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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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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMCP handlers now declare access requirements through shared wrappers, and the HTTP server registers them through access-aware helpers. Scheduled-task operations check caller mode limits. Project launches validate existing-worktree paths against Git worktrees. A lint rule reports raw MCP registration calls. ChangesMCP access and tool behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~55 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MCPClient
participant McpToolAccess
participant ThreadManagementService
participant ToolkitHandler
MCPClient->>McpToolAccess: invoke declared tool
McpToolAccess->>ThreadManagementService: load caller or target thread
ThreadManagementService-->>McpToolAccess: return thread shell or lookup error
McpToolAccess->>McpToolAccess: apply declared access checks
McpToolAccess->>ToolkitHandler: call handler when checks pass
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apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/project/handlers.ts (1)
106-110: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRead the project once in
t3_thread_launch.
readProjectis an Effect description, not a cached value. Anexisting_worktreelaunch therefore runsgetByIdtwice: once on Line 98 and again on Line 109 when no explicit or caller model is set. Store the first result and use it for the model fallback.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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82-100: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTest the pull-request gate’s target-read failure.
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getThreadShellfails for a target,writesThreadsmaps the error toOrchestratorMcpFailurewithorchestration_errorbefore the pull-request handler runs. Add a pull-request test that asserts this error for an unreadable target.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 122: Update the top-level description for t3_thread_launch to state that
launches are capped at the caller’s runtime and interaction modes, replacing the
outdated full-access/default-caller requirement.
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- Around line 82-100: Add a pull-request test for the target-read failure in the
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- Around line 106-110: In t3_thread_launch, store the result of the first
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- Line 1502: Update summarizeScheduledTask so a getThreadShell failure returns
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🟠 Major · Handle a failed bound-thread lookup so a saved task is not… · OrchestratorMcpService.ts:1383
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle a failed bound-thread lookup so a saved task is not reported as an error.
scheduledTaskRunModesfails with a typed error whengetThreadShellfails.summarizeScheduledTaskruns afterupsertinscheduleTask(Line 1513) andupdateScheduledTask(Line 1584). A transient read failure therefore returns an error after the task is saved. An unkeyedscheduleTaskretry then creates a duplicate task.A previous review flagged this and marked it as addressed. The current code has no fallback in
summarizeScheduledTask. Treat a failed lookup as "may not run" there, so the summary omitswebhookUrl.Proposed fix
- const modes = yield* scheduledTaskRunModes(task); - return scheduledTaskSummary( - task, - live && modes.every((mode) => withinLimits(caller.limits, mode)), - ); + const modes = yield* scheduledTaskRunModes(task).pipe(Effect.option); + return scheduledTaskSummary( + task, + live && + Option.isSome(modes) && + modes.value.every((mode) => withinLimits(caller.limits, mode)), + );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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t3_thread_launch with workspaceStrategy existing_worktree passed the path straight through, so a launch could start an agent in any directory on the machine. With outside agents approved below full access now able to launch, that reached further than before. The path must now be one of the target project's git worktrees (compared after resolving symlinks); anything else is an invalid request that points at t3_worktree_list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each MCP tool picked its own permission checks from a dozen helpers, and they had drifted: t3_thread_launch refused every caller below full access with a hand-written check and never capped the interaction mode it passed on, and "the caller's turn is still running" existed in six versions. Every handler is now built by one McpToolAccess declaration (reads, readsAsCaller, actsAsCaller, writes, writesThreads, startsThreads, writesEnvironment), which checks the caller before the handler runs. McpToolAccess.toLayer only accepts declared handlers and /mcp only registers layers it built, so an undeclared tool does not compile. A declaration's refusal is an OrchestratorMcpFailure, so every tool's failure schema and dependencies must carry what the check needs, again checked by the compiler. The per-handler copies of these checks are gone. The visible change: a Supervised or plan-mode thread can now launch threads in any project at its own modes or below, and launch caps the interaction mode it passes on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review found four ways around the access declarations: - A handler could copy a declaration's brand with Object.assign, and a raw toolkit layer could copy a handlers layer's. Declarations and handler layers are now classes with private fields, which a copy can't carry: the compiler refuses one, and at runtime it throws instead of running. McpServer.toolkit and registerToolkit are linted outside McpHttpServer. - t3_environment_preferences_update checked its caller, then waited for the thread's lock. A turn that ended meanwhile could still change settings. writesEnvironment now hands the handler its check to repeat in the lock. - A scheduled task bound to a thread runs at that thread's modes, not the ones stored with the task. Editing or deleting one now also checks the bound thread's current modes. - list_scheduled_tasks returned webhook URLs, whose token starts runs, to callers below the task's modes. They now see the URL only when they may run the task. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The t3_thread_launch description, the orchestration instructions every agent gets, and the orchestrator MCP doc still said launching needs a full-access/default caller. Since the access declarations, any caller with a live turn launches at its own modes or below, so Supervised agents were told not to try something that works. t3_thread_read also says why it stays a read although it acknowledges a child's delivered result. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review found the access classes still had public `make` methods, so any module could wrap an unchecked handler in a Declaration, or a raw toolkit layer in a HandlersLayer, and register it. Both constructors are now reachable only from module-scoped functions set in the classes' static blocks; outside the module there is no way to build either. Webhook URLs also went to a thread caller whose turn had ended. They now need a live turn, like any other way of starting work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…efuse Reflect Review found two more ways past the access checks: - A private constructor only binds the type checker, so Reflect.construct could still build a Declaration or HandlersLayer around an unchecked handler. Both constructors now require a token only McpToolAccess holds and throw without it. - task_cancel stopped the child thread without comparing the child's current modes with the parent's. A user can raise a delegated child to full access, after which a Supervised parent could still stop it and the work it delegated. It now refuses, like t3_thread_interrupt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The no-raw-mcp-registration rule caught McpServer.toolkit and registerToolkit, but not addTool and the other methods on the McpServer service, nor McpServer.resource and prompt. A new file could register an undeclared tool with server.addTool and lint clean. The rule now reports all of them outside McpHttpServer.ts, whose helpers only accept handlers McpToolAccess built. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ays in McpHttpServer Review found two more gaps: - task_cancel checked only the child's modes, but stopping the child also stops every task under it. A user can raise one of those to full access, and a Supervised parent could still stop it. Every thread the cancel stops is now checked before anything is stopped. - The lint rule matched the name `McpServer` at the call site, so an aliased import, `effect/ai/McpServer`, or a destructured `addTool` registered a tool with no access declaration. The rule now reports any runtime import of Effect's McpServer outside McpHttpServer, and any read of a registration method or function. Tests may still import it to build a server, but not register on it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stopping a deleted child still stops the tasks under it, so the mode check now walks below a deleted thread too instead of returning early. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review found three spellings the rule still let through:
- In a test, an aliased or namespace import of McpServer, or an import
from effect/ai/McpServer, hid a registration from the name check.
Tests may now import it only as `import { McpServer } from "effect/ai"`,
where `McpServer.toolkit(...)` is reported.
- A dynamic import written as a template, import(`effect/ai/McpServer`).
- Destructuring a registration function, `const { toolkit } = McpServer`.
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…d worktrees Review found three gaps: - Uploads, scheduled tasks, projects and settings each checked the orchestration capability before the access declarations. writes and writesEnvironment now require it again, so a credential that may only use its browser cannot reach them. Tools that act for their own capability (preview, device, worktree, pull requests) still check that one instead. - git keeps a removed worktree's record, marked prunable, until it is pruned. listWorktreePaths returned those paths, so a directory later made at one passed the existing_worktree launch check. It now leaves prunable records out. - Saving a scheduled task, then failing to read its bound thread for the summary, reported the saved task as an error, so an unkeyed retry could save it twice. The summary now leaves out the webhook URL instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An MCP caller checks that a target thread runs within its own modes, then dispatches. The thread's user could raise its modes in between, and the write landed on a thread the caller may no longer touch. task_cancel had the same gap between its check of every task it stops and the stops. writesThreads and task_cancel now dispatch under a DispatchModeLimit: the caller's modes. The orchestrator checks the command's thread against it inside that thread's command lock, where the modes cannot change, and for a fork or merge-back the source thread too, since its modes are copied. A thread above the limit refuses the command before anything is planned or recorded, so the same command can go through once the thread is lowered. The caller hears runtime_mode_escalation_denied or interaction_mode_escalation_denied, as for its own check. The user's own commands carry no limit and are unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A limited fork or merge-back checked its source's modes before planning, but the source is not under the command's lock, so its user could raise it in between. The check now runs on the source projection the command reads and copies, and the refusal records no receipt, as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scheduled sync of 34 upstream commits (to 740bda4). Upstream pingdotgg#16335 makes every T3 MCP tool declare its callers and pingdotgg#16336 lets outside agents sign in with OAuth, so the fork's session_* tools and wait_for_background_commands now go through McpToolAccess: the writing ones act as the calling thread (live run required), the reading ones read as it, and a thread-less OAuth client is refused. The attached-worktree guard sits on ws.ts's new group-middleware handler, and "New thread in..." keeps its count on pingdotgg#16628's reordered list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merges `pingdotgg/t3code` `cd41c4ada0` into the fork: 81 upstream commits since `442735897f`, the base pingdotgg#207 landed. > [!IMPORTANT] > **Merge with "Create a merge commit", not squash.