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38 changes: 38 additions & 0 deletions apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AntigravityAdapter.test.ts
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}),
);

it.effect("stops commands left running after a turn when the idle turn is stopped", () =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
const h = yield* makeHarness();
yield* h.adapter.startSession({
threadId,
cwd: process.cwd(),
runtimeMode: "approval-required",
});
const sending = yield* h.adapter
.sendTurn({ threadId, input: "Start a watcher" })
.pipe(Effect.forkChild);
const prompt = yield* h.nextPrompt;
yield* h.emitNative({
_tag: "ToolCallUpdated",
toolCall: {
toolCallId: "watcher-1",
kind: "execute",
status: "inProgress",
command: "tail -f log",
data: {},
},
rawPayload: {},
});
yield* Deferred.succeed(prompt.result, { stopReason: "end_turn" });
yield* Fiber.join(sending);
const started = yield* h.waitForEvent((event) => event.type === "task.started");

// Monitoring's Stop reaches the adapter as a turn interrupt. With no
// prompt to cancel, it has to end the session to stop the command.
yield* h.adapter.interruptTurn(threadId);
const stopped = yield* h.waitForEvent((event) => event.type === "task.completed");
expect(stopped.payload).toMatchObject({ taskId: started.payload.taskId, status: "stopped" });
yield* h.waitForEvent((event) => event.type === "session.exited");
expect(yield* h.adapter.hasSession(threadId)).toBe(false);
expect(h.controls.closed).toBe(1);
}),
);

it.effect("keeps a launched batch active while child tools continue", () =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
const h = yield* makeHarness();
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24 changes: 23 additions & 1 deletion apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AntigravityAdapter.ts
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const interruptTurn: Adapter["interruptTurn"] = (threadId) =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
const context = yield* requireSession(threadId);
// A command that outlived its turn keeps running in the agent, and
// session/cancel only stops a prompt. The agent kills its background
// commands when its session closes, so Stop with nothing else running
// ends the session, as Claude's does. The next turn resumes it.
let idleWithCommands = false;
yield* context.promptLock
.withPermit(
Effect.gen(function* () {
// Decided under the prompt lock so a turn cannot start in between.
if (!context.promptFiber && [...context.commands.values()].some((c) => c.promoted)) {
context.stopped = true;
idleWithCommands = true;
return;
}
yield* cancelRequests(context);
yield* context.runtime.cancel;
}),
)
.pipe(Effect.mapError((cause) => mapAntigravityError(threadId, "session/cancel", cause)));
.pipe(
Effect.mapError((cause) => mapAntigravityError(threadId, "session/cancel", cause)),
// Once marked stopped the session must close, even if this call is
// interrupted, or it is left unreachable with its commands running.
Effect.ensuring(
Effect.suspend(() =>
idleWithCommands
? withThreadLock(threadId, stopContext(context)).pipe(Effect.ignore)
: Effect.void,
),
),
);
});

const respondToRequest: Adapter["respondToRequest"] = (threadId, requestId, decision) =>
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<title>Scope API Reference | Effect</title>
<location>https://effect.website/docs/v4/api/effect/Scope</location>
<excerpt>A scope is a lifetime boundary. Code can register cleanup effects on it, and closing the scope runs those cleanups with the `Exit` value that ended the work. Most application code uses higher-level APIs such as `Effect.scoped` and `Layer`, while this module is useful when code needs to create, provide, fork, close, or inspect scopes directly. ... Registers a finalizer effect on a scope. ... If the scope is open, the finalizer runs when the scope closes, regardless of whether the scope closes successfully or with an error. If the scope is already closed, the finalizer runs immediately. ... declare const addFinalizer: (scope: Scope, finalizer: Effect&lt; unknown&gt;) =&gt; Effect&lt; void&gt; ... ### addFinalizerExit ... Registers an exit-aware finalizer on a scope. ... Use when cleanup needs to know whether the scope closed with success, failure, or interruption. ... If the scope is