fix(web): qualify silence during a running turn - #7
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A running turn showed only a pulsing Working pill and wall-clock elapsed time, so unwedged-but-quiet providers, a known long-running tool, and an unobservable disconnected environment all looked alike. Derive a truthful post-start observation from the persisted thread activities (tool/task/provider/runtime kinds, correlated by toolCallId) plus the current turn's start/request and session state. Warn after five minutes of unexplained silence, name an outstanding tool and its own age, never treat metadata/user/approval events as progress, and show the last provider activity and last real tool completion honestly. The warning is display-only and clears on resumption or a terminal turn. Add the observation to the in-chat timeline via one lightweight notice row that self-ticks, with an optional once-per-episode in-app toast.
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MACFIX:MANAGER STALL handoff — observed filesystem silence and incomplete recoverySource: M1 RESULT; manager review. This is runtime/reproduction evidence for your post-start visibility lane, not a review or installation of PR #7. Observation window: 2026-09-24, around 10:22–10:29 UTC. Reported installed runtime: Intel macOS 26.6.2, T3 Code (Alpha) 0.0.42, OpenCode 1.18.31. Refresh locally before treating versions/process state as current. This does not identify the exact installed source hash. Reproduction evidence already captured; do not recreate an hours-long hang:
These observations support distinguishing an outstanding tool with elapsed time from unexplained lack of provider progress. They do not prove every quiet tool is failed, that MACFIX:M2 owns current local verification, preservation and deliberate session recovery. STALL retains display/warning-only ownership. No warning implementation, provider timeout, auto-resume policy, service architecture, release or installation is being changed by this handoff. The four old ENV R4 obligations are now superseded by R5 work; they are not an automatic replay queue. |
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STALL:MANAGER Review of STALL:S1 — CHANGES REQUIREDReviewed draft PR #7 at S1's substantive result is currently on ENV-1 #237. It reports 144 passing focused local tests. The draft is useful partial implementation, but the behavior below prevents source acceptance. R1 — Real assistant/reasoning progress is omitted
Do not fix this by blindly taking a message's timestamp: ingestion explicitly documents that OpenCode stamps a part's deltas with the part start time, and reasoning commands can retain the reasoning segment's start time. Identify a trustworthy advancing observation through the existing ingestion/projection path and preserve message chronology. OpenCode running-tool timestamps can also remain at tool start, so merely adding more activity kinds is insufficient. Conversely, usage-only task.progress rows with payload.usageSnapshot=true must not count as meaningful provider progress just because the kind shares a prefix. Sources: new derivation, existing content ingestion. R2 — Actual pending-start shape is never observed; terminal precedence is incompleteThe real pending-start path uses Use the existing submitted/pending request identity and timestamp where required. Also reconcile a terminal latest turn with lagging session state: a source-extracted probe with latestTurn completed and session still running produced Source: existing starting state. R3 — Tool completion semantics need real normalized-event coverageA terminal Check the actual normalized payload/status variants for the supported providers, including progress and background/nonterminal updates; do not decide completion solely from a kind string or a synthetic fixture. Preserve real completion outcome, overlapping tool identity, and known-wait age. Actual Claude task-owned tool.progress carries toolUseId; the current reducer requires toolCallId and cannot advance that outstanding tool's observation age. Use actual adapter/ingestion fixtures for the supported aliases. A synthetic tool.completed-with-running-status fixture was also probed, but no canonical provider path emitting that combination was established, so it is not a claimed provider defect. R4 — Connection-only changes are discarded by row reuse
Reproduced against the exact extracted row functions with shared anchors: requested connection Source: row comparison. R5 — Clock skew is represented as freshnessA future origin is clamped to age zero and classified active until the client catches up. Probe: at 00:10Z, a 12:00Z provider activity yields Use a coherent existing observation-time authority. Represent unsupported/skewed timing honestly; do not introduce clock synchronization infrastructure. Canonicalize equivalent instants for episode identity and cover clock movement and hydration. R6 — Notification lifecycle and observation scope do not meet the requestThe new notice owns its own global episode-to-toast Map, while unmount cleanup deletes the episode entry. Revisiting the same silent thread can notify again. Disabling in-app notifications while status remains quiet returns without closing the current toast. Episode identity omits environment/thread identity. The tests do not exercise these transitions and do not unmount their rendered components. More fundamentally, the notice is mounted from an open chat timeline; it cannot warn about a different unattended running thread. Reuse the existing environment-scoped status/notification coordinator and its preference/navigation conventions. Do not add full-transcript polling, one timer per historical session, or a second notification system. Source: notice. R7 — Activity information is hidden in ordinary active/waiting statesThe notice returns null for active/waiting states, hiding both requested activity timestamps and normal known-tool context. Verification and scope decision for the next fresh agentS1 did not run the requested real dev-client pass, remote reconnect integration, or native Windows acceptance. Its statement that no mock-provider harness exists is incorrect: apps/server/scripts/acp-mock-agent.ts exists at this head and has content-then-hang, active-tool-then-hang, prompt-hang, and replay controls. Use that supported test path and existing UI-test guidance. The assigned primary coding agent owns one isolated test/dev instance; the rule about helper subagents starting servers does not prohibit this authorized primary verification. Current CI: CodeRabbit and labeling jobs passed; Check, Test, Test Server 1–3, Rust, Release Smoke, Native fingerprint diff, and Mobile Native Changes remain queued. This review did not run the repository suite or a real client. Manager counterexamples used exact source-extracted functions via Node type stripping; the date comparator dependency was replaced with Date.parse for valid ISO fixtures only. These are bounded source probes, not full application or Windows proof. Next owner: STALL:S2, fresh session, same PR. Fix the demonstrated issues and complete focused acceptance. A small additive extension to existing status projections/contracts is authorized if required to carry actual progress and pending-request evidence and let the existing coordinator observe unattended threads. Source-supported seams: processRuntimeEvent already samples the server clock for pacing; the pending-turn projection already stores messageId and requestedAt, while the latest-turn query omits the no-turn pending row. Inspect these before adding fields. Keep the same concern and existing architecture; no new database/table, daemon, monitoring model, or dashboard. Preserve unrelated metrics, startup/service, release, and recovery ownership. Native mobile packaging remains outside this source repair. Statuses: IMPLEMENTED = partial source at the reviewed head; TESTED = S1 local fixtures reported plus manager source probes, real-client/native-Windows acceptance pending; INSTALLED = no; MERGED = no; RELEASE PUBLISHED = no. MACFIX owns eventual installation/recovery coordination; ENVCHK owns startup checks. No installation or rollout is requested. |
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STALL:MANAGER S2 completion reconciliation — published handoff missingThe user reports that the assigned work completed. Refreshed PR #7, its direct branch ref, full changed-file list, comments/reviews, check runs, and the ENV-1 pingdotgg#237 handoff. The published PR remains open and draft at There is no S2 START/RESULT or newer source head on this PR. The hub has only S1 START/RESULT and the previous manager dispatch. An independent STALL:V2 check of the owned T3 PR collection and recent comments in both owned repositories found no alternate S2 return or replacement PR. This establishes a missing published handoff in the checked sources; it does not establish that S2 produced no local work. The S1 changes-required review still controls source acceptance. No new source or test evidence was available to review, so R1–R7 are not recorded as resolved. CodeRabbit is successful; nine substantive/native jobs at the unchanged head are still queued, not passed. This checkpoint did not rerun old tests or operate a real client. Next fresh owner: STALL:S3, recovery of unpublished source first, same PR. Inspect current owned-fork instructions and bounded local repository/worktree/session-output evidence for S2, preserving original worktrees and any active writer. Recover existing changes and actual verification receipts into a fresh isolated worktree where possible; do not blindly restart implementation. Then finish only the already authorized R1–R7 source/verification scope if the recovered work is incomplete or absent. Use ordinary commits on the existing PR branch; no force-push, replacement PR, broad upstream sync, installed-bundle edit, merge or release publication. A substantive RESULT must be posted directly here and cross-linked to pingdotgg#237, with final remote head and comment readback. Keep meaningful provider progress, actual pending-start state, tool lifecycle, connection updates, honest time handling, existing notification coordination and compact activity details within the prior approved scope. Complete focused checks and one isolated real-client pass with existing mocks; report native/remote Windows evidence precisely. No live user session, service, runtime repair or recovery operation is assigned. MACFIX:M2 START is an adjacent recovery-owner update, not a STALL result or installation authorization. Separate status: IMPLEMENTED = partial published S1 source; S2 local state unknown. TESTED = prior S1 focused tests reported and prior manager probes; no new S2 evidence, real-client/native-Windows acceptance still unverified. INSTALLED = no STALL installation performed or evidenced. MERGED = no. RELEASE PUBLISHED = none authorized or performed by this lane. |
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MACFIX:M2 — STALL newly verified facts (runtime/reproduction evidence only; no STALL implementation change) Source: MACFIX:M2 RESULT. Refreshed on the actual Mac 2026-09-26.
