feat: thread-level scheduled tasks (Automations) - #58
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Design doc for a scheduled-task system that auto-starts turns on threads at configured intervals/cron times, modeled after Codex Automations. Covers the CQRS design (schedule as an optional field on the thread, not a new aggregate), server-side timers via a ScheduleReactor, and the phased rollout across contracts/server/client-runtime/web.
Adds ThreadSchedule (enabled, cron/intervalMs, prompt, nextRunAt, createdAt, optional modelSelection override) as an optional field on OrchestrationThread/OrchestrationThreadShell, plus the thread.schedule.create / thread.schedule.cancel commands and their thread.scheduled / thread.unscheduled events. Also adds the threadScheduling environment capability flag for client/server version-skew gating, matching the threadSettlement/threadSnooze pattern.
Decider validates and emits thread.scheduled/thread.unscheduled; projector applies them to the read model's schedule field, which is now persisted (migration 043, projection_threads.schedule TEXT column) and threaded through ProjectionSnapshotQuery/ProjectionThreads. ScheduleReactor is the new piece: on startup it loads every thread with a non-null schedule into an in-memory timer heap (one Effect fiber per thread, sleeping until nextRunAt), adds/removes entries as thread.scheduled/unscheduled events arrive, and on each fire dispatches thread.turn.start with the schedule's prompt before recomputing and re-emitting the next run. A due thread with an active session skips that fire and reschedules rather than double-starting a turn. Wired into OrchestrationReactor's startup sequence and server.ts alongside the other reactors.
Dispatchers for thread.schedule.create/cancel over the WebSocket connection, plus the corresponding entries in the thread commands atom with threadScheduling capability gating — follows the existing snoozeThread/unsnoozeThread pattern.
ScheduleDialog lets a user set a prompt, interval- or cron-based cadence (with quick presets and an optional per-schedule model override via the existing ProviderModelPicker), previewing the next run computed in UTC to match the server's ScheduleReactor. Wired into the sidebar row and chat header via the shared thread action menu (threadActionMenu.logic.ts), which now offers Schedule…, Pause/Resume schedule, and Cancel schedule depending on state. Pause/resume re-dispatch thread.schedule.create with enabled flipped rather than recreating the schedule, keeping the prompt/cadence/model override intact; resuming recomputes nextRunAt since the decider requires it to be in the future and a paused schedule's slot may have passed. The sidebar clock indicator now distinguishes an active schedule from a paused one.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds thread-scoped recurring schedules. The change defines schedule contracts, persists schedule state, runs server-side timers, exposes capability-gated client commands, and adds web controls for creating, pausing, resuming, and canceling schedules. ChangesThread scheduling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Scheduled automations can still provide no visible feedback when a schedule command fails, and a partial dispatch failure may leave a past-due schedule that can create duplicate turns after restart. These behaviors should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ScheduleDialog
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User->>ScheduleDialog: configure schedule and prompt
ScheduleDialog->>ThreadActions: save ThreadSchedule
ThreadActions->>Server: dispatch thread.schedule.create
Server->>ScheduleReactor: publish thread.scheduled
ScheduleReactor->>Server: dispatch prompted turn at nextRunAt
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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/decider.ts`:
- Line 712: Update the thread.schedule.cancel projection to read the target
thread into a local variable and preserve its existing updatedAt when
thread.schedule is null; only use occurredAt when an existing schedule is
actually canceled, keeping already-unscheduled cancellation a projection no-op.
In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ScheduleReactor.ts`:
- Around line 292-294: Update the ScheduleReactor drain implementation around
the drain function so it waits only for active dispatch/firing work and excludes
fibers sleeping until nextRunAt. Track active firing fibers separately from
timer fibers, or otherwise filter timers out before joining, while preserving
drain completion once active work is idle.
- Around line 66-67: Update the hourly frequency branch in
apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ScheduleReactor.ts:66-67 to compute the
next target using the RRULE BYMINUTE value; update the MONTHLY branch in
apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ScheduleReactor.ts:94-96 to advance by one
calendar month rather than one day; update the corresponding expectations and
add a BYMINUTE hourly case in
apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ScheduleReactor.test.ts:255-260.
- Around line 192-193: Update fireSchedule and the scheduling command flow to
use a dedicated scheduled-fire command that conditionally verifies the current
schedule, then emits the turn-start events and advances nextRunAt within one
engine transaction. Remove the two independent dispatchScheduleUpdate calls for
this path and preserve the existing schedule state and message identity
semantics while ensuring either all effects commit or none do.