open, the finalizer runs when the scope closes and receives the scope&`#39`;s exit value. If the scope is already closed, the finalizer runs immediately with the stored exit value. ... declare const addFinalizerExit: (scope: Scope, finalizer: (exit: Exit&lt; any, any&gt;) =&gt; Effect&lt; unknown&gt;) =&gt; Effect&lt; void&gt; ... ### close ... Closes a scope and runs its registered finalizers. ... Use to close a scope manually with a specific exit value. ... Finalizers run in the scope&`#39`;s configured order and receive the supplied `Exit`. ... #### Signature declare const close: &lt; A, E&gt;(self: Scope, exit: Exit&lt; A, E&gt;) =&gt; Effect&lt; void&gt; ... const resourceManagement = Effect. gen(function*() { const scope = yield* Scope. make(&quot;sequential&quot;) yield* Scope. addFinalizer(scope, Effect. sync(() =&gt; events. push(&quot;database&quot;))) yield* Scope. addFinalizer(scope, Effect. sync(() =&gt; events. push(&quot;file&quot;))) yield* Scope. addFinalizer(scope, Effect. sync(() =&gt; events. push(&quot;memory&quot;))) events. push(&quot;work&quot;) yield* Scope. close(scope, Exit. succeed(&quot;Success!&quot;)) }) Effect. runSync(resourceManagement) events // =&gt; [&quot;work&quot;, &quot; ... &quot;, &quot;database&quot;] ... ### use ... Runs an effect with the provided closeable scope in its context and closes that scope when the effect exits. ... Use when you already have a `Closeable` scope and want to run an effect that requires `Scope` while automatically closing that scope when the effect exits. ... The scope is closed with the same exit value as the effect, so registered finalizers can observe whether the effect succeeded, failed, or was interrupted. ... ### Closeable interface ... A `Closeable` scope extends the base `Scope` interface with the ability to be closed, executing all registered finalizers. ... interface Closeable extends Scope { readonly &quot;~effect/Scope/Closeable&quot;: &quot;~effect/Scope/Closeable&quot;; } ... ### Scope interface ... A `Scope` represents a context where resources can be acquired and automatically cleaned up when the scope is closed. Scopes can use either sequential or parallel finalization strategies. ... interface Scope { readonly &quot;~effect/Scope&quot;: &quot;~effect/Scope&quot;; state: Open | Closed | Empty; readonly strategy: &quot;sequential&quot; | &quot;parallel&quot;; } ... ### closeUnsafe ... Closes a scope unsafely with the provided exit value. ... Use when implementing lower-level scope machinery that must transition a scope to `Closed` immediately and can run the returned finalizer effect when one is produced. ... Returns an effect that runs registered finalizers, or `undefined` when the scope was already closed or no finalizers need to run. ... Ignoring the returned effect skips registered finalizers. ... - close for the usual effectful close operation that always returns an `Effect` ... #### Signature declare const closeUnsafe: &lt; A, E&gt;(self: Scope, exit_: Exit&lt; A, E&gt;) =&gt; Effect&lt; void, never, never&gt; | undefined</excerpt>
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<title>packages/effect/src/Scope.ts</title>
<location>https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/blob/main/packages/effect/src/Scope.ts</location>
<excerpt>/** * Controls how long resources stay open. * * A scope is a lifetime boundary. Code can register cleanup effects on it, and * closing the scope runs those cleanups with the `Exit` value that ended the * work. Most application code uses higher-level APIs such as `Effect.scoped` * and `Layer`, while this module is useful when code needs to create, provide, * fork, close, or inspect scopes directly. * * `@since` 2.0.0 */ ... is closed. ... either sequential or parallel finalization strategies ... * * **Example ... /** * A `Closeable` scope extends the base `Scope` interface with the ability * to be closed, executing all registered finalizers. * * **Example** (Closing a scope) * * ```ts import.meta.vitest * import { Effect, Exit, Scope } from &quot;effect&quot; * * const cleanups: Array = [] * const program = Effect.gen(function*() { * const scope = yield* Scope.make() * yield* Scope.addFinalizer(scope, Effect.sync(() =&gt; cleanups.push(&quot;Cleanup!&quot;))) * yield* Scope.close(scope, Exit.void) * }) * * Effect.runSync(program) * cleanups // =&gt; [&quot;Cleanup!