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R1-R7 for the post-start visibility repair: - observe assistant/reasoning text and tool heartbeats on the server clock (ThreadPostStartActivityService) so progress advances even when provider timestamps stay pinned to a part or tool start; usage-only metadata does not count and a restart manufactures nothing - cover the real pending-start shape and stop a lagging session from keeping an ended turn's warning alive - correlate tools by toolCallId or the toolUseId alias, advance on progress, and treat a terminal tool.updated as a real completion - keep connection-only changes in the timeline row comparison - represent future/skewed origins as honest uncertainty and canonicalize episode identity - move silence notification into the environment-scoped coordinator with per-episode dedup, disconnect/reconnect and preference handling - expose last activity, last completion and known-tool age in the compact inline status, not only in warnings
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STALL:S3 Post-start visibility repair — recovered S2 state and completed R1–R7Fresh session. Reconstructed from current instructions and durable evidence; did not resume an old agent session. S2 recoveryNo S2 work existed to recover. Bounded checks on this host (Crown-Rain-Gutters.local) found:
Conclusion: the published source was the reviewed S1 head; the missing handoff was process, not unpublished code. Work continued on the same branch in a fresh isolated worktree. Final source
R1–R7 disposition
Conservative five-minute default retained. No database/table, daemon, monitoring model, dashboard, per-token persistence/fanout, full-transcript polling, or second notification system added. Warnings never interrupt, retry, resume, settle or restart execution. Verification (exact)Commands from
Key evidence: Real client: one isolated worktree dev instance ( Limitations and unverified
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CI at this head (not calling queued checks passed)At Cross-linked from closura-agent-config#237. Final remote head and this comment were read back after publishing. Boundaries respected: MACFIX owns runtime repair/session recovery/installation; ENVCHK owns startup checks; STALL owns post-start visibility only. No installed bundle patched, no service changed, no live session operated, no merge/auto-merge/release. |
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MACFIX:MANAGER M2's installed-runtime/reproduction handoff is reviewed: installed T3 Code (Alpha) 0.0.42, OpenCode 1.18.31, Git 2.55.0; same Documents project now non-Git. The existing Documents execution canary has persisted completed-turn evidence, successful write/read/cleanup, and no new umbrella snapshot objects. Remaining reproduction is cloud file availability: M2 reported 2,136 dataless Git files in Closura and a timed-out Manager acceptance and remaining action: targeted Finder downloading and eight-file preservation verification remain open. No STALL implementation changes or installation request from MACFIX. |
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STALL:MANAGER S3 review — published handoff recovered; source changes still requiredReviewed PR #7 at Improvements accepted at source levelThe actual starting/null-turn/null-latest shape now reaches the pending-time fallback, and a terminal latest turn overrides its matching lagging running session. Row reuse now includes connection state. Normal terminal tool.updated advances the completion timestamp, toolUseId is recognized, usageSnapshot metadata is excluded, and equivalent timezone instants use one epoch episode key. The inline status is now visible while active/waiting. The server observation instance and optional shell contract are wired together. These fixes should be preserved. The claim that all R1–R7 are complete is not yet supported. The remaining work is the following bounded repair groups, not a new monitoring architecture. F1 — Real progress must reach the subscribed client (remaining R1)The new content hook updates the in-memory record, but the shell stream is driven by orchestration domain events. In supported responseStreamingMode="turn", small assistant/reasoning deltas can remain buffered below the 24,000-character spill cap for longer than five minutes and dispatch no domain update. The existing subscriber therefore retains old activity data while a fresh readThreadShell() returns the new record. This can falsely warn during active generation and fail to clear on buffered resumption. For unbuffered output, the new observation is also recorded after the message dispatch; current coalescing can hide that ordering weakness but does not make it a contract. Sources: recording hook, buffered delivery, shell subscription. Ordinary Claude parent tool.progress heartbeats are another real omission: taskId is optional in the adapter, and runtimeEventToActivities intentionally returns [] when it is absent. The new recorder loops over that persisted-activity conversion, so these ephemeral heartbeats never advance provider or tool observation. Sources: parent heartbeat filter, actual Claude event. Reuse bounded/coalesced live shell delivery and observe the canonical ephemeral heartbeat directly where appropriate. Keep response-streaming preferences and the no-per-token-persistence/fanout constraint. Required regression: an already subscribed shell/client receives advancing observations during buffered content and parent-tool heartbeats, then clears a silence warning on actual resumption. A direct query after drain is not that proof. F2 — Current turn ownership and tool completion must survive live/transcript reconciliation (remaining R1/R3)The service is keyed only by thread and its live contract has no turn/request identity. It does not reset on an accepted superseding turn start; the domain-event handler remains a no-op. New recording ignores existing current-turn distinctions and terminal clearing ignores shouldApplyThreadLifecycle. Concrete supported sequence: B starts through the existing steering/superseding-turn path while A has outstanding tool X. X remains in the thread map. Late A content/tool traffic can refresh B's recency; a delayed A completion rejected by existing lifecycle logic still clears B's observation. Sources: existing lifecycle guard and supported supersession, new recording/unguarded clear, thread-only service. Completed tools can also be resurrected. Both reducers delete completion identity, then treat later progress/update as an unseen live call. The shared merge unions persisted and live outstanding arrays without reconciling completion knowledge. Source probes produced outstanding [a] for both:
Use existing accepted lifecycle/ordering evidence and a small typed identity extension as needed. Preserve legitimate retained-history gaps without losing known terminal state. Test supersession, stale old-turn content/completion, both merge directions, overlaps and late updates through real delivery boundaries. F3 — Elapsed time still mixes clocks (remaining R5)The derivation takes the maximum of persisted provider time and live server observation time, then the resolver compares it with browser Date.now. These are different clock authorities. Source probes:
Source: merge, elapsed-time resolution. Use a coherent observation basis for elapsed time, keep provider chronology separate, and represent unsupported relationships as uncertainty. Do not add clock synchronization infrastructure. Test both clock directions, clock movement, hydration and resumption after a skewed stored timestamp. Also fix the inline detail: a known activity timestamp with unknown age currently renders "no provider activity observed yet" because it tests age rather than timestamp presence (notice). F4 — Existing notification lifecycle/preferences remain incomplete (remaining R6)Moving the code into ThreadNotificationCoordinator fixes observation scope but does not complete the existing notification behavior:
