feat(desktop): brutal Keep Awake toggle with save/restore and crash recovery - #12669
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| setWslOnly: (enabled) => ipcRenderer.invoke(IpcChannels.SET_WSL_ONLY_CHANNEL, enabled), | ||
| getKeepAwakeState: () => ipcRenderer.invoke(IpcChannels.GET_KEEP_AWAKE_STATE_CHANNEL), | ||
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🟠 High src/preload.ts:170
On Windows, a killed app does not restore the forced lid/sleep/hibernate settings on the next launch, leaving the machine configured not to sleep until manually repaired. DesktopKeepAwake.make performs its one-time recovery lookup before DesktopApp sets Electron's final userData path, so it reads the default directory instead of the legacy user-data directory where this bridge writes the crash-recovery file. Construct/recover the service after electronApp.setPath("userData", userDataPath) or derive the same resolved path.
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In file @apps/desktop/src/preload.ts around line 170:
On Windows, a killed app does not restore the forced lid/sleep/hibernate settings on the next launch, leaving the machine configured not to sleep until manually repaired. `DesktopKeepAwake.make` performs its one-time recovery lookup before `DesktopApp` sets Electron's final `userData` path, so it reads the default directory instead of the legacy user-data directory where this bridge writes the crash-recovery file. Construct/recover the service after `electronApp.setPath("userData", userDataPath)` or derive the same resolved path.
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Fixed in 0ad37c0 — verified against DesktopApp.ts:295-296. Layers build before the program body sets Electron's final userData path, so the recovery check is now deferred to first service use (which necessarily happens after setPath) instead of layer construction.
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🟡 Medium power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts:499
Concurrent setEnabled calls can leave a live display-sleep blocker orphaned: two enables both observe an empty currentId, start blockers, and the later Ref.set overwrites the first ID, so disable stops only one. An overlapping disable can also restore/delete the Windows recovery state before the in-flight enable stores its ID, leaving the service enabled without recovery protection. Serialize the entire enable/disable transition with a mutex and re-check the requested state after asynchronous work.
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In file @apps/desktop/src/power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts around line 499:
Concurrent `setEnabled` calls can leave a live display-sleep blocker orphaned: two enables both observe an empty `currentId`, start blockers, and the later `Ref.set` overwrites the first ID, so disable stops only one. An overlapping disable can also restore/delete the Windows recovery state before the in-flight enable stores its ID, leaving the service enabled without recovery protection. Serialize the entire enable/disable transition with a mutex and re-check the requested state after asynchronous work.
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Fixed in 0ad37c0 — enable, disable, the reassert tick, and the quit finalizer now serialize through a 1-permit Semaphore (the repo's usual mutex pattern), closing the interleaving window at the ffi-rs load.
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🟠 High methods/keepAwake.ts:28
On Windows, enabling Keep Awake and then switching power plans leaves the original plan permanently forced to lid=Do Nothing and sleep/hibernate never, while disable or crash recovery writes those saved values into the newly active plan. DesktopKeepAwake saves only numeric values from SCHEME_CURRENT and later restores SCHEME_CURRENT again, so this handler can cause persistent, incorrect system power settings. Persist the saved scheme GUID and restore each affected scheme, or prevent and reconcile plan changes while Keep Awake is enabled.
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Enabling this row makes the Keep Awake service modify
SCHEME_CURRENT, but it saves only numeric values, not the active scheme identity. If a Windows user switches power plans while Keep Awake is on, the reassert loop will force the new current plan too; disable/quit then restores the old plan's saved values into whichever plan is current, while the original plan remains forced to never sleep/lid-do-nothing. This leaves persistent, incorrect system power settings (and potentially a laptop that will not sleep) until manually repaired. Save the scheme GUID and restore each affected scheme, or prevent/reconcile plan changes before restoring.
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In file @apps/desktop/src/ipc/methods/keepAwake.ts around line 28:
On Windows, enabling Keep Awake and then switching power plans leaves the original plan permanently forced to `lid=Do Nothing` and sleep/hibernate `never`, while disable or crash recovery writes those saved values into the newly active plan. `DesktopKeepAwake` saves only numeric values from `SCHEME_CURRENT` and later restores `SCHEME_CURRENT` again, so this handler can cause persistent, incorrect system power settings. Persist the saved scheme GUID and restore each affected scheme, or prevent and reconcile plan changes while Keep Awake is enabled.
