feat(server): Agent Relay provider — attach, workspace discovery, spawn, and external-session visibility - #1
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T3 Code can only talk to agents whose CLI it spawns and owns as a local subprocess. Agent Relay runs agents remotely via its own broker process and lets external clients attach to them over a WebSocket terminal stream — a different enough model (attach vs. spawn) that no existing adapter fit, so this adds `agentrelay` as a new provider driver end to end: contracts, server adapter, and settings UI. - packages/contracts/src/settings.ts: new `AgentRelaySettings` schema (brokerUrl + apiKey, no binary path or login flow — this driver has neither). `ProviderDriverKind` is already an open branded slug, so no closed-union changes were needed anywhere else in contracts. - apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts: the adapter. Connects outbound over `ws` to the broker, translates `worker_stream` frames into `content.delta` runtime events and outgoing text into `sendInput` frames. Models connect/reconnect(backoff)/error/disconnect lifecycle, and completes a turn via an idle-timeout heuristic since the terminal transport has no native "done" signal. Approvals/user-input are explicitly "not supported here" (no structured protocol in v1). - apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayProvider.ts + Drivers/AgentRelayDriver.ts: status snapshot (config-presence health check only — no live probe, so a background check can't attach to a running agent) and driver registration in builtInDrivers.ts. - apps/server/src/textGeneration/AgentRelayTextGeneration.ts: text generation (commit messages, etc.) is deliberately unsupported — no structured call exists over a raw terminal. - apps/web: AgentRelayIcon, providerDriverMeta.ts entry (drives the generic Add-Provider-Instance settings form), providerIconUtils.ts; apps/mobile/ProviderIcon.tsx gets a matching icon instead of falling back to Codex's. - docs/user/providers-agentrelay.md + install.md: how to configure it and that credentials are Agent Relay's, not T3 Code's. - docs/internals/providers.md: short note on attach-vs-spawn as the one hard-to-discover deviation, and pointing at Agent Relay's structured `AgentEventEnvelope` protocol as the natural v2. - apps/server/package.json: adds `ws` (dependency) and `@types/ws` (devDependency) — `ws` ships no bundled type declarations. Verified: targeted `tsgo --noEmit` on packages/contracts, apps/server, apps/web, and `tsc --noEmit` on apps/mobile all pass clean. `vp lint` on every touched file is clean. New adapter tests (5, against a real local `ws` mock broker, no mocks/stubs) and existing provider-registry tests pass; contracts settings tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
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…fecycle hooks
A bare `claude` or `codex` invocation in a raw terminal bypasses T3 Code and
Agent Relay entirely, leaving no trace anywhere in the app. Add a minimal,
deliberately read-only fallback: both CLIs support global lifecycle hooks
(Claude Code's SessionStart/SessionEnd, Codex's config.toml hooks) that fire
regardless of what launched them and can report a session's existence.
- New `POST /api/external-sessions` route (wired into the existing HTTP
router alongside the other raw route layers in server.ts) accepts
`{provider, pid, cwd, sessionId, event, timestamp}` from a hook script.
- On `start`, materializes a settled thread in the project already open for
the reported `cwd` (skipped if none exists) carrying an informational
`thread.activity.append` entry — reusing existing thread/activity
primitives rather than a new session model. No provider session binding,
no PTY: there is nothing to attach to or resume.
- On `end`, appends a second activity and settles the thread (reverse of the
"start" state, per this repo's own reverse-states rule). Both directions
are idempotent no-ops for a duplicate start or an end with no prior start.
- Docs: docs/user/external-sessions.md has the exact hook configuration for
both CLIs; docs/internals/providers.md explains why this stays read-only
and separate from AgentSessionImporter's resumable transcript import.
Left out of this v1 (noted as future scope, not built): scanning
~/.claude/projects or ~/.codex/sessions for historical transcripts, making
external sessions resumable/attachable, and auto-creating a project for a
cwd T3 Code has never opened.
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Phase 1's Agent Relay adapter only attached to one manually-configured
agent (a static brokerUrl+apiKey pair). This adds a "workspace" mode
alongside that legacy "single agent" mode: point an Agent Relay instance
at a Relaycast workspace key once, and starting a new thread on it spawns
a fresh agent through Agent Relay (waiting for it to come online) instead
of requiring a pre-existing target; reconnecting to an already-spawned
thread reuses its persisted agent name instead of spawning again.
New AgentRelayWorkspaceClient(Live) wraps @agent-relay/sdk: listing/
spawning goes through the same workspace-key-scoped thin client Agent
Relay's own list_agents/add_agent MCP tools use, and presence uses
AgentRelay#addListener("agent.status.*") raced against polling
listAgents() (the presence path could not be verified against a live
workspace, so polling alone still guarantees correctness).
AgentRelaySettings gains mode/workspaceKey/defaultSpawnCli fields
(flat struct + selector, matching AntigravitySettings.authMethod) rather
than a schema union, keeping the web settings wizard fully schema-driven
with no UI code changes needed. AgentRelayAdapter persists the resolved
agent name as ProviderSession.resumeCursor (the same mechanism
CodexSessionRuntime uses for rollout ids) so restarts reattach correctly.
