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fix(server): Stop reaches provider turns accepted during startup - #31933
fix(server): Stop reaches provider turns accepted during startup
Problem
Stop can plan from a snapshot with no provider turn while native startup has already accepted the prompt. If the start effect succeeds before Stop commits, cancelling unsettled effects misses it: T3 reports interruption, the provider keeps working, and the next turn fails previous_turn_active. Cancelling startup after acceptance can also discard its only event consumer.
Refs #25715, particularly the November 3 accepted-start / missing-turn Stop report. Our original incident was Pi on a locally patched 0.1.6 that already included #27141. Exact original snapshot timing was not retained; the mechanism is reproduced separately on pristine upstream 337c5858c33bc7f8f6dfd391a2c279fa0f7e4d17.
Fix
Reuse the thread command lock for the final current-attempt check and start-ownership claim; never hold it over provider I/O.
Keep the exact attempt's native continuation and consumer alive when its caller is cancelled. A missing projected turn does not prove that native start was not accepted.
Await identity-scoped interruption and actual terminal confirmation. Preserve timeout/Force Stop semantics, sibling/newer-attempt isolation and run-scoped cancellation.
Retain authoritative subscriber termination and drain buffered root/background events before EOF/failure; late subscribers receive the same termination. Shutdown interruption stays distinct. Actual scope closure remains the ownership-cleanup boundary.
Explicitly mark only definitely-unsent preparation failures: ACP configuration, current-prompt handoff preparation and unreadable attachments. History-injection uncertainty and generic/accepted response ambiguity remain intact.
This is one shared acceptance/cancellation lifetime correction, not a Pi-specific guard bypass. previous_turn_active, explicit Force Stop policy, transaction/batching barriers and shared-session protections remain. No new dependency, coordinator, automatic forced kill, UI feature or model-facing instruction change.
Scope
One existing correctness failure: a turn reported as stopped can keep executing and block every follow-up. Changes across shared services/internal contracts preserve that acceptance/cancellation obligation through refusal, ingestion, teardown and explicit Force Stop. They are not separate feature work.
Exception rationale: this restores the established behavior of an existing Stop operation for a reproduced, obvious correctness failure; it does not introduce a workflow or choose a new product behavior. The cross-service identity/lifetime plumbing is necessary for that one correction to remain true through accepted startup, refusal and teardown, rather than patching only Pi or bypassing its active-turn guard. This is the focused-obvious-bug route described in CONTRIBUTING, which judges purpose, behavioral impact and necessary changes rather than imposing a file-count cutoff. Maintainers still decide eligibility; no maintainer approval is inferred from the report, code authorship or passing checks. No new workflow, product default or public configuration is introduced.
Latest correction: checkpoint-waiting Force Stop
Current head 945c5efb334d14e44438f9831e23cd629dc66b58 builds on Maria's merged-main/test correction 062b32f37870d6f76f1e8595fde60ae1e3f3257b (takeover update); that work is preserved unchanged.
CodeRabbit's later outside-diff finding exposed a remaining Force Stop path: waiting is completed provider work awaiting checkpoint capture, but the settlement guard rejected it before cleaning up killed background work. This two-file follow-up reuses the existing active-run predicate and background settlement helper. Exact-attempt validation and run-ordinal bounds remain; checkpoint capture, the root, attempt and run finalization are not interrupted.
The new lowest-layer regression fails on 062b32f: the native background item remains running instead of interrupted.
With the correction, stale-attempt settlement is a no-op, native background item/subagent settle, and persisted run/attempt/root plus the pending checkpoint outbox record remain unchanged.
bun run vp run check:changed 062b32f37870d6f76f1e8595fde60ae1e3f3257b: 65 tests / five files, three affected-package typechecks, format, lint, both knip phases and GraphQL passed. Native commit hooks also passed.
All 18 start/stop lifecycle cases plus two finalization-queue cases passed in a separate targeted run. Counts are not summed with other overlapping runs.
Fresh independent source review APPROVE on the exact committed file hashes; the reviewer independently passed the new regression. This is local settlement verification, not a new native/model canary or execution of checkpoint capture.
New remote CI/review on this head remains separate and pending. No runtime installation, restart, activation or selector change.
Earlier exact-head verification (bac7165)
Head bac71650033ae560a28f7bf51b997b399b75ba9a includes normal integration of pinned upstream 202d5b5616e3edf65706371e2b8a9c4f486d0a96 and the subsequent CI corrections. The newer EventSink.consumeProviderEvents / ProviderCommitBatch implementation is preserved, not reverted. There are 23 changed paths relative to that pin.
