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Summary

Preview automation could time out while Electron kept working, leaving later actions stuck or losing a recording during retry. A slow WebSocket subscription could block unrelated browser requests, agents sharing a credential could overwrite each other's selected tab, and a hidden host window could stop painting while input appeared to succeed.

Requests now carry one deadline through MCP, renderer readiness, IPC, and Electron. Timed-out control sessions recover, independent RPC requests keep moving, and native caller metadata separates each agent's host and tab selection. Bounded automation resumes the host compositor without showing or focusing its window. Snapshots preserve page data when image capture fails, while recording finalization and transfer can be retried without saving duplicate desktop artifacts.

System-scheme browser guests attach CDP lazily so registration cannot leave initialization stuck behind a hidden guest. They now start with an opaque native canvas, keeping dark plain text readable before the first automation operation while preserving upstream's CDP background override and bounded session recovery.

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What changed

  • Bound automation work and reset only the stalled debugger session. Preserve selected hosts and tabs across reconnection, and allow a short eviction grace for late responses without replaying timed-out actions.
  • Isolate host and tab selection by native caller context within the credential's conversation. Deliver independent RPC requests concurrently while preserving each request's ordering and ACK backpressure.
  • Temporarily disable host-window background throttling during bounded automation. Native input and screenshots wait for a committed host frame, and the last operation restores throttling unless recording or picture-in-picture still needs it.
  • Keep system-scheme CDP attachment lazy and include initialization in the operation deadline. Apply transparent=false to the shared Electron guest preferences so retained, manual, and agent-opened previews have an opaque canvas before attachment. Non-system appearance restoration stays bounded, and timeout recovery remains tied to the exact acquired session.
  • Capture background tabs without selecting or focusing them. Return semantic snapshots with screenshot: null, a capture-failure reason, and host-rendering status when no image is available.
  • Restore captures when a live guest re-registers after a failed replacement. Preserve outstanding native captures and interruption gates, and stop old requests from retrying through a replacement generation.
  • Keep the display awake during automation activity, releasing the block after five minutes without requests, when the last automation tab closes, or at shutdown.
  • Retain recording data across finalization and upload timeouts, share pending work, and reuse artifact idempotency keys. Recognize timeout messages preserved by Electron IPC, reject new starts while stopped recordings await finalization retry, and clamp desktop stop and save waits to the IPC limit.
  • Preserve browser profiles, runtime tab identity, and explicit background presentation. Bound open, resize, and appearance readiness; support idempotent tab closure; reduce unrelated guest rerenders.

Validation

488 baseline tests and 124 adaptation tests passed; source Windows Electron and representative iOS checks passed
  • On upstream base 54084ae1e6, the rebased preview branch passed 488 focused tests with one skipped across 31 files. Coverage includes capture re-registration and generation replacement, degraded snapshots, broker eviction grace, caller isolation, concurrent RPC delivery, recording finalization, compositor startup, and upload retries. Scoped typechecks passed for desktop, web, server, contracts, and client-runtime. Targeted lint passed with seven warnings.
  • Final opaque-canvas adaptation 4ac7cd556d passed 124 focused tests across WebviewPreferences.test.ts and Manager.test.ts, desktop typecheck, targeted lint, formatting, and branch whitespace checks. This is a separate targeted run, not 124 additional distinct tests.
  • The rebuilt Windows Electron 44.4.2 source app verified readable system-scheme dark plain text with an opaque RGBA 18,18,18,255 canvas before its first CDP session attachment. Explicit light appearance produced an opaque white canvas; switching back, navigation, tab closure, and a fresh guest restored the dark canvas. A never-resolving evaluation with a one-second caller timeout detached its exact session, and the next same-host evaluation succeeded.
  • An isolated Windows web smoke and representative native iOS pass ran on the rebased baseline. The iPad pass loaded copied state with 52 projects and 5272 threads and opened a settled thread. Android preparation stopped at an unavailable local Expo entry point. The final preference change affects Electron guests; standalone web and native mobile behavior are unchanged.
  • The final adaptation's DEFAULT-roster Magi review reached unanimous approval. CodeRabbit's review of the same adaptation range completed with zero findings. These recorded reviews and runtime checks were reused for publication; no implementation changed during this PR refresh.
  • Historical isolated Windows Electron checks covered independent caller tabs, navigation, input, implicit-target preservation, and background snapshots. Hidden and minimized host checks verified compositor recovery without window activation. A real WebSocket experiment reproduced cross-request blocking and preserved all 18 stream values in order with the fix. A one-second renderer timeout retained the assigned host, and the next evaluation succeeded. Historical display-wake checks kept rendering active through eight minutes without session input and returned a snapshot in 82 ms; inactivity and closing the last automation tab released the block. These broader checks were not repeated on the current base.
  • Full Electron recording transfer, native macOS rendering, physical display sleep, and GPU suspension were not repeated for the final adaptation. Input remains bounded and snapshots retain semantic data when the host cannot commit a frame. An interrupted native capture blocks later captures until its exact pending promise settles. The original production subscriber slowdown remains unproven; the transport failure was reproduced independently.
  • Upload response loss can leave a pending server copy when a retry creates a new upload. Best-effort deletion and existing cleanup apply; abandoned uploads become eligible after 24 hours, with no promised deletion deadline.

