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fix(server): a worktree handoff on Claude or Pi completes its run and starts the continuation - #36360
Test Server 2 failed because of the fix, not the CI machine: I reproduced the 120s timeout locally on 4eff08e. The fix makes a workspace handoff that releases its own exclusive session settle the run as completed instead of failing it, while the older regression test 'interrupts the handoff tool call that releases its own session' (ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts) still waited for a run.updated with status failed, which never arrives. The right change is to the stale test expectation, not the fix: the tool call still ends interrupted with a completion time and no pending background work. I made that one-line change and it passed locally, but my push was rejected because a concurrent session on this branch had already pushed the equivalent change as 744a84e (it additionally asserts the run ends completed), followed by 36d5f86 (a continuation cannot message a provider-run subagent thread). I dropped my duplicate commit and pushed nothing. On the current tip 36d5f86 the previously failing file passes locally (59/59) and CI shows Test Server 1-8, Test, Test Web 2, Lint, and Build and Typecheck green; Test Web 1 and CodeRabbit were still in progress when last read. I did not call watch_pull_request: I pushed nothing and the other session's worktree is still on this branch, so a second watcher would race it. I did not review 36d5f86 beyond confirming that test file passes on it.
Add a disposable Git repository as a project in T3 Code. 2. Start a top-level Claude thread in the original checkout with full access. 3. Ask it to call t3_worktree_handoff with a fresh branch name, startFromOrigin:false, runSetupScript:false, and continuationPrompt:'Run pwd and git branch --show-current, then reply HANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OK'. 4. Leave the thread alone after the call. On affected main behavior, the worktree is created and selected, but the calling run shows a provider error and the continuation can remain held until Resume or another message. With this change's successful-interrupt path, the continuation starts automatically in the new worktree and unfinished handoff records settle. These steps were derived from the issue and diff, not executed; failed native interruption remains an unresolved exception.
Evidence
Steps: create a disposable Git project, start a top-level Claude Haiku 5.5 thread with full access in the original checkout, then request t3_worktree_handoff with a fresh branch, startFromOrigin:false, runSetupScript:false, and continuationPrompt:'Run pwd and git branch --show-current, then reply HANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OK'. Leave it alone.
Environment: real web client and server, isolated fresh T3 homes, synthetic repositories, Chromium at 1440×1000 in dark mode; identical conversation crops.
Base failed the calling run and left its continuation queued. Head completed the handoff and exactly one continuation automatically, returning HANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OK from the destination branch. Head execution records contained no unfinished runs, attempts, provider turns, or tool items.
Delegated-task result delivery and shared-session sibling isolation were not exercised; the supplied reproduction uses a top-level exclusive Claude session.
Failed native interruption remains unverified; the observed handoff followed the successful interruption/session-detachment path.
Tests
On 4eff08e: vp test run src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts -t "interrupts the handoff tool call that releases its own session" from apps/server: failed, timed out at 120000ms (reproduces CI). With my local test change (not pushed): the same command passed in 6s; ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts plus SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts passed 69/69; vp run check:changed passed (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 37 packages, tests in 11 files). On remote tip 36d5f86: vp test run src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts passed 59/59. CI on 36d5f86: Test Server 1-8 success, Test success, Test Web 2 success, Lint success, Build and Typecheck success; Test Web 1 and CodeRabbit in progress.
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Committing the worktree binding and the continuation in one command (the pull request's worktreeContinuation field on thread.metadata.update). On main they are still two commands, so a delegated child thread can publish its result between the run completing and the continuation being queued. That is a wire contract change and a separate concern from the failed run; it was not written or tested here.
A shared-session (Codex-style) handoff whose native interrupt fails still only logs a warning and leaves the turn running until it ends by itself, as on main.
The pull request's rejection of a handoff when the provider is disabled, its docs/internals/overview.md paragraph, and its unrelated split of CloudVoiceConfiguration.browser.test.tsx.
No live Claude turn was run on this VM; the proof is the integration test with an exclusive-session test adapter whose interruptTurn dies if called.
No test drives an app-owned delegated child through a handoff and checks the parent's result delivery; the fix is proven by the continuation run being in the binding's commit, and relies on the existing rule that a queued run keeps a delegated task from being terminal.
