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fix(claude): tools running at Stop show as stopped, not failed - #29801
If you press Stop while a Claude tool is still running, such as a long foreground Bash command, the work log shows that tool as failed ("Failed to …"). The tool did not fail. You stopped it, so it should show as stopped, like the turn does.
When Claude Code is interrupted, it sends an error tool_result for each running tool (is_error: true, tool_result_meta.non_execution_kind: "user-rejected"), followed by a result with terminal_reason: "aborted_tools". ClaudeAdapterV2.settleToolCall maps every error result to failed and takes the tool out of the open set. Because of that, the turn finalizer, which marks still-open tools interrupted, never sees it. Clients show interrupted and cancelled as stopped, but they show failed as a red failure.
Change
When the turn has already been interrupted and the matching tool result carries non_execution_kind: "user-rejected", settleToolCall records that denial as interrupted. An unmarked genuine error arriving after Stop remains failed. The status is the same one endToolCalls already gives tools that are still open when an interrupted turn ends. It also matches the OpenCode fix in #29762.
Workflow members get the same treatment. When Stop cancels a workflow, the adapter settles member tools from each member's transcript, without a turn context. If the member was cancelled and the error line has Claude's denial marker (toolDenialKind, set to "user-rejected" in Claude's Stop reply), that tool is now recorded as interrupted. A genuine member tool failure that is first read after Stop has no denial marker, so it stays failed.
The regression delivers a stopped Bash result and a genuine failed Bash result in the same Stop acknowledgement; their statuses remain interrupted and failed respectively. Explicit cancelled/interrupted metadata keeps its precedence.
Scope and approval
This is a very small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so there is no prior issue. The adapter already models "interrupted" for tools that are open when Stop ends a turn. This change only stops the CLI's own Stop reply from turning those tools into failures. It is about 16 non-test lines in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts.
Overlap search: I searched the local PR index and GitHub for Claude Stop/interrupt and tool status changes. The closest PRs are #21158 and #15868 (a steer cancelling or interrupting Claude tools) and #28356 and #27487 (subagent rows stuck on Running). None of them touch settleToolCall or how a tool's error is classified after Stop.
Verification
Current candidate 88b295a, tree 11d8d174c5d3c73901ac2bfa16797ae5e1906217, integrates main a472342 without rewriting prior author commits.
CI=true TMPDIR=/private/tmp vp run check:changed upstream/main passed format, lint, knip, affected-package typechecks and 416/416 Claude adapter and replay integration tests. All commands retained their actual exit status. No repo-wide test run.
Fresh independent read-only review by GPT-6.1 Sol/high, Codex through T3 Code: no actionable P1/P2/P3 findings in the full frozen contribution. Task node:delegated-task:command%3Amcp%3A05f1a96a-5b49-41a2-bc99-96140e5986df%3Adelegate-task%3Afinish-t3-four-repairs-review-20261114 completed. It inspected source and test receipts without rerunning the suites.
Fresh readback: all eight required checks are satisfied (five success, three skipped). Macroscope correctness passed. Macroscope approvability remains neutral/needs human approval; no current human approval is claimed. Earlier captures do not certify this head. Native/client, remote/relay and paid-provider runtime proof were not repeated for this conflict repair.
Historical verification and retained author credits (earlier revisions)
Verification
Real CLI behavior: with Claude Agent SDK 0.3.276 and Claude Code 2.1.314 on Haiku, I ran ping -c 25 127.0.0.1 in Bash and called interrupt() after 4 s. The output was a tool_result with is_error: true and tool_result_meta: [{ non_execution_kind: "user-rejected" }], then [Request interrupted by user for tool use], then a result with subtype: "error_during_execution" and terminal_reason: "aborted_tools".
I extended the existing test lets the native SDK acknowledge Stop before closing its own query in ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts. A Bash tool is running, and the Stop acknowledgement sends the real-shaped error tool_result followed by the aborted_tools result. On main it fails with AssertionError: expected 'failed' to equal 'interrupted'.
Workflow members: I added the test shows a workflow member's tool as stopped when Stop cancels the workflow. In it, a member's first tool fails for real, its second gets the Stop reply, and then the workflow is stopped. Without the member change it fails with - "command interrupted: Rejected" + "command failed: Rejected". The transcript shape comes from real local Claude Code transcripts, subagent sidechains included: the Stop reply is an error tool_result with toolUseResult: "User rejected tool use" and toolDenialKind: "user-rejected", and genuine tool failures have no toolDenialKind.
With the fix, vp test run src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts passes 289/289, and ClaudeReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts passes 38/38.
CI=true vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages), and tests (290).
Not checked: a real client capture. The visible change is the existing "Stopped …" label in place of "Failed to …" for that row.
Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with GPT-6.1 Sol on high for the main change and 2 rounds for the workflow-member follow-up. Sol verdict: approved. Round 1 of the follow-up found that a genuine failure read late was being relabeled; the toolDenialKind check fixed it.
Created with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Stopped Claude tools now appear as interrupted rather than failed, including cancelled workflow members. The unresolved review concern about preserving genuine failures arriving after Stop needs confirmation against the new metadata guards.
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ClaudeAdapterV2 now classifies errored tool results as interrupted when the tool call is stopped. Other errored tool results remain failed. Tests cover graceful Stop and workflow-stop projection.
Workflow-member projection sets a stopped flag when the member is cancelled. Tool settlement uses that flag or an interrupted turn context to mark errored results interrupted; other errored results remain failed. Tests cover graceful Stop and workflow-stop projection, including a failed command.
This fix makes tools that were running when the user pressed Stop show as stopped instead of failed. In rare edge cases a declined or genuinely failed tool could also show as stopped. Only the displayed status is affected, so the change is low risk to merge, with the two edge cases left for maintainers.
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The title names the main change: tools running when Stop is pressed should show as stopped rather than failed in the Claude adapter. It follows the conventional commit form and matches the changeset, which maps tool errors to interrupted after an interrupted turn and for cancelled workflow members.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and each is substantive. The Problem section explains the observed bug (Stop shows running tools as failed) and the root cause in settleToolCall. The Change section explains the classification rule for the main path and for workflow members. The Scope section gives a reason for no linked issue and cites overlapping PRs. The Verification section lists focused test runs, a real CLI behavior capture, and what was not checked (a real client capture). The description also reports a conventional-commit-style title only indirectly, since the title is in the objectives, not the description. It also includes a long collapsed block of historical verification and a note about a conflict repair, which adds noise but does not remove required information. The template asks for a model and harness attribution at the end, and the description includes one (Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code and GPT-6.1 Sol via Codex). Overall, the required information is present.
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Verified latest contributor head b6bcfae4d48b4fdfa653321a379ff3515d0460b6, including the workflow-member follow-up pushed during this pass. Used repository Playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome on Linux, vp i, and real background dev servers run sequentially with isolated state. Created a real git project and provider turns through the web app. No mocks or seeded demo turns.
Real Claude Sonnet 4.6 through the local Anthropic-compatible proxy, CLI 2.1.316 and SDK 0.3.276: foreground ping -c 120 127.0.0.1, then the composer's Stop. The UI showed Run interrupted / Stopped by user; the persisted Bash item was interrupted.
Resumed that stopped thread. printf pr29801-latest-resume-ok completed. ls /tmp/pr29801-deliberately-missing-path remained failed, with exit code 2. Earlier Stop and follow-up results also survived a server restart.
Real native Claude Workflow with one Sonnet 4.6 member: used the root waiting-task Stop control while the member's foreground ping ran. The member became cancelled, and its Bash item persisted as interrupted.
Real Codex gpt-6.1-sol terminal command returned pr29801-latest-codex-ok on this head. The same client/provider path also completed on main.
Blacksmith at this head: 289 Claude adapter tests and 38 Claude replay integration tests passed, including both Stop regressions. No source changes, commits, or pushes were needed.
Stop recording at the latest head:
Resume succeeds and actual command failure stays failed:
Workflow member after Stop:
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The original red-failure regression did not reproduce live on current github/main (61c3794c32). Baseline attempts with Claude CLI 2.1.316 and the report's 2.1.314 both persisted the stopped tool as interrupted. These runs verify expected live behavior, but do not establish a live failing-before/passing-after comparison.
The real workflow stop transcript lacked toolDenialKind, so it did not prove the newly added workflow denial-classification branch ran. That exact case, including preservation of a genuine earlier failure, passed the regression test. A genuine permission rejection, native desktop/iOS/Android clients, and relay/tunnel connections were not exercised. The proxy rejected Haiku's normalized alias, so Claude integration checks used Sonnet 4.6.
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- Around line 8165-8167: Update the settlement status branch in ClaudeAdapterV2
to use result-level interruption evidence, rather than membership in
interruptedTurns alone, to classify a result as “interrupted”; preserve “failed”
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Preserve genuine failures processed after Stop.
If a genuine error result is queued when the user presses Stop, interruptTurn adds the turn to interruptedTurns before that result reaches settlement. This branch then records the error as interrupted, even when it has no cancellation metadata. Settlement removes the call from the registry, so finalization cannot correct the status.