Deterministic pristine-base regression holds Stop's missing-turn snapshot while startup accepts and succeeds. Upstream falsely terminalizes before native settlement; the corrected path really interrupts that exact native turn, awaits terminal and admits the replacement without overlap.
All 18 shared race/lifecycle cases pass: pending acceptance/ingestion, accepted-response ambiguity, queued promotion, pre-ownership cancellation, interrupt errors/timeouts, Force Stop, exact-attempt isolation, definite refusals, runtime closure and both late-subscription orderings. No sleeps, polling, retries or per-test timeout overrides.
bun run vp run check:changed 202d5b5616e3edf65706371e2b8a9c4f486d0a96: formatting, lint, both knip partitions, GraphQL, 36 affected-package typechecks and 499 tests in 18 files passed on this exact head.
Exact-head targeted CI/replay run: 213 tests in six files passed, covering the full Codex adapter, Pi replay, native-resume recovery, ACP registry replay, OpenCode replay and batching suites. The complete 49-case provider-switch suite is also in the passing changed-code gate. Overlapping runs are not added together.
Fresh independent correction review: APPROVE on this SHA, with an independent 73-test manager/race rerun, including all 18 race cases. It checked retained EOF/backlog ordering, definite preparation boundaries, history uncertainty, attempt isolation, guarded writes and the typed ownership diagnostics.
Exact-head actual Pi 1.5.0 / GPT-6 Luna OAuth canary, real batching enabled: one invocation, two native starts, one authentic abort, buffered terminal preserved while ingestion was held, successful exact-runtime closure and owner None before replacement, replacement completed, maximum one live native process, both captured PIDs absent. Actual orchestrator/outbox/manager/batching/Pi adapter/RPC; no fabricated native events, live data, API billing or production activation.
CI/review correction history
The first remote CI run exposed buffered-event loss and pre-prompt failure paths beyond the initial focused checks. 9954e9b8 corrects shared queue termination/drain and authoritative preparation boundaries, preserving the existing replay/recovery assertions rather than changing their expected behavior. The recovery effect-type expectation now includes the already process-bound interrupt-start operation. A fixture's pre-work failure explicitly marks its known unsent boundary; the separate uncertain-history branches and their assertions remain.
The Macroscope unreadable-attachment finding was reproduced as running instead of failed, then corrected with a shared narrowly tagged refusal and an additive integration case. CodeRabbit's bare-string diagnostic nit is addressed in bac7165 by a private tagged ownership error with exact identity and missing/superseded state; timeout/control behavior is unchanged. The new remote CI run remains separate from these local passing results.
Limits: controlled interleavings and Linux Pi canary, not every original timing, provider, UI or production backend. Full repository CI/build/release-smoke was not run locally; upstream CI and maintainer review remain separate. No live activation, restart or selector change.
Initial implementation, orchestration and independent source review: GPT-6.1 Sol through Pi in T3 Code. Native canary on the earlier explicitly identified head: GPT-6 Luna through Pi subscription authentication. Subsequent main integration/test-helper adjustments: Maria's takeover linked above (reported as Claude Opus 5.5). Checkpoint-waiting Force Stop correction and its fresh independent review: GPT-6.1 Sol through Pi.
Linearize exact-attempt native ownership with Stop on the existing thread lock. Keep native start and ingestion service-scoped when the outbox wait is cancelled, and await exact native interrupt plus terminal confirmation.
Scope start/restart cancellation to the target run. Preserve interrupt failures, timeout markers, explicit ForceStop revocation and missing-identity settlement without changing the provider manager API.
Verify the accepted red witness, nine deterministic synthetic race cases, 177 focused tests and check:changed (331 tests and all affected checks). No live activation or publication.
Model: openai-codex/gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Pi.
Settle unsupported compaction before claiming ownership and share the established pre-prompt refusal predicate. Preserve consumers after ambiguous acceptance errors.
Revoke pending starts on confirmed exact-runtime teardown, await guarded failure finalization, and remove ownership before waking interrupt waiters. Add refusal and teardown regressions to the existing race table.
Verification: check:changed against 337c585 passed all 36 package typechecks and 400 tests. External witnesses failed before the correction and passed afterward.
Model: openai-codex/gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Pi.
Wake an idle event source from the exact runtime close signal before event processing, preserving guarded reconciliation writes and runtimes without an external close observer.
Cover retained-runtime startup after completed release and subscription between teardown broadcast and a held scope finalizer. Both must settle failed without native calls, retained ownership, or an open subscription.
…hip fix
Merge pinned upstream 202d5b5 without rewriting the three reviewed ownership commits. Preserve the EventSink provider ingestion coordinator, batching boundaries, ownership guards, and current upstream fixtures.