- Around line 261-290: Update ScheduleReactor.start so the live stream
subscription is established before bootstrapping timers, or otherwise reconcile
using a snapshot taken after subscription activation. Ensure schedules committed
during startup cannot have their thread.scheduled events missed, while
preserving timer initialization for enabled schedules in the snapshot.
In `@apps/web/src/components/ScheduleDialog.logic.ts`:
- Around line 48-49: Update the recurring-boundary helper so it parses BYMINUTE
before handling HOURLY schedules and computes the next occurrence at that minute
within the next hour rather than preserving the current minutes. In the MONTHLY
branch, advance the date with setUTCMonth instead of setUTCDate, preserving the
target time and existing behavior for other frequencies.
In `@apps/web/src/components/ScheduleDialog.tsx`:
- Line 214: Update the next-run preview in ScheduleDialog to format nextRunAt
explicitly in UTC, using a UTC timezone option or an ISO UTC representation
instead of the browser-local toLocaleString default.
In `@apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.tsx`:
- Around line 3889-3896: Update ScheduleDialog to inspect the result returned by
onSave before invoking onClose; when the result is an AsyncResult.failure, throw
squashAtomCommandFailure(result) so scheduling errors are displayed instead of
treating the save as successful. Preserve closing behavior for fulfilled
results, covering callers such as Sidebar and ChatHeader.
In `@packages/contracts/src/orchestration.ts`:
- Around line 430-432: Constrain ThreadSchedule to mutually exclusive cadence
variants: require a strictly positive intervalMs when interval scheduling is
used, or a validated supported RRULE when cron scheduling is used. Update the
thread.schedule.create decider to reject both fields, neither field, invalid
intervals, and unsupported RRULE text before emitting thread.scheduled; ensure
ScheduleReactor.computeNextRunAt only receives these validated variants and does
not silently fall back.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make scheduled firing atomic.
fireSchedule calls dispatchScheduleUpdate twice, and that helper swallows every dispatch failure. If the turn-start dispatch succeeds first, a failed schedule update leaves the persisted nextRunAt due; a restart can fire the schedule again with a new message ID. If the turn-start dispatch fails first, a successful schedule update advances nextRunAt without recording the occurrence. Add a scheduled-fire command that conditionally checks the current schedule and emits the turn-start events plus the next-run advancement in one engine transaction.
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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ScheduleReactor.ts` around lines 192 -
193, Update fireSchedule and the scheduling command flow to use a dedicated
scheduled-fire command that conditionally verifies the current schedule, then
emits the turn-start events and advances nextRunAt within one engine
transaction. Remove the two independent dispatchScheduleUpdate calls for this
path and preserve the existing schedule state and message identity semantics
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Render the next-run preview in UTC.
toLocaleString() converts the UTC schedule time to the browser timezone. Format this value with an explicit UTC timezone, or render the ISO UTC value, so the preview matches the RRULE semantics.
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In `@apps/web/src/components/ScheduleDialog.tsx` at line 214, Update the next-run
preview in ScheduleDialog to format nextRunAt explicitly in UTC, using a UTC
timezone option or an ISO UTC representation instead of the browser-local
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle failed scheduling results before closing ScheduleDialog.
ScheduleDialog awaits onSave and closes for every fulfilled result. scheduleThread returns AsyncResult.failure for unsupported environments and settled command failures, so the dialog skips its error display. Check the result once in ScheduleDialog, and throw squashAtomCommandFailure(result) before calling onClose. This covers both Sidebar and ChatHeader.
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In `@apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.tsx` around lines 3889 - 3896, Update
ScheduleDialog to inspect the result returned by onSave before invoking onClose;
when the result is an AsyncResult.failure, throw
squashAtomCommandFailure(result) so scheduling errors are displayed instead of
treating the save as successful. Preserve closing behavior for fulfilled
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thread.schedule.create now rejects schedules the rest of the system can't actually honor instead of silently misbehaving: cron and intervalMs set together (ScheduleReactor.computeNextRunAt silently prefers intervalMs), a non-positive intervalMs, and cron text outside the RRULE subset ScheduleReactor actually parses (previously fell back to +1h with no signal to the caller). thread.schedule.cancel now preserves the thread's existing updatedAt when there was no schedule to cancel, matching the idempotency pattern already used by thread.unsnoozed, instead of always bumping it. Adds decider.scheduled.test.ts covering both commands.