Use result-level interruption evidence to distinguish Stop replies from genuine failures. Extend the existing Stop test with a genuine error processed after the Stop request, as the workflow test already does.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts around lines 8165 - 8167:
Update the settlement status branch in ClaudeAdapterV2 to use result-level interruption evidence, rather than membership in interruptedTurns alone, to classify a result as “interrupted”; preserve “failed” for genuine errors without cancellation metadata, even when Stop was requested first. Extend the existing Stop test to cover a genuine error processed after the Stop request.
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Problem
If you press Stop while a Claude tool is still running, such as a long foreground Bash command, the work log shows that tool as failed ("Failed to …"). The tool did not fail. You stopped it, so it should show as stopped, like the turn does.
When Claude Code is interrupted, it sends an error
tool_resultfor each running tool (is_error: true,tool_result_meta.non_execution_kind: "user-rejected"), followed by a result withterminal_reason: "aborted_tools".ClaudeAdapterV2.settleToolCallmaps every error result tofailedand takes the tool out of the open set. Because of that, the turn finalizer, which marks still-open toolsinterrupted, never sees it. Clients showinterruptedandcancelledas stopped, but they showfailedas a red failure.Change
When the turn has already been interrupted and the matching tool result carries
non_execution_kind: "user-rejected",settleToolCallrecords that denial asinterrupted. An unmarked genuine error arriving after Stop remainsfailed. The status is the same oneendToolCallsalready gives tools that are still open when an interrupted turn ends. It also matches the OpenCode fix in #29762.Workflow members get the same treatment. When Stop cancels a workflow, the adapter settles member tools from each member's transcript, without a turn context. If the member was cancelled and the error line has Claude's denial marker (
toolDenialKind, set to"user-rejected"in Claude's Stop reply), that tool is now recorded asinterrupted. A genuine member tool failure that is first read after Stop has no denial marker, so it staysfailed.The regression delivers a stopped Bash result and a genuine failed Bash result in the same Stop acknowledgement; their statuses remain interrupted and failed respectively. Explicit cancelled/interrupted metadata keeps its precedence.
Scope and approval
This is a very small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so there is no prior issue. The adapter already models "interrupted" for tools that are open when Stop ends a turn. This change only stops the CLI's own Stop reply from turning those tools into failures. It is about 16 non-test lines in
ClaudeAdapterV2.ts.Overlap search: I searched the local PR index and GitHub for Claude Stop/interrupt and tool status changes. The closest PRs are #21158 and #15868 (a steer cancelling or interrupting Claude tools) and #28356 and #27487 (subagent rows stuck on Running). None of them touch
settleToolCallor how a tool's error is classified after Stop.Verification
Current candidate 88b295a, tree
11d8d174c5d3c73901ac2bfa16797ae5e1906217, integrates main a472342 without rewriting prior author commits.CI=true TMPDIR=/private/tmp vp run check:changed upstream/mainpassed format, lint, knip, affected-package typechecks and 416/416 Claude adapter and replay integration tests. All commands retained their actual exit status. No repo-wide test run.node:delegated-task:command%3Amcp%3A05f1a96a-5b49-41a2-bc99-96140e5986df%3Adelegate-task%3Afinish-t3-four-repairs-review-20261114completed. It inspected source and test receipts without rerunning the suites.Historical verification and retained author credits (earlier revisions)
Verification
ping -c 25 127.0.0.1in Bash and calledinterrupt()after 4 s. The output was atool_resultwithis_error: trueandtool_result_meta: [{ non_execution_kind: "user-rejected" }], then[Request interrupted by user for tool use], then a result withsubtype: "error_during_execution"andterminal_reason: "aborted_tools".lets the native SDK acknowledge Stop before closing its own queryinClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts. A Bash tool is running, and the Stop acknowledgement sends the real-shaped errortool_resultfollowed by theaborted_toolsresult. On main it fails withAssertionError: expected 'failed' to equal 'interrupted'.shows a workflow member's tool as stopped when Stop cancels the workflow. In it, a member's first tool fails for real, its second gets the Stop reply, and then the workflow is stopped. Without the member change it fails with- "command interrupted: Rejected" + "command failed: Rejected". The transcript shape comes from real local Claude Code transcripts, subagent sidechains included: the Stop reply is an errortool_resultwithtoolUseResult: "User rejected tool use"andtoolDenialKind: "user-rejected", and genuine tool failures have notoolDenialKind.vp test run src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.tspasses 289/289, andClaudeReplayFixtures.integration.test.tspasses 38/38.CI=true vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages), and tests (290).Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with GPT-6.1 Sol on high for the main change and 2 rounds for the workflow-member follow-up. Sol verdict: approved. Round 1 of the follow-up found that a genuine failure read late was being relabeled; the
toolDenialKindcheck fixed it.Created with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
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