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fix(server): preserve agent origin in cross-thread provider messages - #24725
Prefix provider-visible cross-thread agent text with its sender thread ID and an explicit agent-authored/not-human marker. Apply the same formatter at the provider prompt boundary and on steers, after composer-context projection. Native /compact dispatch uses the original text; handoff delivery preserves the marked prompt. Keep human messages and internal agent messages without a sender unchanged, and do not rewrite stored text, attachments, or provenance metadata. Sender IDs are JSON-escaped rather than interpolated as raw multiline text.
Before the fix, three regressions failed: turn start plus steer with SQLite and in-memory projections delivered only the raw body; 36 controls passed.
Final vp run check:changed passed: 81 tests in four files, format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL checks and two affected-package typechecks. A separate targeted run of execution/control tests and the MCP delegated-task replay passed all 50 tests.
Real run execution with a fake provider boundary covers human, cross-thread agent, and sender-less internal agent input across native /compact, /compact with attachments, and ordinary prompts. Native command text and attachments are preserved; only cross-thread agent prompts gain the marker.
Fixed the review finding that early prefixing intercepted /compact. Updated the exact outbound Codex replay frames (not a permissive matcher); both MCP delegated-task replay scenarios now pass.
Real control service with both projection implementations delivered the marker on steer while the stored message remained exactly Use the smaller fix. Existing wrong-session and interrupt checks still passed.
Maintainer follow-up: integration and native-command corrections preserve the provenance fix while retaining provider-native command delivery. Real Linux web/Codex verification on the recorded 187051d663 head reproduced the missing marker on main and verified start, steer, queued delivery, unchanged human input and native compaction. This is contributor-reported runtime evidence tied to that revision, not a claim that every provider or client was exercised.
On 3ed09f81d6, the native-command path also uses OpenCode’s per-session goal capability. The regression reproduces lost /goal routing before the fix and covers setting, clearing and older sessions. All 169 changed-scope tests and affected checks pass. This follow-up exercised the real execution service at a fake provider boundary.
Original implementation: GPT-5-based Codex. Follow-up: GPT-6.1 Sol. Harness: Codex desktop.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Provider prompts now distinguish cross-thread agent coordination from human messages, including steering and context handoffs. The change is limited to message presentation and preserves existing command handling.
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Provider-bound turn-start and steering text now identifies cross-thread agent messages with their sender thread. Turn-start handling also applies origin markers to eligible agent messages and handles goal commands and /compact cases. Tests cover steering, provider handoffs, and transcript fixtures.
Adds cross-thread agent-message detection and origin formatting. Turn-start handling applies the origin marker, classifies inline context as an agent or user message, and uses a shared predicate for native goal-command support. Tests cover goal commands, /compact, attachments, and transcript text.
Steering provenance and handoff coverage apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnControlService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionControlReads.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
Applies origin formatting to provider-bound steering text. Tests cover sender attribution, preservation of the stored control-context message, and agent-message labels during text handoffs.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderTurnStartService
participant RunExecutionService
participant providerMessageOrigin
participant ProviderSession
ProviderTurnStartService->>RunExecutionService: start turn with message
RunExecutionService->>providerMessageOrigin: classify and format cross-thread agent message
providerMessageOrigin-->>RunExecutionService: provider-bound text with origin notice
RunExecutionService->>ProviderSession: startTurn with formatted message
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#28986: The issue concerns an agent-authored handoff brief being treated as a user launch request. This change marks cross-thread provider-bound text as agent-authored, but does not show that it prevents repeated launches.
pingdotgg/t3code#24667: The issue concerns skill mentions in agent-to-agent messages. This change marks the message as agent-authored but does not neutralize skill mentions.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#16389: Both changes affect provider-bound text assembly at turn-start and steering boundaries.
Agent-to-agent messages that start with a custom slash command will no longer run that command on Pi, because the provenance notice now comes first. The PR documents this as out of scope and it affects a narrow path. The owner should accept the regression or follow up before relying on Pi custom commands across threads.
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The title names the main change: cross-thread agent messages sent to providers now keep their agent origin. It follows the conventional commit format and matches the changeset, which adds an origin no…
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The description follows the template. It gives the problem, the change, the scope link to issue #24711, and detailed verification with commands, platforms, and observed results. It also states what wa…
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[#24711] At head fdd0618, withProviderMessageOrigin in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/providerMessageOrigin.ts returns text unchanged unless createdBy is agent and senderThreadId is set…
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The changes connect to [#24711] or preserve existing native behavior. The formatter and its call sites in the start, steer, and run-execution paths implement the issue. withInlineContext heading sup…
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The title names the main change: cross-thread agent messages sent to providers now keep their agent origin. It follows the conventional commit format and matches the changeset, which adds an origin notice with sender thread ID and an agent-authored marker to provider-bound text.
