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fix(orchestration): resume continuations after planned worktree handoffs - #35311
Planned worktree handoffs can fail the old provider stream, leave tools unfinished, or hold the continuation. Persisting the workspace binding and continuation separately can also publish a delegated result before its follow-up is queued.
Change
Commit the workspace binding, continuation, checkpoint scope, and detach intent together. Preserve the calling run and Stop checks, and reject disabled providers before committing the handoff. Settle buffered nodes, items, and messages in order while preserving completed artifacts and shared-session siblings.
The session manager owns native interruption for shared and exclusive workspace handoffs. It releases the event permit while waiting for interrupts, then delivers the ordered detach signal. Failed interrupts and projection reads enter the existing failure/recovery path instead of reporting successful settlement. Settlement does not repeat a successful native interrupt.
Scope
Fixes#22971. Replaces #15203 and preserves @jakeleventhal's and @juliusmarminge's authorship and the subsequent remote cleanup. @timvdhoorn identified the unfinished handoff-tool issue. This changes the shared server lifecycle across clients; provider adapters are unchanged. Current web and live Claude proof is recorded below.
Verification
Head 62fe0ee17f3640d63a7a19361ae6bd3026d6198b, rebased onto upstream f03db4fbef59c42113e37c32897bf4d25d31cb2b. The original authors' patches and the subsequent remote cleanup are preserved.
vp run check:changed --concurrency 2: format, lint, both Knip passes, GraphQL generation, 37 affected-package typechecks, and 421 tests across 14 files pass.
The session-manager and thread-management suites pass all 99 cases. The previously failing inline-confirm browser file passes all 5 cases with Chromium. Its timer fix is inherited from upstream. A separate CI voice-configuration case exhausted its interaction budget; its setup, key-replacement, and provider-switch/disable flows are now independent table cases, preserving the assertions without added timeouts or retries. All four voice browser cases pass.
Failing-first cases cover disabled-provider atomic rejection, sibling delivery while interruption is blocked, forwarding failed interruption, exclusive interruption despite stalled shutdown, and projection-read failure. Existing execution cases reject a second interrupt after the owner has stopped the native turn; a plain-detach case also preserves defect-tolerant cleanup.
A service-level transcript from real orchestration services with an in-process test adapter covers exclusive and shared sessions: provider cwd moves from source to destination, both child runs complete, open child nodes/items are zero, a sibling event survives, and continuation/result delivery each occur once. This is not live-provider or native-client proof.
One fresh GPT-6.1 Sol review confirmed two further failure-path gaps (exclusive shutdown and projection reads); both were fixed with failing-first tests. A fresh second Codex GPT-6.1 Sol/high source recheck returned No findings at 6c215883c869; the only later commit splits the unrelated voice browser test, with no product-source change. Source recheck receipt.
Current-head product proof at 6c215883c869: real Claude Code 2.1.322 using claude-haiku-4-5 called the T3 handoff tool in a disposable Git repository, then automatically continued in the created worktree and returned HANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OK with the correct pwd. Both runs completed, no nodes or items remained active, and exactly one continuation result was present. Native provider-turn metadata confirms the requested model. The fixture stayed clean. The only subsequent change at 62fe0ee17f is test organization.
The live pass covers a single root-thread Claude handoff, observed in the web client. Shared-session sibling delivery and delegated-result multiplicity use service fixtures; live Stop/failure injection, other providers, Electron/mobile, and remote connection modes were not driven. These are explicit proof limits.
Macroscope approved eligibility at 6c21588, superseding the earlier concerns about the three now-resolved findings; no human maintainer approval is claimed. CI and bot reviews for 62fe0ee17f are pending. The PR stays open and unmerged, with auto-merge off.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Worktree handoffs now persist their requested continuation before detaching the provider session and settle interrupted execution records. Source-run validation and thread-scoped stream termination limit the impact on concurrent work.
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Worktree handoffs now include continuation data in the workspace metadata update. Orchestration validates and queues the continuation. Workspace-change detaches notify thread-scoped subscribers, interrupt eligible provider turns, and settle open run activity.
The metadata update can carry a continuation message and optional source run ID. Orchestration validates the source and worktree binding, then dispatches the continuation. Handoff tests check that dispatch occurs with the binding update rather than through a separate send.
Provider subscriptions can be associated with a thread. Workspace-change detach interrupts eligible pending or running turns and sends a typed detach error to matching subscribers.
Run settlement on workspace detach apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts
The run execution service settles open root activity and streaming messages as interrupted after a matching detach. Tests cover pending and running turns, buffered assistant messages, and background items.