Keep exact-attempt native-start ownership, acceptance before projection writes, confirmed-closure wakeup ahead of ingestion, and the service-owned continuation/consumer lifetime. Combine both test helpers and retain the new raced-settlement fixture.
Verification before merge commit: 478 focused tests across 18 files, unchanged 17-row Stop/start integration table, format/lint/Knip and 40 package typechecks passed. Re-run check:changed against the pinned parent after commit so its merge-base selects only this fix; independent review and native canary remain parent-owned.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Stop now tracks provider startup ownership so it can reach turns accepted during startup, with attempt-scoped cancellation and runtime-binding safeguards. The unresolved High finding about unreadable Cursor attachments remains subject to the separate correctness blocking gate.
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Walkthrough
The change adds provider-start ownership and interruption operations, session-close observers, and commands for unresponsive interrupts and force-stop settlement. Orchestration supports run-scoped effect cancellation. Runtime layers provide the run-execution service, and tests cover provider startup, stopping, session termination, and replacement-run scenarios.
Run execution tracks start ownership by thread, run, and attempt. It can revoke or interrupt an owned start and coordinates acceptance, termination, and session closure. Provider-core classifies pre-prompt refusals. Provider startup handles /compact and distinguishes pre-start failures from other start errors. Session subscribers share terminal signals, and the runtime supports close observers.
Run interruption and force-stop orchestration packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EffectOutbox.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/FoundationPersistence.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalizationQueue.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts
Internal commands cover run-level unresponsive interrupts and force-stop settlement. Ordinary interruption can enqueue an owned-start interrupt effect. Force stop revokes an active owned start and can settle the run. Effect cancellation can be scoped to a run.
Runtime wiring and lifecycle coverage apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderReplayHarness.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderStartStop.integration.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
Runtime and replay layers provide the run-execution service to thread management and the effect executor. Integration tests cover provider startup and stop scenarios, including session termination and replacement runs.
sequenceDiagram
participant Orchestrator
participant EffectOutbox
participant EffectWorker
participant RunExecutionService
participant ThreadCommandExecutor
Orchestrator->>EffectOutbox: enqueue provider-start interruption for run and attempt
EffectWorker->>RunExecutionService: interrupt owned start
RunExecutionService->>ThreadCommandExecutor: interrupt accepted provider turn
RunExecutionService-->>EffectWorker: return interrupt target or unresponsive result
EffectWorker->>Orchestrator: dispatch settlement or unresponsive command
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 945c5
Force Stop may leave an unusual active run unsettled after killing its agent. This is a bounded merge risk that warrants owner follow-up; the available evidence does not establish a failure in the normal run lifecycle.
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Replace the string failures with typed errors.
Effect.fail("Missing unresolved native-start owner") and Effect.fail("Native-start binding was superseded") fail with bare strings. These strings end up as cause in RunExecutionInterruptError.
The Effect services rules state that failures are Schema.TaggedError classes with structured attributes. A tagged error also lets callers distinguish these two cases without matching on text. The caller in EffectWorker.ts currently does not distinguish them.
Add one tagged error for each case. Include threadId, runId, and attemptId. Alternatively, add a single tagged error with a discriminating class split.
As per path instructions: "Hold changed code to the rules in docs/internals/effect-services.md."
As per coding guidelines: "Failures are Schema.TaggedError classes with structured attributes".
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Replace the two bare-string failures in RunExecutionService with distinct
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carrying threadId, runId, and attemptId; preserve the distinct case identity so
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Retain session subscription termination atomically so buffered terminal and background events drain and late subscribers receive the same closure. Stop cancelling the ingestion source independently of its commit coordinator.
Mark ACP turn configuration and context-handoff delivery failures at their definite pre-prompt boundary, preserving ambiguous native-start ownership. Include attachment refusal and process-bound recovery corrections, with late-subscription and provider-switch coverage.
Verified pinned check:changed (499 tests) and targeted CI adapter/replay/batching suites (213 tests). Implemented with openai-codex/gpt-6.1-sol in Pi.
Carry the exact thread, run and attempt plus missing/superseded state in a private tagged domain error instead of rejecting with bare strings. Keep interruption timeout classification and control behavior unchanged.
Assert structured missing-owner diagnostics in the existing pre-ownership Stop regression.
The initial server-shard failures were real: an independently signaled raw-stream close could discard queued root/background terminal events, and pre-prompt preparation failures could leave ownership waiting for impossible acceptance. The manager now retains authoritative termination, drains existing queues in order and terminates late queues consistently. Only proven current-request preparation failures are marked unsent; history-injection uncertainty and generic acceptance ambiguity are preserved. The existing replay/recovery behavior assertions remain in place.
