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Thread transfer impact✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.
Baseline: Scenario and decoded snapshot size10 historical turns, 5 command tools per turn, 878.9 KiB retained MCP result per historical turn, and a 1.05 MiB retained result in the measured turn.
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Tried this on Kiro CLI 2.27.1 with an IAM Identity Center login and ran the branch's recorder against the live CLI.
Happy to take the deferred pieces (plan mode → proposed-plan card, effort) as follow-ups once this lands. |
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Thanks for working on this! I’ve been maintaining a downstream T3 Code fork primarily to use Kiro CLI, so I’m excited to move back to upstream once this lands. I reviewed this PR against current
These suggestions come from source review, not a live test of this branch. Our fork’s integration uses Kiro’s older engine, so I wouldn’t assume its fixes transfer directly to this V3 implementation. Getting the core integration landed, with effort controls and other extensions following later, would already be valuable to us. |
Adds a dedicated `kiro` driver on the shared ACP adapter, the way Antigravity and Grok have one, targeting Kiro CLI V3 (`kiro-cli acp --agent-engine=v3 --auth-method=cli`). `KiroAdapterV2` is a small flavor over `makeAcpAdapterV2`: policy-driven permissions that only ever pick Kiro's `allow_once`, Autopilot set from the runtime policy through the new `sessionConfigForPolicy`, and model switching through `session/set_config_option` on `model`, which Kiro advertises only after `session/new` (`modelOptionArrivesLate`). The shared adapter also fills a permission request's missing tool kind from the `tool_call` seen under the same id. The driver probes `kiro-cli --version`, `whoami --format json` and, once signed in, `chat --list-models --format json`. Contracts gain `KiroSettings`, the web and mobile clients draw the Kiro mark, and the bundled compatibility policy covers Kiro >= 2.27.0. Replay fixtures recorded live against Kiro 2.27.0 cover simple, multi-turn, queued, steering, interrupt, resume, permission modes, model switch and an unknown model. Rebased onto main: provider files follow the one-module-per-service layout, `effect/process`, `layer*` names and the renamed replay harness exports. The recorder and two transcripts now treat the `<pull_request_linking>` body as T3-owned text, so instruction wording changes no longer break the replays. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`kiro-cli whoami --format json` follows the JSON line with a plain-text `Profile:` block for an IAM Identity Center login, so decoding all of stdout failed and the snapshot lost the email. Decode only the first line. Reported by @TinBane on Kiro CLI 2.27.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Kiro CLI 2.27 drops a `session/cancel` that arrives before it has started the prompt (live: 0-0.5 s after `session/prompt`) and runs the turn to completion. A new shared ACP flavor option, `cancelAfterPromptStarts`, holds the cancel until the agent's first prompt-scoped `session/update`, and skips it when the prompt settles first. Kiro turns it on. This mirrors CodexAdapterV2 waiting for `turn/started` before `turn/interrupt`. The ACP replay agent honours `afterMs` on inbound frames, so tests can hold Kiro's first update until after Stop. Reported by @TinBane on Kiro CLI 2.27.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the quick fixes. The Identity Center one works against a real IdC login. The Stop fix doesn't take effect live yet: the hold is released by the wrong Kiro event. Right after So for Kiro the hold probably wants to key on |
…ock delays The early-Stop tests delayed Kiro's first frame by 300 ms so Stop landed before it, which is a sleep the test depends on. They now hold Kiro's frames at replay gates and release them once the adapter reports, through a new `onCancelHeld` test hook, that Stop is holding its cancel. Each release waits for the next gate's label, so the order is fixed and a cancel sent too early is caught by an assertion. The replay agent's `afterMs` support is unused again and removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The early-Stop hold released the cancel on the first prompt-scoped `session/update`. Kiro sends two of those before it will honor a cancel: the `user_message_id_assigned` echo, milliseconds after `session/prompt`, and the previous prompt's late `context_usage`, which can land after the next prompt went out. Either one let the cancel through inside the window Kiro 2.27.1 drops it. `cancelAfterPromptStarts` is now a flavor predicate over the