Integration tests cover handoffs in exclusive and shared session modes, including continuation dispatch and detach behavior. The replay harness accepts an MCP app model context layer, and the overview describes the handoff sequence.
Issue 16000 concerns worktree-change detach ending the Claude CLI process and interrupting running subagents. This PR changes the same detach path but does not add a background-work guard.
Issue 15993 concerns a handoff tool item that remains running after workspace-change detach. This PR settles open tool items, but does not confirm whether it resolves the reported stale-banner effect.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, t3dotgg
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 93ccc
A planned worktree handoff can interrupt the wrong run. A run that reattaches to the shared session while a handoff waits on native interruption can be settled as interrupted. If a native interrupt fails, the old provider turn may keep running while the handoff run is reported as cleanly interrupted. Fix these before merge. The provider-disable check on handoff continuations and the duplicate-interrupt concern are no longer open.
Pre-merge checks: 3 · 1
Failed checks: 1 inconclusive
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Linked Issues check
Requirement [#22971]: a Claude t3_worktree_handoff with a continuationPrompt must end the handoff turn cleanly. The continuation must start in the new worktree. The reported failure was a provider-str…
Provide readable head evidence for apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, showing the workspace_changed detach path and that native interruption runs once. Also confirm in RunExecutionService.ts whether planned-detach s…
Passed checks: 3 passed
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Title check
The title names the main change: resuming continuations after planned worktree handoffs, under a fix(orchestration) prefix. The changeset adds continuation metadata to thread.metadata.update, reorders…
Out of Scope Changes check
Each changed file in the whole-PR summary connects to the worktree handoff lifecycle in #22971: - packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts: adds optional worktreeContinuation to thread.metadata.updat…
Description check
The description follows the repository template and covers Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It states the bug (planned worktree handoffs can fail the old provider stream, leave tools unfinish…
Full details: Title check
Explanation
The title names the main change: resuming continuations after planned worktree handoffs, under a fix(orchestration) prefix. The changeset adds continuation metadata to thread.metadata.update, reorders the workspace binding and detach, and settles interrupted runs so that continuations are queued. The title is specific and matches the linked issue #22971 about continuations not starting after a handoff. Its length (72 characters) is acceptable.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
Each changed file in the whole-PR summary connects to the worktree handoff lifecycle in #22971:
packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts: adds optional worktreeContinuation to thread.metadata.update.
EffectOutbox.ts and EffectWorker.ts: forward the optional workspace_changed reason to provider-session detach.
packages/provider-core/src/server/ProviderAdapter.ts: adds ProviderAdapterSessionDetached and thread-scoped subscribeEvents.
ProviderSessionManager.ts and its test: thread-scoped failure, detach handling, and ordered interrupts.
RunExecutionService.ts and its test: ordered settlement of open nodes, items, and messages. Also an optional interruption message in makeInterruptResultTurnItem that supports the settlement reason.
ThreadManagementService.ts and its test: provider-instance check for continuation updates.
WorktreeMcpService.ts and test, SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts: handoff and continuation coverage.
docs/internals/overview.md: documents the atomic handoff commit and detach ordering.
No unrelated feature or refactor appears in the summary or in the readable diffs. The ProviderSessionManager.ts diff could not be read, so this verdict rests on its summary.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description follows the repository template and covers Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It states the bug (planned worktree handoffs can fail the old provider stream, leave tools unfinished, or hold the continuation) and describes the change (atomic commit of workspace binding, continuation, and detach intent; ordered settlement; session-manager-owned native interruption). Scope links issue #22971 and the replaced PR #15203. Verification lists concrete commands, test counts, failing-first cases, a service-level transcript, and a live Claude receipt, and it states proof limits (no live Stop/failure injection, other providers, Electron/mobile, or remote modes). The description does not restate the template's optional comment about a conventional commit title, and it contains some heavy author-specific history, but these are non-critical. The verification section also mentions a voice browser test split that is unrelated to the core fix, which reviewers may want to see separated. Overall the description is substantially complete. Note: the PR objectives report different test counts (229 tests across 11 files, 140 cases) than the description (421 tests across 14 files, 99 cases in suites). This discrepancy is a reviewer-facing inconsistency worth reconciling, though it does not make the description incomplete.
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Requirement [#22971]: a Claude t3_worktree_handoff with a continuationPrompt must end the handoff turn cleanly. The continuation must start in the new worktree. The reported failure was a provider-stream failure ("Workspace changed.") and an unstarted continuation.
Evidence that supports the requirement:
WorktreeMcpService.ts (whole-PR summary): the continuation is sent in the same thread.metadata.update that binds the worktree. The separate sendToThread step is removed.