Reading Agent Relay's own source (agent-relay-mcp.ts, local-agent.ts,
harness-driver's transport.ts, the SDK's agent-relay.ts) confirmed there
is no existing non-interactive way to derive a write-capable broker
attach credential from a workspace key — they are two separate credential
domains today. Workspace mode therefore still requires both a workspace
key (discovery/spawn) and a broker URL/API key (attach), and the actual
per-agent attach reuses v1's existing (already-approximate) wire format
via a T3-Code-side {name}-substitution convention rather than
reimplementing harness-driver's real two-channel ack/keepalive protocol,
which is out of scope here for the same reason v1's wire-format guess
already was. Both gaps are documented in docs/internals/providers.md with
pointers for a follow-up v2 adapter. Automatically materializing threads
for already-running agents (as opposed to attaching once a thread already
exists) is also left out of scope, pending a product decision on which
project should host them — documented with a concrete integration pointer.
Tests: extended AgentRelayAdapter.test.ts with workspace-mode spawn/
attach/resume/fallback-URL cases against a real mock WebSocket broker and
a fake workspace client, plus a focused unit test for the presence-event
parsing helper. `vp run --filter t3 typecheck`, `vp run --filter
@t3tools/contracts typecheck`, `vp run --filter @t3tools/web typecheck`,
and `vp lint` all clean; targeted tests (12/12) pass. Not verified against
a real Agent Relay workspace/broker (none available) — see the
providers.md caveats above for what that would need to confirm.
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| const requestedName = spawnAgentNameForThread(input.threadId); | ||
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When a Workspace-mode thread has no resume cursor, this path unconditionally calls spawnAgent; listAgents is only used afterward to poll for that newly spawned name. A repo-wide search finds no other consumer that materializes or offers existing workspace agents, despite docs/user/providers-agentrelay.md:12-16 claiming every already-running agent is available to attach to. Add a discovery/selection path on the clients or auto-materialize discovered agents before advertising workspace discovery.
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Leaving this open deliberately (not a fix here). Preferring an already-running, unclaimed workspace agent over always spawning a fresh one for a brand-new thread is a real improvement, but it needs the adapter to see ProviderSessionDirectory (to know which agents are already claimed) and listWorkspaceAgents together at startSession time — plumbing it doesn't currently have, and adding it is a larger cross-cutting change than this review pass.
Note the discovery reactor (AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor.ts) already covers the adjacent, more common case: an agent spawned outside T3 Code (Agent Relay's own CLI/MCP tools, a fleet trigger) gets auto-materialized into a thread within one sweep interval. What's not covered is a user manually starting a new T3 Code thread preferring an idle agent over spawning — tracking this as a follow-up rather than forcing it into this PR.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds Agent Relay as a provider with workspace discovery, broker sessions, automatic thread materialization, and client presentation. It also adds external Claude and Codex session hooks, documentation, a worktree ignore rule, and an IPv6 loopback bind-check fix. ChangesAgent Relay provider
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WorkspaceClient-->>AgentRelayAdapter: agent name and presence
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In `@apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts`:
- Line 117: Update the lifecycle handling around engine.dispatch so each
session’s start and end transitions use stable per-session command receipts,
making repeated hooks idempotent. When thread creation succeeds but activity
dispatch fails, detect the incomplete marker state and retry the missing
transition instead of returning already-recorded. Add tests covering duplicate
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 594-595: Update startSession in AgentRelayAdapter so it waits for
the first successful open event after connect(ctx) before returning the session,
including during reconnects. Add a bounded timeout and treat socket close or
timeout before handleOpen marks the session ready as connection failures; do not
return a session with status "connecting" to ProviderCommandReactor.
- Around line 425-452: Update the WebSocket options in AgentRelayAdapter.connect
so the trimmed agentRelaySettings.apiKey is sent using the X-API-Key header
instead of the Authorization Bearer header, while preserving the no-header
behavior when no API key is configured.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayProvider.ts`:
- Around line 125-137: Update the provider readiness logic in
AgentRelayProvider, alongside the existing brokerUrl validation, to require a
non-empty workspaceKey when Workspace mode is enabled. Report the provider as
unavailable or errored rather than ready when that key is missing, while
preserving current behavior for non-Workspace mode and valid configurations.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayWorkspaceClientLive.ts`:
- Around line 81-83: Update the agent status event handling around the agentId
extraction and presence result: resolve the reported agentId through the roster
so the presence handler receives the matching RelayAgent.name, and use
event.status for agent.status.changed rather than defaulting to online. Reject
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P2: Add a discovery or selection path for existing workspace agents before advertising workspace availability. A new thread without a resume cursor always calls `spawnAgent`, so agents already running in the workspace cannot be attached to unless another thread already persisted their name.</violation>
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Same as the duplicate finding on this thread — leaving open deliberately, not fixed here. See my reply there for the reasoning (needs ProviderSessionDirectory access in the adapter, which is a larger cross-cutting change than this pass warrants; the discovery reactor already covers the more common "agent spawned outside T3 Code" case).
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Verified live against a real agent-relay-broker (built from source,
spawned a real `claude --version` under its PTY) plus the broker's own
protocol.rs and harness-driver's client — the v1 assumptions were wrong
in four ways:
- worker_stream events are discriminated by `kind`, not `type`, with
the payload in `chunk`, not `data`.
- The broker broadcasts every worker on a connection over the same
`/ws` socket; the adapter now filters incoming frames by `name`
against the session's resolved agent instead of assuming the socket
is scoped to one agent.
- Auth is an `X-API-Key` header, not `Authorization: Bearer`.
