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fix(server): a parent is not woken twice with the same delegated result - #32327
A parent could be woken twice with the same delegated task result:
Restart cuts the delivery run.finalizeDelegatedCompletionDelivery returned every task of a cancelled delivery run to pending, even when the agent had already answered it (assistant message, reasoning, tool calls). After a restart, recovery sent the same completion again.
The child runs again. When a child ran again on its own (a background-command wake) and replied, the parent got a second Delegated task <new id> (<same title>) [completed] wake. Nothing in it said it followed the earlier task, and it woke the parent even when the reply repeated the result the parent already had.
Reproduced on main 4cb6945dc6 with the new tests in DelegatedCompletionDelivery.test.ts, which drive restart recovery and a background-command follow-up through the orchestrator.
Change
Cut delivery runs. A cancelled delivery run that already wrote provider output now counts as delivered. That output is an assistant message, reasoning, a plan, a todo list, a file change, a command, a search, a tool call, a question, an approval request, or the run's own native subagent launch. Follow-up task rows the server attaches to that run (app_owned) don't count. A cut run that wrote nothing is still offered again, as before.
Follow-up wake text. The wake now reads ..., a follow-up of task <id> after the child ran again. The id comes from the child thread's immutable fork origin; no new field is added.
Repeated results. Some follow-ups are recorded as delivered without waking the parent: ones the child started on its own (a notification or usage-limit resume, with no user message and no parent message on any of the task's runs, steers included) whose status and text equal the last result the child completed. The last result is chosen by completion time. If several results share that time, the follow-up must repeat all of them. A previous result that was disposed doesn't count. A follow-up started or steered by the parent or the user always wakes. task_status still reports the silent follow-up's result.
Focused tests in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/DelegatedCompletionDelivery.test.ts:
Test
main 4cb6945dc6
this branch 457d420b02
a delivery its run already answered is not sent again when the run is cut
fails (expected 'claimed' to equal 'delivered')
passes
a cut delivery run whose only item is a provider_native subagent ends delivered
fails
passes
a cut delivery run whose only item is a question ends delivered
fails
passes
a cut delivery run whose only item is a app_owned subagent ends claimed (guard)
passes
passes
re-offers a cut delivery even when a continuation resumes its turn (existing guard: a cut run that wrote nothing)
passes
passes
a follow-up wake names the task it follows
fails
passes
a follow-up repeating the last result does not wake the parent
fails
passes
a parent-sent / user-sent repeat still wakes (guards)
passes
passes
a repeat answering a parent steer still wakes (guard)
passes
passes
a self-started repeat wakes when the last result is disposed / reordered / tied (guards)
passes
passes
DelegatedCompletionDelivery.test.ts: the whole file passes: 51 of 51.
Related suites pass: RemoteDelegatedTask, ProviderContinuationService, OrchestratorMcpService, ThreadStop, SteeringCompletion, ClaudeAutomaticDelivery.
vp run check:changed passes.
Runtime transcript: the focused tests run with main's Orchestrator.ts and then with this branch's:
## Before: Orchestrator.ts from main 4cb6945dc6, tests from 457d420b02
Tests 5 failed | 8 passed | 38 skipped (51)
× restart > a cut delivery run whose only item is a provider_native subagent ends delivered
× restart > a cut delivery run whose only item is a question ends delivered
× restart > a delivery its run already answered is not sent again when the run is cut
× follow-ups > a follow-up repeating the last result does not wake the parent
× follow-ups > a follow-up wake names the task it follows
AssertionError: a cut delivery run that already answered should not offer the result again: expected 'claimed' to equal 'delivered'
AssertionError: a self-started follow-up that repeats the last result should not be queued to wake the parent: expected [ 'pending', 'claimed' ] to not include 'claimed'
AssertionError: the follow-up wake should name the task it follows: expected 'Delegated task node:delegated-task:co…' to include 'node:followup-named-child'
## After: 457d420b02
Tests 13 passed | 38 skipped (51)
Not checked: a live server restart against a real provider session. The restart path is exercised through the orchestrator's restart recovery (recoverDelegatedTasks) in the tests above.