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The initial closure reasons for #12706 have been addressed. Pairing-token navigation and development desktop isolation are excluded from this replacement.

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// typed timeout, arrives within the grace. A late answer is discarded: the
// caller already failed and no action is replayed.
const watchForEviction = Effect.gen(function* () {
const late = yield* Deferred.await(deferred).pipe(

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🟠 High mcp/PreviewAutomationBroker.ts:813

watchForEviction evicts the connection after the grace period whenever this timed-out request's deferred remains unresolved, even if a later independent request on the same connection receives a valid response. That makes a responsive host look dead and interrupts subsequent automation; the watcher should reset or cancel eviction when any activity from the connection is observed during the grace period.

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`watchForEviction` evicts the connection after the grace period whenever this timed-out request's `deferred` remains unresolved, even if a later independent request on the same connection receives a valid response. That makes a responsive host look dead and interrupts subsequent automation; the watcher should reset or cancel eviction when any activity from the connection is observed during the grace period.

cancelCapture?.();
if (startingLifecycle.grantStarted) {
// The startup budget is already exhausted; only genuine cleanup failures add diagnostics.
const cleanupCause = await cleanupFailedRecordingStart(bridge, recording, deadline, {

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🟠 High browser/browserRecording.ts:871

A startup timeout while startScreencast is pending can admit a new recording for the same tabId before the original native start has finished. The old startup's late stopScreencast(tabId) then targets the new recording because native operations are keyed only by tab ID, stopping it unexpectedly. Keep the old recording reserved until the pending native operation and its cancellation have settled, or otherwise serialize cleanup and the next start for that tab.

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In file @apps/web/src/browser/browserRecording.ts around line 871:

A startup timeout while `startScreencast` is pending can admit a new recording for the same `tabId` before the original native start has finished. The old startup's late `stopScreencast(tabId)` then targets the new recording because native operations are keyed only by tab ID, stopping it unexpectedly. Keep the old recording reserved until the pending native operation and its cancellation have settled, or otherwise serialize cleanup and the next start for that tab.

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Verdict: Not approved

Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This is an XXL cross-cutting preview automation overhaul that adds new host-selection, background-capture, recording-retry, and timeout-recovery behavior while changing product defaults across desktop, server, and web paths. Three unresolved High-severity findings also identify risks involving debugger cleanup, host eviction, and recording lifecycle isolation.

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Changes

Preview automation adds persistent host identity, explicit host selection, context-scoped routing, bounded operation deadlines, background capture, nullable screenshots, and close operations. Desktop capture and browser recording add serialization, cancellation, retry, and idempotent artifact handling. RPC delivery is multiplexed per request ID.