- Sending input is `POST /api/input/{name}` with `{data}`, not a
message over the `/ws` socket — matches HarnessDriverClient.sendInput
exactly. Rewritten with effect/unstable/http's HttpClient per this
repo's lint rules instead of global fetch/JSON.stringify.
This removes the URL-templating convention workspace mode invented for
per-agent attach (`{name}`/`?agent=` in the broker URL) — it's no
longer needed now that the connection isn't per-agent. Single mode
gains a required "Agent name" setting for the same reason: with one
shared connection carrying every worker, T3 Code needs a name to tell
them apart.
Rewrote AgentRelayAdapter.test.ts's mock broker as a real local HTTP
server (for /api/input) plus the existing WebSocketServer on the same
port, mirroring the real broker's single-port shape, and added a
regression test for the cross-worker frame filtering. Docs updated
with what was verified and how, and a doc reference to relay#1382
corrected — it was the wrong issue for the credential-domain gap
described there (that's relay#1698).
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Single mode requires a manually-typed agent name and only ever sees one agent. Workspace mode needs no agent name and discovers/spawns everything automatically, and the docs already call it "recommended" - the schema default disagreed. A brand-new Agent Relay instance now defaults into the mode that actually delivers on "multi-agent by default." Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
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…y agents Workspace-mode Agent Relay only surfaced agents T3 Code itself spawned or resumed. An agent started via Agent Relay's own CLI, its MCP tools, or a fleet trigger never showed up in T3 Code at all. Adds AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor, a background reactor shaped like ProviderSessionReaper: it polls each enabled, Workspace-mode Agent Relay instance's listAgents() and materializes a T3 Code thread for every online agent that has no existing thread bound to it. Investigation into workspaceRoot/checkpointing (see the updated docs/internals/providers.md) found no reason to change the recommended design: commandInvariants.ts only string-compares workspaceRoot for uniqueness, and CheckpointReactor.ts's isGitRepository guard already no-ops checkpoint capture on a non-git directory, so a synthetic project only needs a real directory (created via WorkspacePaths.normalizeWorkspaceRoot with createIfMissing), never a git init. One project is created lazily per provider *instance* (not per agent) the first time a sweep finds an unclaimed agent for it, under <T3 home>/agent-relay/<instanceId>. The "attach instead of spawn" signal reuses the exact mechanism AgentSessionImporter.ts already established: install a ProviderSessionDirectory binding with a resumeCursor before the thread becomes visible (onConflict: "ignore"), then dispatch thread.create. ProviderService.startSession already prefers a persisted binding's resumeCursor over spawning fresh, so no new attach-signal plumbing was needed. "Already claimed" is answered by scanning ProviderSessionDirectory.listBindings() for this instance's bindings and reading each resumeCursor.agentName, the same directory ProviderSessionReaper already scans, rather than a second bookkeeping table. An agent that drops out of listAgents() settles its thread (the same thread.settle verb ExternalSessionHooks uses for "session ended") only after it has stayed unconfirmed online for 2 minutes (a comfortable multiple of the 30s sweep interval), since a single missed sweep is not proof the agent is gone — the same presence-reliability caveat already documented for waitForAgentOnline. Sending the settled thread a new message unsettles it automatically via the decider's existing turn-start handling, so nothing needed to reverse this if the agent comes back. Also exposes AgentRelayAdapterShape.listWorkspaceAgents (present only in Workspace mode) so the reactor reuses each instance's already-live AgentRelayWorkspaceClient instead of registering a second presence identity, and exports AgentRelayResumeCursorSchema/isAgentRelayResumeCursor and AGENT_RELAY_DEFAULT_MODEL_SLUG for reuse by the reactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
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414-415: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReconnect after peer close code 1000.
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ctx.stoppedis false,handleClosecallsstopSessionInternal(ctx)for code1000. This setsctx.stopped, closes the scope, deletes the session, and skipsscheduleReconnect. Usectx.stoppedto distinguish local closes, and reconnect while the session remains active.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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"error"until reconnect. The watchdog can callcompleteActiveTurnafterhandleClosesets"error", and line 330 unconditionally restores"ready".sendTurnthen permits input and posts it whilectx.socketis undefined, but no WebSocket can deliver the output. Cancel and clear the active turn and its watchdog during disconnect, and make completion preserve"error"when the socket is unavailable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts`:
- Line 654: Update sendTurn so it creates the turn, sets ctx.activeTurnId, and
publishes turn.started before calling postInput. If postInput fails, restore
ctx.activeTurnId, ctx.session, and ctx.turns; only start the watchdog after
postInput succeeds, while preserving the existing handleIncomingText flow.
- Line 111: Normalize the stored broker base URL by removing trailing slashes
before `toWsUrl` and `toInputUrl` derive their routes, ensuring both produce
single-slash paths for `/ws` and `/api/input/{name}`. Preserve the existing
HTTP-to-WebSocket protocol conversion and route behavior otherwise.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor.ts`:
- Around line 324-326: Update the agent-listing flow around listWorkspaceAgents
so failures are logged and terminate the current sweep without substituting an
empty array. Preserve offline debounce and thread-settling behavior only for
successful listings, including successful empty results, so existing agent
presence remains unchanged during transport or SDK outages.
- Around line 225-234: Update materializeThread and the sweepInstance failure
path so a failed thread.create does not leave a claimed binding with a
resumeCursor that prevents retries: persist the binding as pending, then
reconcile it or release it when dispatch fails, allowing a later sweep to retry
the agent. Add a regression test covering thread.create failure and subsequent
recoverability.
