Code Craft AI RestClient - Tailscale
The codecraftai-restclient-tailscale package is a typed, aspect-driven REST client for the Tailscale public API (api.tailscale.com/api/v2/). It is built on top of codecraftai-restclient-base and consumes credentials from codecraftai-credentials (TailscaleAuthKeyCredential, TailscaleOAuthCredential). The package implements the IVPNControlPlane Protocol declared in codecraftai-foundations, so any consumer that expects a control-plane today can substitute this client transparently.
The implementation landed in Milestone M3b of the VPN/cloud-provisioning plan. See the specs/ folder for the Kiro-style requirements, design, and task documentation that drove that work.
Regenerating the OpenAPI Models
The typed model classes under source/packages/ccai/restclient/tailscale/model/ are generated from the official Tailscale OpenAPI document. They are checked in and carry a DO NOT EDIT BY HAND header. To re-sync them after an upstream API change:
PYTHONPATH=source/packages python -m ccai.restclient.tailscale._codegen.import_openapiThe importer fetches the document, validates it is OpenAPI 3.x, refreshes _spec/openapi.json plus its SHA-256 sidecar, and regenerates every model/*.py file.
Highlights (planned)
TailscaleClient(RestClientBase) exposing api groups for devices, keys, acls, tailnets, dns, and posture.
IVPNControlPlane Protocol conformance: mint_authkey, list_devices, delete_device, apply_acl.
OAuth bearer-token lifecycle with lazy mint, caching, and 401-triggered single retry.
Optional OpenAPI-driven typed model generation under model/ (re-evaluated per the codegen rule in the workspace-level PLAN-VPN-AND-CLOUD-PROVISIONING.md §9.2a — if generator output is not clean, the client is hand-authored instead).
Replaces the M3-landed codecraftai-interop/vpn/tailscale/tailscalecontrolplane.py, which becomes a re-export shim for one release cycle after this package ships.
Repository Structure
development/ - Runtime environment scripts.
repository-setup/ - Repository homing and setup scripts.
source/packages/ccai/restclient/tailscale/ - Package source code (lands in M3b).
source/testroots/testbase/ccai/tests/restclient/tailscale/ - TestBase test roots (lands in M3b).
specs/ - Requirements, design, and task documentation (Kiro-style).
userguide/ - Standards, conventions, and documentation.
Environment Setup
When working in a Codex container:
./development/setup-agent-containerFor local development:
./repository-setup/rehome-repository
./development/setup-environmentRunning Tests
Tests land in Milestone M3b. Once source code is in place:
source .venv/bin/activate
testbase testing run --root ./source/testroots/testbase --includes=testbase.ccai.testsStandards and Conventions
Naming conventions: userguide/10-02-naming-conventions.rst
Code organization: userguide/10-01-code-organization.rst
Coding standards: userguide/10-00-coding-standards.rst
Additional Resources
User guide entry point: userguide/userguide.rst
Codegen decision rule: workspace PLAN-VPN-AND-CLOUD-PROVISIONING.md §9.2a
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