head.

Still intentionally not claimed here:

• This is one controlled live Gmail/Pub/Sub delivery proof, not a long-running production soak.
• nix-openclaw declarative wiring and token-rotation policy remain separate downstream slices.

Live Gmail/Pub/Sub pull proof, 2026-06-06

Commit: 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36

Proof run summary, redacted:

• Candidate binary: /tmp/gog-gmail-pull-live --version reported v0.21.0-dev.
• Watch registration: gog gmail watch start --topic projects/.../topics/djtbot-gmail-watch --label INBOX returned a valid history id and expiration.
• Pull startup: gog gmail watch pull --subscription projects/.../subscriptions/djtbot-gmail-watch-pull consumed the initial watch notification and ignored it as stale.
• Delivery: after one marked self-email, the pull worker posted one hook request with auth present, payload keys account/historyId/messages/source, and messagesCount=1.
• Cleanup: both proof marker emails were trashed, one cleanup notification was auto-acked, and the final pull-subscription check was empty.

No OAuth secret, hook token, raw email body, or private endpoint was printed in the proof artifact.

Hook failure retry policy update, 2026-06-06

Commit: 86975b69542c35c814ed3075275ecccc735c5fd6

Policy update after maintainer review: hook delivery failure is now retryable. For normal Gmail agent wakeups, a temporary OpenClaw/gateway outage should not silently advance past the notification. This commit records the hook failure status, restores the pre-hook watch cursor, and returns a delivery failure to Pub/Sub:

• pull delivery nacks the Pub/Sub message after recording http_error;
• push delivery returns HTTP 500 after the same shared processor rollback;
• invalid pull payloads, wrong-account notifications, and no-new-message/stale notifications remain terminal;
• docs/watch.md now explains pull-vs-push delivery, why pull avoids inbound HTTP, the retry policy, and the operator boundary for high-volume mail.

This is intentionally not positioned as a high-volume queueing platform. Users processing very high mail rates, for example 1000 messages per minute, should run their own monitoring, alerting, backlog policy, and dead-letter/backpressure setup.

Proof I ran after this policy update:

• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command bash -lc 'gofmt -w internal/cmd/gmail_watch_pull.go internal/cmd/gmail_watch_pull_test.go internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server_more_test.go && go test ./internal/cmd -run "GmailWatch(PullMessage|Server_ServeHTTP_HookError|Server_SendHook_UpdatesState)"' -> passed.
• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command go test ./internal/cmd -run 'GmailWatch' -> passed.
• git diff --check -> passed.
• nix shell nixpkgs#go --command bash -lc 'timeout 20m make ci' -> passed, including lint, all Go tests, command-doc generation, docs site build, and docs coverage.
• Local ClawSweeper-style preflight against the current review rubric -> pass for draft-update readiness, with stale PR-body policy language fixed before re-review.

Remote proof completed for this policy-update head:

• GitHub Actions ci run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27046872917 completed successfully for commit 86975b69542c35c814ed3075275ecccc735c5fd6: Linux test, Windows, Darwin CGO build, and worker jobs passed.
• GitHub Actions docker run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27046872920 completed successfully: image build job passed.

Live hook-failure retry proof completed for this policy-update head:

• Candidate binary: /tmp/gog-gmail-pull-retry --version reported v0.21.0-dev from commit 86975b69542c35c814ed3075275ecccc735c5fd6.
• Proof shape: created a temporary pull subscription on the existing Gmail watch topic, sent one marked self-email, ran gog gmail watch pull against a local hook that returned HTTP 500, then reran against a local hook that returned HTTP 200. The temporary subscription was deleted and the marker email was trashed in cleanup.
• Redacted failing-run log excerpt:

watch: pulling from projects/.../subscriptions/djtbot-gmail-watch-retry-proof-...
watch: hook failed: hook status 500
watch: handle pull failed: hook delivery failed: hook status 500
watch: hook failed: hook status 500
watch: handle pull failed: hook delivery failed: hook status 500

• Observed after failing hook: lastDeliveryStatus=http_error, status note status 500, and the stored watch cursor stayed at the pre-hook value instead of advancing to the notification history id.
• Observed redelivery: while the hook kept returning 500, the temporary pull subscription delivered the same Gmail notification history id to the hook four times. After switching the hook to HTTP 200, the next pull delivered that same history id once, recorded lastDeliveryStatus=ok, and advanced the stored cursor.
• No OAuth secret, hook token, raw email body, or private endpoint was printed in the proof output.