update. Kiro's matches only its `session_info_update` with `_meta.kiro.kind: "turn_start"`. The two recorded Kiro transcripts that Stop before `turn_start` (`turn_interrupt`, `message_steering`) now expect the cancel right after it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…back "Kiro default" returned early without touching the session, so after a turn on a named model, switching the thread back to default left Kiro running the named model while T3 showed "Kiro default". "default" now selects Kiro's own default model and writes it through `session/set_config_option` when the session runs something else. The id comes from the provider snapshot, which keeps the `--list-models` `default_model` as the "Kiro default" entry's alias, and falls back to `auto`. A new session, where Kiro has not advertised `model` yet, still gets no write. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ways The shared ACP adapter mapped a user's `acceptForSession` straight to the agent's `allow_always` option. Kiro's approval card never offers "this session", because its `allow_always` saves a workspace-wide consent rule, but a stale client or a hand-made respond call could still send that decision. When the flavor's approval options for the request leave out `acceptForSession`, the decision is now treated as a one-time `accept`, both for the option sent to the agent and for T3's own policy grant. Flavors without `approvalOptions` keep today's mapping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With `cancelAfterPromptStarts`, Stop first waits up to 10 s for the agent to start the prompt and then waits another 10 s for it to acknowledge the cancel, so an agent that never answers took 20 s to surface as a failed Stop. Both waits now share one 10 s deadline. Flavors without the hold keep their single 10 s acknowledgement wait. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The early-Stop hold released only on Kiro's `turn_start` marker, which Kiro's ACP docs do not promise. A prompt without one held Stop for the whole 10 s budget, so the cancel went out with no time left for its acknowledgement and Stop failed, or never went out if the prompt finished first. `cancelAfterPromptStarts` now takes the flavor's start predicate and a bound. Kiro's predicate also accepts output only a running prompt produces (assistant text and thoughts, tool calls, plans). The `user_message_id_assigned` echo and context usage still do not count. The cancel goes out at the latest 2 s after `session/prompt`, past the 0-0.5 s window TinBane saw Kiro 2.27.1 drop and his honored 1.5 s cancel. The acknowledgement wait gets its own 10 s again. The doc comment now states the evidence: Kiro 2.27.0 honored a cancel sent right after the echo, before `turn_start`. The two transcripts whose cancel was moved after `turn_start` say in their metadata that the move is a synthetic expectation of the gated Stop, not a recording. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Kiro threads had no way to set reasoning effort, the one gap an internal tester reported. Each Kiro model that supports effort now shows a Reasoning select with only its own levels and default. `kiro-cli chat --list-models` names no levels, and a session advertises them only once it runs, so the picker uses a table copied from Kiro 2.27.0's `model` choices (`_meta.kiro.effortLevels`, `defaultEffortLevel`), which match kiro.dev/docs/models/effort. Kiro default and models without effort get none. The Kiro flavor sets the level on Kiro's `effortLevel` option after the model write. Kiro adds that option to the model write's result, which the runtime adopts, and resets it to the model's default on a model change, so the level is written again then. A level the model does not offer is not sent, and a rejected write leaves Kiro's level in place instead of failing the turn. The adapter tests' effortLevel frames are synthetic, shaped after the KiroCrew probe of kiro-cli 2.28 (kirodotdev/KiroCrew#17551). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # apps/server/src/provider/model-manifest.json