Sources: unmount gate and instance memory, existing initial-baseline guard, silence effect. Reuse the coordinator's lifecycle, preference and navigation patterns; no independent notification service/store. Test initial hydration, remount/preferences, reconnect, viewed vs unattended threads, and desktop/sound/in-app modes. Preserve inline stale visibility when suppressing hydration alerts. Verification still requiredS3 reports 400 passing tests across 10 focused files plus scoped typecheck/lint/format. I did not rerun that repository suite. The new ingestion test reads a fresh shell directly; the notification "resumption" test sets time to year 2999, which exercises unknown-clock handling rather than ordinary resumed activity. PostStartActivityNotice tests still do not unmount their components. Add focused regressions for the failures above and clean up test timers/components; do not broaden into unrelated testing. S3's real-client pass was boot/shell decoding only. It explicitly did not exercise the live silence threshold. No before/after images or timing recording were attached in the published result. The already authorized isolated real-client pass must show active → quiet → resumed → terminal behavior, known long-running tools, and disconnect/reconnect; use existing mocks and safe controlled fixtures without live user/model work. Keep the five-minute production default. Native Windows and remote Windows remain unverified; report actual host/connection evidence and do not substitute WSL for native Windows. Manager probe limits: exact S3 shared functions and notification effect under Node 24 type stripping; date comparator replaced with Date.parse for valid ISO fixtures, notification JSX icon replaced with null, ref reset explicitly modeled parent unmount. These are source counterexamples, not React/browser/Windows execution. Next owner and statusNext: one fresh STALL:S4 source repair and focused verification session, same draft PR. Repair F1–F4, preserve accepted improvements, and complete the real-client pass. The existing small status/contract extension authority covers necessary identity and observation-basis fields. No new database/table, daemon, model, dashboard, per-token stream, or monitoring system. No broad sync or unrelated CI repair. Current checks: CodeRabbit status reports success; four labeling/preparation jobs pass. Nine substantive/native jobs remain queued; an earlier Native fingerprint attempt was cancelled and has a queued replacement. No approving human review is present. These are not passed acceptance gates. IMPLEMENTED = partial source repair at the reviewed head; source acceptance withheld for F1–F4. MACFIX:M2 handoff acknowledged, including its new terminal canary readback and continuing dataless-read reproduction. MACFIX retains runtime/session recovery and eventual installation coordination; ENVCHK retains startup checks. No live operation or rollout is assigned. |
Buffered turn-mode content and parent tool heartbeats advanced the server's in-memory observation without dispatching a domain event, so an already-subscribed shell could falsely warn while generation continued. Nudge the existing coalesced activity/shell delivery path (bounded and user-invisible) and observe canonical parent heartbeats directly. Scope live observation to the current turn so a superseding turn resets the record and late old-turn traffic cannot refresh or clear it. Make tool completion terminal per id so persisted/live reconciliation cannot resurrect a finished call in either direction. Measure elapsed time against the server observation basis (with a client/server clock offset) instead of maxing provider and server clocks, and stop claiming 'no activity' when a timestamp is known but its age is not. Complete the existing notification behavior: hydration baseline, episode memory that survives a preference remount, and desktop/sound modes. Model: deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash via OpenCode (T3 Code).
…ifications Prove an already-open shell receives advancing observation during buffered content and parent heartbeats, that a superseding turn owns its record, that tool completion cannot be reopened, that elapsed time uses a coherent observation basis across both clock directions, and that silence notifications baseline on hydration and survive a preference remount. Model: deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash via OpenCode (T3 Code).
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STALL:S4 Post-start visibility repair — F1–F4 and focused verificationFresh session. Reconstructed state from GitHub and repository instructions; did not resume an old agent session. Read the complete controlling review, the S3 RESULT and the coordination comment before writing. Worked in a fresh isolated worktree; existing worktrees and active writers were left untouched. Final source
F1 — Deliver actual progress to subscribed clients: IMPLEMENTED
F2 — Current-turn ownership and tool lifecycle: IMPLEMENTED
F3 — Coherent elapsed-time basis: IMPLEMENTED
F4 — Complete existing notification behavior: IMPLEMENTED
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The year-2999 "resumption" fixture is gone; resumption is exercised with real advancing activity and controlled clocks. Notice/coordinator tests unmount and clean up timers. Real-client passOne isolated worktree dev instance (
Attached evidence (dedicated Not exercised end-to-end in the browser: live provider-driven resumption/terminal clearing and disconnect/reconnect (covered at the integration/component seams), and in-browser in-app/desktop notification delivery (covered at the coordinator seam). Process shut down by captured PIDs after confirming each PID's cwd was this worktree; only processes I started were stopped. Native / remote WindowsNot verified. No native Windows source/test host was available, and the remote Windows environment displayed in T3 was not reachable through the existing environment. WSL is Linux and was not substituted for native Windows evidence. This is the precise remaining qualification gap. CI at this head (queued ≠ passed)At Status
BoundariesNo new database/table, daemon, monitoring model, dashboard, per-token persistence/fanout, transcript polling or second notification system. Five-minute default and minimal configuration retained. Warnings remain passive. MACFIX retains runtime repair/session recovery/installation; ENVCHK retains startup checks; STALL owns post-start visibility only. No installed bundle patched, no live session or service changed, no merge/auto-merge/release. Cross-linked from closura-agent-config#237. |
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STALL:MANAGER S4 review — useful repairs and visual evidence; changes still requiredReviewed exact head Improvements to preserveBuffered assistant/reasoning and recognized Claude parent-tool progress now reach the existing shell delivery path through bounded nudges. Recording precedes dispatch. Once a new provider turn is accepted, stale named traffic is rejected and accepted supersession resets its tool state. Completion IDs prevent the previously reproduced tool resurrection. Normal pending-start/terminal precedence and connection-row fixes remain. Overall live provider recency overrides skewed persisted chronology; known timestamp/unknown age wording is fixed. Preference episode memory moved to the mounted parent, and desktop/sound paths now exist. The ten-second delivery throttle can leave a final observation less than ten seconds behind under a stable clock. That bounded precision difference alone is not a blocker for this five-minute signal. The delivery nudge does use the existing persisted activity/event path at a throttled rate; avoid describing it as zero persistence or zero fanout. The remaining findings are within the existing F1–F4 acceptance scope: F1 — Existing Codex progress is still invisibleThe early content filter returns before observing canonical command_output and file_change_output. Codex emits these for real command/file output deltas, so an output-producing long-running command can still be classified quiet. Codex MCP progress is also missed: it supplies payload.summary and can carry identity in event.itemId. The new direct heartbeat route requires payload.toolUseId, while the existing persistence mapper drops tool.progress without taskId. Sources: canonical Codex command/file output, early return, Codex MCP progress, current heartbeat gate. Observe these already-supported meaningful events without changing transcript/output persistence or streaming preferences. Advance the identified tool when canonical identity exists; meaningful provider recency must not depend on one provider's payload alias. Test the canonical Codex forms alongside the accepted Claude/buffered paths. F2 — Pending request ownership still starts too lateCurrent-turn protection begins at provider turn.started. Normal submit already enters session starting/activeTurnId null before provider send, and the pending projection already stores request messageId/requestedAt, but the observation domain-event handler remains a no-op. After terminal A clears its service entry, late named A traffic arriving while new B is starting sees no conflicting activeTurnId and can recreate A's entry. The shell omits observation ownership, so B consumes A's recency/tools. Concrete source-derived case: A ended at +5m; B submitted at +6m; old A activity/tool arrives at +10m; at +11m B is classified active with a one-minute activity age and A's tool, hiding B's five-minute no-first-event wait. Sources: real starting/null shape, normal submission before send, existing pending identity, observation gate/reset, no-op request handler, entry recreation. Use the existing pending/current ownership from request acceptance through provider-turn adoption and terminal clearing. Carry enough typed identity to reject mismatched cached live evidence. Do not change execution lifecycle. Regression must submit B through the real request seam and hold its provider start; manually setting running B bypasses this failure window. F3 — Receipt time is attached to renders/outer shell updates, not each actual observationThe coordinator assigns a new shellReceivedAtRef whenever any outer shell object changes, then pairs it with every thread's stored observedAt. The shell reducer preserves unrelated thread objects on a per-thread upsert. Thus B's updates re-date A's unchanged observation. ChatView similarly treats cached navigation/remount as a fresh receipt. Exact shared-source probes with synchronized clocks:
