feat(server): deliver finished runs to plugins from an acknowledged cursor by saphid · Pull Request #16048 · pingdotgg/t3code

saphid · 2026-10-05T12:07:55Z

Model: Claude Opus 5.5. Rebased onto current main with Claude Opus 5.5 on 2026-10-12.

Stacked on #16047 (and #15010). Review only the top 6 commits: 3fa503e.

Rebased 2026-10-10 onto #15010's current head (1fe8efd69a, on main 57b3780). The follow-up commits in this PR answer review-bot and review findings, each with a focused test; GPT-6.1 Sol (high) reviewed them in two rounds: SHIP. The plugin event cursor table moved from migration 060 to 062 after main's two new migrations, and RunFinalized.test.ts imports the ID allocator from @t3tools/provider-core, where main moved it. A new first commit makes the replay harness answer a runtime request only once its approval or question card is projected: a provider's request and its card can commit separately, and with this layer's extra work per commit the harness answered between them, leaving main's subagent approval cards "waiting". Clients already answer the card they show, so only the harness changes. Main moved the host process references into a HostProcess module (#17641), so the event feed test provides the process arguments through HostProcess.Arguments. GPT-6.1 Sol (high) reviewed this port: SHIP. Captures below were taken at the revisions they name. At this head (3fa503eedc) these pass: focused tests (11 files, 139 tests), typecheck (t3, @t3tools/client-runtime, @t3tools/contracts), lint and fmt on the changed files, knip.

Problem

A plugin cannot react to the one thing people most often want it for: "a turn finished". There is no durable OV2 record that a run and its follow-up work are done. thread.settled is the sidebar's parking state, and the terminal run.updated lands before the checkpoint capture and workspace refresh. A plugin that keyed off either would fire early, twice, or not at all after a restart. There is also no path from the event log to a plugin process, so the plugin host from the previous stacked PR has nothing that actually launches a plugin.

This PR adds both halves of one concern: plugins receive run lifecycle events at least once, in order, from an acknowledged cursor that survives restarts. Nothing user-visible changes in the web, desktop or mobile UI.

Why this qualifies

This is the proposal route in CONTRIBUTING. It needs two approvals, and no maintainer has agreed to either yet:

OV2 owner: the new run.finalized / run.finalization-failed thread events in the orchestration contract (on #6837 or a new Ideas post). Its only consumer today is plugin events, which is why it ships in this PR instead of on its own.
#6837 (lifecycle hooks for extensions), on top of the plugin-system approval the previous PR needs on #6714 / [Feature]: Pi-style extension API for lifecycle hooks, UI contributions, and settings #6837.

It stacks on the plugin host PR (supervised child processes + catalogue + consent). If the answer is no, we close this and the plugin PRs above it. Previous PR in this stack: feat(server): run consented local plugins in supervised child processes (#16047).

Fix

Run finalization (OV2).

Contracts: run.finalized { runId, outcome: completed | failed | interrupted | cancelled, checkpointId | null } and run.finalization-failed { runId, operation: capture-checkpoint | refresh-workspace | record-finalized } as thread events (and their JSON arms). Clients without this PR skip them as unknown events.
Every newly finished run that was not rolled back records exactly one of the two, once, under one deterministic event id. A run that queued a checkpoint capture records run.finalized from RunFinalizationService after capture and workspace refresh succeed. When the effect worker gives up on its last attempt, the failure record commits in the same transaction that fails the outbox row; a cancelled capture records the failure in the cancelling commit; an interrupted capture is replayed after restart, never recorded as a failure.
Every other terminal path (provider failure, stop, start failure, restart recovery, thread deletion) is finalized by one commit-time rule in EventSink, so a new terminal path needs no extra wiring. Thread activity, thread.settled and the relay are unchanged.

Plugin events.