&quot;] * ``` * * `@category` models * `@since` 2.0.0 */ export interface Closeable extends Scope { readonly [CloseableTypeId]: typeof CloseableTypeId } ... concrete states of a scope: `Empty` * before any finalizers are registered, `Open` with registered finalizers, and * `Closed` with the exit ... close the scope. ... where finalizers have been executed * and the scope is no longer accepting new resources ... * * **Example** (Inspecting a closed scope state ... * * ```ts import.meta ... vitest * import { Effect, Exit, Scope } from &quot;effect&quot; * ... const program = Effect.gen(function*() { ... * const scope = yield* Scope.make() * * yield* Scope.close(scope, Exit.succeed(&quot;Done&quot;)) * if (scope.state._tag === &quot;Closed&quot;) { * return scope.state.exit * } * return Exit.die(&quot;unexpected state&quot;) * }) * * Effect.runSync(program) // ... Exit.succeed(&quot;Done&quot;) * ``` ... * * `@category` models * `@since` 4.0.0 */ export type Closed = { readonly _tag: &quot;Closed&quot; readonly exit: Exit&lt;any, any&gt; } } ... /** * Registers an exit-aware finalizer on a scope. * * **When to use** * * Use when cleanup needs to know whether the scope closed with success, * failure, or interruption. * * **Details** * * If the scope is open, the finalizer runs when the scope closes and receives * the scope&`#39`;s exit value. If the scope is already closed, the finalizer runs * immediately with the stored exit value. * * **Example** (Adding an exit-aware finalizer) * * ```ts import.meta.vitest * import { Effect, Exit, Scope } from &quot;effect&quot; * * const exits: Array&lt;Exit.Exit&lt;unknown, unknown&gt;&gt; = [] * const withResource = Effect.gen(function*() { * const scope = yield* Scope.make() * yield* Scope.addFinalizerExit(scope, (exit) =&gt; Effect.sync(() =&gt; exits.push(exit))) * yield* Scope.close(scope, Exit.void) * }) * * Effect.runSync(withResource) * exits // =&gt; [Exit.void] * ``` * * `@category` combinators * `@since` 2.0.0 */ export const addFinalizerExit: (scope: Scope, finalizer: (exit: Exit&lt;any, any&gt;) =&gt; Effect) =&gt; Effect = effect.scopeAddFinalizerExit ... /** * Registers a finalizer effect on a scope. * * **Details** * * If the scope is open, the finalizer runs when the scope closes, regardless of * whether the scope closes successfully or with an error. If the scope is * already closed, the finalizer runs immediately. * * **Example** (Adding finalizers) * * ```ts import.meta.vitest * import { Effect, Exit, Scope } from &quot;effect&quot; * * const events: Array = [] * const program = Effect.gen(function*() { * const scope = yield* Scope.make() * yield* Scope.addFinalizer(scope, Effect.sync(() =&gt; events.push(&quot;cleanup 1&quot;))) * yield* Scope.addFinalizer(scope, Effect.sync(() =&gt; events.push(&quot;cleanup 2&quot;))) * yield* Scope.addFinalizer(scope, Effect.sync(() =&gt; events.push(&quot;cleanup 3&quot;))) * e…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>Scope</title>
<location>https://effect.website/docs/v4/resource-management/scope</location>
<excerpt>The `Scope` data type is a core construct in Effect for managing resources in a safe and composable way. ... A scope represents the lifetime of one or more resources. When the scope is closed, all the resources within it are released, ensuring that no resources are leaked. Scopes also allow the addition of finalizers, which define how to release resources. ... - Add finalizers: A finalizer specifies the cleanup logic for a resource. - Close the scope: When the scope is closed, all resources are released, and the finalizers are executed. ... 10 ... 11 Effect. ... =&gt; 12 Scope ... addFinalizer(scope, Console. log(&quot;finalizer 2&quot;)), 13 ), 14 // close the scope 15 Effect. andThen((scope) =&gt; 16 Scope. close(scope, Exit. succeed(&quot;scope closed successfully&quot;)), 17 ), 18 ) ... 