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[clawsweeper]

Codex review: needs changes before merge. Reviewed June 6, 2026, 11:37 AM ET / 15:37 UTC.

Summary
The PR adds gog gmail watch pull and gog gmail settings watch pull, shared push/pull Gmail watch processing, generated command docs, watch documentation, focused tests, and the cloud.google.com/go/pubsub/v2 dependency.

Reproducibility: yes. for the blocking review finding: current main returns HTTP 200 on push hook failure, while PR head routes push through a helper that returns hook delivery errors and its test now expects HTTP 500. I did not run tests because this review is read-only, but the source and test change make the behavior clear.

Review metrics: 2 noteworthy metrics.

• Changed Surface: 13 files, +998/-49. The PR spans command code, tests, generated docs, watch docs, and module metadata, so merge review needs both behavior and upgrade checks.
• Dependency Surface: 1 direct dependency added. Adding the Google Pub/Sub client introduces a new runtime credential path and supply-chain surface beyond the existing Gmail OAuth flow.

Merge readiness
Overall: 🧂 unranked krab
Proof: 🦞 diamond lobster
Patch quality: 🧂 unranked krab
Result: blocked by patch quality or review findings.

Overall follows the weaker of proof and patch quality, so missing proof can cap an otherwise strong patch.

Rank-up moves:

• Preserve existing push ACK-on-hook-failure behavior by default while keeping pull retry/rollback semantics.
• Refresh focused GmailWatch tests and docs so push and pull error policies are explicitly separate.

Risk before merge

• [P1] Existing gog gmail watch serve push deployments can start returning HTTP 500 to Pub/Sub when the downstream hook fails, causing redelivery/backlog behavior after upgrade instead of the documented ACK-on-failure behavior.
• [P1] The new pull mode requires Pub/Sub subscriber credentials in addition to Gmail OAuth credentials, so operators need an accepted ADC/subscriber setup boundary before merge.
• [P1] This is a stacked rollout with RFC 0009: Gmail Pub/Sub pull delivery rfcs#8 and feat(hooks): add Gmail Pub/Sub pull delivery mode openclaw#90723, so merge order matters for downstream runtime availability.
• [P1] The proof is strong for controlled live delivery and retry/rollback, but the PR body explicitly does not claim long-running soak, high-volume delivery, or production rollout proof.

Maintainer options:

1. Preserve Push ACK Default (recommended)
   Keep gog gmail watch serve returning HTTP 200 on downstream hook failure by default while retaining retry/rollback semantics for the new pull consumer.
2. Accept Shared Retry Semantics
   Maintainers can intentionally accept push and pull both retrying hook failures, but should treat it as an upgrade behavior change and document operator backlog/dead-letter expectations clearly.
3. Pause Until Stack Is Approved
   If the RFC or OpenClaw companion wiring is not ready, pause this PR until RFC 0009: Gmail Pub/Sub pull delivery rfcs#8 and the downstream merge order are settled.

Copy recommended automerge instruction

@clawsweeper automerge

Special instructions:
Preserve current `gog gmail watch serve` hook-failure behavior: push should continue to return HTTP 200 and keep its existing cursor advancement semantics by default, while `gog gmail watch pull` keeps nack/rollback retry semantics; update focused tests and docs to cover both paths.

Next step before merge

• [P2] A narrow automated repair can preserve existing push delivery compatibility while keeping the new pull retry behavior.

Security
Cleared: The diff adds the official Google Pub/Sub Go client and a new credential surface, but I found no concrete secret handling or supply-chain defect in the patch.