In `@packages/contracts/src/settings.ts`:
- Around line 844-846: Require brokerUrl to use https:// before any
authenticated broker request is created, preventing both HTTP POST and WebSocket
connections from using unencrypted transport. Update the broker URL
validation/configuration near providerSettingsForm in settings.ts and enforce
the same guard in AgentRelayAdapter at lines 295-300 and 462-467, covering both
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- Around line 414-415: Update handleClose so code 1000 only stops the session
when ctx.stopped already indicates a local close; otherwise keep the session
active and invoke the existing reconnect scheduling path. Preserve
stopSessionInternal for intentional local shutdowns and ensure peer closes do
not delete the session or close its scope before reconnecting.
- Line 330: Update the disconnect handling and completion flow around
handleClose and completeActiveTurn so disconnects cancel and clear the active
turn and its watchdog, and completion does not restore status to "ready" when
ctx.socket is unavailable. Preserve "error" until a reconnect establishes a
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…ace mode The schema-level decoding default already picked Workspace mode, but a fresh, unconfigured instance in the Add Provider wizard still showed Single agent (manual) selected. ProviderSettingsForm's select control defaults to the first entry in `options`, independent of Schema.withDecodingDefault - confirmed live in the browser. Reordering AGENT_RELAY_MODES so Workspace comes first makes the wizard's default match the schema's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
canListenOnHost only treated EADDRNOTAVAIL as "this address family isn't usable here." A host with no IPv6 stack at all raises EAFNOSUPPORT instead when binding ::1, which canListenOnHost surfaced as "port taken" - every port check then failed and dev-runner exhausted the full port range before ever starting. Confirmed live: this sandboxed environment throws EAFNOSUPPORT for ::1, which blocked `vp run dev` from starting entirely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
Live end-to-end testing against a real agent-relay-broker surfaced two bugs that together meant an Agent Relay thread's first message always failed, and even a successful one never rendered anything: - startSession returns as soon as the WebSocket connect is initiated (connect() is deliberately fire-and-forget), so the session is often still "connecting" when orchestration's first sendTurn call lands a moment later - before the handshake finishes. sendTurn now waits for the session to leave "connecting" (bounded, 15s) instead of treating that race as a hard failure. - Incoming worker_stream frames were tagged content.delta with streamKind: "command_output", but ProviderRuntimeIngestion only turns "assistant_text" deltas into visible transcript content and silently drops every other stream kind. "command_output" is for a structured adapter streaming a tool call's output alongside its own separate assistant text; Agent Relay has no such split - the raw terminal stream is the entire response - so it has to be tagged "assistant_text" to ever reach the transcript. Confirmed live: broker frames arrived and the session reached "ready" while tagged "command_output", but nothing rendered; retagging it fixed that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
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454-456: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReconnect after a remote WebSocket close with code
1000. Code1000indicates normal transport closure, not agent termination. Local shutdown setsctx.stoppedfirst, so this branch handles remote closes, deletes the session, and prevents the documented reconnect path. Reconnect unless a separate Agent Relay agent-status signal confirms that the agent stopped.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 678-680: Update the readiness wait in sendTurn around
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…ncurrency bugs PR review feedback (Devin, CodeRabbit, cubic) on the Agent Relay adapter surfaced several real bugs beyond what live testing had already caught: - handleClose treated any close code 1000 as a deliberate local stop, including a remote one (e.g. a broker restart) - that skipped the reconnect/backoff loop entirely on exactly the closes it exists for. ctx.stopped is already the correct "we asked for this" signal (set before stopSessionInternal ever closes the socket), so the special case was both redundant and wrong; removed it. - The idle watchdog could complete a turn, then unconditionally restore session status to "ready" even when handleClose had already marked it "error" with no socket - sendTurn would then accept a next message it could never deliver. completeActiveTurn now preserves "error". - On disconnect mid-turn, nothing aborted the active turn immediately; it sat until the watchdog's own idle timeout fired against a session with no socket. handleClose now aborts it right away. - The idle-quiet timer started immediately after postInput, before any output existed - normal startup latency (broker round-trip, agent cold start) longer than 1.5s got a turn marked "completed" while still working. The watchdog now waits for first activity (bounded) before applying the between-frames idle timer. - sendTurn registered the turn (activeTurnId, turn.started) only after postInput resolved, so output arriving while the POST was in flight had no active turn to attach to. Registration now happens first, with rollback (and a turn.aborted event) if postInput fails. - Two overlapping startSession calls for the same thread could both observe no existing session and race to install their own context, orphaning the loser's socket/spawned agent. startSession is now serialized per thread (matching CursorAdapter's pattern). - A brokerUrl with a trailing slash produced "//ws" and "//api/input/<name>", which the broker's exact-path routing rejects. Normalized once in startSession. - resumeCursor was persisted in Single mode too, so switching an instance from Single to Workspace left the old agent's name behind as a stale cursor. Only set in Workspace mode now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
…ntom bindings Two review findings on the auto-materialize reactor: - A failed listWorkspaceAgents() call was treated as an empty result ([]), running every currently-claimed agent through the same "not online" path a real offline agent takes. An outage lasting past offlineDebounceMs would settle every one of that instance's threads even though nothing actually went offline. The sweep now skips the instance entirely on a listing failure instead. - materializeThread installs the ProviderSessionDirectory binding before dispatching thread.create (deliberately, for ordering - see its comment), so a dispatch failure in between leaves a binding pointing at a thread that was never created. claimedAgentNamesForInstance treated any such binding as "claimed" forever, permanently skipping that agent on every future sweep. It now also checks the thread actually exists before counting a binding as claimed, so a failed attempt gets retried (with a new thread id) instead of orphaning the agent - at the cost of a harmless dead binding row for the failed try. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