A plugin declares "capabilities": ["events"] with "proposedApi": true and registers context.proposed.onEvent(handler). A server without this PR refuses the plugin instead of running it without delivery.
Projection (pluginEvents.ts): only those two event types, each with deliveryId (stable dedupe key), sequence, occurredAt, environmentId, threadId, runId, the thread's projectId and title (≤200 chars, null if the thread was deleted), and outcome or operation. No message text, no provider ids.
Delivery (PluginEventFeed.ts, migration 058 plugin_event_cursors): one cursor per installation, started at the end of the log when the installation is enabled (no history backfill). The feed reads bounded pages from the durable event log and invokes the host-reserved t3.events handler through the plugin catalogue. The cursor moves only after the plugin acknowledges the page. EventSink commits only wake the feed through a sliding subscription, so orchestration never waits on a plugin.
Failure handling: any failed page (handler error, timeout, crash, defect) is retried with backoff (2 s doubling to 1 min) and quarantined after 5 consecutive failures with the cursor unchanged. The existing plugins.resume clears quarantine; re-enable and restart retry from the cursor. A stored event the server cannot read (bad payload or bad identifiers) stops delivery in front of it, quarantined with 0 failures, until it is repaired and resumed; it is never skipped. Storage errors are never counted against the plugin. Disable stops delivery, enable continues from the cursor, remove forgets it.
PluginInstallation.eventDelivery (forward-compatible optional) reports active | retrying | quarantined so a client can show it; the management UI PR renders it.
Handler names starting with t3. are host-reserved: handle("t3.…") throws in the plugin process. Later stacked PRs open exactly three names, each with its capability: t3.tool.<name> (tools), t3.transform.enrich (context transforms) and t3.approval.decide (approvals). Every other t3.* stays refused.

No new RPC: plugins.resume already exists and keeps its access:write scope.

Size: 34 files, +3405 / −82. About 1.7k of the added lines are tests.

Evidence

Environment: macOS arm64; this PR on top of the plugin host PR.

How to exercise it (isolated vp run dev, administrative session): add, consent and enable a plugin whose entry calls context.proposed.onEvent(e => appendFile(log, JSON.stringify(e))), then run a turn with any provider. One run.finalized line appears after the turn's checkpoint lands, and the stored cursor equals that event's sequence.

Live trace (run on an earlier revision of this PR with an identical patch, before the stack was restacked; isolated server on a fresh home, macOS 26 arm64, Node 24; real Claude turns (claudeAgent, claude-opus-5-5) through the isolated server's default provider configuration; the fixture plugin appends each event to a file outside its directory, deduplicated by environmentId + deliveryId):

	Plugin host PR (parent)	This PR
Add a plugin declaring `"capabilities": ["events"]`	refused: `this server does not support events`	needs consent → enabled
Real Claude turn completes	run `completed`, 0 `run.finalized` records, no cursor table, 0 plugin processes	`run.finalized` at sequence 38, right after the checkpoint; plugin process launched; handler wrote `Turn finished in "…turn 1": completed`; cursor = 38

What the trace shows, in order:

Enable: the cursor row starts at the log head; no plugin process until the first page.
Delivery: a real turn persists checkpoint.captured (33, 34), run.updated (36), then run.finalized (38). The host launches the plugin, the handler runs, and the cursor is acknowledged at 38. plugins.list shows host running, eventDelivery: active.
Failing handler: with the handler throwing, plugins.subscribe shows retrying with failures 1–4 (retries 4 s, 8 s, 16 s apart), then quarantined with 5 failures. The server logs Quarantined a plugin's event delivery; the cursor stays at 38 while the log head is 75. Once the handler would succeed, delivery stays quarantined until plugins.resume, which delivers the page once (7th attempt) and moves the cursor to 75.
Plugin crash: the handler is held mid-page and the plugin process is killed with SIGKILL. The supervisor logs Plugin failed; backing off (was killed by SIGKILL, 1000 ms), starts a new process (new pid), and the same page is delivered again and acknowledged (cursor 112). The plugin's dedupe kept one notification.
Interrupted disable: with deactivate never settling, the first plugins.disable is interrupted by its client after 300 ms while the process is still alive. The retried disable returns 1.7 s later (2.0 s after the first call, the stop grace) and the process is gone.
Disabled, then restart: a turn finished while the plugin was disabled records run.finalized (149), but nothing is delivered and the cursor stays at 112. The server is stopped and started on the same home; the installation is still disabled and nothing is delivered. enable delivers sequence 149 from the cursor, and no acknowledged event is delivered again.
Restart while enabled: a further restart (into the --share run below) left the cursor at 153 and the attempt count unchanged.
Remove: the cursor row is deleted and no plugin process remains.