Review findings

• [P1] Preserve push hook-failure ACK behavior — internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server.go:91

Review details

Best possible solution:

Land the pull consumer after preserving current push ACK behavior by default and documenting/accepting the Pub/Sub subscriber credential and stacked rollout boundary.

Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue?

Yes for the blocking review finding: current main returns HTTP 200 on push hook failure, while PR head routes push through a helper that returns hook delivery errors and its test now expects HTTP 500. I did not run tests because this review is read-only, but the source and test change make the behavior clear.

Is this the best way to solve the issue?

No: the pull consumer itself is a good direction, but sharing retry/rollback semantics into existing push delivery is not the narrowest safe solution. The safer path is to preserve push ACK behavior by default and keep the new retry behavior on pull unless maintainers explicitly accept the upgrade break.

Full review comments:

• [P1] Preserve push hook-failure ACK behavior — internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server.go:91
  Current watch serve behavior documents and implements ACK-on-hook-failure to avoid replay storms. Routing push through processGmailWatchPayload makes downstream hook errors return HTTP 500, so existing Pub/Sub push subscriptions can redeliver/backlog after upgrade; keep the new retry/rollback policy to pull mode or an explicit opt-in path.
  Confidence: 0.93

Overall correctness: patch is incorrect
Overall confidence: 0.9

AGENTS.md: found and applied where relevant.

Codex review notes: model gpt-5.5, reasoning high; reviewed against 3d5c9cef65fa.

Label changes

Label justifications:

• P2: This is a normal-priority feature with a contained but real compatibility issue to resolve before merge.
• merge-risk: 🚨 compatibility: The PR changes documented push hook-failure behavior for existing watch serve users from HTTP 200/advance to HTTP 500/redelivery.
• merge-risk: 🚨 message-delivery: The push behavior change can cause duplicate/redelivered Pub/Sub notifications or backlog when a downstream hook is unavailable.
• merge-risk: 🚨 auth-provider: The new pull mode requires Pub/Sub subscriber credentials in addition to existing Gmail OAuth credentials.
• rating: 🧂 unranked krab: Overall readiness is 🧂 unranked krab; proof is 🦞 diamond lobster and patch quality is 🧂 unranked krab.
• status: ⏳ waiting on author: ClawSweeper has contributor-facing work open and is waiting for author action. Sufficient (logs): The PR body and comments include current-head live Gmail/Pub/Sub pull proof with redacted logs showing hook failure redelivery, cursor preservation, and success after the hook returned 200.
• proof: sufficient: Contributor real behavior proof is sufficient. The PR body and comments include current-head live Gmail/Pub/Sub pull proof with redacted logs showing hook failure redelivery, cursor preservation, and success after the hook returned 200.

Evidence reviewed

Acceptance criteria:

• [P1] go test ./internal/cmd -run 'GmailWatch(PullMessage|Server_ServeHTTP_HookError|Server_SendHook_UpdatesState)'.
• [P1] go test ./internal/cmd -run 'GmailWatch'.
• [P1] git diff --check.

What I checked:

• Repository policy read: The full repository AGENTS.md was read; its review-mode guidance applied because this is a PR review and the checkout stayed on main without code changes. (AGENTS.md:37, 3d5c9cef65fa)
• Current main has no pull consumer: A source search on current main found no existing watch pull, Pub/Sub pull consumer, or pubsub/v2 subscriber surface, so the central feature is not already implemented on main. (3d5c9cef65fa)
• Current push hook failure behavior: Current main logs sendHook errors and still writes HTTP 200 for push delivery, matching the documented ACK-on-failure behavior. (internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server.go:124, 2c84d8981dd5)
• Current docs describe ACK-on-failure: Current docs say hook failures are logged while history advances to avoid replay storms, which the PR changes for push mode. (docs/watch.md:143, 3d5c9cef65fa)
• PR changes push error handling: At PR head, push ServeHTTP routes through processGmailWatchPayload; hook delivery errors now reach the existing error path and return HTTP 500. (internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server.go:91, 86975b69542c)
• PR test locks new push 500 behavior: The PR updates the push hook-error test to expect http.StatusInternalServerError and preserved cursor state, confirming the behavior change is intentional in the patch. (internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server_more_test.go:827, 86975b69542c)