readPresenceTransition defaulted any agent.status.* event that wasn't literally "offline" to "online" - an intermediate status like connecting or error (or any future status this module doesn't know about) would resolve waitForAgentOnline for an agent that was never actually attachable. Only agent.status.online/offline now produce a transition; everything else is ignored, matching this module's own stated presence-uncertainty stance - a missed real transition still gets caught by AgentRelayAdapter's polling fallback, but a wrongly-guessed one cannot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
- Workspace mode with a broker URL but no workspace key reported "ready" - every new session on that instance then failed in startSession (no workspaceClient gets built without one). Now reports an error naming the actual gap instead of surfacing it only on the first real thread. - The "no broker URL" message told users to paste a WebSocket URL; the adapter has taken a plain base HTTP(S) URL since the wire-format fix, deriving /ws itself. Message corrected to match. - A configured API key sent to a non-loopback http:// broker now reports a warning (not ready, not a hard error) naming the cleartext exposure. Not a hard requirement for https:// - the primary documented setup is a local, self-hosted broker with no TLS to speak of, and that must keep working. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
…r guide The AgentRelaySettings docblock still called single mode the default and workspace the opt-in - backwards since an earlier commit flipped the schema default to workspace. Also link the Agent Relay provider guide from docs/README.md's provider index; it existed but wasn't listed there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
PR review (Devin, CodeRabbit, cubic) found the external-session lifecycle hook endpoint had no real guardrails: - Unauthenticated and reachable from anywhere the server is exposed (LAN, Tailscale, T3 Connect) - any network client could fabricate unlimited marker threads. Now restricted to genuine loopback callers, checked against the request's actual socket remoteAddress (never a client-suppliable header). - No body size limit - a reachable caller could send oversized payloads before schema validation ever ran. Now capped via Content-Length pre-check plus a real byte-capped stream read. - cwd/sessionId were unbounded strings, and timestamp (persisted directly as createdAt on the thread and its activities) was never sanity-checked - a far-future or garbage value could skew thread ordering. Both are now bounded/validated, rejecting rather than silently clamping. - A retried "end" hook appended another "ended" activity and re-settled the thread every time. Now checks settledAt first and no-ops if already recorded. - If thread.create succeeded but the follow-up start-activity dispatch failed, the thread was permanently missing its start marker - a retry saw the thread and returned "already-recorded". Now checks for the actual start activity, not just thread existence, and completes it on retry. - historyImport only suppressed checkpoint processing, not actual writes - a marker thread's composer could still start a real provider session. ProviderCommandReactor now refuses to start a turn on a thread minted by these hooks (identified by its own external: id prefix), with a clear activity explaining why. Full client-side UI enforcement (a disabled composer) is a larger, multi-surface follow-up, not done here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HXsTUKG2oXAfj6dmW838mG
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Docs/contracts ( Deliberately not addressed — a genuine design question, not a bug: "expose existing unclaimed workspace agents instead of always spawning" when a brand-new thread starts with no resume cursor. The discovery reactor already auto-materializes threads for agents spawned outside T3 Code; this would additionally have a manually created new thread prefer an idle existing agent over spawning one. That needs new cross-cutting plumbing (the adapter doesn't currently have Also updated the PR description: it previously said the wire format was unverified against a live broker, contradicting the module doc's "confirmed live" claim (a stale leftover from before that verification happened). It's now consistent — verified live, and that live pass is what surfaced most of the bugs above. All new/updated tests pass (293/293 across the touched suites), Generated by Claude Code Generated by Claude Code |
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In `@apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts`:
- Around line 345-348: Update the request-body collection flow in the external
session hook handler around collectUint8StreamText so exceeding
MAX_EXTERNAL_SESSION_HOOK_BODY_BYTES cancels or destroys the underlying request
stream immediately instead of continuing to drain it. Preserve the existing
null/error handling and 413 response behavior for oversized bodies.
- Around line 208-209: Update recordExternalSessionHookEvent to enforce durable
idempotency using a receipt keyed by provider, session ID, and lifecycle event
before appending activity. Record the end receipt independently before or
alongside the end activity so failed thread.settle attempts can retry settlement
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retry test covering duplicate prevention.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 858-860: Wrap the full sendTurn operation with the existing
withThreadLock, remove only the exact turn entry registered by this call, and
restore active-turn/status fields only while this call still owns that
registration. Do not restore previousSession or truncate ctx.turns using a
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make external-session lifecycle recording atomic per session.
recordExternalSessionHookEvent checks projected state before dispatch. The orchestration engine serializes dispatched commands, but thread.activity.append has no uniqueness check, and each request uses a new commandId. Concurrent retries can therefore append duplicate external-session.started or external-session.ended activities. The end path also appends the end activity before catching a failed thread.settle; a retry then sees settledAt === null and appends another end activity.
Use a durable receipt keyed by provider, session ID, and lifecycle event. Record the end receipt independently of settlement so a retry can retry thread.settle without appending another end activity. Add parallel start/end tests and a settlement-failure retry test.