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- apps/web/src/components/settings/ConnectionsSettings.tsx:3366 -- Enabling this row makes the Keep Awake service modify `SCHEME_CURRENT`, but it saves only numeric values, not the active scheme identity. If a Windows user switches power plans while Keep Awake is on, the reassert loop will force the new current plan too; disable/quit then restores the old plan's saved values into whichever plan is current, while the original plan remains forced to never sleep/lid-do-nothing. This leaves persistent, incorrect system power settings (and potentially a laptop that will not sleep) until manually repaired. Save the scheme GUID and restore each affected scheme, or prevent/reconcile plan changes before restoring.
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Fixed in 0ad37c0 — originals are saved per scheme GUID (resolved via /getactivescheme, SCHEME_CURRENT alias only as fallback), the reassert loop tracks newly switched-to plans as additional touched schemes, and disable restores every touched scheme to its own originals with a single /setactive.
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR introduces a substantial Keep Awake capability that changes native Windows execution state and global power-plan settings, with lifecycle and recovery behavior spanning desktop, IPC, and web layers. The implementation also suppresses a static-analysis diagnostic and has unresolved system-state recovery risks, so human validation is needed. Not approved because:
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds desktop keep-awake control, including Windows power handling, IPC methods, preload bridge support, cached web state, and a settings control. The setting appears in desktop connection settings and settings search. ChangesKeep Awake feature
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant KeepAwakeRow
participant desktopBridge
participant DesktopIpcHandlers
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KeepAwakeRow->>desktopBridge: Request state or set enabled state
desktopBridge->>DesktopIpcHandlers: Invoke keep-awake IPC channel
DesktopIpcHandlers->>DesktopKeepAwake: Call getState or setEnabled
DesktopKeepAwake-->>DesktopIpcHandlers: Return keep-awake state
DesktopIpcHandlers-->>desktopBridge: Return keep-awake state
desktopBridge-->>KeepAwakeRow: Update displayed state
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Windows power settings may remain changed after a failed restore, a crash, or an update. Address these restoration paths before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/desktop/src/power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts`:
- Line 483: Update the reassert loop around forcePowerSettings to resolve the
active scheme GUID before each mutation, snapshot each newly encountered scheme
before modifying it, and track all modified schemes independently. Restore every
tracked scheme’s original values so switching the active plan does not overwrite
it with the first plan’s settings or leave any plan forced to 0.
- Around line 157-158: Update defaultRunPowercfg and the powercfg helpers to
preserve and return explicit success or failure status for both thrown and
nonzero command results instead of converting failures to empty output. In
enableWindowsPower, require all six querySetting reads to succeed before saving
the snapshot or calling forcePowerSettings; in the disable, finalizer, and
recoverPreviousSession flows, retain savedSettings and the recovery file until
every restore command and /setactive operation succeeds, and only then perform
cleanup.
In `@apps/web/src/components/settings/KeepAwakeRow.tsx`:
- Line 127: Update the switch disabled guard in KeepAwakeRow to also disable it
when keepAwake.error is non-null or state is null, while preserving the existing
disabledReason and isBusy checks. Add a retry action that invokes
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve powercfg failure status before changing or deleting settings.
defaultRunPowercfg converts nonzero and thrown failures to empty output. querySetting then produces undefined values, but enableWindowsPower still saves the incomplete snapshot and calls forcePowerSettings. The force and restore helpers ignore every command result, including /setactive.
The disable path clears savedSettings before restoring and deletes the recovery file after any restore result. The finalizer and recoverPreviousSession use the same unconditional cleanup. A failed snapshot or restore can therefore leave lid, sleep, or hibernate settings forced without usable originals or a recovery file.
Return explicit success status from each powercfg operation. Require all six reads to succeed before forcing settings. Keep savedSettings and the recovery file until every restore command and /setactive succeeds.
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In `@apps/desktop/src/power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts` around lines 157 - 158, Update
defaultRunPowercfg and the powercfg helpers to preserve and return explicit
success or failure status for both thrown and nonzero command results instead of
converting failures to empty output. In enableWindowsPower, require all six
querySetting reads to succeed before saving the snapshot or calling
forcePowerSettings; in the disable, finalizer, and recoverPreviousSession flows,
retain savedSettings and the recovery file until every restore command and
/setactive operation succeeds, and only then perform cleanup.
