delete api routes with no consumers
from a full audit of all 179 route definitions under src/servers/api, tracing
consumers through useClient, raw fetch, EventSource, the capabilities repo and
the mobile monorepo. only routes with zero consumers anywhere are removed.
server-settings/applications.ts whole file — an app install/update registry
with no settings section to drive it
server-settings/claude-code.ts whole file — the ai settings screen talks
to chat-providers/* exclusively
GET browser/extension-download superseded by a static asset; BrowserRelay
links at /browser-relay-extension.zip
GET integrations/ a stub returning []
GET chat-providers/auth /api-keys says the same thing with more detail
GET desktop/vnc-status and with it the vnc:status command and reply,
which existed only to serve this route.
docs/sidecar-audit-2026-07.md called this
one dead months ago
deliberately KEPT, because "no caller" turned out not to mean "dead":
POST activity/announce not orphaned — it is the missing PRODUCER for the
detached[] list GET activity/tasks already returns
and ActivityScreen already renders. an unbuilt
feature, not dead code, and finishing or dropping
it is a product decision.
GET agents/runs three days old. part of agent grounds, still being
built. "not yet consumed" is not "dead".
PUT/GET vault/unlock-key six days old, storage half of a feature whose
client half is unwritten. the vault is off limits.
DELETE integrations/google/connection caller exists but is deliberately
commented out of the tree. dormant on purpose.
vnc-manager's getSession is now orphaned too, but it is sidecar-internal and
was not in scope; noted rather than chased.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -28,11 +28,6 @@ desktopRouter.get('/vnc-password', async (ctx) => {
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}
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});
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desktopRouter.get('/vnc-status', async (ctx) => {
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const user = ctx.get('user');
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if (!sidecar.isVncConnected()) {
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return ctx.json({ connected: false, session: null });
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}
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const session = await sidecar.getVncStatus(user.email);
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return ctx.json({ connected: true, session });
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});
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// GET /vnc-status is gone. It was never called — DesktopView asks only for /vnc-password — and it was
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// the sole reason the `vnc:status` command existed on the sidecar wire protocol at all. Noted as dead
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// by docs/sidecar-audit-2026-07.md months ago.
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