19 20 ... In the above example, finalizers are added to the scope, and when the scope is closed, the finalizers are executed in the reverse order. ... The `Effect.addFinalizer` function is a high-level API that allows you to add finalizers to the scope of an effect. A finalizer is a piece of code that is guaranteed to run when the associated scope is closed. The behavior of the finalizer can vary based on the Exit value, which represents how the scope was closed, whether successfully or with an error. ... In this example, we use `Effect.addFinalizer` to add a finalizer that logs the exit state after the scope is closed. The finalizer will execute when the effect finishes, and it will log whether the effect completed successfully or failed. ... shows that the workflow requires a `Scope` to run. You can provide this `Scope` using the `Effect.scoped` function, which creates a new scope, runs the effect within it, and ensures the finalizers are executed when the scope is closed. Finalizer Execution Order Finalizers are executed in reverse order of how they were added, ensuring that resources are released in the proper sequence, just like in stack unwinding. ... In this case, the finalizer is executed even when the effect fails. The log output reflects that the finalizer runs after the failure, and it logs the failure details. ... Example (Adding a Finalizer on Interruption) ... const program = Effect. gen(function* () { 6 yield* Effect. addFinalizer((exit) =&gt; 7 Console. log(`Finalizer executed. Exit status: ${ exit._tag}`), 8 ) 9 return yield* Effect.interrupt 10 }) 11 12 ... // Wrapping the effect in a scope 13 // 14 // ┌─── Effect&lt;never, never, never&gt; 15 // ▼ 16 const runnable = Effect. scoped(program) 17 18 Effect. runPromiseExit(runnable). then(console.log) 19 /* 20 Output: 21 Finalizer executed. Exit status ... Failure 22 { 23 _id: &`#39`;Exit&`#39`;, 24 _tag: &`#39`;Failure&`#39`;, 25 cause: { 26 _id: &`#39`;Cause&`#39`;, 27 _tag: &`#39`;Interrupt&`#39`;, 28 fiberId: { 29 _id: &`#39`;FiberId&`#39`;, 30 _tag: &`#39`;Runtime&`#39`;, 31 id: 0, 32 startTimeMillis: ... 33 } 34 } 35 } 36 */ 37 38 // The interruption cause carries a fiber id, so we check the shape instead 39 // of comparing the whole Exit for equality 40 Exit. hasInterrupts(await Effect. runPromiseExit(runnable)) // =&gt; true ... This example shows how a finalizer behaves when the effect is interrupted. The finalizer runs after the interruption, and the exit status reflects that the effect was stopped mid-execution. ... When you’re working with multiple scoped resources within a single operation, it’s important to understand how their scopes interact. By default, these scopes are merged into one, but you can have more fine-grained control over when each scope is closed by manually creating and closing them. ... If you want more control over when each scope is closed, you can manually create and close them: ... const program = Effect. gen(function* () { 14 const scope1 = yield* Scope. make() 15 const scope2 ... yield* Scope. make() 16 17 // Extend ... scope of task1 into scope1 ... 18 yield* task1. pipe(Scope. provide(scope1)) ... 19 20 // Extend the scope of task ... 21 yield* tas…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<source>
<title>effect@4.0.0-rc.111</title>
<location>https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/releases/tag/effect%404.0.0-rc.111</location>
<excerpt># effect@4.0.0-rc.111 - Tag: effect@4.0.0-rc.111 - Repository: Effect-TS/effect - Published: 2026-08-20T04:42:55Z - Pre-release: yes - Author: effect-bot --- ### Patch Changes - `#7311` `0ce3b00` Thanks `@fubhy`! - Reject graph shortest-path calculations that overflow or underflow the finite number range. - `#7352` `d846331` Thanks `@nikhilsnayak`! - Preserve the `Context.mapUnsafe` accessor when code is compiled with loose object spread transforms. - `#7300` `f93616f` Thanks `@fubhy`! - Fix graph index exhaustion, A* path consistency, snapshot validation, Mermaid line endings, and topological initials. - `#7336` `16bf1ef` Thanks `@gcanti`! - Compact JSON Schema check constraints when they can be safely merged without keyword collisions. - `#7360` `d568968` Thanks `@gcanti`! - Add configurable schema representation reference policies and propagate them through JSON Schema and OpenAPI generation. By default, only schemas with resolved identifiers become references. Closes `#7357`. - `#7304` `bc06292` Thanks `@fubhy`! - Add graph snapshots, low-link connectivity analysis, bipartite matching, maximum flow, and minimum cut APIs. - `#7364` `e03ea90` Thanks `@kitlangton`! - Fix `Deferred` completion skipping waiters when an earlier waiter dies during resume. Completing a `Deferred` with an interrupt cause kills a suspended waiter synchronously inside its resume; the dying waiter&`#39`;s `await` cleanup spliced the shared `resumes` array mid-iteration, so the next waiter was never resumed and hung forever. Completion now clears `resumes` before resuming waiters. - `#7347` `9b10fc8` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Shut down the internal effects queue when ordered concurrent channel mapping closes. - `#7335` `770c6d0` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Fix `Effect.fn` binding the final transform as the generator body when using the `{ self }` overload. - `#7344` `7425bcb` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Ensure fiber observer cancellation during exit does not skip remaining observers. - `#7301` `563815a` Thanks `@fubhy`! - Preserve depth-first traversal order with finite radii and validate A* heuristics for trivial paths. - `#7350` `1e83ca1` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Align in-memory workflow interrupt finalization with the cluster workflow engine. - `#7316` `550a41a` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Update dependencies across the Effect workspace. - `#7306` `45d79c7` Thanks `@fubhy`! - Add bulk node and edge removal operations, and disallow graph mutations from callbacks that traverse or transform the same graph. - `#7317` `aac8584` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Fix `Match.value` terminal combinators failing to typecheck when the input contains a generic type parameter. The fifth type argument of `Matcher` for value matchers is now `ValueFlavor`, and `ValueMatcher` has a seventh flavor argument; update hand-written annotations accordingly. - `#7361` `7f87022` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Merge effect and finalizer failures during cleanup, preserving other failures alongside `Cause.Done`. - `#7326` `425457c` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Emit mixed struct and record schema types as intersections, preventing optional properties in open OpenAPI objects from conflicting with their index signature. - `#7324` `008c423` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Allow path-level common parameters in OpenAPI generator input types. - `#7359` `4f6ae04` Thanks `@gcanti`! - Add dual standalone functions for reading and updating values through optics, closes `#7299`. - `#7250` `b6b63e1` Thanks `@xianjianlf2`! - Preserve `JSON.rawJSON` values when cloning cached OpenAPI specs. - `#7351` `92922ee` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Preserve unsafe in-memory workflow interrupts across replay. - `#7328` `859c02f` Thanks `@fubhy`! - Keep graph caches consistent during bulk removals and validate graph kinds at runtime. - `#7358` `ffc8235` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Bound framed RPC server HTTP response streams to 16 items by default, with a configurable buffer size or an unbounded opt-out. - `#6324` `a29eb70` Thanks `@tim-smart`! - Add scoped Redis pub/sub subscriptions that expose received messages through an Effect queue. - `#7354` `0be2303…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>Introduction</title>
<location>https://effect.website/docs/resource-management/introduction/</location>
<excerpt>Introduction Skip to content Effect Days 2026, December 9–11: get your ticket Effect Days 2026 Dec 9–11 Get your ticket Docs menu / Introduction # Introduction In long-running applications, managing resources efficiently is essential, particularly when building large-scale systems. If resources like socket connections, database connections, or file descriptors are not properly managed, it can lead to resource leaks, which degrade application performance and reliability. Effect provides constructs that help ensure resources are properly managed and released, even in cases where exceptions occur. By ensuring that every time a resource is acquired, there is a corresponding mechanism to release it, Effect simplifies the process of resource management in your application. ## Finalization In many programming languages, the`try`/`finally` construct ensures that cleanup code runs regardless of whether an operation succeeds or fails. Effect provides similar functionality through`Effect.ensuring`,`Effect.onExit`, and`Effect.onError`. ### ensuring The`Effect.ensuring` function guarantees that a finalizer effect runs whether the main effect succeeds, fails, or is interrupted. This is useful