drain previously joined every per-thread timer fiber, including the (typically many) ones asleep until a future nextRunAt — a test using drain to wait for idle work would hang until that sleep elapsed. Firing work is now forked and tracked separately (activeFirings) so drain only waits on in-flight dispatch/reschedule work, matching its documented contract elsewhere in the codebase. interruptTimer now also interrupts a matching in-flight firing, since forking it separately would otherwise let it keep running after its schedule was replaced or cancelled. start() previously read the bootstrap snapshot before subscribing to the (hot, events-from-now-only) domain event stream, so a schedule created in that gap would never get a timer. Subscribing first closes the gap; startTimerForSchedule already interrupts and replaces any existing timer, so a thread hit by both the subscription and the snapshot is harmless. computeNextRunAt's HOURLY branch ignored BYMINUTE entirely (always +1h from now instead of the next occurrence of that minute), and its MONTHLY branch behaved exactly like DAILY (advanced a day instead of a month). Fixed in both the server (source of truth) and the client's mirrored preview in ScheduleDialog.logic.ts.
Mirrors the server-side HOURLY BYMINUTE and MONTHLY advance-by-month fixes in ScheduleDialog.logic.ts's next-run preview, so it stays consistent with ScheduleReactor's actual behavior. ScheduleDialog.handleSave awaited onSave inside a try/catch, but onSave (scheduleThread/cancelThreadSchedule) returns an AtomCommandResult rather than rejecting on failure — a failed save closed the dialog as if it had succeeded, with no error shown. handleSave now checks the result's _tag and throws the squashed failure into the existing catch block, which the dialog already renders.
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- Line 77: Update computeNextRunAt’s MONTHLY date advancement to clamp month-end
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computeNextRunAt's MONTHLY branch used a plain setUTCMonth, which
overflows past a short month instead of clamping (Jan 31 + 1 month
rolled to Mar 3, not Feb 28). Server's DateTime.add({ months: 1 })
clamps to the target month's last day; the client preview now
replicates that algorithm (set to day 0 of month+2 to get the target
month's last day, then restore the original day if it fits).
Adds Jan 31 boundary tests for both a non-leap (2026 -> Feb 28) and a
leap (2028 -> Feb 29) year.
CI's vp check runs formatting + lint, which local vp check never reached (it short-circuits on formatting, and .claude/settings.local.json being unformatted -- gitignored, absent in CI -- was masking the lint step locally). Fixes the actual blocking errors and the warnings this branch introduced: - ScheduleReactor.test.ts two firing tests used Effect.runPromise directly inside it(...), tripping helmcode(no-manual-effect-runtime-in-tests). Rewritten as it.effect(...) from @effect/vitest, matching the convention used elsewhere in this file and in decider.scheduled.test.ts. - decider.ts thread.schedule.create case bound an unused thread variable from requireThreadNotArchived (only called for its validation). - ScheduleReactor.ts imported the Scope type without using it.
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297-300: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the firing order and exact reschedule values.
toContainandtoHaveLength(1)allow reversed commands, extra commands, and incorrectnextRunAtvalues to pass. The reactor contract dispatchesthread.turn.startbeforethread.schedule.create, and the running-session path must retry five minutes later. Assert the complete command sequence and the recorded timestamps. Otherwise, Morty, this test can approve a broken timer with impressive confidence.Also applies to: 311-314
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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ScheduleReactor.test.ts`:
- Around line 297-300: Strengthen the ScheduleReactor test assertions around the
recorded commands and reschedules: assert the complete command sequence in
dispatch order, with thread.turn.start preceding thread.schedule.create, and
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Replace toContain/toHaveLength with exact command-sequence and reschedule-value assertions: thread.turn.start must dispatch before the thread.schedule.create reschedule, and the reschedule's nextRunAt must land at the exact time (60s cadence, or +5min when a turn was already running) rather than merely existing.