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The description follows the template. It gives the problem, the change, the scope link to issue #24711, and detailed verification with commands, platforms, and observed results. It also states what was not checked, such as other providers and clients. The Scope section explains the bug fix and links the issue, and the description notes that the work is a replacement for PR #24483 requested in the issue. The Verification section is thorough. The description is long and includes some follow-up history, but the required sections are all present and substantive.
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[#24711] At head fdd0618, withProviderMessageOrigin in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/providerMessageOrigin.ts returns text unchanged unless createdBy is agent and senderThreadId is set. For cross-thread agent messages it prepends a heading that contains the JSON-escaped sender thread ID and states that the message is agent-authored, not from the human user. ProviderTurnControlService.ts applies this formatter to the projected composer-context text passed to steerTurn, so steers carry the marker. ProviderTurnStartService.ts and RunExecutionService.ts apply it to new turns, and withInlineContext in ContextHandoffDelivery.ts accepts an "Agent message:" heading for these cases. The stored message, attachments, and provenance metadata are not rewritten. Human and sender-less messages pass through unchanged. The changed /goal and Pi /compact branches keep the command token first. The current head changes that are specific to goal routing were checked only at the function level, not traced through every branch. That residual uncertainty does not affect the core start and steer requirement. The PR description reports live Linux Codex verification on an earlier head (187051d663); this assessment relies on source evidence and the reported test results, not on a live provider run.
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The changes connect to [#24711] or preserve existing native behavior. The formatter and its call sites in the start, steer, and run-execution paths implement the issue. withInlineContext heading support and the "Agent message:" label serve the same provenance purpose. The Pi /compact branch and the native /goal routing (acceptsNativeGoalCommands) keep provider-native commands parseable when a cross-thread message starts with /compact or /goal. These are narrow consequences of applying the marker to agent-authored text. The test and fixture updates (ProjectionControlReads.test.ts, RunExecutionService.test.ts, ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts, codex_transcript.ndjson) exercise the changed prompt text. No unrelated implementation was identified. The goal-routing capability predicate is a broader change than the core fix. Its connection to provenance is stated in the PR and the commit message, so it is not classified as unrelated. Not every changed test or fixture line was read.
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- Line 1249: Update the handoff context label in the ProviderTurnStartService
flow: use “Agent message” when turnInput.message.createdBy is "agent" and
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Updated in 972d23a by merging main b424c6e while preserving commit history. The merge keeps main's deferred history for native /goal commands and the Agent message heading for ordinary cross-thread handoffs.
The new main path exposed a compatibility issue: adding the provenance prefix to a native goal command prevents the adapter from parsing it. The regression first failed on the provider-visible /goal text. Codex/Claude goal commands now retain their original command text; attachment-bearing goal text remains an ordinary prompt with provenance. Existing /compact dispatch is unchanged.
Validation: execution, provider-switch and steering integration suites passed 105 tests. check:changed then passed format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL consistency, affected-package typechecks and 124 adjacent tests. The protocol fixture uses production services with controlled provider runtimes; no real provider request was sent.
merged current main 17a6a01d84 into the existing head without rebasing (5038f0c530). the only conflict was the provider-switch handoff table: main added two cancelled rows and this PR added an agent column, so the merge keeps both (cancelled rows get agent: false). no code changes beyond the merge.
verified on 5038f0c530 through blacksmith: vp run check:changed 17a6a01d84 passed format, lint, both knip checks, graphql, three package typechecks, and 169 tests in six files. the 8 hands off provider-switch cases, including main's new cancelled ones, pass.
unverified on this merged head: a fresh real-provider session. the earlier before/after evidence above still applies; no visual changes.
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Verified and fixed the new Linked Issues warning in cd17a5f after merging main e455200 without rebasing. Native Codex/Claude Agent /goal objectives now carry the sender and agent-origin heading inside the objective, preserving the /goal command token. Goal show/edit/clear/pause/resume controls and human-authored input remain unchanged. Pi /compact custom instructions likewise retain provenance after the command token, while a bare compact remains a native control operation.
Extended existing start-routing and durable-steer tests. The new Pi start/steer cases failed before the fix; the updated matrix covers Codex and Claude Agent goals, goal controls, input whitespace, attachments and ordinary prompts. check:changed passed: 158 tests in six files, affected-package typechecks, formatting, lint, both knip passes and GraphQL validation. Earlier real-provider evidence remains linked in the description; this follow-up used the existing adapter-boundary and persistence tests rather than launching a real provider.