All reported CI paths now pass locally on this exact head: 499 changed-code tests / 36 affected typechecks, plus 213 targeted CI/replay/batching tests. Those runs overlap and are not summed. Fresh independent review passed 73 manager/race tests and approved the correction. One exact-head actual Pi canary also passed with a buffered terminal deliberately held behind ingestion, actual abort, owner None before replacement, successful replacement and no process overlap.
@coderabbitai: the two bare-string ownership failures now use one private NativeStartOwnershipError, with exact thread/run/attempt and a bounded missing/superseded state. Callers can distinguish cases without matching message text; the outer typed error and timeout/control behavior are unchanged. The existing pre-ownership case asserts the structured diagnostic.
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@Chinoman10 Thanks for the update and for replacing the ownership strings with NativeStartOwnershipError.
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Learnt from: juliusmarminge
Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 15571
File: apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-04T10:38:31.540Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts, the Effect-based Pi adapter must retain activeTurn when startTurn is interrupted after sending a prompt. Pi continues running the prompt, so retaining the turn preserves event ownership and prevents another start. User Stop goes through interruptTurn; settlement can also end the turn. Do not require startTurn interruption cleanup to cancel an already-sent prompt when turn ownership remains installed.
Learnt from: Yash-Singh1
Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 23169
File: apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:1469-1469
Timestamp: 2026-10-22T01:20:20.823Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, startEventPump handles provider event-stream failures by publishing the failure to subscribers and calling releaseEntry with runtime_error. releaseEntry removes the live session and closes its adapter scope. This cleanup does not require RunExecutionService to have routed a provider turn ID; account for this session-level cleanup when reviewing unknown-turn stream failures.
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Required CI is now satisfied on bac71650033ae560a28f7bf51b997b399b75ba9a. gh pr checks --required exits 0: six required checks succeeded and the two unrelated Rust/mobile-native checks were skipped by workflow conditions. All eight server shards, build/typecheck, release smoke, general tests and web tests succeeded. CodeRabbit's latest review generated no actionable comments.
One duplicate fingerprint run remains cancelled, while the corresponding same-head fingerprint check succeeded; GitHub still displays UNSTABLE. I am not presenting that as an entirely green check rollup or an automatic merge decision.
Scope rationale: this is a focused correction of an obvious existing Stop/start ownership failure, not a new workflow or product default. The shared-service/internal-contract changes and refusal/teardown/recovery coverage are needed to preserve that same native-execution obligation across callers. No maintainer approval is inferred from the report, local review or successful checks.
The exact-head independent review and buffered-terminal actual-Pi canary passed as described above. The PR remains open for maintainer review; nothing was merged, activated or restarted, and no restart selector was changed.
Merged current main again (merge commit, no rebase, no conflicts; the branch was 60 commits behind).
CodeRabbit's Force Stop activeAttemptId! finding: OrchestrationV2Run.activeAttemptId is nullable, so the non-null assertion could decode-fail run.force-stop.settle after the agent is killed. Force Stop now sends main's run.interrupt when the run has no attempt and keeps run.force-stop.settle otherwise. This replaces the earlier "not reachable, no change" note below.
The previous red Test job was an infra timeout ("Finish installing browser secret helper build libraries" after 5 minutes), not a test failure.
vp run check:changed on the merged head passed: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 37 packages, 564 tests in 19 files.
After the merge, 20 RunExecutionService.test.ts cases failed. This PR forks the provider event fiber into the service's layer scope, where main uses forkDetach. Main's idle-flush merge adds an async hop, so tests that closed the test layer before awaiting ingestion interrupted the run before any event landed. Four test helpers now await ingestion inside Effect.provide(layerTest). No production code changed beyond the merge.
The Macroscope High finding about unreadable Cursor attachments is already fixed on this head: refusedBeforePrompt routes attachment_unreadable through failBeforeNativeStart.
CodeRabbit: the two moved ingestion awaits no longer use timeoutOption; they await the Deferred directly.
CodeRabbit's Force Stop activeAttemptId! finding is not reachable: every run that isActiveRun accepts gets an attempt id when it starts, so no change.
Checks run on the merged head: vp run check:changed passed (format, lint, knip, typecheck of 37 packages, 18 test files). The 10 changed orchestration-v2 test files passed with 317 tests.
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- Line 1256: Update the Force Stop flow around run.force-stop.settle to handle a
missing activeAttemptId without dispatching a null attempt or leaving the run
active. Use the established no-attempt settlement path or transition, and ensure
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cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts | sed -n '345,405p'
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Handle a missing attempt before dispatching settlement.
If an active run has no attempt and no matching provider turn, Force Stop passes null to run.force-stop.settle, violating its command contract. Settlement can then fail after the agent is killed, before session cleanup runs.