Remote pass (vp run dev --share, same isolated home, clients reached the server only through the tailnet HTTPS origin): a standard client read eventDelivery: active through plugins.list, then followed plugins.subscribe while a remote administrator ran a Claude turn with the handler failing. It saw idle → starting → running, retrying 1–4, then quarantined (5). Its own plugins.resume was refused (requiredScope=access:write); the administrator's resume delivered the page, and the standard client's plugins.list showed active again.

Trace excerpt (delivery, quarantine, crash)

## 2. real Claude turn -> run.finalized persisted -> plugin launched -> handler output -> cursor acknowledged
launched thread …5c94acae082f (title "Layer 10 evidence turn 1")
--- notifications.log
Turn finished in "Layer 10 evidence turn 1": completed
cursor=38 (rows=1) logHead=38
latest finalization records: [{"sequence":38,"event_type":"run.finalized"}]
plugin-host children of server: 1
list: proof.turn-notifier status=enabled gen=1 host=running eventDelivery={"_tag":"active"}

## 3. failing handler
[subscribe] ... eventDelivery={"_tag":"retrying","failures":1,...}
[subscribe] ... eventDelivery={"_tag":"retrying","failures":4,...}
[subscribe] ... eventDelivery={"_tag":"quarantined","failures":5,"reason":"... notifier is told to fail"}
cursor=38 (rows=1) logHead=75
resume: ALLOWED proof.turn-notifier ... eventDelivery={"_tag":"active"}
cursor=75 (rows=1) logHead=75

## 4. kill the plugin child while its handler is running
--- attempts.log (deliveryId tail, sequence, handling pid)
…99daf685dcd2 112 pid=40727
…99daf685dcd2 112 pid=48505
WARN: Plugin failed; backing off { reason: 'was killed by SIGKILL.', delayMs: 1000 }
cursor=112 (rows=1) logHead=112

## 5. interrupted disable, then retry
first disable: interrupted by the client after 303 ms; plugin child alive=true
retried disable: ALLOWED proof.turn-notifier status=disabled enabled=false gen=1 host=absent
  retry returned after 1704 ms (2007 ms after the first call); plugin child alive=false

Checks at this head (55906e7fbb), re-run 2026-10-05 (CI=true, all exit 0):

vp test run (apps/server) on RunFinalized.test.ts, RunFinalizationService.test.ts, EffectWorker.test.ts, PluginEventFeed.test.ts, the two migration-manifest tests, plus the plugin host's catalogue, supervisor and RPC-scope tests: 9 files, 88 tests pass. Contracts orchestrationV2.test.ts + pluginCatalog.test.ts: 2 files, 36 tests pass.
Recorded during development: with only this PR's wiring reverted to its parent (new modules kept so the new tests load), RunFinalized.test.ts and PluginEventFeed.test.ts fail 29 of 30 tests (measured before the unreadable-identifier test was added); with all production files reverted, 5 server and 2 contracts tests fail and the two new files cannot load. The unreadable-identifier test fails against the previous revision of this PR (the worker died without quarantine, so Resume could not recover it) and passes now.
RunFinalized.test.ts runs the real effect worker, outbox, SQLite event sink and projection, finalization service and restart recovery; only capture and refresh are stubbed. PluginEventFeed.test.ts runs the real catalogue and supervisor with real plugin child processes. Both wait on persisted events, worker drains and the feed's receipts; retry backoff is crossed with TestClock. None sleep.
Neighbouring OV2 suites (run execution, checkpoint capture and rollback, restart recovery, replay recovery, persistence, relay, client projection and thread sync): 11 files, 257 tests pass on an earlier revision with an identical patch (not part of the re-run).
vp run --filter typecheck for @t3tools/contracts, t3 and @t3tools/client-runtime; vp lint --report-unused-disable-directives and vp fmt --check on the touched files (one lint warning, unchanged from the parent: an unused daemonLayer in EffectWorker.ts); vp run knip:check; web build; vp run build:desktop; node scripts/release-smoke.ts. All pass.