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Share one native-goal predicate between run execution and turn start so
cross-thread agent goals on capability-declaring drivers such as
Antigravity keep `/goal` first, and only read session capabilities for
cross-thread agent messages. Cut the routing tests to explicit cases.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Native goal commands from other threads' agents now reach the provider
verbatim, so a 4,000-character Codex objective is no longer pushed over
Codex's cap by the origin note. Codex marks the origin on the prompt it
sends to start the goal instead.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Pi runs extension commands, prompt templates and skills only when the
prompt starts with a slash, so the origin note in front of `/review`
turned the command into plain model text. Slash-led text to Pi now goes
through unchanged, as on main; other agent messages to Pi stay marked.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
[major] apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:1919: Worse than main: provenance is prepended before OpenCode parses registered slash commands, turning working command invocations into ordinary model prompts. Only native-capable /goal commands are exempted. OpenCode's submit path subsequently calls commandOf on the prefixed text, gets undefined, and uses session.prompt instead of session.command. Preserve command dispatch before decorating provider-visible prompt content.
Fails with: An agent sends an attachment-free '/git/hello WORLD' to an idle OpenCode thread whose workspace registers git/hello, with no pending handoff. Main dispatches session.command({name:'git/hello',text:'WORLD'}); this head sends the marked literal text through session.prompt. Older supported OpenCode sessions registering the goal command also regress for '/goal clear' when supportsNativeGoals is false. Confirmed against origin/main's dispatch code and by running both revisions' actual command parser with original versus decorated input.
[major] apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/providerMessageOrigin.ts:16: Worse than main: only Pi gets slash-led cross-thread agent text unchanged. For OpenCode, the T3 adapter (packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts:4381-4393, commandOf = /^/(\S+).../ on the trimmed text) runs a bare slash message as a registered command via session.command. With the origin note in front, the text no longer starts with '/', so the command is sent to the model as literal prose. The same applies to steers (ProviderTurnControlService.ts:416). Claude Agent and ACP providers (Antigravity, etc.) also accept slash commands at the start of the prompt and are probably affected the same way; that is from reading the code, not from a run.
Fails with: A parent agent calls delegate_task or t3_thread_send with the text '/review the diff' to a thread on OpenCode where 'review' is a registered command. On origin/main, OpenCode runs the command through session.command. On this head the provider receives "[Message from another thread's agent (thread "...")...]\n\n/review the diff" as an ordinary prompt and the command never runs. This hits any orchestrator agent that delegates slash commands, skills or prompt templates to OpenCode. Fix: apply the Pi exemption to every slash-dispatching driver (opencode, claudeAgent, ACP drivers), or to all bare slash-led text, and add an OpenCode '/review' row to the RunExecutionService routing table.
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Cross-thread messages retain
createdByandsenderThreadIdin storage, but new turns and steers send only the body to the receiving model. A child's request can therefore look like a message from the human user. Fixes https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/24711.Prefix provider-visible cross-thread agent text with its sender thread ID and an explicit agent-authored/not-human marker. Apply the same formatter at the provider prompt boundary and on steers, after composer-context projection. Native
/compactdispatch uses the original text; handoff delivery preserves the marked prompt. Keep human messages and internal agent messages without a sender unchanged, and do not rewrite stored text, attachments, or provenance metadata. Sender IDs are JSON-escaped rather than interpolated as raw multiline text.This is a fresh, independently written implementation of the replacement requested in https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/24711; it does not reuse code from https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/24483. It is a narrow repair to the existing message-delivery path, shared by providers and clients, with no wire schema or visual UI change.
Validation on macOS arm64 / Node 26.12.1:
vp run check:changedpassed: 81 tests in four files, format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL checks and two affected-package typechecks. A separate targeted run of execution/control tests and the MCP delegated-task replay passed all 50 tests./compact,/compactwith attachments, and ordinary prompts. Native command text and attachments are preserved; only cross-thread agent prompts gain the marker./compact. Updated the exact outbound Codex replay frames (not a permissive matcher); both MCP delegated-task replay scenarios now pass.Use the smaller fix.Existing wrong-session and interrupt checks still passed.Maintainer follow-up: integration and native-command corrections preserve the provenance fix while retaining provider-native command delivery. Real Linux web/Codex verification on the recorded
187051d663head reproduced the missing marker on main and verified start, steer, queued delivery, unchanged human input and native compaction. This is contributor-reported runtime evidence tied to that revision, not a claim that every provider or client was exercised.On
3ed09f81d6, the native-command path also uses OpenCode’s per-session goal capability. The regression reproduces lost/goalrouting before the fix and covers setting, clearing and older sessions. All 169 changed-scope tests and affected checks pass. This follow-up exercised the real execution service at a fake provider boundary.Original implementation: GPT-5-based Codex. Follow-up: GPT-6.1 Sol. Harness: Codex desktop.
Fixes #24711