task-work: recognize app.notion.com URLs in notion dispatchers (#158)

[martin-conur]

Summary

is_notion_url() in the notion task-work dispatchers only recognized notion.so / notion.site, so app.notion.com URLs (now Notion's default workspace/page form, and what the Notion MCP fetch/search tools return) fell through to the slug-only branch — NOTION_URL was dropped and the worker launched with no task.

Fix: add notion.com to the predicate in both claude-notion/bin/task-work and kiro-notion/bin/task-work. This also fixes the --plan / /planner path transitively (it gates URL forwarding on the same predicate). Per the corrected spec, no task-reviewer or planner-side change is needed.

Changes

• claude-notion/bin/task-work, kiro-notion/bin/task-work: is_notion_url() now also matches *notion.com*.
• tests/claude_notion_task_work.bats, tests/kiro_task_work.bats: regression tests covering both the <slug> <url> (verifies NOTION_URL in .info) and single-<url> (verifies slug derivation) forms for an app.notion.com URL.

Verification

• claude_notion_task_work — 28/28 pass
• kiro_task_work — 22/22 pass
• drift_check — 8/8 pass (incl. live-repo default-manifest check; is_notion_url sits outside drift-checked sentinel regions, both edits are identical)

Closes #158

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[martin-conur]

PR Review — #161: recognize app.notion.com URLs in notion dispatchers

Spec compliance

Issue #158 called for:

• is_notion_url() recognizes app.notion.com URLs in both files — done identically in both.
• task-work <slug> <app.notion.com-url> populates NOTION_URL in .info — covered by new bats test.
• Single-arg task-work <app.notion.com-url> derives a sane slug — covered by new bats test.
• Regression tests in tests/ for both the <slug> <url> and single-<url> forms — present for both claude_notion_task_work.bats and kiro_task_work.bats.
• drift_check still passes — PR description confirms 8/8 pass (and notes is_notion_url sits outside drift-checked sentinel regions, so both edits are identical).
• No change to any task-reviewer or /planner file — correct, spec-confirmed.

Full spec compliance. ✓

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Code-review findings

NIT — bare substring match on notion.com can false-positive on a slug containing that text

File: claude-notion/bin/task-work:88, kiro-notion/bin/task-work:94

[[ "$1" == *"notion.so"* || "$1" == *"notion.site"* || "$1" == *"notion.com"* ]]

The pattern *"notion.com"* matches any string that contains the substring, not just URLs. If a user ever passes a slug like my-notion.com-feature as P0 alongside a real Notion URL as P1, the arg-resolution logic at lines 101–113 will misclassify P0 as a Notion URL — NOTION_URL gets the bare slug and the actual URL is lost:

task-work "my-notion.com-feature" "https://app.notion.com/Real-Page-abc123..."
# P0 matches is_notion_url → NOTION_URL="my-notion.com-feature", actual URL dropped

The spec's own reasoning is "a real free-form slug won't contain 'notion.com'" — true in practice, but not enforced by the code. A URL-anchored pattern would be airtight:

is_notion_url() {
  [[ "$1" =~ ^https?://(www\.|app\.)?notion\.(so|site|com)/ ]]
}

This is a nit — the pathological slug is contrived and no test exercises it — but it's worth flagging since the same predicate guards both dispatch paths.

Non-issue (noted for clarity) — *"notion.so"* / *"notion.site"* are not made redundant by *"notion.com"*

The cleanup angle flagged these as potentially redundant. They are not — "notion.so" does not contain "notion.com" as a substring. All three conditions remain independently necessary.

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Verdict

clean-with-nits. The fix is correct, minimal, and ships with good test coverage across both flavors. The one nit (bare-substring false-positive) is unlikely to bite in practice but easy to harden if desired. No spec omissions, no regressions in drift or test suites. PM can merge.

[martin-conur]

PM: clean-with-nits review — one change requested before merge.

Please apply the reviewer's nit (harden is_notion_url() against the bare-substring false-positive) in both claude-notion/bin/task-work and kiro-notion/bin/task-work, using the URL-anchored form the reviewer gave:

is_notion_url() {
  [[ "$1" =~ ^https?://(www\.|app\.)?notion\.(so|site|com)/ ]]
}

Then add a regression test that exercises the false-positive case the nit describes — a slug like my-notion.com-feature passed as P0 alongside a real app.notion.com URL as P1 must resolve the URL to NOTION_URL (not the slug). Keep it to this one round; everything else in the review is clean. Re-radio re-review-requested when pushed.

[martin-conur]

Addressed the nit in 2067e21.

Hardened is_notion_url() in both claude-notion/bin/task-work and kiro-notion/bin/task-work — replaced the bare-substring test with an anchored regex.

One deviation from the reviewer's suggested form, flagged for the merge decision:

The reviewer proposed:

[[ "$1" =~ ^https?://(www\.|app\.)?notion\.(so|site|com)/ ]]

That only permits www., app., or no subdomain. But the original substring predicate matched any *.notion.site host, and published Notion sites live on arbitrary workspace subdomains (e.g. https://myworkspace.notion.site/...). Since the reviewer kept site in the alternation, supporting notion.site is clearly intended — so the (www\.|app\.)? form would be an unintended regression for those URLs.

I used a subdomain-tolerant form instead, which fixes the false-positive and preserves the original behavior:

[[ "$1" =~ ^https?://([a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.)*notion\.(so|site|com)/ ]]

Verified under real bash (the predicate runs in a #!/usr/bin/env bash script):

input	result
https://www.notion.so/My-Feature-<hex>	URL ✓
https://app.notion.com/My-Feature-<hex>	URL ✓
https://myworkspace.notion.site/My-Feature-<hex>	URL ✓ (preserved)
my-notion.com-feature	NOT-URL ✓ (false-positive fixed)
https://evil.com/notion.com/x	NOT-URL ✓ (host-anchored)
https://notnotion.com/x	NOT-URL ✓

Tests added to both tests/claude_notion_task_work.bats and tests/kiro_task_work.bats:

• false-positive guard: task-work "my-notion.com-feature" "<app.notion.com URL>" → URL lands in NOTION_URL, not the slug.
• notion.site subdomain regression: task-work "https://myworkspace.notion.site/..." → recognized + slug derived.

Results: claude_notion_task_work 30/30, kiro_task_work 24/24, drift_check 8/8 (incl. live-repo default-manifest).

If you'd prefer the exact (www\.|app\.)? form despite the notion.site narrowing, say the word and I'll swap it.