Handle this case without leaving the run active. Skipping settlement alone would leave the run unsettled.
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Update the Force Stop flow around run.force-stop.settle to handle a missing
activeAttemptId without dispatching a null attempt or leaving the run active.
Use the established no-attempt settlement path or transition, and ensure session
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Minor · Settle background work for a waiting run · Orchestrator.ts:11872-11877
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:11872-11877 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Settle background work for a waiting run
If Force Stop reaches a run awaiting checkpoint capture, it skips background settlement. A subagent item can remain running after session release, leaving the thread Waiting and blocking automatic settlement. A later Stop can clear it.
Settle the killed run’s background work without interrupting checkpoint capture, while preserving the attempt and newer-run safeguards.
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Update the run.force-stop.settle guard to allow settlement of a killed run’s
background work while its status is waiting for checkpoint capture; do not
interrupt checkpoint capture. Preserve the active-attempt check and safeguards
against affecting a newer run.
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settlement of a killed run’s background work while its status is waiting for
checkpoint capture; do not interrupt checkpoint capture. Preserve the
active-attempt check and safeguards against affecting a newer run.
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Use the existing active-run predicate and background settlement for a waiting run, retaining the exact-attempt guard and run-ordinal bounds. Leave checkpoint capture, root completion, and run finalization untouched.
Add a regression that fails on the PR base, checks stale-attempt isolation, and preserves the pending checkpoint effect. Verified check:changed, lifecycle/finalization suites, and fresh independent review.
Fixed the outside-diff checkpoint-waiting Force Stop finding in 945c5efb334d14e44438f9831e23cd629dc66b58, on top of 062b32f. Maria's main integration and test corrections are preserved.
The exact-attempt guard now uses the existing active-run predicate. A waiting-only branch settles native background work through the existing helper and run-ordinal bound, then returns before root/run/attempt interruption or effect cancellation. Checkpoint capture is left alone.
The new lowest-layer regression failed on the unchanged PR base (running instead of interrupted). It now passes, also asserting a stale attempt is a no-op and the persisted run, attempt, root and pending checkpoint outbox entry are unchanged. Fresh independent review approved the exact committed bytes and independently passed this test.
check:changed 062b32f passed: 65 tests / five files, three affected-package typechecks, formatting, lint, both knip phases and GraphQL. Native commit hooks passed too. A separate lifecycle/finalization run passed 20 tests, including all 18 start/stop cases; overlapping counts are not summed.
The description now distinguishes this head from the earlier native-canary evidence and explicitly explains the focused-obvious-bug scope rationale without inventing maintainer approval. New remote CI/review is separate and pending. No runtime activation, restart, selector change or main merge.
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The local red/green regression, changed-code checks and independent review above are complete. I have not rerun unchanged jobs, altered workflow/permission settings, or treated the missing remote run as a passing gate.
verified unchanged head 945c5efb334d14e44438f9831e23cd629dc66b58 on a disposable linux vm. used repo playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome, the actual web client and authenticated websocket api, and real codex gpt-6.1-sol through the local proxy. created the git project and threads through the app, with isolated empty state. no mocks, replay provider, fixtures or production data. only one dev server ran at a time.
reproduced on github/main at d756fed7aaac06134bc68cbe0047e6f14b0e9aa2: 30 rapid ui stops passed, but a tighter websocket start/stop sequence exposed the bug. at 20:44:57.012Z, the app reported "Run interrupted before provider start" with no provider turn. codex then accepted the prompt at 20:44:57.052Z, ran sleep 45, and completed at 20:45:58.895Z. no matching native interrupt was sent. six following prompts failed with "Codex returned a turn belonging to an earlier run. Stop the existing turn before retrying this message."
repeated the same 14 websocket start/stop sequences on the pr, with requested delays from 0 to 150 ms after dispatch acknowledgement. nine prompts reached native startup; every one received an identity-matching turn/interrupt and turn/completed with status interrupted. five stopped before sending. no orphaned turn or follow-up provider error occurred.
the new provider-turn.interrupt-start outbox path ran twice and succeeded. for example, the API_RACE_40_FINISHED prompt started at 20:49:08.419Z; the owned-start interrupt effect was created at 20:49:08.451Z, native interrupt sent at 20:49:08.456Z, and the effect succeeded at 20:49:08.533Z. this exercised the changed startup path, beyond ordinary stop.
neighboring behavior passed: normal completion, stop while a real sleep 45 command was running, and successful follow-ups after both rapid stops and active-command stop. the recording below shows the active-command stop and FOLLOWUP_OK completion.
