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fix(server): a streamed reply or reasoning block no longer stores every snapshot of its text - #36362
Cause: every streaming snapshot of an assistant message or reasoning item that the paragraph filter passes is appended to orchestration_events with the full text so far, so stored text grows with the square of the item's length until the next day's prune. Fix (apps/server/src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.ts, appendAgentEvents): when a streaming text snapshot (assistant message.updated, or a running assistant_message/reasoning turn-item.updated with streaming true) directly follows another snapshot of the same entity on its thread, the new row is inserted and the previous row is deleted in the same transaction. The store keeps a small in-memory map (thread -> event type -> last streaming row: entity id, event id, sequence), capped at 4096 threads like the existing promptHints map. Any other event on the thread, or a switch to another entity of the same event type, ends the run, mirroring the rule ThreadLiveEventCoalescer and the ws replay path already use to collapse these events, so replay order by first row is unchanged. The delete is guarded by sequence AND event_id, so a sequence reused after a rollback or a retried write with the same event id never removes the wrong row; a rollback at worst leaves one extra row. The filter (assistantStreaming.ts) and RunExecutionService are untouched, so the two findings that sank the first attempt do not apply: every snapshot is still handed to persistence and published to clients at exactly the times main does (the 10,000/12,000/14,000 case has 14,000 durable before a restart at 1,300 ms, and the 20-second-paragraph case still shows the final paragraph immediately), and the newest text is on disk and in the projections after every write. After a server restart the map is empty, so one leftover streaming row per in-flight item can remain until the existing prune. IMPORTANT deviation from the brief: the repro test on factory/repro-23365 measures characters returned by the filter. It cannot pass there without the filter passing fewer snapshots, which is precisely what the reviewers rejected (text withheld from clients and from disk). I moved it to OrchestrationEventStore.test.ts with the same 300-paragraph stream and the same 4x bound, measured on the rows actually stored; it fails on the base (stashed fix) and passes with the fix. It also asserts that every append still returns its event for publishing, that the newest text is stored after each append, and the rollback, same-event-id retry, interleaved-entity and final-snapshot cases. If the pipeline requires the filter-level test verbatim, this result does not satisfy that. One existing assertion changed: FoundationPersistence.test.ts 'commits an ordered provider batch atomically...' expected the log to hold both streaming snapshots of one message; it now expects the second only. End-to-end check on a fresh dev database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0, temporary Replay scenario, not committed): one 31,560-character reasoning item streamed as 60 snapshots left 1 streaming row plus 1 final row, about 65 KB of payload; the issue reports 60 rows and about 1.03 MB on main for the same shape of turn (I did not re-run main end to end). No new regex or parser. No user-visible change.
On origin/main 9efd960: ran T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev in a fresh worktree (own .t3, fresh database), added a project, and temporarily registered a synthetic Replay (dev) scenario with one ACP agent_thought_chunk of 31,548 characters in 60 paragraphs (streamed by the replay agent at 3 words per 30 ms, ~59 s) followed by a short assistant message. Started one turn with node apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start --base-dir .t3 --provider devReplay --model long-reasoning --wait <project> go. Querying the worktree's statev2.sqlite read-only: that single reasoning item stored 59 streaming turn-item.updated rows plus 1 final row, ~1.03 MB of payload in total. Each row holds the full cumulative text (525, 1050, 1575 ... 31,024 chars, then 31,548), about 32x the final text. Separately, the test on factory/repro-23365 (a 300-paragraph stream with one snapshot every 500 ms) fails on current main: 12,371,100 characters passed against a limit of 328,800 (4x the final text).
Evidence
Being captured: before and after in the real app. This section is filled in before the pull request can merge.
Tests
vp test run src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.test.ts src/orchestration-v2/assistantStreaming.test.ts (apps/server): 27 passed. Same store test with the fix stashed: 'stores snapshots of a long stream...' fails at the 4x bound. vp test run src/orchestration-v2 src/persistence src/ws (apps/server): 2753 passed, 2 failed: FoundationPersistence 'commits an ordered provider batch atomically...' (asserted the old behaviour; updated, file then 60/60 passed) and Migrations/026_CanonicalizeModelSelectionOptions.test.ts, which also fails with all my changes stashed. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages), test (4 files, 75 tests) all pass. Runtime: one devReplay long-reasoning turn on a fresh database, queried read-only with sqlite3 (1 streaming + 1 final reasoning row).
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Running tool items (command_execution, file_change, file_search, web_search, dynamic_tool) also append a full snapshot per update and are collapsed by the live coalescer; the store still keeps every one of those rows.
A streaming snapshot followed by a different event on the thread (plan, provider turn usage, another item) is kept, so a provider that interleaves other events between every snapshot still stores more than one row per item; relaxing the run rule needs a decision on replay ordering.
The final (non-streaming) row does not remove the last streaming row, so an item leaves two rows instead of one.
The projection row for the item is still rewritten with the full text on every snapshot, so write volume (not database size) still grows with the square of the length.