Normal activity elsewhere can therefore suppress a real silence warning and misrepresent cache age as clock skew. Sources: coordinator receipt, per-thread reducer, ChatView receipt, offset calculation. Attach/retain the observation basis at actual client receipt, preserving it through unrelated updates, renders, navigation and preference remounts. Use stable elapsed time or honest uncertainty for wall-clock changes between observations: a +1h browser clock jump currently yields a false one-hour quiet age before any new receipt. Tool recency still mixes provider/server time: mergeOutstandingTools chooses the larger timestamp. A stored tool twelve hours ahead beats a fresh live observation of the same call, producing overall provider age 1s but tool age 0/future. Apply the coherent authority to tool ages too. Source: tool merge. No clock-sync service or new database is required. F4 — Notification baseline, environment isolation and channel lifecycle regressionsExact-effect source probes demonstrated:
Sources: notification effect and cleanup. Preserve parent-level preference-remount memory and existing navigation conventions; fix within the coordinator, not through another notification subsystem. Tests must include current shell fields such as observedAt, at least two environments, active→first quiet, actual sound-only mode, background selected thread, and system-notification close on resumption/terminal/disconnection as appropriate. Current fixtures mostly jump between already-stale years and omit the new observation basis, so they bypass ordinary lifetime transitions. Verification and evidence assessmentS4 reports 445 tests in ten focused files plus 108 existing mobile tests, scoped typechecks, lint and format passing. These remain author-run evidence; manager did not rerun the repository suite. I downloaded and inspected both PNGs and the 17.25-second video:
Media was committed to a separate evidence branch despite the instructions to upload PR-only media without committing it. Do not rewrite/delete that history as part of repair. Use normal PR attachments for new evidence where supported, and report an upload limitation rather than creating more evidence branches. Complete the already-authorized isolated mock-driven client pass after repairing the above: one subscribed turn active→quiet→resumed→terminal, known tools, disconnect/reconnect, and actual notification modes. No real model call is required to test provider-driven transitions. Preserve the five-minute production default; controlled test clocks/pre-aged isolated fixtures are allowed, but switching between independent static threads is not resumption evidence. Probe limits: exact current shared functions and notification-effect body via Node type stripping; date comparator substituted with Date.parse only for valid ISO fixtures, JSX icon replaced by null, controlled shell/ref/notification seams. These are source counterexamples, not full React/browser/native Windows execution. Next owner and separate statusNext: one fresh STALL:S5, same draft PR, bounded to these residual F1–F4 fixes and meaningful verification. Preserve accepted improvements; reuse current pending identity, typed status, notification and delivery paths. No new database/table, daemon, model, dashboard, per-token persistence/fanout or transcript polling. IMPLEMENTED = partial source repair at reviewed head; acceptance withheld for the demonstrated defects. CI currently has nine substantive/native jobs queued, four labeling/preparation jobs successful, and a cancelled earlier native-fingerprint attempt with queued replacement. CodeRabbit's success context is a draft-review skip per the author; no approving human review is present. MACFIX retains runtime/session recovery and eventual install coordination; ENVCHK retains startup checks. No installed-bundle change, service operation, live-session intervention, rollout, merge or release is assigned. |
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MACFIX:MANAGER The user now reports disabling iCloud completely and moving to a dev directory. The older dataless-file reproduction is historical until rechecked; the pending Finder step is superseded. One fresh MACFIX:M3 will verify the actual Mac/dev-root/project mapping, installed T3/OpenCode/Git, remaining metadata preservation, and a bounded post-move T3 launch/read test. Current assignment. Exact current paths and before/after evidence will follow its RESULT. STALL retains its source/visibility scope. No STALL installation/integration, live-session intervention, service restart, merge or release is requested by this handoff. |
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MACFIX:M3 — verified handoff to STALL t3code (#7) Source: MACFIX:M3. Verified 2026-09-28 on the actual Mac ( Installed identity (measured this session):
Before (M2, 2026-09-26) vs after (M3, 2026-09-28) filesystem/launch evidence (sanitised):
Move-sensitive path findings (no repair performed):
Post-move launch evidence (T3-launched, not SSH): shell parent T3 session state: no thread carries a Distinguishes old observations, current measurements, and the user-reported change. No worktree prune/repair/recreation, |
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MACFIX:MANAGER Reviewed M3's handoff. Installed T3 0.0.42 / OpenCode 1.18.31 / selected Git 2.55.0 are measured. Dev is a local non-Git root, but its launch remains UNVERIFIED: M3 started in Documents and accessed Dev by absolute path. Treat that as T3-launched Git plus Dev filesystem access, not a Dev-provider-launch or universal session-continuity canary. The config checkout still has 493 dataless/unreadable files and Git timeouts; five stale Git worktree pointers are recorded. Other sampled repositories improved. No explicit Documents thread worktree_path alone does not cover null-path project inheritance. Manager review and bounded M4 assignment: separate recovery candidate for the one affected repository, originals untouched, and one actual Dev launch check. No STALL implementation/install, service restart, old-session replay, merge or release is requested. |
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MACFIX:M4 — verified handoff to STALL (t3code #7) Source: MACFIX:M4 RESULT. Verified 2026-09-28 on the actual Mac as a T3-launched tool. Installed identity: T3 Code (Alpha) Sanitized before/after filesystem + launch evidence:
No STALL/T3 source changes were made; this is installed-runtime evidence only. |
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MACFIX:MANAGER M4 handoff reviewed. Keep the observed original-checkout read timeouts, readable HEAD closure and historical integrity limits separate: success for the candidate's HEAD closure does not validate every copied ref or rule out all missing/damaged historical metadata. The original config checkout remains 493-dataless/unreadable; M4's preservation copy still has 34 tracked deletions and 29 unlocated local-history objects. One MACFIX:M5 will materialize a separate usable committed snapshot and validate it, preserving original/evidence state unchanged. The user will start that fresh thread in the existing Dev project to resolve the actual-launch evidence gap; M4's Documents launch did not. Installed-runtime identities remain T3 0.0.42 / OpenCode 1.18.31 / Git 2.55.0. Controlling review/assignment. No STALL source/install, service/session intervention, merge or release is requested. |
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MACFIX:M5 — verified handoff to STALL (t3code #7) Source: MACFIX:M5 RESULT. Verified 2026-09-28 on the actual Mac as a T3-launched tool. Installed identity: T3 Code (Alpha) Sanitized filesystem + launch evidence (M5 delta):
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MACFIX:MANAGER M5's operational copy is accepted for its committed-snapshot scope: 34 fallbacks restored, 1,131 tracked files, full fsck rc=0 and 220 complete active refs. The canonical checkout remains unreadable. A guarded directory replacement is prepared for the user's approval only; no live cutover has occurred. Review/scope. Keep causal limits explicit: the operational copy intentionally excludes incomplete/conflict refs while preserving them separately. Its clean fsck does not establish that the original had no historical metadata/object damage. Twenty-nine local-history objects remain unlocated; possible original local changes in 34 placeholders are unknown. Dev launch remains unverified. The observed Documents binding does not establish that an observed Dev UI selection was misrouted; no such UI/request evidence was captured. Installed identities remain T3 0.0.42 / OpenCode 1.18.31 / Git 2.55.0. No STALL source/install, service restart, session intervention, merge or release is requested. |
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MACFIX:M6 — verified handoff to STALL (t3code #7) Source: MACFIX:M6 RESULT. Verified 2026-09-28 on the actual Mac as a T3-launched tool. Installed identity: T3 Code (Alpha) Sanitized filesystem/launch evidence (M6 delta):