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In `@apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts` around lines 208 - 209,
Update recordExternalSessionHookEvent to enforce durable idempotency using a
receipt keyed by provider, session ID, and lifecycle event before appending
activity. Record the end receipt independently before or alongside the end
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| }).pipe(Effect.orElseSucceed(() => null)); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Stop reading the request stream after the 16 KiB cap.
collectUint8StreamText continues draining after truncation, so a chunked request can delay the 413 response while it remains open. Node’s default request timeout bounds this delay to five minutes, but still holds the handler and socket. Add a route-specific cancellation path when the cap is exceeded.
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In `@apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts` around lines 345 - 348,
Update the request-body collection flow in the external session hook handler
around collectUint8StreamText so exceeding MAX_EXTERNAL_SESSION_HOOK_BODY_BYTES
cancels or destroys the underlying request stream immediately instead of
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Serialize sendTurn and roll back only this call’s registration. dispatch runs socket callbacks in separate fibers, while withThreadLock currently protects only startSession. During postInput, handleClose can set the session to "error" and clear ctx.socket; restoring previousSession can then report "ready" and allow another HTTP input while no socket can deliver its response. A concurrent sendTurn can also append to ctx.turns, which previousTurnsLength can truncate. Use the existing thread lock for the full sendTurn, remove the exact turn entry registered by this call, and restore active-turn/status fields only while this call still owns the registration. Preserve callback state otherwise; do not restore previousSession or a length snapshot.
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts` around lines 858 - 860,
Wrap the full sendTurn operation with the existing withThreadLock, remove only
the exact turn entry registered by this call, and restore active-turn/status
fields only while this call still owns that registration. Do not restore
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<file name="apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts">
<violation number="1" location="apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts:345">
P2: When a chunked request exceeds `maxBytes`, `collectUint8StreamText` drains `request.stream` before returning `truncated`, so a client that keeps the stream open delays the 413 response. Cancel the request stream when the cap is exceeded and return 413 immediately.</violation>
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P2: When `thread.create` fails after the pre-create binding is written, every sweep ignores the orphan and inserts another binding with a new thread ID. Clean up the orphan or use an idempotent retry key, otherwise a persistent dispatch failure grows `provider_session_runtime` indefinitely.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor.ts:224">
P2: When a user archives an online Agent Relay thread, `getThreadShellById` returns `None`, so this reactor treats the agent as unclaimed and creates a duplicate thread on the next successful sweep. Check a thread lookup that includes archived rows, or otherwise retain archived bindings as claimed, before materializing.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts:433">
P2: When a user steers before the first worker frame, this race treats the steering signal as worker activity. The watchdog then uses the 1.5-second idle window instead of the 30-second startup grace and can complete a still-starting turn; separate output-activity signals from steering signals.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts:838">
P1: When the broker disconnects while this POST is pending, `handleClose` marks the context `error`, but this failure path restores `previousSession` as `ready`. Guard the rollback and `turn.aborted` emission on this turn still being active and the context not being `error` or stopped.</violation>
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P3: The new setUpMarkerRouterHarness was created as "the setup every hook-payload-validation test below needs", but the first test still inlines the same five lines of setup. Use setUpMarkerRouterHarness() in the first test so the marker-route setup lives in one place and a future change to it stays in sync.</violation>
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| if (Result.isFailure(posted)) { | ||
| // The broker never got this input — undo the registration above | ||
| // so the session doesn't sit on a permanently "running" turn | ||
| // nothing will ever complete. `turn.started` already went out to | ||
| // any subscriber, so tell them it's over too. | ||
| if (isNewTurn) { | ||
| const watchdog = ctx.turnWatchdogFiber; | ||
| ctx.turnWatchdogFiber = undefined; | ||
| if (watchdog) { | ||
| yield* Fiber.interrupt(watchdog); | ||
| } | ||
| yield* offerRuntimeEvent({ | ||
| type: "turn.aborted", | ||
| ...(yield* makeEventStamp()), | ||
| provider: PROVIDER, | ||
| threadId: input.threadId, | ||
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| ctx.activeTurnId = previousActiveTurnId; | ||
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| ctx.turns.length = previousTurnsLength; | ||
| return yield* posted.failure; |
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P1: When the broker disconnects while this POST is pending, handleClose marks the context error, but this failure path restores previousSession as ready. Guard the rollback and turn.aborted emission on this turn still being active and the context not being error or stopped.