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Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PreviewAutomationHosts
  participant PreviewAutomationRequestConsumer
  participant PreviewAutomationBroker
  participant PreviewManager
  participant BrowserRecording
  PreviewAutomationHosts->>PreviewAutomationRequestConsumer: submit operation with timeout
  PreviewAutomationRequestConsumer->>PreviewAutomationBroker: route request with remaining budget
  PreviewAutomationBroker->>PreviewManager: invoke selected host operation
  PreviewManager->>BrowserRecording: start, stop, or save recording with deadline
  BrowserRecording-->>PreviewManager: artifact or timeout result
  PreviewManager-->>PreviewAutomationBroker: operation response
  PreviewAutomationBroker-->>PreviewAutomationRequestConsumer: routed response
  PreviewAutomationRequestConsumer-->>PreviewAutomationHosts: success or serialized error
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 4ac7c

The change is mergeable with small follow-ups. Concurrent automation requests can leave the display awake until the app exits. Recording starts with very long timeouts from direct callers may be rejected by the desktop.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 4ac7c

The inspected changes preserve important access and ownership controls while improving recovery. No new security vulnerability was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns late browser operations after timeout and recovery behavior that could not be fully verified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The relevant sensitive outcomes are browser control and capture, semantic page disclosure, local recording writes, and recording transfer. In the inspected MCP route, callers require a valid credential and preview capability; caller metadata does not replace the credential-owned thread or environment. End-to-end host registration authentication was not independently established in this pass.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — The supplied recording path-traversal candidate was rejected. The inspected IPC contract restricts the filename-derived idempotency key to bounded alphanumeric and hyphen characters, excluding separators and traversal syntax. This rejection does not establish safety of unrelated surfaces.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Capture ownership is tied to the WebContents object and capture queue. Native captures are serialized, timeout gates later captures until settlement, retries validate the current guest and queue, and detachment retires the old queue. These checks contain stale capture results at guest replacement.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Bounded native automation uses reference-counted rendering leases. Renderer background presentation uses an idempotent release function and retains its lease until an initiated capture settles, even if the response deadline wins. Recording startup cancellation stops late-arriving streams and disposes late compositor initialization.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Document caller context as coordination metadata rather than authenticated agent isolation. Establish the native detach/reattach ordering guarantee before treating a timed-out mutation as cancelled; recovery guidance should distinguish an unknown mutation outcome from an operation that never executed.
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Review comments at @apps/desktop/src/preview/Manager.ts:
- Around line 1737-1753: Make the blocker check, `powerSaveBlocker.start` call,
and `displayWake.blockerId` assignment atomic in `noteAutomationActivity` by
performing them in one `Effect.sync` block. Preserve the existing warning and
early-return behavior when starting fails, and return without starting another
blocker when one is already active.

Review comments at @apps/web/src/browser/browserRecording.ts:
- Around line 737-739: Clamp the timeout passed to
`bridge.recording.startScreencast` in `startBrowserRecording` to
`DESKTOP_PREVIEW_OPERATION_TIMEOUT_MAX_MS`, while preserving the minimum of 1
ms. Apply the same upper bound to both startup cleanup `stopScreencast` calls so
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Comment on lines +1737 to +1753
displayWake.lastActivityAt = yield* currentMillis;
if (tabId !== null) displayWake.automationTabIds.add(tabId);
if (displayWake.blockerId !== null) return;
const started = yield* Effect.try(() => powerSaveBlocker.start("prevent-display-sleep")).pipe(
Effect.tapError((cause) =>
Effect.logWarning("Preview automation could not start the display-sleep block.", { cause }),
),
Effect.option,
);
if (Option.isNone(started)) return;
displayWake.blockerId = started.value;
yield* Effect.logDebug("Preview automation started the display-sleep block.", {
blockerId: started.value,
reason,
tabId,
});
displayWake.watcher = yield* Effect.forkIn(watchDisplayWakeInactivity, parentScope);

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Make the display-sleep blocker start atomic.

noteAutomationActivity checks displayWake.blockerId !== null and then runs powerSaveBlocker.start and tapError/option as separate effect steps. The fiber scheduler can yield between these steps. If two automation requests start at the same moment, both fibers can pass the check, and each one calls powerSaveBlocker.start. The second ID overwrites the first one. Nothing ever stops the first blocker, so the display can stay awake until the app quits.

Do the check, the start, and the assignment in one Effect.sync block.