This change touches only server delivery bookkeeping and wake text. There is no UI change, so there are no captures.
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These tests reproduce #32279: a cut delivery run that already answered is
offered again on recovery, a follow-up wake does not name the task it
follows, and a self-started follow-up repeating the last result still
wakes the parent. A parent-sent repeat keeps waking (guard).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A cut delivery run returned its claimed tasks to pending even when the
agent had already answered, so recovery sent the same completion again.
A cut run now counts as delivered once it wrote provider output for the
wake, read with a run-scoped, type-filtered turn item query. A cut run
that wrote nothing is still re-offered.
A follow-up task's wake now names the task it follows, derived from the
child thread's fork origin. A follow-up the child started on its own
(notification or usage-limit continuation) whose result and status repeat
the child's last result is recorded as delivered without waking the
parent; parent sends and user messages still always wake.
Fixes#32279
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ative launches as answers
The silent-repeat check compared a self-started follow-up against the
child's last task in start order, so out-of-order follow-ups were
silenced against a stale result; it now uses the last task to complete,
and still wakes the parent when that result's delivery was disposed.
A cut delivery run whose only output is its own provider-native subagent
launch now counts as answered; app-owned task rows attached to the run
still do not.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When earlier results on a child completed in the same millisecond, the
repeat check picked one by start order. A follow-up is now silent only
when it repeats every result that completed last.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A follow-up the child started on its own counted as unprompted even when
the parent or the user steered a message into its run. Every message on
the task's runs now decides whether someone asked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codex records an asynchronous question as the run's only output, so a
restart that cut that run offered the same completion again. Questions
and approval requests now count as the agent acting on the wake.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This change avoids duplicate delegated-result wakes and clarifies follow-up task notifications while keeping results readable. The unresolved Medium finding about overwriting delivery state remains subject to the separate correctness gate.
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Walkthrough
The orchestrator now identifies follow-up tasks in delegated-completion messages and avoids another parent delivery for some repeated results. It also uses delivery-run output to determine whether a cancelled run completed its delivery. Tests cover follow-up delivery cases and recovery after interrupted runs.
When a self-started follow-up repeats the latest non-disposed result with the same terminal status, the task is marked delivered. Tests cover when repeats are delivered or suppressed, including parent- or user-started and steered follow-ups.
A cancelled delivery run counts as delivered when its turn items show the agent acted, except for app-owned subagent items. Tests cover recovery states for replies, subagents, and questions.
The change reduces duplicate delegated-task wakes. One test assertion is looser than it should be and could miss a future regression in the silent follow-up rule. This is a small follow-up and does not block merging.
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Issue #32279 requires correct handling of cut delivery runs, identifiable follow-up wakes, suppression of repeated self-started results, and delivery after parent or user involvement. The previous rev…
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Issue #32279 requires correct handling of cut delivery runs, identifiable follow-up wakes, suppression of repeated self-started results, and delivery after parent or user involvement. The previous reviewed code and tests establish these behaviors. The new changes add handling for queued wakes, late acknowledgements, and sibling deliveries. The added tests cover queued-wake acknowledgement, cancellation, settlement, and late reads. No concrete unmet coding requirement is evident.
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Assert the exact delivery state in the suppression test.
assert.notInclude(["pending", "claimed"], followup.completionDelivery?.state) also passes when the state is undefined. It passes when the state is "acknowledged" or "disposed" too. The test would then accept a follow-up that was never marked delivered. That is the behavior the production code sets. Assert "delivered" directly.
Proposed fix
- assert.notInclude(- ["pending", "claimed"],- followup.completionDelivery?.state,- "a self-started follow-up that repeats the last result should not be queued to wake the parent",- );+ assert.equal(+ followup.completionDelivery?.state,+ "delivered",+ "a self-started follow-up that repeats the last result should be recorded as delivered without waking the parent",+ );
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Update the suppression test’s completionDelivery.state assertion to require
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that the follow-up is absent from delivery.taskIds.