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+ const posted = yield* postInput(ctx, `${text}\n`).pipe(Effect.result);
+ if (Result.isFailure(posted)) {
+ // The broker never got this input — undo the registration above
+ // so the session doesn't sit on a permanently "running" turn
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| // any subscriber, so tell them it's over too. | |
| if (isNewTurn) { | |
| const watchdog = ctx.turnWatchdogFiber; | |
| ctx.turnWatchdogFiber = undefined; | |
| if (watchdog) { | |
| yield* Fiber.interrupt(watchdog); | |
| } | |
| yield* offerRuntimeEvent({ | |
| type: "turn.aborted", | |
| ...(yield* makeEventStamp()), | |
| provider: PROVIDER, | |
| threadId: input.threadId, | |
| turnId, | |
| payload: { reason: posted.failure.detail }, | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| ctx.activeTurnId = previousActiveTurnId; | |
| ctx.session = previousSession; | |
| ctx.turns.length = previousTurnsLength; | |
| return yield* posted.failure; | |
| if (Result.isFailure(posted)) { | |
| const canRollback = | |
| ctx.activeTurnId === turnId && ctx.session.status !== "error" && !ctx.stopped; | |
| if (canRollback) { | |
| if (isNewTurn) { | |
| const watchdog = ctx.turnWatchdogFiber; | |
| ctx.turnWatchdogFiber = undefined; | |
| if (watchdog) { | |
| yield* Fiber.interrupt(watchdog); | |
| } | |
| yield* offerRuntimeEvent({ | |
| type: "turn.aborted", | |
| ...(yield* makeEventStamp()), | |
| provider: PROVIDER, | |
| threadId: input.threadId, | |
| turnId, | |
| payload: { reason: posted.failure.detail }, | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| ctx.activeTurnId = previousActiveTurnId; | |
| ctx.session = previousSession; | |
| ctx.turns.length = previousTurnsLength; | |
| } | |
| return yield* posted.failure; | |
| } |
| // Cap the actual bytes read too: Content-Length can be absent or wrong | ||
| // (chunked transfer, a lying client), so the declared-length check alone | ||
| // is not a real bound. | ||
| const collected = yield* collectUint8StreamText({ |
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P2: When a chunked request exceeds maxBytes, collectUint8StreamText drains request.stream before returning truncated, so a client that keeps the stream open delays the 413 response. Cancel the request stream when the cap is exceeded and return 413 immediately.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.ts, line 345:
<comment>When a chunked request exceeds `maxBytes`, `collectUint8StreamText` drains `request.stream` before returning `truncated`, so a client that keeps the stream open delays the 413 response. Cancel the request stream when the cap is exceeded and return 413 immediately.</comment>
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@@ -173,49 +285,100 @@ export const recordExternalSessionHookEvent = Effect.fn("recordExternalSessionHo
+ // Cap the actual bytes read too: Content-Length can be absent or wrong
+ // (chunked transfer, a lying client), so the declared-length check alone
+ // is not a real bound.
+ const collected = yield* collectUint8StreamText({
+ stream: request.stream,
+ maxBytes: MAX_EXTERNAL_SESSION_HOOK_BODY_BYTES,
</file context>
| yield* Effect.forEach( | ||
| candidates, | ||
| (binding) => | ||
| projectionSnapshotQuery.getThreadShellById(binding.threadId).pipe( |
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P2: When thread.create fails after the pre-create binding is written, every sweep ignores the orphan and inserts another binding with a new thread ID. Clean up the orphan or use an idempotent retry key, otherwise a persistent dispatch failure grows provider_session_runtime indefinitely.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor.ts, line 224:
<comment>When `thread.create` fails after the pre-create binding is written, every sweep ignores the orphan and inserts another binding with a new thread ID. Clean up the orphan or use an idempotent retry key, otherwise a persistent dispatch failure grows `provider_session_runtime` indefinitely.</comment>
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@@ -195,18 +195,41 @@ const makeAgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor = (
+ yield* Effect.forEach(
+ candidates,
+ (binding) =>
+ projectionSnapshotQuery.getThreadShellById(binding.threadId).pipe(
+ Effect.map((thread) => {
+ if (Option.isSome(thread) && isAgentRelayResumeCursor(binding.resumeCursor)) {
</file context>
| yield* Effect.forEach( | ||
| candidates, | ||
| (binding) => | ||
| projectionSnapshotQuery.getThreadShellById(binding.threadId).pipe( |
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P2: When a user archives an online Agent Relay thread, getThreadShellById returns None, so this reactor treats the agent as unclaimed and creates a duplicate thread on the next successful sweep. Check a thread lookup that includes archived rows, or otherwise retain archived bindings as claimed, before materializing.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor.ts, line 224:
<comment>When a user archives an online Agent Relay thread, `getThreadShellById` returns `None`, so this reactor treats the agent as unclaimed and creates a duplicate thread on the next successful sweep. Check a thread lookup that includes archived rows, or otherwise retain archived bindings as claimed, before materializing.</comment>
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@@ -195,18 +195,41 @@ const makeAgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor = (
+ yield* Effect.forEach(
+ candidates,
+ (binding) =>
+ projectionSnapshotQuery.getThreadShellById(binding.threadId).pipe(
+ Effect.map((thread) => {
+ if (Option.isSome(thread) && isAgentRelayResumeCursor(binding.resumeCursor)) {
</file context>
| // comment. If nothing ever arrives within that bound, fall through | ||
| // to the same idle-complete behavior the loop below applies | ||
| // between frames, rather than hanging forever. | ||
| yield* Effect.raceFirst( |
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P2: When a user steers before the first worker frame, this race treats the steering signal as worker activity. The watchdog then uses the 1.5-second idle window instead of the 30-second startup grace and can complete a still-starting turn; separate output-activity signals from steering signals.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AgentRelayAdapter.ts, line 433:
<comment>When a user steers before the first worker frame, this race treats the steering signal as worker activity. The watchdog then uses the 1.5-second idle window instead of the 30-second startup grace and can complete a still-starting turn; separate output-activity signals from steering signals.</comment>
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@@ -373,6 +425,15 @@ export function makeAgentRelayAdapter(
+ // comment. If nothing ever arrives within that bound, fall through
+ // to the same idle-complete behavior the loop below applies
+ // between frames, rather than hanging forever.