Surfaces

Entry points: none new. Plugin authors use context.proposed.onEvent; administrators use the existing plugins.resume. No settings, command palette or keybinding.
Clients: web, desktop and mobile are unchanged. eventDelivery is added to installation snapshots; the management UI PR displays it. Clients that do not know it ignore it.
Providers: provider-agnostic. Codex, Claude, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Antigravity and Pi all run turns as OV2 runs whose terminal status is written by the shared run execution path, never by the adapter, so every provider gets run.finalized through the same rule. Completed, interrupted and cancelled runs finalize after their checkpoint; failed runs finalize in their terminal commit; rolled-back runs never do. The plugin feed neither reads nor filters by provider. Live delivery at this head was exercised with Claude.
Contracts: two new OV2 thread events, the plugin event projection and an optional eventDelivery installation field. New client + old server: no events, field absent (treated as unknown). Old client + new server: events are skipped as unknown; field ignored.
Reverse states: quarantine ↔ plugins.resume; disable ↔ enable (continues from the cursor); remove forgets the cursor. A run.finalization-failed run never later records run.finalized.
Connection modes: delivery is server-side between the event log and a local child process, so local, remote, relay and tunnel behave the same. The only wire change is the optional snapshot field on the existing plugin RPCs.
Docs: one constraint paragraph in docs/internals/overview.md (exactly-one finalization record, committed with its work; EventSink owns the no-capture paths). No user doc yet: users cannot install plugins until the management UI PR, which adds the guide.

Not verified

Live turns (on the earlier, identical-patch revision) used Claude only. Other providers are covered by the shared code path and the replay-harness tests, not by live turns.
Runs that finished before this ships, and provider-native subagent nodes, never get run.finalized (by design); app-owned subagents finalize in their own threads.
Delivery is at-least-once, not exactly-once: a crash between a plugin's side effect and the cursor write redelivers that page. Plugins must dedupe by environmentId + deliveryId.
Quarantine state is in memory and clears on restart, so a plugin that keeps failing is retried 5 more times after each restart.
The remote read of eventDelivery used the tailnet (--share) only, with a scripted RPC client rather than a browser (no client renders the field yet). No relay or T3 Connect tunnel run.
No server was stopped while a turn was finishing; the "finished while away" case was shown with the plugin disabled across a restart instead.
Windows and Linux plugin children were not run.

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Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR introduces a broad plugin runtime with supervised child processes, durable cursors, new RPC authorization and migrations, while also changing run-finalization and provider-status behavior across clients. It additionally changes default capabilities and adds static-analysis suppressions, so the scope and policy impact require human review.

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Use the documented service shape for this module.

The effect-services guideline says: "No standalone FooShape; name the type Foo["Service"]." This module exports ContributionStatusStoreShape, and the adapter and tests import that name. The Context.Reference default-value pattern is a deliberate choice that lets adapters work without the store. Keep that pattern. Inline the interface in the tag, then switch consumers to ContributionStatusStore.ContributionStatusStore["Service"].
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Import the service modules as namespaces.