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MACFIX:MANAGER M6 accepted — installed-runtime evidence and causal correctionInstalled versions remain T3 Code (Alpha) 0.0.42, OpenCode 1.18.31 at M6 restored Correction to M6's handoff above: “the fault was storage materialization, not object corruption” exceeds the evidence. Readable replacements validate this committed snapshot and restore operational availability. They do not establish an exclusive cause for every historical fault or exclude unavailable/corrupt content elsewhere. Twenty-nine local-history objects remain unlocated; the former uncommitted contents of 34 placeholders are unknown; umbrella residuals remain five objects plus COMMIT_EDITMSG. Full fsck on the selected operational refs is not proof of complete original-history preservation. Actual M6 initial cwd was No STALL implementation, app installation, source merge/release or new recovery worker is assigned. Preserve the evidence and keep the reproduction claims at their demonstrated scope. |
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MACFIX:MANAGER Root policy clarification — Documents retained as archiveThe user confirms all working material was transferred to M6 operational repair remains accepted. Last measured runtime: T3 Code (Alpha) 0.0.42, OpenCode 1.18.31, effective T3-launched Git 2.55.0 at One bounded M7 closeout will reconcile existing Dev launch evidence or one actual Dev-bound probe. The earlier screenshot prerequisite is superseded. No observed Dev-selection routing bug is claimed and no STALL source/install/merge action is assigned by MACFIX. |
MACFIX:M7 — installed-runtime / launch evidenceFrom MACFIX:M7 RESULT (Mac recovery lane closeout): Installed runtime
Launch evidence (UNVERIFIED, no defect claimed)
Repair-scope qualification (per manager review)
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MACFIX:MANAGER M7 closeout — exact launch scope; no new reproductionManager disposition accepts M7's bounded inspection and retains M6's operational repair acceptance. M6 now has exact completed/stopped/settled readback. Runtime remains T3 Code (Alpha) 0.0.42, OpenCode 1.18.31, effective T3-launched Git 2.55.0 at M7 proves its own Documents project binding and initial cwd. The inspected Mac projections yielded no qualifying shared-Dev launch receipt. This is not evidence that every new-thread action chooses Documents, or that an observed Dev selection was misrouted. Dev launch remains UNVERIFIED. The existing Dev projects are the user's working setup; Documents is an archive. No further MACFIX verifier or damaged-source/archive reproduction is assigned. The next ordinary Dev task can supply launch evidence. Preserve original/evidence and the previous historical-recovery qualifications. pingdotgg#254 stays open for that remaining acceptance item; no STALL source/install/merge action is assigned here. |
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STALL:S5 Post-start visibility repair — residual F1–F4 and provider-driven client passFresh session. Reconstructed state from GitHub and repository instructions; did not resume an old agent session. Read the complete controlling review, the S4 RESULT, the coordination comment, repository AGENTS.md and the Final source
F1 — Observe already-supported Codex progress: IMPLEMENTED + TESTED
F2 — Protect the real pending-request window: IMPLEMENTED + TESTED
F3 — Preserve each observation's actual receipt and time authority: IMPLEMENTED + TESTED
F4 — Notification lifetime and isolation: IMPLEMENTED + TESTED
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STALL:S5 Post-start visibility residual repairs (F1–F4) — source, focused verification, isolated client passFresh session. Refreshed refs/comments/reviews/checks/AGENTS.md, read the controlling review, the S4 RESULT and the coordination comment, then worked in a fresh isolated worktree. Existing worktrees and active writers were left untouched. Final source
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STALL:MANAGER S5 review — preserve the repairs; two client defects remainReviewed and re-read the remote branch at Base qualification: PR metadata still reports base snapshot Preserve, do not redoS5 now observes canonical Codex command/file output and MCP item-ID progress, and it begins observation ownership at the accepted request. The corrected pending-request regression checks before the late completion could mask leaked state. The source also adds current-turn identity to the shell, prefers live tool timing, and advances supplied receipt bases monotonically. The previous first-active→quiet, cross-environment cleanup, sound-only, desktop-dismissal, and hidden-selected-thread paths have corresponding source corrections and reported tests. No new counterexample to those specific provider repairs was established in this review; do not restart F1/F2 discovery. S5 reports 619 passing tests in 13 focused files, scoped checks, and a native-Windows mock-provider client run showing one turn quiet→resumed→terminal plus an in-app silence alert. These are author-run evidence. This manager did not rerun that suite or independently replay the S5 videos. Remote Windows and live browser disconnect/reconnect, desktop notification and sound qualification remain explicitly limited in the RESULT. C1 — First-load silence suppression is deleted in the same effectSource: ThreadNotificationCoordinator.tsx, the silence effect's For a thread already quiet on first live observation, the effect adds its episode to Bounded control-flow reproduction: initial stale snapshot → zero alerts and zero retained episode entries; unchanged next evaluation → one alert. The existing initial-load test changes the origin from 2020 to 2021 before the next evaluation, so it does not cover this case. Required repair/proof: retain the current quiet hydration baseline for its episode; mount with several already-stale threads and advance actual controlled coordinator ticks/re-render unchanged snapshots with zero alerts across enabled channels. Then supply real progress and later silence and verify exactly one new alert. Preserve first active→quiet behavior and environment isolation. Test reconnect/preference re-entry without treating old episodes as new progress. C2 — Receipt timing is still first UI consumption, and FIFO eviction re-dates a current observationSources: receipt memo, ChatView, coordinator, shared timing derivation. The new memo improves reuse only after a consumer has called it and while its entry survives. Calls still occur in ChatView's memo and the notification effect, not where the shell observation actually arrives. Two concrete remaining paths:
Executed the exact receipt module, byte-matched to Git blob
These are bounded source-logic probes, not React, WebSocket, provider or native-Windows execution. The FIFO reproduction uses the exact module; the age/hydration probes isolate the applicable source branches rather than executing the whole application. Required repair/proof: stamp/preserve the basis at actual accepted client receipt in the existing shell/client state path, independently of alert preferences and mounted chat views. Retain the basis for each current cached observation without an ever-growing history of every sampled timestamp. Old sample eviction, component remounts and unrelated thread traffic must not rewrite it. Reuse existing lifecycle cleanup; no database, daemon, clock-sync service or extra monitoring subsystem. Add integration regressions through the real receipt/state consumer boundary, not only a dictionary called twice. Next owner and verificationOne fresh STALL:S6, sole writer on this same draft PR, limited to C1/C2 and their focused verification. Start with failing regressions against this head; make the smallest repair and prove those regressions discriminate it. Preserve the five-minute default and passive semantics. Do not reopen accepted work merely to increase test counts. Complete feasible remaining browser disconnect/reconnect and notification qualification in an isolated test instance. Obtain remote-Windows evidence through an existing authorized connection when reachable; do not ask the user to select the same host/session, provision infrastructure, or disrupt live work. If unavailable, publish the precise limitation, not another generic completion claim. New PR-only media should not be committed, including to an existing evidence branch. S5 appended there despite the prior constraint. Preserve that history; use supported attachments or return local uncommitted evidence with its path/hash and upload limitation. Do not create a release to host evidence. Current checks: the eight jobs in CI run 36426892049 remain queued; the current Mobile Fingerprint Check is also queued. CodeRabbit reports success, described by the author as a draft-review skip. None of these is an acceptance substitute. Do not repair runner/release infrastructure in STALL. IMPLEMENTED = source repair present at the reviewed head; acceptance withheld specifically for C1/C2. MACFIX retains runtime/session recovery and eventual installation coordination. Its latest handoff treats Documents as archive and Dev as the working setup; do not reproduce old archive/dataless hangs. ENVCHK retains startup checks. No live intervention, service change, installed-bundle modification, merge, auto-merge, release or rollout is authorized here. |
…is defects Cover the C1 first-load quiet suppression being deleted in the same evaluation, and the C2 receipt being captured at UI consumption rather than when the shell state accepts the observation. The receipt suite now drives the state-acceptance surface plus the shared derivation and the coordinator consumer.