short command transcript:
main: git worktree add ../main github/main; timeout 600 vp i
pr: git fetch github refs/pull/31933/head:refs/heads/verify-pr-31933
git switch verify-pr-31933; timeout 600 vp i
both: setsid nohup timeout <budget> vp run dev > <log> 2>&1 &
explicit isolated T3 home; main stopped before pr startup
read-only pr outbox query:
provider-turn.interrupt-start | succeeded | 2
provider-turn.start | cancelled | 5
blacksmith-check run --id <task-owned-worker> \
"vp i && vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderStartStop.integration.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadStop.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts"
3 test files passed; 120 tests passed (18 + 45 + 57).
main after the race and failed follow-ups:
pr after stopping a running command and completing the next prompt:
Not verified
native ios/android, electron shell behavior, macos/windows, other providers, remote/relay/tunnel connections, and force stop during checkpoint capture were not exercised. the focused tests cover additional lifecycle cases, but they are separate from the real codex verification above.
the precise original Pi acceptance-before-stop-snapshot ordering was not reproduced with Pi. the real Codex reproduction showed the same startup ownership failure with native start occurring after false interruption.
ci is not fully green: Test failed because "Finish installing browser secret helper build libraries" timed out after five minutes; aggregate Check failed too. build/typecheck, lint, all eight server shards and web tests passed. no code changes were needed for the verified runtime behavior, and no commits were pushed.
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This makes Stop reach a provider turn that was accepted during startup. It adds per-attempt start ownership in RunExecutionService, a provider-turn.interrupt-start effect, and run-scoped cancellation of pending start effects. The ownership claim under the thread lock and the identity checks before interrupting look careful. One behaviour change worries me:
Medium: a start failure that is not on the refusal list no longer finalizes the run (apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:2129). On main, any startTurn failure wrote a failed terminal item. Now, unless the cause matches refusedBeforePrompt or isRejectedGoal, the claimed fiber fails with RunExecutionStartError. That happens even when owner.accepted never resolved, for example a ProviderAdapterTurnStartError from a JSON-RPC error response to turn/start with no provider_turn.updated. In that case nothing writes final run events, releaseOwner is not called, and the ingestion fiber stays up. A retried provider-turn.start that reaches startRootRun joins the same failed fiber (L1097), so the retries fail the same way until the outbox gives up. Unless the adapter emits its own terminal event, the user sees a run stuck in running. Stop then waits for acceptance or a terminal event that never come and reports unresponsive after 15s (L1073). The new integration test covers accepted-start-error, but not a failure with no acceptance. A test for that case would settle the question. One possible fix: when owner.accepted is not done and the session has not closed, keep the consumer alive but still write the failed terminal item, so the run does not depend on Force Stop.
Low: provider-specific matching in the shared service (RunExecutionService.ts:573). isRejectedGoal matches CodexAppServerRequestError / thread/goal/set / -32600 inside the provider-agnostic run service. The PR already gives adapters a way to mark this case: ProviderAdapterTurnPreparationError, recognised by refusedBeforePrompt. Having the Codex adapter wrap that rejection would keep provider error shapes out of orchestration.
Low: owners live only in memory and are not cleaned up after an unaccepted failure. The owners map is only cleared by releaseOwner, which runs on finalization, session close, or failBeforeNativeStart. After the path in (1), the entry stays until the session closes, and getStartOwnership keeps reporting it. As a result, dispatchRunInterrupt keeps choosing the owned-start interrupt path for that run.
I did not run the new integration suite. These points come from reading the head fbaa763edd.
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When owner.accepted never resolved and the cause is not on the refusal list (for example a ProviderAdapterTurnStartError from an error response to turn/start), nothing finalizes the run here and releaseOwner never runs. On main this wrote a failed terminal item. Unless the adapter emits its own terminal event, the run stays running, retries join this same failed fiber via the early Fiber.join(existingOwner.fiber), and Stop times out as unresponsive. Could you add a test for a start failure with no provider_turn.updated, and still write the failure item in that case while keeping the consumer alive?
Stop could cancel a start response after native acceptance and lose the owner and event consumer. Claim exact thread/run/attempt ownership on the existing command lock, keep native I/O and ingestion in the service scope, and await native identity plus terminal confirmation when stopping.
Adapt the selected pingdotgg#31933 feature revisions to this fork's event stream, request synchronization and imported-history receipts. Cache subscriber termination, observe only successful scope closure, and preserve checkpoint-waiting settlement. Do not import source main merges or newer ingestion batching.
Fork-owned reconciliation retains ambiguous history injection, classifies only known budget/background/configuration refusals as unsent, revokes the exact owner on explicit ForceStop, and exercises the actual checkpoint ForceStop service. The original D witness, lifecycle matrix, late-close and buffered-drain controls, current queue policy, and free composed pipe proof are covered locally. Active null-attempt recovery remains unproved beyond the source command-shape fallback.
Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Source-Head: fbaa763
Source-Comparison-Base: d91915d
Source-Commit: 7594589
Source-Commit: a9e9f71
Source-Commit: dbbec13
Source-Commit: 9954e9b
Source-Commit: bac7165
Source-Commit: a73a170
Source-Commit: 062b32f
Source-Commit: 945c5ef
Source-Commit: fbaa763
Co-authored-by: maria-rcks <maria@kuuro.net>
Co-authored-by: Brandon Vincitore <brandon@pop-os.taild6e726.ts.net>
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
Append pingdotgg#31933 source pins, authorship, local adaptation and proof limits. Preserve every byte of the previous ledger and all prior source pins.
Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Source-Commit: fbaa763
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
Keep every session-close observer registered through its milestone, then consume its unsubscribe effect. Correct four pre-existing runtime fixtures confirmed failing against the required base: actual buffered provider notifications carry their receipt metadata and use queued dispatch, and durable runs remain ordered by ordinal while the resumed run is checked by identity.
Retain the original started-event barrier and production queue policy. This is fork-owned verification cleanup for the native lifetime integration; no additional external source or production behavior is imported.
Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Source-Commit: fbaa763
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
Express active-run and completed-background settlement as explicit branches so each native target is narrowed before use. Preserve the exact-attempt and checkpoint-waiting behavior.
Complete the fork-owned proof typing: discard an interrupt waiter's unused target value, and declare the adapter test hook's actual runtime Scope requirement. These corrections preserve runtime behavior and pass the owning server typecheck.
Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Source-Commit: fbaa763
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
A post-start goal activation rejection could be mistaken for an unsent prompt while ingestion lagged, dropping accepted native work. Mark only actual pre-start validation/refusal with the existing preparation error and retain ambiguous owner/consumer lifetime. Preserve goal validation messages and delivery receipts.
When Stop names a projected native turn with a retained owner, atomically cancel its unsettled start/restart retry so the queued native interrupt can run. Keep existing projected-turn routing. Scripted Codex pre-start and activation boundaries plus failure-message coverage pass; the companion cleanup correction carries the combined acceptance/ingestion witness.
Fork-owned correction for independent review finding L-2. No new upstream code is imported.
Review-Base: fc1bf74
Related-Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Related-Source-Head: fbaa763
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
Force Stop could discard a pending accepted start before its native identity arrived, then preserve the process for a working sibling. Revoke logical authority under the existing thread lock and capture a deduplicated service-owned cleanup receipt; keep the response, exact raw identity observation and successful-close observer until native termination or actual closure.
Run native cleanup outside the command lock, guard replacement bindings and reused turn identities, and expose outstanding unresponsive cleanup without automatic shared-process killing. Keep revoked events out of current-run admission, serialize the next claim on the same native binding after cleanup, and retain the shared attachment for existing idle unloading.
The real manager/execution/ThreadManagement matrix proves delayed-identity A cleanup with working B, repeated Force Stop, stale binding, known unsent termination and failed scope closure. It also proves L-2 post-start goal refusal retention, native Stop and one next start. Existing checkpoint waiting, provider requests, import and client-only queue controls remain.
Fork-owned correction for independent review finding L-1; existing source authors, pins and ledger are unchanged.
Review-Base: fc1bf74
Related-Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Related-Source-Head: fbaa763
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
Force Stop could strand a shared-runtime owner after successful handoff delivery skipped the native prompt, or after per-run persistence failure had closed the only native observer.
Mark the real post-delivery current-attempt guard as known-unsent through the existing preparation/refusal path, preserving injected history and restoring unsent inline markers. Keep one service-owned native source with bounded ingestion forwarding. Failure or revocation stops that branch without stopping exact native observation; normal EOF/failure still drains ingestion before subscription close. Release only after native/known-unsent/actual-close proof, serialize owner release, and retain existing failure finalization and shutdown recovery.
The real shared manager/execution/start/ForceStop table covers inline/injected handoff cancellation, failed automatic interrupt plus later successful ForceStop, revocation racing failure, 128 queued irrelevant frames, late old terminal isolation, source closure, and next-A/B natural completion. Existing background tests now await consumer milestones rather than source exhaustion; their assertions remain intact.
Fork-owned correction of review findings LC-1 and LC-2; no upstream source, main merges, storage redesign or source-ledger changes.
Review-Base: 32ac9e4
Related-Source-PR: pingdotgg#31933
Related-Source-Head: fbaa763
Model: gpt-6.1-sol. Harness: Codex.