** Squashing pingdotgg#207 broke the merge base and `main` had to be force-pushed back to a real merge commit. A squash here would do the same. ## What changed in the merge - **Counts:** 853 files landed against 853 in the upstream range. The fork delta is 765 files. The [tracker entry](docs/fork/upstream-merge-log.md) explains the three files on each side that differ. - **Conflicts:** 36 files, resolved by the verdicts `preflight.mjs` printed. The ones that needed more than a mechanical resolution: - **Preview:** upstream now runs the browser on the environment server (pingdotgg#15328). The fork's iframe preview is kept beside it in `PreviewView`, `ThreadPreviewMiniPlayer` and `PreviewPanel`. The frame picker now uses upstream's per-pick token for `pickActiveRef`. - **Permissions:** upstream split its coarse scopes into granular ones (pingdotgg#9786–pingdotgg#9791). Upstream's new gates are combined with the fork's `FEATURES` gates in Sidebar, ProviderSettingsPanel, ChatMarkdown, ProjectSettingsPanel, GitActionsControl and others. - **`ws.ts` instrumentation:** upstream replaced `observeRpcEffect` with an `RpcInstrumentation` middleware. The fork's 15 stub handlers for Moatless-only methods are unwrapped, and those methods are added to `RPC_AGGREGATES`. - **`ChatView.tsx`:** the woke, parked and resume-compaction banners are dropped, because upstream deleted them. The fork's sandbox-commands banner and the path that runs a script from a draft thread are kept. - **`runOnSettle`** (pingdotgg#16290): carried on the script. The editor has no switch for it because Moatless runs no script on settle. - **Unsupported methods:** `preview.adjust`, `preview.clearProfile` and `terminal.observe` now declare `UnsupportedMethodError`. - **Fork tests:** five upstream tests were adapted to the fork's deltas, each with a `Fork:` comment. - **Docs:** - [`gaps.md`](docs/fork/gaps.md) adds entries for the granular scopes and for MCP sign-in, and extends the scripts, methods and settlement entries. - The auth bootstrap suite entry is struck, because that file now passes 36 of 36. - [`upstream-merge-log.md`](docs/fork/upstream-merge-log.md) has the 2026-10-07 entry. ## Usable as-is - Upstream's granular permission gates work today. Moatless sends no `permissions` record, so `sessionGrantsScope` falls back to `legacyParents`, which grant every new scope (pingdotgg#10298). - File preview errors show the path that was attempted (pingdotgg#15628). - The diff panel keeps the chosen scope while a turn runs (pingdotgg#16571). - The desktop browser no longer gives two screenshots the same filename (pingdotgg#14784). - Assorted MCP fixes on upstream's server have no effect here. ## Unsupported in Moatless / needs implementation - **Server-hosted browser** (pingdotgg#15328): `preview.adjust` and `preview.clearProfile`, and the `serverBrowser` capability. Moatless doesn't report the capability, so the web client keeps its frame runtime. - **Passive terminal observation** (pingdotgg#9791): `terminal.observe`. A client sends it only to a session with `terminal:read` and without `terminal:operate`. Moatless grants operate to every session. - **Granular scopes:** Moatless can't grant less than everything. It needs to send a `permissions` record from `session_state` in `crates/t3code/src/rpc/config.rs`. - **MCP OAuth for outside agents** (pingdotgg#16336, pingdotgg#16718, pingdotgg#16335): the `/connect-agent` consent page and "Copy MCP URL" (pingdotgg#16337). The copy button is already hidden by `FEATURES.connections`. The route is reachable only by a typed URL. - **Run a project action when a worktree thread settles** (pingdotgg#16290): needs `runOnSettle` stored on the script in `crates/t3code/src/projection/project.rs`, and a backend that runs the script on settle. ## Backend behavior to consider reproducing in Moatless - **pingdotgg#16761:** a thread settles as soon as a client sees its PR merge, without waiting for the server's poll. - **pingdotgg#16762:** settled threads stop polling their pull requests. Moatless polls linked PRs and would save the same requests. - **pingdotgg#16290:** running a designated script when a worktree thread settles, such as a teardown. ## Verification `verify.mjs --sequential` passed every check except `test`: duplicate-adds, tripwires, resolution-check, unsupported-methods, lockfile, fmt, lint, typecheck and build. - **web:** five tests failed because upstream's new tests don't know the fork's deltas. After the fixes, `--only test --package @t3tools/web` passes all 496 files and 6,523 tests. - **server:** four files fail because of the sandbox, not the code: - `OpenCodeServerLedger`, `AcpAdapterV2` and `OrchestratorReplayFixtures` fail as they did in the 2026-10-06 merge. The sandbox doesn't reap detached process groups, and its `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` leaks into an auth error message. - The new `ServerBrowserPage.test.ts` needs Playwright's `chromium_headless_shell-1223`, which the sandbox lacks. - The fork's only changes to the server areas these tests cover are 12 lines in `Orchestrator.ts` and its testkit, which none of the failing tests touch. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --- Moatless task: https://moatless.soaplabstest.com/tasks/b9b339cd-86dd-464d-8b37-1dd4a0ff4be7
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main. Replaces #15961, which GitHub marked merged by mistake while the stack was being reordered; nothing from it reachedmain.Problem
Each T3 MCP tool picked its own permission checks from about a dozen helpers, and they had drifted:
t3_thread_launchrefused every caller below Full access with a hand-written check, so a Supervised or plan-mode thread couldn't do cross-project orchestration.The sign-in work on top lets outside agents call these tools, so the permission layer has to be one thing, at the bottom.