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🟡 Mediumorchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:13137
A background follow-up that repeats an earlier result overwrites an already resolved completionDelivery with delivered, losing a disposed or acknowledged state and potentially its observedByRunId. The repeatsUnprompted override should apply only when the current delivery is unresolved.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around lines 13137-13139:
A background follow-up that repeats an earlier result overwrites an already resolved `completionDelivery` with `delivered`, losing a `disposed` or `acknowledged` state and potentially its `observedByRunId`. The `repeatsUnprompted` override should apply only when the current delivery is unresolved.
Environment for every capture: Linux web app in Chromium, 1440 × 1000 CSS viewport, 2× scale, dark theme. Separate unmodified worktrees ran their own dev servers and fresh synthetic databases with seeding disabled. The uploaded deterministic ACP fixture drives the production provider adapter and MCP delegation tools; its background command is a real shell subprocess. Videos show the product UI, uniformly cropped to remove private sidebars.
Same steps on both commits:
Delegate a synthetic check. In thirteen threads, leave its completion delivery unfinished after one of twelve output kinds, or no output. Inspect each, restart its server, then revisit each thread.
Have a child return seven checked files while a background command runs. On command completion, let the child repeat its final reply without a parent or user message. Inspect child and parent.
Repeat with a changed result of eight files and read the parent's received wake text.
Ask the parent to request the same child result, then send the same request directly as the user in the child. Return to the parent after each.
The restart recordings cover assistant message, reasoning, dynamic tool, command execution, file search, web search, file change, task list, proposed plan, provider-native subagent, user-input request, approval request, and the no-output control. Chapter timestamps for every case point to rendered states; navigation and reconnect delays remain in the videos. The walkthroughs include a cut to a later recording of the settled parent view. Every output video was opened and visually inspected before upload.
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Live external-provider execution was not exercised; the uploaded deterministic ACP fixture supplied provider events through the real server and web client.
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Problem
A parent could be woken twice with the same delegated task result:
finalizeDelegatedCompletionDeliveryreturned every task of a cancelled delivery run topending, even when the agent had already answered it (assistant message, reasoning, tool calls). After a restart, recovery sent the same completion again.Delegated task <new id> (<same title>) [completed]wake. Nothing in it said it followed the earlier task, and it woke the parent even when the reply repeated the result the parent already had.Reproduced on main
4cb6945dc6with the new tests inDelegatedCompletionDelivery.test.ts, which drive restart recovery and a background-command follow-up through the orchestrator.Change
app_owned) don't count. A cut run that wrote nothing is still offered again, as before...., a follow-up of task <id> after the child ran again. The id comes from the child thread's immutable fork origin; no new field is added.deliveredwithout waking the parent: ones the child started on its own (a notification or usage-limit resume, with no user message and no parent message on any of the task's runs, steers included) whose status and text equal the last result the child completed. The last result is chosen by completion time. If several results share that time, the follow-up must repeat all of them. A previous result that was disposed doesn't count. A follow-up started or steered by the parent or the user always wakes.task_statusstill reports the silent follow-up's result.Scope and approval
Fixes #32279
Verification
Focused tests in
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/DelegatedCompletionDelivery.test.ts:4cb6945dc6457d420b02expected 'claimed' to equal 'delivered')DelegatedCompletionDelivery.test.ts: the whole file passes: 51 of 51.Related suites pass: RemoteDelegatedTask, ProviderContinuationService, OrchestratorMcpService, ThreadStop, SteeringCompletion, ClaudeAutomaticDelivery.
vp run check:changedpasses.Runtime transcript: the focused tests run with main's
Orchestrator.tsand then with this branch's:Not checked: a live server restart against a real provider session. The restart path is exercised through the orchestrator's restart recovery (
recoverDelegatedTasks) in the tests above.This change touches only server delivery bookkeeping and wake text. There is no UI change, so there are no captures.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.