A live run against kiro-cli 2.27.0 showed the effort write was usually ignored on a new session. T3 writes `model` right after `session/new`, before Kiro has advertised anything, and that write's result then carries neither `model` nor `effortLevel`. Both arrive ~40-90 ms later in a `config_option_update`. The adapter saw no `effortLevel`, so it skipped the write, and the first turn ran at the model's default. In 4 of 5 probe runs, an effort write sent before that advert was silently dropped. The ACP runtime now exposes its config options as a stream of changes. The Kiro flavor waits (bounded at 2 s) until Kiro advertises the model it just wrote, then reads that advert to decide whether the model offers the selected level. A reloaded session already advertises its model, so it does not wait. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`kiro_effort` runs one turn on Claude Opus 5.5 at High through the real orchestrator and KiroAdapterV2, recorded live. In the recording, Kiro advertises `effortLevel` (at Medium) only after the model write, T3 writes High after that, and Kiro reports High back before the prompt goes out. The live run also showed the generic ACP option loop warning that Kiro's session has no `reasoningEffort` option, on every turn. The Kiro flavor sets that selection itself under Kiro's own `effortLevel` id, so it now names it in `ownedModelOptionIds` and the loop skips it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A custom model from the Kiro provider settings failed before the turn started. Once Kiro had listed its models, the adapter refused any id not on that list, and the ACP runtime's own check refused it too. Kiro takes any model id and fails the prompt with its own message when the account cannot use the model (probed live on kiro-cli 2.27.0). So T3 now writes the selected model as is and lets Kiro decide, as Grok does. A turn still never runs silently on another model. `setConfigOption` gains `allowUnlistedValue` for this, and only Kiro's model write sets it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The maintainer wants Kiro on V2. Kiro is not in the ACP registry, and generic registry agents stay spec-only, so this adds a dedicated
kirodriver on the shared ACP adapter, the way Antigravity and Grok have one. It targets Kiro CLI V3.What changed
kiro-cli acp --agent-engine=v3 --auth-method=cli. V3 only runs when asked for (the CLI still defaults to the v2 engine), and CLI-owned auth keeps tokens out of T3. V3 rejects the v2 flags (--agent,--model,--trust-*), so none are passed. The binary path is a setting (defaultkiro-clion PATH).KiroAdapterV2.ts, a small flavor overmakeAcpAdapterV2):autopilotoption says, and T3's runtime policy answers. A policy approval uses only Kiro'sallow_once. A request offering no one-time choice goes to the user instead, because Kiro'sallow_alwayssaves a workspace-wide rule. Withautopilotoff, Kiro also asks for a "Review changes"turn_approvalbefore a turn with edits ends. T3 turnsautopiloton only for unrestricted Full access, so an explicit approval or sandbox override keeps it off (the same rule as Grok's launch mode). It skips the write when the session already has that value. The shared adapter gainssessionConfigForPolicynext tosessionModeForPolicyfor this.session/set_config_optiononmodel, neversession/set_model. Kiro leavesmodelout of thesession/newresult and advertises it in aconfig_option_updatea few ms later. So a fresh session writes the requested model straight tomodel, and a flavor flag (modelOptionArrivesLate) keeps in-session model switching available instead of inferring "no switch" from the setup result. T3 writes the selected model even when Kiro's list doesn't include it, so custom models from the provider settings reach Kiro (setConfigOptiongainsallowUnlistedValue, set only here). Kiro accepts any value but fails the next prompt with -32000 "The model '…' is not available", and T3 shows Kiro's own message for a failed prompt. A turn never runs on another model. "Kiro default" selects Kiro's own default model (thedefault_modelfrom--list-models, elseauto), so switching back to it after a named model moves Kiro back too. A new session gets no write for it.allow_alwayssaves a workspace consent rule that outlives the thread, so it isn't offered as "this session". A "this session" answer a card never offered (a stale client, a hand-made respond call) is treated as Allow once.session/promptresponse. Asession_info_updatewithkind: "turn_end"doesn't end the turn.session/cancelsent 0–0.5 s aftersession/promptwas dropped and the turn ran to completion; one at 1.5 s or later was honored (@TinBane). The shared adapter gainscancelAfterPromptStarts: a flavor predicate for "this update shows the prompt started", plus a bound. Kiro's predicate matches itssession_info_updatewith_meta.kiro.kind: "turn_start", or output only a running prompt produces (assistant text or thoughts, tool calls, plans). Theuser_message_id_assignedecho and context usage don't count, since the previous prompt's latecontext_usagecan arrive after the next prompt went out. Kiro's docs don't promiseturn_start, so the cancel goes out at the latest 2 s aftersession/prompt, and is skipped if the prompt settles first. The wait for Kiro to acknowledge the cancel keeps its own 10 s. This is the same wait CodexAdapterV2 does forturn/started. The 