PluginEventDelivery and PluginSupervisor are service modules. This file imports both with named imports. Use namespace imports and yield* PluginSupervisor.PluginSupervisor / Effect.serviceOption(PluginEventDelivery.PluginEventDelivery).
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-import { PluginEventDelivery } from "./PluginEventDelivery.ts";
+import * as PluginEventDelivery from "./PluginEventDelivery.ts";
 import { loadPluginDirectory, type PluginRegistration } from "./PluginManifestLoader.ts";
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-import { PluginSupervisor, type PluginInvokeError } from "./PluginSupervisor.ts";
+import * as PluginSupervisor from "./PluginSupervisor.ts";
Then update the uses: PluginSupervisor.PluginSupervisor, PluginSupervisor.PluginInvokeError, and PluginEventDelivery.PluginEventDelivery.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/pluginHostChild.ts:
- Around line 74-76: Update the Failed message in the result-serialization catch
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginManifestLoader.ts:
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginCatalog.ts:
- Around line 50-57: Change the PluginEventDelivery and PluginSupervisor imports
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Type the store dependency as ContributionStatusStore.ContributionStatusStore["Service"].

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Pi extensions call `ctx.ui.setStatus` to show a short status line. T3 Code dropped it, so the hint never reached the user. The Pi adapter now forwards `setStatus` into an in-memory, advisory status store owned by the provider session. A new `subscribeContributionStatus` stream (orchestration read scope, behind the `contributionStatus` capability) sends the environment's statuses as full snapshots. The web and desktop thread header shows them as chips with a popover listing every status and where it came from. Statuses are cleared at T3-initiated session switches, never persisted, and can lag an extension-initiated change. A cancelled rollback restores the statuses the store held for the unchanged session, without replacing keys written or cleared while its hook decided; the kept copy is dropped once Pi answers the fork either way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

A rollback holds the session's statuses until Pi answers the fork, and put them back only when an extension cancelled it. When Pi refused the fork outright it also stayed on its session, but the held statuses were dropped. They are now restored for a refusal too; a timeout, interruption or dead transport still drops them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

A status generation marker was paired with its thread through a separate queue filled in another step, so two concurrent callers could pair a marker with the other caller's thread. The marker now carries its target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Pi extensions can publish short statuses with setStatus. Web and desktop show them beside the thread title; the mobile thread screen showed nothing. Mobile now subscribes through the shared client-runtime status atoms and renders the thread's statuses as compact chips in a row floating just under the navigation header. The feed reserves the row's height above its first row and in its send anchor, so the strip never covers the oldest loaded row, the load-earlier control or a just-sent message. Pi threads keep that band from the start, so a status appearing, changing or clearing never shifts the feed, and the composer and keyboard insets are untouched. Chips keep the server's order, lead each source with its provider icon, show tone as a theme-colored dot, meet platform touch-target sizes, and open an alert with the full text, tooltip and a note that the status can lag a session change. Nothing renders when the thread has no statuses or the server lacks the capability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Adds a trusted local plugin host behind the `plugins` environment capability: a manifest format, one supervised child process per enabled plugin (bounded NDJSON IPC over fd 3, heap cap, minimal env, activation and call timeouts, hard kill after a cancel grace, capped restart backoff then quarantine), and a persisted catalogue (migration 061) that runs a plugin directory only after an administrator consents to the sha256 digest of its exact bytes. Changed bytes revoke consent and stop the plugin. Nine `plugins.*` RPCs are registered in the group scope middleware: list and subscribe need orchestration read; add, refresh, consent, enable, disable, remove and resume need access:write, which standard pairings never carry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

… read A handler result with no JSON form (a function, a symbol, or a toJSON that returns undefined) was sent as a Succeeded reply without its value, and a result whose serialization threw a long message overran the 2000-character Failed limit once prefixed. The server could not decode either line and killed the child as malformed, counting it against the restart budget. Both now come back as an ordinary failed call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

A plugin whose activate registered handlers and then threw kept those handlers live, kept its activation signal open, and was later deactivated as if it had started. A failed activation now clears its handlers, aborts its signal and leaves the plugin unactivated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…failure paths A line the child cannot parse now exits with code 1, the same way an oversized line does, instead of crashing on an uncaught exception. Adds focused tests for results with no JSON form, for the cleanup after a failed activation, and for the corrupt-line exit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

A line sent one byte at a time no longer keeps one buffer per chunk until the 1 MiB limit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ins are restored Startup still re-registers enabled plugins in the background, but a call made before that finishes now waits for it (up to 10 seconds) instead of reporting the plugin as unavailable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