The continuation is still not marked as a restart continuation of the calling run and carries no senderThreadId, as with the previous separate send; whether it should inherit a follow-up task's delegatedTaskId was not changed.
The orchestrator does not reject a continuation on a thread.metadata.update that leaves the worktree unchanged; only the handoff service sends the field.
A shared-session handoff whose native interrupt fails still only logs a warning, as on main.
Other detach reasons on an exclusive session with a running turn (archive, settle, runtime mode change) still end the run as a provider failure.
No docs/internals change; the constraint is recorded in a code comment next to the orchestrator helper.
No live Claude or Pi turn was run on this VM.
No test drives an app-owned delegated child through a handoff and checks the parent's result delivery.
Commit 36d5f86 (a continuation cannot message a provider-run subagent thread), pushed by the concurrent session, was not reviewed here.
… starts the continuation
Claude and Pi sessions hold one thread, so re-pointing the thread at a
worktree closes the session. The close reached the run as a failed event
stream: the run was recorded as a provider failure ("The provider event
stream closed unexpectedly") and a failed run holds the queue, so the
continuation waited for a manual Resume.
The session manager now names the detached thread on the stream error it
raises for that close. A run whose session closed under it because its
own thread detached, and whose workspace moved, settles the way a shared
session's handoff already does: completed, unless a stored Stop wins. The
closed process is never asked to interrupt, so a failing interrupt can no
longer fail the handoff. Other detaches fail the run as before.
Refs #22971
Co-authored-by: Jake Leventhal <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
…ead binding
The handoff bound the thread to the worktree in one command and queued
the continuation in a second. The binding's detach effect could run in
between and settle the calling run while no follow-up existed, so a
delegated task could report its result to the parent before the
requested work had run.
thread.metadata.update now carries an optional continuation that the
orchestrator queues in the same commit as the binding and its detach
effect, under the same locks a message takes. The handoff sends one
command, and a disabled provider rejects it before anything commits.
Refs #22971
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Worktree handoffs now persist requested continuations with the workspace binding and settle runs when the old provider session closes. The behavior remains scoped to handoffs, with existing Stop-request and provider restrictions retained.
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Walkthrough
Worktree handoffs now include an optional continuation in the thread metadata update. The orchestrator dispatches that continuation and applies message-intake locking. Provider-session errors can identify a detached thread, allowing run ingestion to handle matching workspace handoffs.
Changes: Worktree Handoff Continuations
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Summary
Continuation command and handoff dispatch packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/WorktreeMcpService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/WorktreeMcpService.test.ts
The metadata update accepts an optional continuation message ID and text. Worktree handoff includes the continuation in that update instead of sending it separately. Tests check that the continuation is queued with the binding dispatch.
Orchestration and dispatch validation apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ClaudeReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts
The orchestrator applies the metadata update, dispatches the continuation, and records its subagent follow-up. Intake locking treats the continuation as a message dispatch. Dispatch validation checks the selected provider instance when a continuation is present. Native subagent threads reject metadata updates that include continuations.
Provider event-stream errors can include a detached thread ID. The session manager passes that ID when notifying subscribers, and the test checks its presence for detach releases.
Run finalization and handoff coverage apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
Run ingestion detects a matching detached-thread error after workspace movement and attempts interrupted-run finalization. Integration tests cover queued continuations with pooled and exclusive sessions, and verify a handoff run completes after waiting.
Worktree handoffs now queue their continuation in the same metadata update, and provider-native subagent threads stay read-only. No merge-blocking issue was found.
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The title is a conventional commit that names the main change: a worktree handoff on Claude or Pi now completes the calling run and starts the continuation. The changeset matches this. It adds an optional continuation to thread.metadata.update, makes the binding and continuation one commit, and settles the handoff run as completed on an exclusive-session detach.
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The description does not follow the required template. It lacks the Problem, Change, and Scope headings, omits the Scope section, and does not link the bug issue or explain why no issue is needed. It also lacks a maintainer-request link, repeats known limitations, includes unrelated CloudVoiceConfiguration and documentation changes, and does not clearly state that Test Web 1 and CodeRabbit were still in progress. The model information is partly present. The Verification content is mostly complete.