Orchestrator.ts (summary): validates the source run, Stop state, thread type, and binding, then queues the continuation. Workspace changes mark detach effects with reason "workspace_changed".
RunExecutionService.ts: the incremental diff from previous reviewed head to head is empty. The previous review verified that a ProviderAdapterSessionDetached for the current session and thread becomes a workspace_detached event, not a stream failure.
Unresolved evidence:
ProviderSessionManager.ts changed since the previous review. The incremental diff could not be read because the changed blobs are missing from the checkout. Its workspace_changed detach path, which fails thread subscribers and runs queued interrupts, is therefore unverified at head.
The AI summary of RunExecutionService.ts says settlement interrupts a running or pending root provider turn. The PR description says that native interruption is owned only by the session manager at 44c3d3c. This conflict is not resolved by readable code. A duplicate interrupt would not by itself fail the #22971 requirement, but it affects the settlement path.
The new test files were not re-read. Test coverage rests on the summary and the author's reported validation runs.
Live Claude proof is not a coding requirement here.
Resolution
Provide readable head evidence for apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, showing the workspace_changed detach path and that native interruption runs once. Also confirm in RunExecutionService.ts whether planned-detach settlement calls native interruption. Re-run the assessment after the blobs are available.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Line 14483: Update the handoff flow around dispatchMessage so it checks the
calling run’s Stop state while holding the thread lock before accepting the
binding or starting the continuation. Reject the handoff if Stop has settled the
source run, including when the isActiveRun lookup finds no source.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Line 630: Update publishToSubscribers and failSubscribers to order event
offers and detach-failure offers through one shared boundary, such as
requestEventPermit, only after confirming that holding it during subscriber
offers cannot block on a full queue. Ensure a detach failure cannot reach a
subscriber queue ahead of events already selected for that subscriber; preserve
existing queue and permit safeguards.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:
- Around line 1748-1754: Update the detach interruption flow that maps
openRootTurnItems to also settle each corresponding open root node, using the
turn item’s nodeId to emit the appropriate node update. Preserve nodes that have
already completed, and keep the existing turn-item interruption behavior.
- Around line 1774-1776: Update the detach flow in RunExecutionService to
determine interrupt targets from live turn state, including both pending and
running turns, rather than relying on a projection snapshot that may miss
buffered events. Send the native adapter interrupt before ingesting the terminal
event through settlement’s ingestEvent and routeEvent flow, and add a
buffered-event test verifying that a running turn queued during detach is
interrupted before the run settles.
Review comments at @docs/user/composer.md:
- Around line 76-77: Move the handoff guidance from the queue and steer
instructions to the relevant worktree feature section, and explain which user
action—moving the agent’s thread into a worktree with a continuation
message—starts the handoff and that work then resumes automatically there.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Line 14512: In the continuation handoff that yields through dispatchMessage,
validate the thread’s provider instance with
resolveProjectProviderInstanceEnabled alongside the existing source-run
validation and before dispatchThreadMutation can commit metadata changes. Reject
the handoff with an OrchestratorDispatchError when the provider is disabled,
while preserving the existing behavior for enabled providers.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Line 641: Update the failSubscribers flow so interruptActiveTurns runs after
requestEventPermit is released, rather than through beforeFailure while the
permit is held. Keep subscriber removal and event/failure offers under the
permit to preserve buffered-event ordering.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:
- Line 1734: Update settleDetachedRun so it does not issue a second
interruptTurn for a root turn that ProviderSessionManager.detach has already
stopped, or treats that already-stopped result as settled. Preserve the retry
path when detach’s first interrupt fails, and avoid changing behavior for
adapters not confirmed to be affected; ensure the normal finalizeRootRun path
still runs for the handoff run.
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The detach handler read the run's open-item maps upstream of the provider
commit batcher, which can read ahead of processing. A buffered tool
completion could then be overwritten by a stale interrupted snapshot.
The stream now emits an in-order marker and settlement runs when it is
processed.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Preserve current handoff completion and Stop semantics, settle detached root items in ingestion order, and handle terminal item updates across provider continuations. Adapt subscription fixtures and synchronize integration assertions with persisted completion.
…during detach
A worktree handoff's continuation now passes the same disabled-provider
check as a queued message, and a planned detach interrupts native turns
before taking the event permit so sibling threads keep streaming.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Line 3142: Update the detach flow around interruptActiveTurns so subscribers
created by a reattachment during the wait are not failed with the old
workspace-detach error. Capture the subscriptions or attachment generation
before the wait, then make failSubscribers target only subscribers belonging to
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Current product proof passed with real Claude Haiku 4.5: handoff created the worktree and automatically ran exactly one continuation there. Both runs completed; no nodes/items remained active, and the fixture stayed clean. Model/turn metadata and limits and web capture are uploaded. A fresh Codex Sol/high source recheck returned No findings at 6c21588.