Migrations/026_CanonicalizeModelSelectionOptions.test.ts fails on the base branch, unrelated to this change.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Fable 5.2, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
Reproduces #23365: every streaming snapshot the paragraph filter passes
becomes a durable event holding the full text so far, so a long stream's
stored text grows with the square of its length.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ry snapshot of its text
Each streaming snapshot of an assistant message or reasoning item was
appended to the event log holding the full text so far, so a long item
stored its text many times over until the next day's prune. A 31.5k
character reasoning block left 60 rows and about 1 MB.
The event store now replaces the previous row when a streaming text
snapshot directly follows another snapshot of the same item on its
thread, in the same transaction. That is the run the live coalescer and
replay already collapse, so clients see the same events at the same
times and the newest text is durable after every write as before.
The reproducing test moves from the paragraph filter to the event
store: it could only pass at the filter by holding text back from
clients and from disk.
Fixes#23365
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The change reduces stored streaming text by deleting superseded snapshots. An unresolved review concern identifies possible replay reordering when reasoning and message updates interleave; that ordering guarantee needs resolution before persisted rows are removed.
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Walkthrough
The event store now replaces consecutive streaming text snapshots for the same entity instead of retaining each snapshot row. Tests cover growing reasoning snapshots, rollback retention, event ordering, and the updated published-event expectation.
Changes: Streaming Snapshot Persistence
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Summary
Identify and replace streaming snapshots apps/server/src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.ts, apps/server/src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/FoundationPersistence.test.ts
The event store identifies streaming assistant text snapshots and replaces the previous stored row when a newer snapshot has the same entity. Tracking is bounded to 4096 threads. Tests cover snapshot retention, rollback, ordering, and the published-event expectation.
Streaming reasoning and assistant-message snapshots on the same thread can be stored in a different order than they were produced, because the replacement tracking is not cleared when the event type changes. Storage savings work as intended and the final text is preserved. The remaining risk is a replay-ordering inconsistency that should be fixed, with a test for this interleaving, before merge.
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The title names the main change: streamed assistant reply or reasoning snapshots no longer all get stored. The changeset implements this by deleting the previous streaming row on each new snapshot in …
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[#23365] The objective is that the durable event log stores a bounded number of rows per streamed reasoning or assistant-message item, so storage grows with final text length, not its square. The PR c…
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Changes map to the #23365 storage objective. OrchestrationEventStore.ts adds the streaming-run tracking map (capped at 4,096 threads, like the existing promptHints map) and the delete-then-insert logi…
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[#23365] The objective is that the durable event log stores a bounded number of rows per streamed reasoning or assistant-message item, so storage grows with final text length, not its square. The PR changes OrchestrationEventStore.appendAgentEvents. When a streaming snapshot (assistant message.updated, or running assistant_message/reasoning turn-item.updated with streaming true) directly follows a snapshot of the same entity on the same thread, the new row is inserted and the previous row is deleted in one transaction. The delete is guarded by sequence and event_id. The PR reports a fresh-database run: one 31,560-character reasoning item streamed as 60 snapshots left 1 streaming row plus 1 final row (about 65 KB), versus 60 rows and about 1.03 MB on main. The store test (300-paragraph stream, 4x bound on stored rows) fails on base and passes with the fix. Every snapshot is still appended and published, so the filter and RunExecutionService behavior is unchanged. Residual gaps, stated by the PR: a different event between snapshots on the same thread ends the run, so a provider that interleaves other events between every snapshot still stores more than one row per item. The OpenCode provider path named in the issue was not run end to end; the runtime check used a synthetic Replay scenario. The issue's reproduction SQL was not re-run on a post-fix database. The filter-level repro test was moved to the store test, which the issue does not prohibit. The core requirement is met for consecutive snapshots, the pattern the issue reports.
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Changes map to the #23365 storage objective. OrchestrationEventStore.ts adds the streaming-run tracking map (capped at 4,096 threads, like the existing promptHints map) and the delete-then-insert logic. OrchestrationEventStore.test.ts adds coverage for the same objective (bounded stored text, returned events, newest text stored, rollback, same-event-id retry, interleaved entities, final snapshot). FoundationPersistence.test.ts changes one assertion to match the new stored-row behavior for consecutive snapshots of one message, which follows from the objective. The PR does not change assistantStreaming.ts or RunExecutionService. Running tool-item snapshots are excluded and documented as not in this change; the issue concerns reasoning and assistant_message items only. The Migrations/026 test failure is reported as pre-existing on base and is not a change in this PR.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.ts:
- Line 567: Update the snapshot tracking around the map update so it retains
only the immediately preceding snapshot per thread, or clears entries for other
event types when the type changes. Preserve replay ordering by first row and
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Clear tracking when the event type changes.
For reasoning snapshot R1, assistant-message snapshot M1, then reasoning snapshot R2, this map retains R1 across M1. R2 then deletes R1. The stored order becomes M1, R2.
The comment above states that replay orders entities by their first row. This sequence therefore reverses the reasoning and assistant-message order. It also violates the stated consecutive-snapshot restriction.