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Restructure the description under the headings Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. Under Problem, state the bug, expected behavior, and reproduction steps in one or two sentences. Under Change, explain how the fix addresses the bug and why the orchestrator, contracts, provider-core, and test changes are needed for the same fix. Under Scope, link the issue that shows the bug, or explain why no issue is needed. Link the maintainer request if one exists, and state the relationship to #35311. Under Verification, retain the focused test commands and observed results, and state that CI for Test Web 1 and CodeRabbit was still in progress. Move the Not in this change and Not shown lists into a short known-limitations section, and remove duplicate entries. Keep the model and harness information at the end. Remove the unrelated CloudVoiceConfiguration split and documentation changes from this PR, or move them to separate PRs.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Line 14749: Before the continuation path calls dispatchMessage, apply the same
isProviderNativeSubagentThread rejection used by the message.dispatch case.
Preserve the existing continuation behavior for threads that pass this guard.
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The test waited for the run to end failed, which was the behaviour this
branch fixes. The tool call still ends interrupted; the run now completes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
…read
A thread.metadata.update carrying a continuation queued a message without
the read-only check message.dispatch applies to provider-native subagent
threads. Both paths now share that check, and it runs before the binding
so a refused command writes nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
Sync 1113d: 76 upstream commits to ab9e6a2. Conflicts in Orchestrator.ts
(upstream pingdotgg#36360 continuation locks ported into the fork settle-cascade
wrapper) and ClaudeAdapterV2.ts and its test (pingdotgg#36384 send_to_user beside the
fork read-only session tools; pingdotgg#36339 monitor wake entry beside the fork
taskId-tagged reports) resolved additively. No fork feature dropped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Test Server 2 failed because of the fix, not the CI machine: I reproduced the 120s timeout locally on 4eff08e. The fix makes a workspace handoff that releases its own exclusive session settle the run as completed instead of failing it, while the older regression test 'interrupts the handoff tool call that releases its own session' (ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts) still waited for a run.updated with status failed, which never arrives. The right change is to the stale test expectation, not the fix: the tool call still ends interrupted with a completion time and no pending background work. I made that one-line change and it passed locally, but my push was rejected because a concurrent session on this branch had already pushed the equivalent change as 744a84e (it additionally asserts the run ends completed), followed by 36d5f86 (a continuation cannot message a provider-run subagent thread). I dropped my duplicate commit and pushed nothing. On the current tip 36d5f86 the previously failing file passes locally (59/59) and CI shows Test Server 1-8, Test, Test Web 2, Lint, and Build and Typecheck green; Test Web 1 and CodeRabbit were still in progress when last read. I did not call watch_pull_request: I pushed nothing and the other session's worktree is still on this branch, so a second watcher would race it. I did not review 36d5f86 beyond confirming that test file passes on it.
Supersedes #35311. The change is @jakeleventhal's; their commits are kept.
Reproduction on main
Evidence
Steps: create a disposable Git project, start a top-level Claude Haiku 5.5 thread with full access in the original checkout, then request t3_worktree_handoff with a fresh branch, startFromOrigin:false, runSetupScript:false, and continuationPrompt:'Run pwd and git branch --show-current, then reply HANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OK'. Leave it alone.
Environment: real web client and server, isolated fresh T3 homes, synthetic repositories, Chromium at 1440×1000 in dark mode; identical conversation crops.
Base failed the calling run and left its continuation queued. Head completed the handoff and exactly one continuation automatically, returning HANDOFF_CONTINUATION_OK from the destination branch. Head execution records contained no unfinished runs, attempts, provider turns, or tool items.
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Tests
On 4eff08e:
vp test run src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts -t "interrupts the handoff tool call that releases its own session"from apps/server: failed, timed out at 120000ms (reproduces CI). With my local test change (not pushed): the same command passed in 6s; ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts plus SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts passed 69/69;vp run check:changedpassed (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 37 packages, tests in 11 files). On remote tip 36d5f86:vp test run src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.tspassed 59/59. CI on 36d5f86: Test Server 1-8 success, Test success, Test Web 2 success, Lint success, Build and Typecheck success; Test Web 1 and CodeRabbit in progress.Not in this change
Who did the work
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