interruptTimer interrupted a tracked fiber but never removed its map entry, so a schedule that gets cancelled (and never re-scheduled) left a dead fiber reference in timers forever. It now removes the entry too, guarded by fiber identity so a concurrent replacement already installed under the same key is left untouched. fireTimerForThread read the full projection snapshot (every thread, message, activity, session in the system) just to find one thread by id on every fire. Swapped to getThreadDetailById, a single-thread read. Firing now runs inline in the timer's own fiber instead of a separately forked+joined one — the previous fork was there only so drain (added in an earlier pass) could track in-flight fires apart from sleeping ones; a Semaphore (permit held for the fire's duration, drain acquires all of them) does that without the extra fork, and as a side benefit means interrupting the timer fiber (schedule cancelled/replaced mid-fire) now also cancels an in-flight fire, which the forked version couldn't do. ScheduleReactor.test.ts: the stub's getThreadDetailById used Option.fromNullable, which doesn't exist on this Effect version's Option module — fixed to fromNullishOr. Also hardens the firing assertions against a TestClock race (adjust's returned promise doesn't guarantee the sleep's downstream async continuation has fully finished dispatching) via a Deferred the mock engine resolves on the terminal dispatch, mirroring the pattern VcsStatusBroadcaster.test.ts already uses for the same class of race.
ScheduleDialog.handleSave reused a memoized nextRunAt computed at render time for the save payload; if the dialog sat open past it (a short custom interval, say), the decider would reject it as no longer in the future. It now recomputes nextRunAt fresh at submit time; the memo stays for the visible preview only. useThreadActionMenu's onRequestSchedule is optional, unlike its other action callbacks, but the menu rendered "Schedule…" regardless — a caller that omits it gets a button that silently no-ops. Scheduling support now also requires onRequestSchedule to be wired. Sidebar.tsx's handleThreadContextMenu used openScheduleDialog, cancelThreadSchedule, pauseThreadSchedule, and resumeThreadSchedule without listing them as useCallback deps. ChatHeader's scheduleOpen persisted across thread navigation (the component isn't remounted per thread), so a dialog left open while switching threads would silently target the newly active thread instead of the one it was opened for. Now keyed by thread id, mirroring the existing renaming-state reset pattern in the same component. Sidebar's scheduled-thread tooltip called formatRelativeTimeLabel on a future timestamp; that helper is backward-only (elapsed-since), so it always rendered "just now" regardless of how far out the next run was. Swapped to snoozeWakeLabel, the forward-looking formatter already used for the snooze wake time in the same component.
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Adds thread-level scheduled tasks ("Automations"): a thread can be set to auto-start a turn with a fixed prompt on an interval or cron cadence, modeled after Codex Automations. Design doc in
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ThreadSchedule(enabled, cron/intervalMs, prompt, nextRunAt, createdAt, optional model override) as an optional field onOrchestrationThread/OrchestrationThreadShell, plusthread.schedule.create/thread.schedule.cancelcommands,thread.scheduled/thread.unscheduledevents, and athreadSchedulingcapability flag for version-skew gating.Server
nextRunAtin the future) and emits the two events; projector applies them to the read model.schedulepersisted via migration 043 (projection_threads.schedule TEXT) and threaded throughProjectionSnapshotQuery/ProjectionThreads.ScheduleReactor: on startup loads every thread with a schedule into an in-memory timer heap (one fiber per thread sleeping untilnextRunAt), adds/removes entries as scheduled/unscheduled events arrive, and on fire dispatchesthread.turn.startwith the schedule's prompt before recomputing and re-emitting the next run. A due thread with an active session skips that fire and reschedules instead of double-starting a turn. Wired intoOrchestrationReactor's startup sequence.Client runtime
scheduleThread/cancelThreadSchedulecommand dispatchers plus atom-command entries with capability gating, following the existing snooze pattern.Web
ScheduleDialog: prompt, interval/cron cadence with quick presets (Every hour / Daily 9am / Weekly Monday 9am), optional per-schedule model override via the existingProviderModelPicker, and a next-run preview computed in UTC to match the server.Schedule…,Pause schedule/Resume schedule, andCancel scheduledepending on state. Pause/resume re-dispatchthread.schedule.createwithenabledflipped rather than recreating the schedule — keeps prompt/cadence/model override intact; resume recomputesnextRunAtsince the decider requires it in the future and a paused schedule's slot may have passed.Not done (v1, per the design doc)
Testing
ScheduleReactor.test.ts,OrchestrationReactor.test.ts,ProjectionSnapshotQuery.test.ts(server)ScheduleDialog.logic.test.ts(cron/interval math, UTC handling),threadActionMenu.logic.test.ts(menu state incl. pause/resume) (web)tsc --noEmitclean on server/web/client-runtime/contractsSummary by CodeRabbit