Track only the immediately preceding snapshot per thread, or clear the other event-type entries. Extend the existing ordering case with this sequence.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.ts at line 567:
Update the snapshot tracking around the map update so it retains only the immediately preceding snapshot per thread, or clears entries for other event types when the type changes. Preserve replay ordering by first row and enforce the consecutive-snapshot restriction for the R1, M1, R2 sequence; extend the existing ordering case to cover that sequence.
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…ing text
A client viewing a thread records thread.visited about every ten
seconds. Each one ended the run of streaming snapshots in the event
store, so a long reasoning item watched in the browser still left a
full-text row per visit.
Thread record events carry no run content and cannot change the order
of messages or turn items, so they no longer end a run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <[email protected]>
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Cause: every streaming snapshot of an assistant message or reasoning item that the paragraph filter passes is appended to orchestration_events with the full text so far, so stored text grows with the square of the item's length until the next day's prune. Fix (apps/server/src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.ts, appendAgentEvents): when a streaming text snapshot (assistant message.updated, or a running assistant_message/reasoning turn-item.updated with streaming true) directly follows another snapshot of the same entity on its thread, the new row is inserted and the previous row is deleted in the same transaction. The store keeps a small in-memory map (thread -> event type -> last streaming row: entity id, event id, sequence), capped at 4096 threads like the existing promptHints map. Any other event on the thread, or a switch to another entity of the same event type, ends the run, mirroring the rule ThreadLiveEventCoalescer and the ws replay path already use to collapse these events, so replay order by first row is unchanged. The delete is guarded by sequence AND event_id, so a sequence reused after a rollback or a retried write with the same event id never removes the wrong row; a rollback at worst leaves one extra row. The filter (assistantStreaming.ts) and RunExecutionService are untouched, so the two findings that sank the first attempt do not apply: every snapshot is still handed to persistence and published to clients at exactly the times main does (the 10,000/12,000/14,000 case has 14,000 durable before a restart at 1,300 ms, and the 20-second-paragraph case still shows the final paragraph immediately), and the newest text is on disk and in the projections after every write. After a server restart the map is empty, so one leftover streaming row per in-flight item can remain until the existing prune. IMPORTANT deviation from the brief: the repro test on factory/repro-23365 measures characters returned by the filter. It cannot pass there without the filter passing fewer snapshots, which is precisely what the reviewers rejected (text withheld from clients and from disk). I moved it to OrchestrationEventStore.test.ts with the same 300-paragraph stream and the same 4x bound, measured on the rows actually stored; it fails on the base (stashed fix) and passes with the fix. It also asserts that every append still returns its event for publishing, that the newest text is stored after each append, and the rollback, same-event-id retry, interleaved-entity and final-snapshot cases. If the pipeline requires the filter-level test verbatim, this result does not satisfy that. One existing assertion changed: FoundationPersistence.test.ts 'commits an ordered provider batch atomically...' expected the log to hold both streaming snapshots of one message; it now expects the second only. End-to-end check on a fresh dev database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0, temporary Replay scenario, not committed): one 31,560-character reasoning item streamed as 60 snapshots left 1 streaming row plus 1 final row, about 65 KB of payload; the issue reports 60 rows and about 1.03 MB on main for the same shape of turn (I did not re-run main end to end). No new regex or parser. No user-visible change.
Fixes #23365
Reproduction on main
On origin/main 9efd960: ran
T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run devin a fresh worktree (own .t3, fresh database), added a project, and temporarily registered a synthetic Replay (dev) scenario with one ACP agent_thought_chunk of 31,548 characters in 60 paragraphs (streamed by the replay agent at 3 words per 30 ms, ~59 s) followed by a short assistant message. Started one turn withnode apps/server/src/bin.ts thread start --base-dir .t3 --provider devReplay --model long-reasoning --wait <project> go. Querying the worktree's statev2.sqlite read-only: that single reasoning item stored 59 streamingturn-item.updatedrows plus 1 final row, ~1.03 MB of payload in total. Each row holds the full cumulative text (525, 1050, 1575 ... 31,024 chars, then 31,548), about 32x the final text. Separately, the test on factory/repro-23365 (a 300-paragraph stream with one snapshot every 500 ms) fails on current main: 12,371,100 characters passed against a limit of 328,800 (4x the final text).Evidence
Being captured: before and after in the real app. This section is filled in before the pull request can merge.
Tests
vp test run src/persistence/OrchestrationEventStore.test.ts src/orchestration-v2/assistantStreaming.test.ts (apps/server): 27 passed. Same store test with the fix stashed: 'stores snapshots of a long stream...' fails at the 4x bound. vp test run src/orchestration-v2 src/persistence src/ws (apps/server): 2753 passed, 2 failed: FoundationPersistence 'commits an ordered provider batch atomically...' (asserted the old behaviour; updated, file then 60/60 passed) and Migrations/026_CanonicalizeModelSelectionOptions.test.ts, which also fails with all my changes stashed. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages), test (4 files, 75 tests) all pass. Runtime: one devReplay long-reasoning turn on a fresh database, queried read-only with sqlite3 (1 streaming + 1 final reasoning row).
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Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.