2.27.0turn_interruptandmessage_steeringrecordings sent the cancel right after the echo, beforeturn_start, and Kiro honored it. Those two transcripts now expect the cancel afterturn_startby hand, as a synthetic expectation of the gated Stop, and their metadata says so.session/load, MCP injection on new and load, and image prompts (V3 advertisespromptCapabilities.image) all use the shared spec path. Unknown_kiro/*notifications are ignored. Unknown agent→client requests (e.g._kiro/auth/getAccessToken) get a JSON-RPC method-not-found error from the shared ACP client.kiro-cli chat --list-modelsnames no levels, so the picker uses a table copied from Kiro 2.27.0'smodelchoices (_meta.kiro.effortLevels,defaultEffortLevel). Kiro default and models without effort get none. The flavor writes the level to Kiro'seffortLeveloption once Kiro advertises the model T3 just wrote. Kiro only offerseffortLevelwhile a model with effort runs, and silently ignores a write sent before that. On 2.27.0 that advert usually lands in aconfig_option_update~40-90 ms after the model write's result, so the flavor waits for it (bounded at 2 s). It skips levels the model doesn't offer, since Kiro would accept them and change nothing. To support this, the ACP runtime exposes its config options as a stream (configOptionChanges), and flavors gainownedModelOptionIds, so the generic option loop leavesreasoningEffortalone.kindon itstool_callbut leaves it off thesession/request_permissionfor that call, so T3's policy saw an unknown kind and refused reads that a read-only sandbox allows. The adapter now fills a missing kind from the tool already seen under the sametoolCallId. The Grok, registry and Antigravity tests and replays still pass.kiro-cli --versionandkiro-cli whoami --format jsongive version and sign-in state. Only the first line ofwhoamiis decoded, because an IAM Identity Center login follows the JSON with aProfile:block (reported by @TinBane). A nonzero version exit reports "failed to run". Signed out shows "Runkiro-cli login". Once signed in,kiro-cli chat --list-models --format jsonfills the picker with the account's models (20 on the maintainer's plan;autoshows as "Kiro default"). It never runs while signed out, because there it starts a browser login. Supported runtime modes are Supervised and Full access. No text generation, and no one-click update (Kiro updates itself).modeoption alone (vibe, spec, quick-spec, bug-fix, plan, autonomous, …). The shared ACP plan-mode path already switches to Kiro'splanmode when the thread is in plan mode and restores the previous mode afterwards. Live, Kiro'splanmode answers with a plan and calls no tools. But Kiro emits that plan as ordinary assistant text, not an ACPplanupdate, so it doesn't become T3's proposed-plan card. The plan toggle stays hidden (showInteractionModeToggle: false) until that's mapped. The other modes are Kiro workflows with no T3 equivalent, andmemoryReflectionandcontentCollectionare untouched.KiroSettings(enabled, off by default; binaryPath; customModels),providers.kiro, its settings patch, the default model and the display name. Registered inBUILT_IN_DRIVERS, the V2 adapter drivers, the status ordering and the bundled compatibility policy (>=2.27.0).KIRO_API_KEY, "Early Access" badge), the Kiro mark as the provider icon, and settings-search terms. Mobile draws the same mark.docs/user/providers-kiro.md(setup, models, permission modes), plus a Kiro row in the install table, the docs index, permission modes andAGENTS.md's provider list.Recorded live (Kiro CLI 2.27.0, claude-haiku-4.5)
apps/server/scripts/record-kiro-acp-replay-fixture.tsruns a fixture through the real orchestrator and the realKiroAdapterV2against the signed-inkiro-cli, teeing only the protocol logger. It scrubs session ids, other UUIDs, the workspace, HOME (including the URL-encoded forms in Kiro's snapshot URIs), Kiro's log directory, user-scoped commands, and the_kiro/*broadcasts T3 ignores. Every transcript was grepped for user, email, account and path leaks before committing. Each one replays throughOrchestratorReplayFixtures:simple,multi_turn,queued_turn,turn_interrupt(Stop mid-turn:session/cancel→stopReason: "cancelled"),message_steering(Kiro has no native mid-turn steering over ACP, so T3 steers by cancel and re-prompt),tool_call_read_only_on_request(Supervised approval of a write).provider_thread_resume: after the idle release a fresh processsession/loads the first session and remembers it. ACP transcripts can now span processes: a mid-transcriptruntime_exitmarks the respawn, and the replay agent continues from its status file.kiro_supervised_write/kiro_full_access_write(new): Supervised sends the write and Kiro's review to the user; Full access answers the write by policy, with no user prompt and no review.kiro_tool_call_read_only_on_request(new) shows an on-request override keeping Kiro Supervised.kiro_model_switch(new): a turn onclaude-haiku-4.5, thenclaude-sonnet-4.5in the same session. Fixtures gained aset_modelstep for this.kiro_effort(new): one turn onclaude-opus-5.5at High. In the recording, Kiro advertiseseffortLevelat Medium only after the model write, T3 then writes High, and Kiro reports High before the prompt goes out.kiro_unknown_model(recording driven by an adapter test): an unknown id fails the turn with Kiro's message, and an available model then works in the same session.--forceto inspect), and rejects--outwith several scenarios.Not supported or deferred