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fix(server): Stop reaches provider turns accepted during startup
Problem
Stop can plan from a snapshot with no provider turn while native startup has already accepted the prompt. If the start effect succeeds before Stop commits, cancelling unsettled effects misses it: T3 reports interruption, the provider keeps working, and the next turn fails
previous_turn_active. Cancelling startup after acceptance can also discard its only event consumer.Refs #25715, particularly the November 3 accepted-start / missing-turn Stop report. Our original incident was Pi on a locally patched 0.1.6 that already included #27141. Exact original snapshot timing was not retained; the mechanism is reproduced separately on pristine upstream
337c5858c33bc7f8f6dfd391a2c279fa0f7e4d17.Fix
This is one shared acceptance/cancellation lifetime correction, not a Pi-specific guard bypass.
previous_turn_active, explicit Force Stop policy, transaction/batching barriers and shared-session protections remain. No new dependency, coordinator, automatic forced kill, UI feature or model-facing instruction change.Scope
One existing correctness failure: a turn reported as stopped can keep executing and block every follow-up. Changes across shared services/internal contracts preserve that acceptance/cancellation obligation through refusal, ingestion, teardown and explicit Force Stop. They are not separate feature work.
Exception rationale: this restores the established behavior of an existing Stop operation for a reproduced, obvious correctness failure; it does not introduce a workflow or choose a new product behavior. The cross-service identity/lifetime plumbing is necessary for that one correction to remain true through accepted startup, refusal and teardown, rather than patching only Pi or bypassing its active-turn guard. This is the focused-obvious-bug route described in CONTRIBUTING, which judges purpose, behavioral impact and necessary changes rather than imposing a file-count cutoff. Maintainers still decide eligibility; no maintainer approval is inferred from the report, code authorship or passing checks. No new workflow, product default or public configuration is introduced.
Latest correction: checkpoint-waiting Force Stop
Current head
945c5efb334d14e44438f9831e23cd629dc66b58builds on Maria's merged-main/test correction062b32f37870d6f76f1e8595fde60ae1e3f3257b(takeover update); that work is preserved unchanged.CodeRabbit's later outside-diff finding exposed a remaining Force Stop path:
waitingis completed provider work awaiting checkpoint capture, but the settlement guard rejected it before cleaning up killed background work. This two-file follow-up reuses the existing active-run predicate and background settlement helper. Exact-attempt validation and run-ordinal bounds remain; checkpoint capture, the root, attempt and run finalization are not interrupted.062b32f: the native background item remainsrunninginstead ofinterrupted.bun run vp run check:changed 062b32f37870d6f76f1e8595fde60ae1e3f3257b: 65 tests / five files, three affected-package typechecks, format, lint, both knip phases and GraphQL passed. Native commit hooks also passed.Earlier exact-head verification (
bac7165)Head
bac71650033ae560a28f7bf51b997b399b75ba9aincludes normal integration of pinned upstream202d5b5616e3edf65706371e2b8a9c4f486d0a96and the subsequent CI corrections. The newerEventSink.consumeProviderEvents/ProviderCommitBatchimplementation is preserved, not reverted. There are 23 changed paths relative to that pin.bun run vp run check:changed 202d5b5616e3edf65706371e2b8a9c4f486d0a96: formatting, lint, both knip partitions, GraphQL, 36 affected-package typechecks and 499 tests in 18 files passed on this exact head.CI/review correction history
The first remote CI run exposed buffered-event loss and pre-prompt failure paths beyond the initial focused checks.
9954e9b8corrects shared queue termination/drain and authoritative preparation boundaries, preserving the existing replay/recovery assertions rather than changing their expected behavior. The recovery effect-type expectation now includes the already process-bound interrupt-start operation. A fixture's pre-work failure explicitly marks its known unsent boundary; the separate uncertain-history branches and their assertions remain.The Macroscope unreadable-attachment finding was reproduced as
runninginstead offailed, then corrected with a shared narrowly tagged refusal and an additive integration case. CodeRabbit's bare-string diagnostic nit is addressed inbac7165by a private tagged ownership error with exact identity and missing/superseded state; timeout/control behavior is unchanged. The new remote CI run remains separate from these local passing results.Limits: controlled interleavings and Linux Pi canary, not every original timing, provider, UI or production backend. Full repository CI/build/release-smoke was not run locally; upstream CI and maintainer review remain separate. No live activation, restart or selector change.
Initial implementation, orchestration and independent source review: GPT-6.1 Sol through Pi in T3 Code. Native canary on the earlier explicitly identified head: GPT-6 Luna through Pi subscription authentication. Subsequent main integration/test-helper adjustments: Maria's takeover linked above (reported as Claude Opus 5.5). Checkpoint-waiting Force Stop correction and its fresh independent review: GPT-6.1 Sol through Pi.