CI then exposed a timeout in the unchanged voice-configuration browser test. 62fe0ee17f splits its long setup/key-edit/provider-switch sequence into independent cases, preserving assertions without retries or timeout changes. check:changed --concurrency 2 passed again: 421 tests, 37 package typechecks, and all other required local checks. Product source is unchanged from the live proof and clean source review. Fresh CI/reviews are pending; auto-merge remains off.
…ts interrupt
When the native interrupt fails, or the turns to interrupt cannot be
read, the moving thread's subscription stays open instead of failing.
The run keeps streaming until the native turn really ends, as on main,
so its continuation never starts beside a live native turn and the run
does not request a restart of a shared runtime.
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/ProviderSessionManager.ts:3164: Not fixed: failed native interruption still fails an exclusive handoff run and holds its continuation. failSubscribers returns early on interruption failure, but detach proceeds to releaseEntry, which fails the preserved subscribers with ProviderAdapterEventStreamError and closes the runtime. This retains the reported Claude failure path; it is not a worse-than-main claim.
Fails with: A Claude thread calls t3_worktree_handoff with continuationPrompt while its turn is active, and native interruptTurn fails. Claude uses exclusive sessions. The unconditional release then ends ingestion as a provider failure, and startNextQueuedRun holds the continuation. Confirmed by an in-memory variant of the existing detach table using mode=exclusive and failure=interrupt: the subscription ended with ProviderAdapterEventStreamError, cause 'Provider session released: manual_shutdown.', instead of remaining alive. Failed interruption during a Claude handoff is explicitly reported in #22971.
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Problem
Planned worktree handoffs can fail the old provider stream, leave tools unfinished, or hold the continuation. Persisting the workspace binding and continuation separately can also publish a delegated result before its follow-up is queued.
Change
Commit the workspace binding, continuation, checkpoint scope, and detach intent together. Preserve the calling run and Stop checks, and reject disabled providers before committing the handoff. Settle buffered nodes, items, and messages in order while preserving completed artifacts and shared-session siblings.
The session manager owns native interruption for shared and exclusive workspace handoffs. It releases the event permit while waiting for interrupts, then delivers the ordered detach signal. Failed interrupts and projection reads enter the existing failure/recovery path instead of reporting successful settlement. Settlement does not repeat a successful native interrupt.
Scope
Fixes #22971. Replaces #15203 and preserves @jakeleventhal's and @juliusmarminge's authorship and the subsequent remote cleanup. @timvdhoorn identified the unfinished handoff-tool issue. This changes the shared server lifecycle across clients; provider adapters are unchanged. Current web and live Claude proof is recorded below.
Verification
Head
62fe0ee17f3640d63a7a19361ae6bd3026d6198b, rebased onto upstreamf03db4fbef59c42113e37c32897bf4d25d31cb2b. The original authors' patches and the subsequent remote cleanup are preserved.vp run check:changed --concurrency 2: format, lint, both Knip passes, GraphQL generation, 37 affected-package typechecks, and 421 tests across 14 files pass.6c215883c869; the only later commit splits the unrelated voice browser test, with no product-source change. Source recheck receipt.Historical evidence from the previous PR: headless Codex before/after proof and the old discussion recording live Claude observations. These predate the current rebase. Current proof is separate from that historical evidence.
Current-head product proof at
6c215883c869: real Claude Code 2.1.322 usingclaude-haiku-4-5called the T3 handoff tool in a disposable Git repository, then automatically continued in the created worktree and returnedHANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OKwith the correctpwd. Both runs completed, no nodes or items remained active, and exactly one continuation result was present. Native provider-turn metadata confirms the requested model. The fixture stayed clean. The only subsequent change at62fe0ee17fis test organization.Live Claude receipt and limits · Service transcript · Failing-first regression evidence.
The live pass covers a single root-thread Claude handoff, observed in the web client. Shared-session sibling delivery and delegated-result multiplicity use service fixtures; live Stop/failure injection, other providers, Electron/mobile, and remote connection modes were not driven. These are explicit proof limits.
Macroscope approved eligibility at
6c21588, superseding the earlier concerns about the three now-resolved findings; no human maintainer approval is claimed. CI and bot reviews for62fe0ee17fare pending. The PR stays open and unmerged, with auto-merge off.Implementation and source review: GPT-6.1 Sol (high), Codex harness in T3 Code.