Likely related people:

• Peter Steinberger: Introduced Gmail watch/history commands, owns the current watch push implementation by blame/history, and recently changed watch rate-limit behavior. (role: feature owner and recent area contributor; confidence: high; commits: b59ea1e8cb02, 2c844b182772, 2c84d8981dd5; files: internal/cmd/gmail_watch_server.go, internal/cmd/gmail_watch_cmds.go, docs/watch.md)
• chrischall: Recent current-main Gmail work landed around draft update/reply behavior, so they may have adjacent Gmail CLI context but not direct watch ownership. (role: recent adjacent Gmail contributor; confidence: low; commits: 3d5c9cef65fa, 22fbc35; files: internal/cmd/gmail_drafts.go, internal/cmd/gmail_forward.go)

What the crustacean ranks mean

• 🦀 challenger crab: rare, exceptional readiness with strong proof, clean implementation, and convincing validation.
• 🦞 diamond lobster: very strong readiness with only minor maintainer review expected.
• 🐚 platinum hermit: good normal PR, likely mergeable with ordinary maintainer review.
• 🦐 gold shrimp: useful signal, but proof or patch confidence is still limited.
• 🦪 silver shellfish: thin signal; proof, validation, or implementation needs work.
• 🧂 unranked krab: not merge-ready because proof is missing/unusable or there are serious correctness or safety concerns.
• 🌊 off-meta tidepool: rating does not apply to this item.

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
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[joshp123]

@clawsweeper re-review

Updated the PR body after repairing the dry-run issue in 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36.

Completed proof now attached to the PR body:

• Local make ci passed, including lint, all Go tests, docs generation, and docs coverage.
• Dry-run JSON smoke for gog gmail watch pull exits before receiver/state/client creation and redacts the dummy hook token value.
• Remote GitHub Actions ci run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27035275142 completed successfully for this exact head: Linux test, Windows, Darwin CGO build, and worker jobs passed.
• Remote GitHub Actions docker run https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli/actions/runs/27035275170 completed successfully.

The remaining live Gmail/Pub/Sub proof is intentionally still called out as the production/dogfood gate. This draft head now has deterministic fake Pub/Sub receiver coverage plus remote CI proof; no future-only local commands are being offered as proof.

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[joshp123]

@clawsweeper re-review

Updated proof is now in the PR body for this exact draft head 23a528aaa5cd89043f241c08f9005751e9b45d36.

Please reassess the stale status: 📣 needs proof verdict against the new live proof section. The PR now documents a controlled maintainer Gmail/Pub/Sub pull run with no public ingress, a real watch registration, stale initial notification handling, one marked self-email, one local hook POST with redacted payload shape and messagesCount=1, cleanup by trashing proof emails, and an empty final subscription pull. The companion OpenClaw PR also proves this same candidate gog binary under OpenClaw supervision.

This is not an automerge request. It is a re-review request after adding after-fix real behavior proof.

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[joshp123]

@clawsweeper re-review

Updated the PR body for current head 86975b69542c35c814ed3075275ecccc735c5fd6 after the hook-failure retry policy change.

ClawSweeper asked for current-head real behavior proof of retry/rollback. That proof is now attached in the PR body:

• live run used a temporary pull subscription on the existing Gmail watch topic;
• local hook returned HTTP 500 first, then HTTP 200;
• failing run logged hook failed: hook status 500 and handle pull failed: hook delivery failed: hook status 500;
• after failure, stored watch cursor remained at the pre-hook value and lastDeliveryStatus=http_error;
• while the hook kept returning 500, the same Gmail notification history id redelivered four times;
• after switching hook to 200, the same history id delivered once, final state recorded lastDeliveryStatus=ok, and the cursor advanced;
• cleanup deleted the temp subscription and trashed the proof marker email.

Remote checks are also green for this head: ci 27046872917 and docker 27046872920 both completed successfully.

This is not an automerge request.

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