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Fixed in 904c256 — enable now reads back all six values and rolls back plus reports failure when the force did not land (e.g. no elevation), instead of claiming success. Restore mismatches produce a warning log; the reassert loop stays best-effort by design (failures self-correct on the next tick or at disable).
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@vishalx0707, verification was inconclusive because repository access failed during cloning. Please retry the verification request. I will keep this finding open until I can inspect the updated transition and recovery paths.
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@vishalx0707, I rechecked current HEAD (b23d5126). The finding remains open.
The new read-back check detects when forced values did not land. But ensureSchemeSaved still saves a snapshot when any of the six reads fails. restoreWindowsPower still clears savedByScheme and deletes the recovery file before it checks the restored values. recoverPreviousSession also deletes the recovery file after an unverified restore. defaultRunPowercfg still converts command failures to empty output, so the restore paths cannot distinguish a successful command from a failed one.
Please retain the snapshot and recovery file when restoration fails, and require all six original values before changing a scheme.
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- Line 382: Update the recovery-file write in the save flow around
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🟡 Minor · Run previous-session recovery during desktop startup. · DesktopKeepAwake.ts:571-595
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRun previous-session recovery during desktop startup.
ensureRecoveryCheckedruns only fromgetStateandsetEnabled.DesktopApp.bootstrapregisters those IPC handlers but does not call either method. The renderer loads the state only through the settings-onlyKeepAwakeRow. Therefore, after a Windows crash, a normal launch can leave the saved power settings forced until the settings UI invokes keep-awake IPC.Call
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🟡 Minor · Restore keep-awake before updater exit. · DesktopKeepAwake.ts:789-802
apps/desktop/src/power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts:789-802
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestore keep-awake before updater exit.
When keep-awake is enabled,
DesktopUpdates.installDownloadedUpdatestops backends and callsquitAndInstallwithout requesting shutdown. The updater-controlled quit can therefore exit before theDesktopKeepAwakescope finalizer runs. Windows power settings can remain forced on.Call
DesktopKeepAwake.setEnabled(false)beforequitAndInstall. This uses the existing disable path and restores the settings before the updater exits.Suggested fix
import * as DesktopEnvironment from "../app/DesktopEnvironment.ts"; import * as DesktopObservability from "../app/DesktopObservability.ts"; import * as DesktopState from "../app/DesktopState.ts"; import * as ElectronUpdater from "../electron/ElectronUpdater.ts"; import * as ElectronWindow from "../electron/ElectronWindow.ts"; import * as IpcChannels from "../ipc/channels.ts"; +import * as DesktopKeepAwake from "../power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts"; import * as DesktopAppSettings from "../settings/DesktopAppSettings.ts"; @@ const fileSystem = yield* FileSystem.FileSystem; const desktopSettings = yield* DesktopAppSettings.DesktopAppSettings; + const keepAwake = yield* DesktopKeepAwake.DesktopKeepAwake; @@ yield* Effect.forEach( instances, (instance) => instance.stop({ timeout: Duration.seconds(5) }), { concurrency: "unbounded" }, ); + yield* keepAwake.setEnabled(false); yield* electronUpdater.quitAndInstall({🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/desktop/src/power/DesktopKeepAwake.ts`:
- Around line 571-595: Ensure previous-session recovery runs during desktop
startup: invoke DesktopKeepAwake.getState after setting Electron’s userData path
in DesktopApp.bootstrap and before normal window startup, so
ensureRecoveryChecked executes even when the settings UI is never opened.
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Remote agent work dies when the host sleeps or the lid closes. Settings → Connections → This-machine now has a Keep Awake toggle.\n\nOn Windows it holds prevent-display-sleep plus SetThreadExecutionState (SYSTEM+DISPLAY+AWAYMODE) and forces lid-close to Do Nothing with sleep/hibernate timeouts at never, saving all six original values on enable and restoring them on disable, quit, or next launch after a crash (userData recovery file, 25s re-assert loop). macOS/Linux hold the display-sleep blocker only.\n\nVerification: typecheck clean for contracts, desktop and web; no new dependencies. No UI screenshots yet — desktop GUI was not launched in this environment.\n\nBuilt with Muse Spark via T3 Code.
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