for performing cleanup actions such as closing file handles, logging messages, or releasing locks. If you need access to the effect’s result, consider using onExit. Example (Running a Finalizer in All Outcomes) ``` 1import { Console, Effect } from &quot;effect&quot;23// Define a cleanup effect4const handler = Effect.ensuring(Console.log(&quot;Cleanup completed&quot;))56// Define a successful effect7const success = Console.log(&quot;Task completed&quot;).pipe(8 Effect.as(&quot;some result&quot;),9 handler,10)1112Effect.runFork(success)13/*14Output:15Task completed16Cleanup completed17*/1819// Define a failing effect20const failure = Console.log(&quot;Task failed&quot;).pipe(21 Effect.andThen(Effect.fail(&quot;some error&quot;)),22 handler,23)2425Effect.runFork(failure)26/*27Output:28Task failed29Cleanup completed30*/3132// Define an interrupted effect33const interruption = Console.log(&quot;Task interrupted&quot;).pipe(34 Effect.andThen(Effect.interrupt),35 handler,36)3738Effect.runFork(interruption)39/*40Output:41Task interrupted42Cleanup completed43*/ ``` ### onExit `Effect.onExit` allows you to run a cleanup effect after the main effect completes, receiving an Exit value that describes the outcome. - If the effect succeeds, the`Exit` holds the success value. - If it fails, the`Exit` includes the error or failure cause. - If it is interrupted, the`Exit` reflects that interruption. The cleanup step itself is uninterruptible, which can help manage resources in complex or high-concurrency cases. Example (Running a Cleanup Function with the Effect’s Result) ``` 1import { Console, Effect, Exit } from &quot;effect&quot;23// Define a cleanup effect that logs the result4const handler = Effect.onExit((exit) =&gt;5 Console.log(`Cleanup completed: ${Exit.getOrElse(exit, String)}`),6)78// Define a successful effect9const success = Console.log(&quot;Task completed&quot;).pipe(10 Effect.as(&quot;some result&quot;),11 handler,12)1314Effect.runFork(success)15/*16Output:17Task completed18Cleanup completed: some result19*/2021// Define a failing effect22const failure = Console.log(&quot;Task failed&quot;).pipe(23 Effect.andThen(Effect.fail(&quot;some error&quot;)),24 handler,25)2627Effect.runFork(failure)28/*29Output:30Task failed31Cleanup completed: Error: some error32*/3334// Define an interrupted effect35const interruption = Console.log(&quot;Task interrupted&quot;).pipe(36 Effect.andThen(Effect.interrupt),37 handler,38)3940Effect.runFork(interruption)41/*42Output:43Task interrupted44Cleanup completed: All fibers interrupted without errors.45*/ ``` ### onError This function lets you attach a cleanup effect that runs whenever the calling effect fails, passing the cause of the failure to the cleanup effect. You can use it to perform actions such as logging…[truncated]</excerpt>
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Citations:

- 1: https://effect.website/docs/v4/api/effect/Scope
- 2: https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/blob/main/packages/effect/src/Scope.ts
- 3: https://effect.website/docs/v4/resource-management/scope
- 4: https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/releases/tag/effect%404.0.0-rc.111
- 5: https://effect.website/docs/resource-management/introduction/

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Run session bookkeeping even when scope cleanup reports a failure.

If Scope.close(context.scope, Exit.void) reports a finalizer failure, stopContext exits before it marks the context closed, removes it from sessions, emits task.completed for promoted commands, or emits session.exited. The runtime resources are owned by sessionScope, so this does not establish a live process leak, but the stopped context remains retained and its commands can remain stuck in the started state. Run the post-close bookkeeping in a guaranteed cleanup path while preserving the scope-close failure.

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/AntigravityAdapter.ts` around lines 1188 -
1200, Update stopContext so the bookkeeping that marks the context closed,
removes it from sessions, and emits task.completed and session.exited runs even
when Scope.close(context.scope, Exit.void) fails. Put that bookkeeping in a
guaranteed cleanup path while preserving and propagating the scope-close
failure.

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