🔒️ Proposed fix
-    if (displayWake.blockerId !== null) return;
-    const started = yield* Effect.try(() => powerSaveBlocker.start("prevent-display-sleep")).pipe(
-      Effect.tapError((cause) =>
-        Effect.logWarning("Preview automation could not start the display-sleep block.", { cause }),
-      ),
-      Effect.option,
-    );
-    if (Option.isNone(started)) return;
-    displayWake.blockerId = started.value;
+    const started = yield* Effect.sync(() => {
+      if (displayWake.blockerId !== null) return { _tag: "running" as const };
+      try {
+        displayWake.blockerId = powerSaveBlocker.start("prevent-display-sleep");
+        return { _tag: "started" as const, id: displayWake.blockerId };
+      } catch (cause) {
+        return { _tag: "failed" as const, cause };
+      }
+    });
+    if (started._tag === "running") return;
+    if (started._tag === "failed") {
+      yield* Effect.logWarning("Preview automation could not start the display-sleep block.", {
+        cause: started.cause,
+      });
+      return;
+    }
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displayWake.lastActivityAt = yield* currentMillis;
if (tabId !== null) displayWake.automationTabIds.add(tabId);
if (displayWake.blockerId !== null) return;
const started = yield* Effect.try(() => powerSaveBlocker.start("prevent-display-sleep")).pipe(
Effect.tapError((cause) =>
Effect.logWarning("Preview automation could not start the display-sleep block.", { cause }),
),
Effect.option,
);
if (Option.isNone(started)) return;
displayWake.blockerId = started.value;
yield* Effect.logDebug("Preview automation started the display-sleep block.", {
blockerId: started.value,
reason,
tabId,
});
displayWake.watcher = yield* Effect.forkIn(watchDisplayWakeInactivity, parentScope);
displayWake.lastActivityAt = yield* currentMillis;
if (tabId !== null) displayWake.automationTabIds.add(tabId);
const started = yield* Effect.sync(() => {
if (displayWake.blockerId !== null) return { _tag: "running" as const };
try {
displayWake.blockerId = powerSaveBlocker.start("prevent-display-sleep");
return { _tag: "started" as const, id: displayWake.blockerId };
} catch (cause) {
return { _tag: "failed" as const, cause };
}
});
if (started._tag === "running") return;
if (started._tag === "failed") {
yield* Effect.logWarning("Preview automation could not start the display-sleep block.", {
cause: started.cause,
});
return;
}
yield* Effect.logDebug("Preview automation started the display-sleep block.", {
blockerId: started.value,
reason,
tabId,
});
displayWake.watcher = yield* Effect.forkIn(watchDisplayWakeInactivity, parentScope);
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Review comment at @apps/desktop/src/preview/Manager.ts around lines 1737 - 1753:
Make the blocker check, `powerSaveBlocker.start` call, and
`displayWake.blockerId` assignment atomic in `noteAutomationActivity` by
performing them in one `Effect.sync` block. Preserve the existing warning and
early-return behavior when starting fails, and return without starting another
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The timeout and capture-recovery problem is clear, but the one-problem rule needs one scope question resolved: why are the new preview_list_hosts and preview_select_host tools, plus per-caller host and tab selection, necessary for that recovery? Please explain the dependency or split independently useful host-selection work into a focused PR. Link any maintainer discussion that approved the combined scope.

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@juliusmarminge, the routing changes protect remote automation when several desktop hosts or agents share an environment. Stable host assignments keep recovery on the selected device across reconnects, and per-caller tab selection prevents one agent's recovery call from targeting a sibling's tab.

Those safeguards relate to safe recovery, but preview_list_hosts and preview_select_host expose independently useful discovery and selection. They are not prerequisites for the basic timeout and capture-recovery fix. I cannot cite a maintainer discussion approving the combined scope. The intentional host/caller behavior remains in this fork branch, so acceptance of that combined upstream scope is still outstanding.

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Closing under the one-problem rule. Your scope explanation confirms that preview_list_hosts and preview_select_host are independently useful and are not prerequisites for the timeout and capture-recovery fix. Please split that discovery and selection work out, keep the necessary recovery changes and their verification together, and request reconsideration.

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