An empty line was charged zero bytes, so a plugin could queue blank lines without ever pausing the read budget. Each line now also counts its delimiter, so every queued line holds budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…artup The startup restore fiber was scheduled rather than started, so a remove or enable that arrived first ran ahead of it. Restore then re-registered a removed plugin and saved it back, or registered an enabled one twice and disabled it on the conflict. Starting the fiber at once takes the management lock before the catalogue is returned, so such steps queue behind restore. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

When the call that started a plugin was interrupted during activation, the interruption landed as the start's uninterruptible step ended and replaced publishing its outcome, so other calls waiting on that start never resumed. Claiming a start through publishing its outcome is now one uninterruptible step; only waiting on someone else's start stays interruptible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A file replaced by a FIFO after the directory was listed made the digest's open block until a writer appeared, so inspecting the plugin never finished and held a file-system worker thread. Files now open non-blocking and must still be regular files once open. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Each Node builtin import exemption in the plugin host now carries its reason, as main's Effect service rules ask. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

When the cancel arrived in the same read as its invoke, the handler started with an already-aborted signal, so an abort listener never fired and the call was never answered; the supervisor then killed a plugin that would have honoured the cancel. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The concurrency test waited for a log the handler writes from its abort listener. When the child read the invoke and its cancel together, the host answered the cancel before the handler ran, so the log never came and the test hung. The test now waits for the handler to start before moving the clock. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…olds A tool a plugin starts can inherit its stderr and outlive it. After the drain timeout the server handled the exit but kept that pipe open and kept reading it into the dead process's tail, one descriptor per crashed generation. The exit now destroys stderr along with the IPC channel. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

With every RPC in one handler object, the WebSocket layer's handler types exceed the type checker's instantiation limit once the plugin RPCs are added. The limit error is dropped in parallel checking and the layer silently types as `any`, which fails typecheck elsewhere. The plugin RPCs now form `WsPluginRpcGroup`, merged into `WsRpcGroup`, and the server builds their handlers in a separate layer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The replay harness answered a runtime request as soon as it was pending. A provider's request and its approval card can commit separately, so when the answer landed between them the card was never found and stayed "waiting", which the subagent approval fixtures caught once each commit did a little more work. The harness now waits for the card, as a client answers the card it shows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ursor OV2 now records `run.finalized` once per finished run, after its checkpoint capture and workspace refresh, or `run.finalization-failed` when that work gives up. Either record commits with the work it concludes, so a restart replays the work or honours the outcome. Runs that never capture finalize in EventSink, so new terminal paths need no extra wiring. A plugin that declares the `events` capability registers `context.proposed.onEvent` handlers. The server projects those two events (ids, outcome, thread title; no message text) from the durable event log into pages and invokes the reserved `t3.events` handler. A per-installation cursor (migration 062) starts at the log end on enable and moves only after the plugin acknowledges a page, so delivery is at-least-once and survives restarts. Failed pages retry with backoff and quarantine after five failures until `plugins.resume`. Handler names starting with `t3.` are reserved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ation A terminal write gated on the run still being current now enqueues the run's checkpoint capture in the same commit. Run finalization only looked at the outbox, where that capture did not exist yet, so an interrupted run was finalized as one that never captures and its checkpoint was never taken. Rolling back to the stopped turn then targeted the wrong turn. Normalization now sees the effects enqueued with the write. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…t-in A plugin registers for events through context.proposed.onEvent, which only exists with "proposedApi": true. A manifest that asked for events without it could be added, consented to and enabled, and then every delivery failed until the feed quarantined it. The loader now refuses it up front, as it does for the other proposed capabilities. The internals overview also no longer claims that a capturing run records its finalization in the same commit as the capture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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… its worktree The background branch rename runs in the service-lifetime preparation scope, so cancelling worktree setup did not stop it. When it landed after the cleanup it recorded the removed worktree on the thread again. This layer's extra commit-time work made that order common enough to fail "cancels tracked setup before provider work is released". Cleanup now interrupts the rename first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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