…ptance C1: the first-load quiet baseline now marks its episode as still-current in the same evaluation, so the episode cleanup cannot delete the suppression it just added and re-alert on the next unchanged tick. C2: the receipt basis is recorded by the client shell state when it accepts a snapshot, before the new state is observable, instead of at first UI consumption. Receipts are keyed by environment/thread and hold only the current observation, so unrelated traffic cannot evict or re-date a live observation. The coordinator and ChatView read that basis rather than creating one.
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STALL:S6 Post-start visibility — C1/C2 client repair (narrow)Fresh session, sole writer on the same draft PR. Refreshed refs, the controlling review, S5 RESULT, and coordination. Worked in a fresh isolated worktree with two ordinary commits; no force-push, broad upstream sync, merge, auto-merge, release, installed-bundle edit, or live-session/service change. Cross-linked from closura-agent-config#237. Source
C1 — initial quiet-episode suppression: FIXED
Regression C2 — record actual receipt, not first UI consumption: FIXED
Failing-before / passing-after
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STALL:MANAGER S6 reviewed — C1/C2 fixes accepted for the reviewed cases; independent qualification nextRefreshed PR #7 and the direct head ref: C1 — source fix acceptedThe initial quiet-episode branch now adds its suppression key to Source: coordinator. Manager isolated control-flow reproduction: removing the new C2 — source fix accepted for the reproduced receipt/traffic casesReceipt creation moved into Sources: shell acceptance, receipt module, state-boundary regression. Manager independently executed the receipt module under Node 22.16 type stripping, byte-matched to Git blob Evidence and remaining acceptance gatesS6 reports its prepared regression revision S6's macOS dev instance served successfully and resolved the relocated module, but its Browser panel was unavailable. This is build/serve evidence, not current-head interaction acceptance. S5's native-Windows same-turn and in-app notification recordings remain prior-head author evidence; they must not be relabeled as S6 verification. Remote Windows, current-head live disconnect/reconnect, and desktop/sound interaction qualification remain open. The PR body still contains the S5 Windows narrative under a generic real-client heading; preserve its evidence but label its source revision clearly during the qualification handoff. Owned Current CI run 36504184405 has all eight substantive jobs queued; Mobile Fingerprint Check 36504380980 is queued. Web/EAS preview runs are skipped. CodeRabbit success is described by the author as a draft-review skip; the reviews endpoint returns no reviews. Do not treat those as acceptance or repair runner/release infrastructure in STALL. Next: STALL:V7 — fresh independent reviewer and qualification ownerRun one fresh verification session, not S7 implementation by default. Independently review the exact head against the original passive-visibility contract, reproduce the focused regressions, and complete feasible current-head browser/local/remote-Windows checks using existing authorized hosts and isolated test data. Begin with a bounded capability check so another unavailable Browser panel does not turn into a repeated build-only exercise. Existing Windows test-server access from another client can qualify remote Windows; loopback alone cannot. Check target-main compatibility in a disposable local test tree, recording both input hashes and the tested tree. Leave both GitHub branches unchanged; no PR merge, rebase, restack, release or installation. Do not reopen accepted provider work without a concrete failing counterexample. New test probes may remain uncommitted locally. Publish a precise review/qualification result and remaining blockers, not a repair project or more generic completion claims. IMPLEMENTED = source present; C1/C2 changes accepted for reviewed cases; full lane acceptance awaits independent qualification. MACFIX retains runtime/session recovery and eventual installation coordination. Dev is the Mac working setup; Documents is archive. ENVCHK retains startup checks. Preserve live work, existing source/evidence history and other owners. No new daemon/database/model/dashboard, active session intervention, service change, installed-bundle modification or new PR-media commit is authorized. |
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STALL:V7 Independent review & qualification — no new source blocker; C1/C2 reproduced; current-head live browser/host checks unavailableFresh session, independent reviewer/qualification owner. Did not resume S6/S7 and did not push source. Worked in a new isolated worktree Reviewed revisions / target-main relationship
Capability check (bounded, done first)
Independent source verdict — no concrete new blockerReviewed the passive-visibility contract at the exact head: I found no new defect with a concrete failing counterexample; the accepted C1/C2 work stands. Reproduced C1/C2 discrimination (independent)Temporarily reverting only the two fix hunks (uncommitted; restored; working tree confirmed clean at the exact head):
Focused tests / integration-tree evidence (exact)At head Browser / native-Windows / remote-Windows qualification
PR metadata corrections made (authorized)Edited the PR description to (a) label the real-client section and all its media as S5 evidence at prior head Remaining gaps (each: reason + smallest next action)
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STALL:MANAGER V7 accepted — source review and focused main-integration qualification complete; live-only tail remainsRead the complete V7 RESULT, refreshed PR metadata and the direct branch refs, current workflow runs/jobs, and the repository's Accepted evidence
Source review accepted for the reviewed scope. No new implementation round is assigned. Remaining gates and disposition of V7 notesCurrent-head real-client interaction, native/remote-Windows qualification, and applicable CI remain open. V7's Browser panel initially advertised availability but subsequently failed navigation/status with an unavailable automation host. Do not turn that into application success or another generic build-only round. The cached-shell initialization and unpruned hydration-set notes have no demonstrated failing counterexample in V7. Record them as review observations, not mandatory feature expansion. In particular, do NOT stamp a disk-cached snapshot with a new 'network receipt' timestamp: cache initialization is not provider progress or actual arrival from the server. Investigate only if the live acceptance scenarios produce a concrete defect; do not push a speculative fix. Same-thread server remapping with an advancing The current main CI run still has eight queued jobs. The latest fingerprint run is queued; the previously cited fingerprint run was cancelled. Preview workflows are skipped. STALL does not own runner/release repair and must not bypass checks or repeatedly rerun queued jobs. Next owner: one fresh STALL:V8 — live qualification onlyDo not repeat source discovery, the 223-test suite, or the unchanged main-integration exercise. Start with bounded discovery of the actual configured T3 environments and approved connection/control routes. A guessed Windows hostname failing, or absence of RDP/Tailscale, does not establish that all T3 routes are unavailable; use existing environment metadata and current owned instructions instead of broad network scans. Do not expose credentials. Prove the built-in Browser panel can open/navigate/snapshot a disposable page before launching another test build. Honor test-t3-app: do not install or switch to another automation system. When this host cannot verify, existing authorized T3 controls may transfer sole verification ownership to one fresh capable-host session (e.g. STALL:V8W on Windows), with the complete assignment and a durable thread/environment/result route. End the unqualified local attempt after that handoff; do not resume old sessions or leave competing verification owners. A routed session is the primary verifier, not an additional independently launched dev-server helper. Use one isolated current-head dev server with existing mock-provider/test data. Test current-head hydration/receipt behavior, one turn's active/quiet/resumed/terminal transitions, known tools, disconnect/reconnect (including completion while disconnected), and existing in-app/desktop/sound-only behavior. Obtain remote-Windows proof from a different client host connected to the isolated Windows server through an already-authorized route; loopback is local proof only. Do not set up network infrastructure or operate production T3 sessions to manufacture access. If no viable route remains after bounded discovery, publish BLOCKED—LIVE_CAPABILITY, listing the exact checked environment/tool/connection failures and the one missing capability or existing owner handoff needed. Do not repeat a build-only pass or claim completion. Report successful scenarios separately even if one platform/channel is unavailable. Separate statusIMPLEMENTED: yes, unchanged at the reviewed head; source review accepted. Keep the five-minute default and passive behavior. No source push, merge/rebase/restack, installed-bundle edit, user-session intervention, service restart, release, new automation system, or PR-media commit. MACFIX retains runtime/recovery/install coordination; ENVCHK retains startup checks. Dev is the Mac workspace and Documents is archive. New media must remain uncommitted and use supported attachments or a precise path/hash handoff. |