tool_call_read_onlyisn't recorded. The shared fixture names files under a fixed/tmp/claude-replay-…path, and the rules for this work forbid creating anything under/tmp. The kind fix above came from that attempt._kiro/session/context,_kiro/session/compact,_kiro/mcp/statuswith MCP OAuth, persistent consent scopes onallow_always,_session/steer,session/fork,session/list,_kiro/workflow/*.Rebase onto main (Oct 6)
Squashed the 27 review-fix commits into one and ported it to main: provider files follow the one-module-per-service layout (#16295),
effect/process(#16138),layer*names and the renamed replay harness exports (#16282). The recorder and two transcripts now treat the<pull_request_linking>body as T3-owned<any>text, since main's longer PR-watch guidance brokekiro_model_switch. The two fixes from @TinBane's report (Stop and Identity Center, above) are separate commits, and so is each review fix on top (Stop gating on Kiro's start evidence with a 2 s bound, gated early-Stop tests, "Kiro default" switching back, stale "this session" approvals).Verification
unshare -U --map-current-user -p -f --mount-proc: the fullOrchestratorReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts, 134 passed (every provider).KiroAdapterV2.test.ts,KiroProvider.test.tsandKiroDriver.test.ts: 16 passed, including the early-Stop and Identity Center regressions, each shown failing before its fix.AcpRegistryAdapterV2,GrokAdapterV2andAntigravityAdapterV2tests passed.ProviderRegistry.test.ts,ModelManifest.test.tsandproviderCompatibility.test.tspassed.KiroAdapterV2.test.ts,KiroProvider.test.tsandKiroDriver.test.ts23 passed; the Grok, Antigravity and registry adapter tests 32 passed.OrchestratorReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts -t kiro: 10 passed.ProviderRegistry.test.tsandModelManifest.test.ts: 72 passed. Each review fix was reverted on its own and its test failed: the early-Stop tests sent the cancel after theuser_message_id_assignedecho and after the previous prompt'scontext_usage; a turn with reply text but noturn_startnever cancelled; without the 2 s bound an echo-only turn never cancelled in time; with a shared Stop deadline the acknowledgement wait ended early; the default-model test saw a prompt where it expectedmodel→auto; the stale-approval test sawalways-accept. The early-Stop tests hold Kiro's frames at replay gates, release them on an adapter receipt and move a test clock, with no wall-clock delays.status.jsonwith a truncatingwriteFileSyncafter each frame, so the completeness check can read it half-written ("Unexpected end of JSON input"). Not fixed here.AcpAdapterV2.test.ts, 109 passed; the 5 detached process-group tests fail insideunsharewith main's ownAcpAdapterV2.tstoo.vp exec tsc --noEmit -p .by exit code for apps/server, apps/web, apps/mobile and packages/contracts: 0 (server re-checked after each change).vp linton touched files: clean apart from base-branch warnings. Diff grep forsk-or-andcrsr_: none.kiro-cli2.27.0 with a direct ACP probe: amodelwrite sent right aftersession/newgot a result withouteffortLevelin most runs, and aneffortLevel=highwrite sent then stayed at Medium in 4 of 5 runs. Writing after Kiro's advert worked 6 of 6 times, and asession/loadin a new process restored High. That is why the flavor waits for the advert. The new scripted test fails 3 of 3 on the first effort commit and passes with the wait.KiroAdapterV2.test.ts: 16 passed, 5 runs in a row. Kiro replays: 11 passed. Grok, Antigravity, registry and Kiro replays: 27 passed. The Kiro, Grok, Antigravity and shared ACP adapter suites withKiroProvider,AcpRuntimeModelandAcpSessionConfig: 229 of 230 passed. The failure was the early-Stop "never acknowledges" test, which then passed in all 5 reruns above. Servertsc: exit 0.turn_interruptrecording on Kiro CLI 2.27.1 against this head to confirm an early Stop now cancels, ideally also with Stop pressed within 0.5 s of sending?Model: Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code)
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