+ yield* Effect.raceFirst(
+ Queue.take(ctx.activitySignals),
+ Effect.sleep(Duration.millis(TURN_FIRST_ACTIVITY_TIMEOUT_MS)),
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| * and serves the route — the setup every hook-payload-validation test below | ||
| * needs before it can post to {@link EXTERNAL_SESSIONS_ROUTE_PATH}. | ||
| */ | ||
| const setUpMarkerRouterHarness = Effect.fn("setUpMarkerRouterHarness")(function* () { |
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P3: The new setUpMarkerRouterHarness was created as "the setup every hook-payload-validation test below needs", but the first test still inlines the same five lines of setup. Use setUpMarkerRouterHarness() in the first test so the marker-route setup lives in one place and a future change to it stays in sync.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/server/src/project/ExternalSessionHooks.test.ts, line 211:
<comment>The new setUpMarkerRouterHarness was created as "the setup every hook-payload-validation test below needs", but the first test still inlines the same five lines of setup. Use setUpMarkerRouterHarness() in the first test so the marker-route setup lives in one place and a future change to it stays in sync.</comment>
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@@ -177,9 +203,42 @@ const postHookEvent = (input: {
+ * and serves the route — the setup every hook-payload-validation test below
+ * needs before it can post to {@link EXTERNAL_SESSIONS_ROUTE_PATH}.
+ */
+const setUpMarkerRouterHarness = Effect.fn("setUpMarkerRouterHarness")(function* () {
+ yield* TestClock.setTime(Date.parse(NOW));
+ const harness = yield* makeInMemoryOrchestration();
</file context>
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What Changed
Adds a new
agentrelayprovider (named to avoid colliding with T3 Code's own "remote/relay" tunnel terminology) that lets T3 Code control agents managed by Agent Relay (github.com/AgentWorkforce/relay), plus a small, separate fallback for sessions that bypass both T3 Code and Agent Relay entirely. Three pieces, landed together as one internal-fork initiative rather than three separate PRs since they're not independently useful:AgentRelayAdapter.ts/AgentRelayDriver.ts) — unlike every other provider here, this one does not spawn or own a local subprocess. It opens an outbound WebSocket to an already-running Agent Relay broker and attaches to one agent the same way Agent Relay's own external terminal clients do (worker_streamframes in,sendInputframes out). Modeled onCursorAdapter.ts's overall shape; full connect/reconnect-with-backoff/error/disconnect lifecycle.AgentRelayWorkspaceClientLive.ts) — an instance can also be configured with a Relaycast workspace key instead of (or alongside) a single broker URL/key, in which case it lists agents via@agent-relay/sdk, spawns new ones, and waits for them to come online (racing a push listener against a bounded poll, since the push path couldn't be verified against a live workspace).ExternalSessionHooks.ts) — a small, deliberately separate fallback: global Claude Code/Codex lifecycle hooks can POST to/api/external-sessionsso a session started completely outside both T3 Code and Agent Relay still shows up as a read-only, timestamped marker thread. No live attach — there's nothing to attach to.Why
Agent Relay already has broker/workspace infrastructure for running and discovering agents (across a local broker, physical fleet nodes, or Daytona cloud sandboxes) but no polished UI. T3 Code already has a polished multi-surface UI (web/desktop/mobile) but only drives locally-spawned subprocesses. This connects the two without touching either project's existing subprocess-based providers.
Known, documented gap (not fixed here): workspace mode can discover and spawn agents, but still needs a separately-configured broker URL/API key to actually attach — there's no verified non-interactive path from a Relaycast workspace key to a write-capable broker credential today. Filed upstream as AgentWorkforce/relay#1698; tracked in
docs/internals/providers.md.UI Changes
Minor: a new provider entry (icon + selectable driver) in Settings and the composer on web/mobile, matching every other provider's existing pattern. No new screens, no layout changes. Skipping before/after screenshots since this is an additive entry in an existing list, not a visual change to review.
Test Plan
AgentRelayAdapter.test.ts,AgentRelayWorkspaceClientLive.test.ts,AgentRelayThreadDiscoveryReactor.test.ts,AgentRelayProvider.test.ts,ExternalSessionHooks.test.ts,ProviderCommandReactor.test.ts.tsgo/tsc --noEmitclean acrosspackages/contracts,apps/server,apps/web,apps/mobile;vp lintclean.agent-relay-broker(not just unit/mock-level): spawned a real agent under it, confirmed the exactworker_stream/sendInputwire format live (seeAgentRelayAdapter.ts's module doc for the captured frame), and drove a real message through T3 Code's web UI into that broker and back, watching output render in the browser.startSession/sendTurnconnect race; terminal output tagged with a stream kind orchestration silently drops; a reconnect path that treated any close code 1000 as deliberate (skipping reconnect on broker restarts); a turn falsely resurrected to "ready" after a disconnect; a too-tight idle-quiet timer that could settle a turn before an agent's first response arrived; a turn-registration/postInput ordering gap; unserialized concurrentstartSessioncalls for one thread; a trailing-slash broker URL bug; a stale resume cursor surviving a Single→Workspace mode switch; presence events over-eagerly defaulted to "online"; a discovery-reactor bug treating a failed agent listing as an empty one; an unauthenticated, unbounded external-session hook endpoint; and non-idempotent hook lifecycle handling. All fixed with regression tests, not just written up as known gaps.Checklist
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