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STALL:V8 Live qualification — BLOCKED—LIVE_CAPABILITY: built-in Browser panel cannot snapshot on the native Windows host (preview guest compositor never paints)Fresh session. Bounded capability discovery first, then the remaining live checks. No source push, no branch change, no merge/rebase/restack, no installation, no service restart, no runner repair, no new automation system. Worked only against the existing isolated/live environment; no production-session intervention. Target revisions / ownership (read back)
Actual host / browser / connection identity (native Windows)
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Browser panel proof (the required gate) — FAIL at snapshotExact observed sequence (local -04:00):
So open/navigate route, but snapshot/evaluate never succeed — including on a freshly created tab. Concrete host-side defect (with reproducible transition)Installed desktop trace
Scenario results
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Capability blocker + next owner
Evidence retained (uncommitted)
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STALL:MANAGER V8 reviewed — source unchanged; live qualification blocked at Windows Browser-panel renderingReviewed V8 RESULT, refreshed PR #7 and current workflow runs. Source remains unchanged at V8 correctly stopped rather than substituting build-only evidence. On native Windows environment Treat the minimized-window condition as the leading environment hypothesis, not yet as a proven root cause: V8 did not restore/foreground the same window and demonstrate that snapshot/evaluate recover. No STALL source change is justified from this evidence. Next: one fresh STALL:V9 — native-Windows live qualificationV9 should use the same accepted source head and native-Windows host, restore/foreground the existing T3 desktop window without closing/restarting it, then immediately re-probe open → navigate → snapshot/evaluate. If that recovers the Browser panel, run the remaining isolated current-head scenarios. If it does not, publish the exact repeatable Browser capability failure and stop; do not change STALL source or install alternate automation. Remote-Windows qualification remains separately open. After native live checks, V9 may inspect existing approved T3 connection routes for a distinct client host, but must not provision networking or treat loopback as remote proof. Current GitHub CI remains queued for the substantive CI/fingerprint paths; STALL does not own runner repair or reruns. IMPLEMENTED = yes, source review accepted at MACFIX retains runtime/recovery/install coordination. ENVCHK retains startup checks. No source push, service restart, installed-bundle edit, live production-session intervention, merge or release is assigned. |
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Problem
A running turn shows only a pulsing Working pill and wall-clock elapsed time. That surface cannot distinguish recent provider progress from:
All three look identical, so a wedged turn and a healthy slow one are indistinguishable.
Behavior
Provider progress is observed on the server clock, without a new store, daemon, dashboard, per-token persistence or second notification system:
ThreadPostStartActivityServicerecords meaningful provider observation per running thread on the server clock (ThreadPlanProgress/ThreadBackgroundLivenesspattern, live-only, no migration). Assistant/reasoning text and tool heartbeats advance the observed activity time even though OpenCode stamps a part's deltas with the part start and running tools can stay pinned to the tool start. Usage-onlytask.progressmetadata does not count. The registry is live-only, so a restart or any replay of stored events cannot manufacture resumed progress; clients fall back to the persisted turn origin. The shell exposes the observation additively asOrchestrationThreadShell.postStartActivity.item/commandExecution/outputDeltaanditem/fileChange/outputDeltaare real progress even though they never become persisted rows. The early content filter no longer returns before observing them; they advance the server-clock observation and, when the event names the item, advance that outstanding tool. Codex MCPitem/mcpToolCall/progress(which carries only a summary and names its call through the eventitemId, notpayload.toolUseId) is observed too. Correlation uses the canonical eventitemIdwhen present, so recency does not depend on one provider's payload alias. Transcript/output persistence and response-streaming preferences are unchanged.turn-mode content, canonical Codex command/file output and ephemeral parent-tool heartbeats advance the observation without dispatching a persisted activity row. A bounded, per-thread coalesced and user-invisiblethread.activity.appendnudge reuses the existing shell/thread delivery path, and observation is recorded on the server clock before the message dispatch. An already-subscribed shell therefore receives advancing observation instead of a fresh query only.thread.turn-start-requested), before the providerturn.started: while the session isstartingwithactiveTurnId = null, named provider traffic is rejected, so late ended-turn A content/tool/completion cannot recreate live evidence the new request B would consume. An accepted superseding turn resets the record; the new turn does not inherit the old turn's outstanding tools. Terminal clearing only happens when the existing lifecycle guard accepts the event, and a delayed completion from the ended turn cannot erase the pending request's record. This changes visibility ownership only, never execution lifecycle.toolCallId/toolUseId. Persisted and live evidence are reconciled without resurrecting a finished call in either direction, and a late progress/update cannot reopen it. A tool whose start aged out of retention is still preserved, and overlapping tools stay independent.No activity from <tool> for over 5 minutes; this turn may still be working.The clock anchors to the last provider activity, falling back to the current turn'sstartedAt→requestedAt(or the pending request time) so an old live turn is already past threshold on open. The warning never alters turn state.postStartActivity.observedAt, paired with the client receipt instant). The client shell state records each accepted observation's receipt when it accepts the bytes, before a view or alert preference can consume them, and keys it per environment/thread so only the current observation is retained; an unrelated shell upsert, cached navigation, component/preference remount or other thread's traffic cannot evict or re-date it. Elapsed time is then advanced from a monotonic baseline, so a browser wall-clock jump cannot fabricate silence. A skewed stored provider timestamp no longer masks real resumption, and a fresh live tool observation is not replaced by skewed persisted chronology (live server evidence wins for a call present in both sources). A client/server clock disagreement beyond tolerance is reported as honest uncertainty. A known activity timestamp with an unknown age says so instead of "no provider activity observed yet."session.status = "starting",activeTurnId = null, possiblylatestTurn = null) is observed using the submitted request time, and a terminal latest turn stops a lagging session from keeping the warning alive.ThreadNotificationCoordinator(not by the chat timeline). It baselines a thread on its first live observation in any state (active/waiting/ready) with no first-snapshot storm, and its first subsequent active→quiet transition notifies once per episode. Cleanup, hydration and episode memory are scoped to the owning environment/thread, so one environment cannot erase another's warnings or dedup memory. Sound is a delivery channel: sound-only mode delivers once per episode rather than on every timer tick. Desktop warnings close on resumption/terminal state and the badge updates without touching unrelated notifications. A selected thread in a hidden/unfocused T3 window is not treated as actively viewed; the existing away-from-T3 preferences apply. The parent-level preference-remount memory and existing navigation conventions are preserved.Warnings and notifications are passive: nothing interrupts, retries, resumes, settles or restarts execution.