Fix
Every handler is built by one declaration in
McpToolAccessthat says what the tool does:readsreadsAsCalleractsAsCallerwriteswritesThreads(ids, …)startsThreads(modes, …)writesEnvironmentThe compiler enforces it, with no runtime table and no casts:
McpToolAccess.toLayeronly accepts a toolkit whose every handler went through a declaration./mcponly registers handler layers thattoLayerbuilt, including the hand-registered image tools.McpToolAccess. Copying one's fields onto a raw handler doesn't compile, and a copy,Reflect.constructorObject.createthrows at runtime instead of running.OrchestratorMcpFailure, and it reads the caller's thread. A tool whose failure schema or dependencies can't carry that doesn't compile either.McpToolAccess.test.tsholds these cases as@ts-expect-errorlines, so the build fails if one ever compiles.Effect's own
McpServer.toolkitandaddToolaccept any handler, which the compiler can't see. A new lint rule,t3code/no-raw-mcp-registration, keeps Effect'sMcpServerinsideMcpHttpServer.ts. Elsewhere it reports any runtime import of it (aliased, namespaced,effect/ai/McpServer, re-exported or dynamic) and any read of a registration method. Tests may import it by its own name to build a server, but not register on it.The per-handler copies of these checks are gone:
readMutationCaller,readFullAccessCallerandreadWritableThread, plus the copies in the pull-request and thread-metadata code.OrchestratorMcpServicestill repeats a few internally; #15962 tracks removing them.Visible change: a Supervised or plan-mode thread can now launch threads in any project, at its own modes or below, and launch caps the interaction mode it passes on. The launch description and the agent instructions say so. Launching outside any project (
scratch: true) follows the same rule.Also closed here, found in review:
task_cancelstops the child and every task under it. A user can raise one of those above the parent, so every thread it would stop is now checked against the parent's current modes before anything stops.t3_environment_preferences_updatechecked its caller, then waited for a lock. It now repeats the check inside the lock, so a turn that ended meanwhile can't change settings.list_scheduled_tasksshows a webhook URL, whose token starts runs, only to a caller that may run the task.t3_thread_launchwithexisting_worktreenow checks that the path is one of the target project's git worktrees (after resolving symlinks). Before, any path passed through, so a launch could point an agent at any directory on the machine. A removed worktree that git still lists asprunabledoes not count, so a directory later made at its path is refused.writesandwritesEnvironmentrequire theorchestrationcapability, as uploads, scheduled tasks, projects and settings did before; a credential that may only use its browser cannot reach them. Preview, device, worktree and pull-request tools keep checking their own capability.writesThreadsandtask_cancelnow send their commands under the caller's modes as aDispatchModeLimit, and the orchestrator checks the command's thread against it inside that thread's command lock, where the modes cannot change. For a fork or merge-back it checks the source thread too, since a fork copies its modes. A refused command records nothing, and the agent gets the usual escalation error. The user's own commands carry no limit.Verification
vp test run src/mcp src/auth src/vcs/GitVcsDriver(server, in a PID namespace) at the top of the stack, with the two new mode-limit test files: 41 files, 559 tests pass. The wholeorchestration-v2suite passes apart from fiveAcpAdapterV2process-teardown tests, which fail the same way onmainin this sandbox. Server typecheck is clean at every commit in the stack. Lint is clean acrossapps,packages,scriptsand the plugin.McpToolAccess.test.ts), through a real MCP server: one probe tool per declaration, called by:It covers launching and changing threads within and above the caller's modes, environment changes, and tools that act as the calling thread. A failed lookup of the calling thread refuses the call.
task_cancelabove the parent's modes (child, a task under it, a task under a deleted child), the preferences lock race, bound scheduled tasks and webhook URLs, a scheduled task whose bound thread cannot be read after saving, writes from a credential withoutorchestration, a launch into a removed worktree's path, a thread raised between a tool's check and its write (through a real orchestrator, forwritesThreads, a fork's source, andtask_cancel), and declarations built outsideMcpToolAccess. The lint rule has 20 tests...path and/.Not a visual change.
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