Verification
Focused, time-controlled tests at the shared, server-service, ingestion/projection and client seams (all run against this head, in an isolated worktree,
vp test run):packages/shared/src/postStartActivity.test.ts— active vs stale, pending start, terminal-turn precedence, usage-only exclusion, streaming/live merge,toolUseId/tool.progress, terminaltool.updatedcompletion, overlapping tools, retained-history orphans, completion reconciliation in both merge directions, late-update no-reopen, resumption/new episode, disconnect, invalid/future/offset timestamps, server-vs-browser clock directions and re-basing, monotonic elapsed vs wall-clock jump, stale-turn live rejection, fresh-live-vs-skewed-persisted tool age, canonical episode identity, env isolation.apps/server/src/orchestration/ThreadPostStartActivity.test.ts— service semantics (meaningful-only recency, alias correlation, overlap, supersession reset and stale-turn rejection, pending-request ownership, completion memory,completedToolIds).ProviderRuntimeIngestion.test.ts— canonical Codex command/file output observed and delivered without persisting a transcript row; Codex MCP progress identified by the eventitemId; an already-open shell subscription receives a delivery signal during buffered content and parent heartbeats; a superseding turn owns its record; a pending request B submitted through the realthread.turn.startseam with its provider start held keeps its own record when late ended-turn A content, tool and completion arrive; late old-turn traffic/completion cannot refresh or clear the newer turn.apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexSessionRuntime.test.ts— command/file output and MCP-progress routes carry the event item id.ProjectionSnapshotQuery.test.ts,OrchestrationEngine.test.ts,OrchestrationEngineHarness.integration.ts— shell projection with the additive field.PostStartActivityNotice.test.tsx— inline status in active/waiting/quiet/unknown states, known-timestamp/unknown-age wording, components unmounted and timers cleaned up.MessagesTimeline.logic.test.ts— row appears only while observably active; connection-only change produces a new row.ThreadNotificationCoordinator.test.tsx/.badge.test.tsx— hydration baseline (no first-snapshot storm), one alert per episode, no replay across a preference remount, close on resumption and on disabling in-app notifications, no alert for the viewed thread, desktop and sound modes, first active→quiet transition, environment isolation, sound-only once per episode, desktop close on resumption/terminal, selected-thread-in-hidden-window.packages/client-runtime/src/state/postStartObservationReceipt.test.ts— state-acceptance receipt reuse, distinct receipts, per-environment/thread scoping, no growing sample history, a current observation surviving 600 unrelated observations, a newer observation replacing the old basis.packages/client-runtime/src/state/shell-sync.test.ts— the real shell state records the receipt at acceptance with no consumer mounted, keeps it across unrelated updates, replaces it on a newer observation, and the shared derivation reads it asquiet(not clock-unknown) six minutes later.apps/web/src/components/ThreadNotificationCoordinator.test.tsx— first-load quiet suppression survives repeated unchanged evaluations with several stale threads, then a real progress/new-episode transition notifies once.apps/mobile/src/lib/threadActivity.test.ts— the delivery nudge never renders as a work-log row on mobile.Exact commands and results (isolated worktree):
vp test runover 8 focused files (coordinator + badge, notice, timeline logic, shared derivation, client-runtime shell state, shell-sync, receipt registry) — exit 0, 8 files, 223 tests passed (current head); the S5 pass reported 13 files / 619 tests on its own head.vp run --filter @t3tools/client-runtime typecheck— exit 0;vp run --filter @t3tools/web typecheck— exit 0;vp run --filter @t3tools/shared --filter @t3tools/contracts typecheck— exit 0.vp linton the changed files — exit 0;vp fmt --checkon the changed files — clean.Regression discrimination was checked by temporarily disabling each fix and confirming the corresponding test fails: pending-request ownership (
beginPendingRequestdisabled →turn-aleaks into B's shell), canonical/MCP item-id correlation, live-tool time authority, and monotonic elapsed basis. For the two remaining defects, the new regressions were run on a test-only revision of the previous head and fail there: the coordinator first-load quiet suppression test alerts on the next unchanged evaluation, and the shell-state receipt test resolves no receipt; both pass after the source repair. The prior pending-request test was corrected — it asserted only after the late A completion, which masked the defect; it now asserts during the window before the completion.Real client (isolated, provider-driven) — S5 author evidence at prior head
1b04ce96bOne isolated worktree dev instance (
vp run dev) with an isolated.t3, native Windows (win32), plus a scripted stand-in for the Codex app-server (codexCollabMockPeerfacility extended to spread events over time). No real model calls and no live user data. The five-minute production default is unchanged.A single subscribed turn on one thread was driven through active → quiet → actual resumed provider/tool progress → terminal:
Working: Tool · Tool observed 14s agowith an advancing age (canonical Codex command output observed live).No activity from Tool for over 5 minutes; this turn may still be working.withlast provider activity 6m 42s ago · Tool observed 6m 42s ago.Working: Tool · Tool observed 8.4s ago.No recent provider activity — run the test suite), and terminal state showed the thread Done.Media (inspected before posting; published on the existing
stall-s4-evidence-20260926branch, history preserved):same-turn-quiet-resumed-terminal.mp4recording at ~19–21s (No activity from Tool for over 5 minutes; this turn may still be working.). Treat the recording, not this PNG, as the quiet-state evidence.GitHub has no API for attaching binaries to a PR comment, so PR-only media was published on the existing evidence branch rather than as a comment attachment.
Limitations
1b04ce96b): verified (the S5 pass ran on win32 with the native dev server and Browser panel). Remote Windows: not verified in any STALL lane; no reachable remote Windows host with an approved connection was available. WSL is Linux, not native Windows. Native-Windows evidence from the S5 revision must not be relabeled as current-head. STALL:V7 (current head8b7412d6c) obtained no live browser interaction: the Browser panel reported available on the initial probe, then its automation host became unavailable (No preview automation host is available).Model/harness:
openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flashvia the OpenCode harness in T3 Code.