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| const suffix = String(index).padStart(6, "0"); | ||
| const messageId = MessageId.make(`${threadId}:${suffix}`); | ||
| const turnItemId = TurnItemId.make(`${IMPORT_EVENT_PREFIX}:turn-item:${threadId}:${suffix}`); | ||
| const at = DateTime.makeUnsafe(message.createdAt); |
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🟡 Medium orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts:80
A malformed MCP createdAt such as "not a date" throws an unchecked IllegalArgumentError, aborting the import instead of returning an OrchestratorMcpFailure. IsoDateTime accepts any string, and DateTime.makeUnsafe runs while building the sink.write arguments, before its error handler is attached; validate timestamps here and return invalid_request for invalid values.
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createdAt: IsoDateTimedoes not validate timestamps:baseSchemas.tsdefinesIsoDateTimeas plainSchema.String, so an MCP request withcreatedAt: "not a date"passes validation.ThreadImportService.historyEventsthen callsDateTime.makeUnsafe(message.createdAt)while constructing the write arguments, before its error-handling pipeline. Effect 4.0.1'sDateTime.tsdocuments that construction failures throwIllegalArgumentError(https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/blob/effect%404.0.1/packages/effect/src/DateTime.ts). Thus one malformed timestamp aborts the entire import with an unchecked exception rather than an actionable input-validation error. Validate parseable timestamps at this boundary.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts around line 80:
A malformed MCP `createdAt` such as `"not a date"` throws an unchecked `IllegalArgumentError`, aborting the import instead of returning an `OrchestratorMcpFailure`. `IsoDateTime` accepts any string, and `DateTime.makeUnsafe` runs while building the `sink.write` arguments, before its error handler is attached; validate timestamps here and return `invalid_request` for invalid values.
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- packages/contracts/src/orchestratorMcp.ts:539 -- `createdAt: IsoDateTime` does not validate timestamps: `baseSchemas.ts` defines `IsoDateTime` as plain `Schema.String`, so an MCP request with `createdAt: "not a date"` passes validation. `ThreadImportService.historyEvents` then calls `DateTime.makeUnsafe(message.createdAt)` while constructing the write arguments, before its error-handling pipeline. Effect 4.0.1's `DateTime.ts` documents that construction failures throw `IllegalArgumentError` (https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/blob/effect%404.0.1/packages/effect/src/DateTime.ts). Thus one malformed timestamp aborts the entire import with an unchecked exception rather than an actionable input-validation error. Validate parseable timestamps at this boundary.
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| Effect.flatMap(() => threads.getThreadRecords(threadId, ["runs"])), | ||
| Effect.map((records) => Option.fromNullishOr(records.runs.at(-1)?.id)), |
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🟡 Medium orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts:242
Retrying an import after a newer run has been added returns that unrelated run's ID, so callers can monitor or act on the wrong run. records.runs.at(-1) selects the thread's latest run rather than the run created by the replayed continuation command; resolve the run from that command's stored events or its deterministic continuation message ID.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts around line 242:
Retrying an import after a newer run has been added returns that unrelated run's ID, so callers can monitor or act on the wrong run. `records.runs.at(-1)` selects the thread's latest run rather than the run created by the replayed continuation command; resolve the run from that command's stored events or its deterministic continuation message ID.
| `This handoff was already imported into another project (${existing.projectId}).`, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| const runId = yield* startContinuation(threadId, input); |
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🟠 High orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts:216
A retry can start a continuation on an existing handoff using that thread’s broader stored modes, even when the caller is read-only/plan or belongs to another link, allowing a prompt to run beyond the caller’s access. importThread checks only projectId before dispatching, while startsThreads does not verify the target’s modes or link ownership and supplies no DispatchModeLimit; authorize the existing thread and enforce the caller’s dispatch ceiling before starting the continuation. The concurrent-write recovery also accepts any non-null raced thread, so a request for another project can dispatch into the winner’s thread and return the losing input.projectId; apply the project check to the raced thread too.
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startsThreadschecks only the requested creation modes; it neither checks an existing target nor suppliesDispatchModeLimit. Importing an already-created handoff can dispatch a continuation on that existing thread (ThreadImportService.importThreadchecks only its project). For example, import without a continuation in full-access/default mode, then retry from an approval-required/plan caller with modes omitted and a continuation. The handler accepts it, and the orchestrator runs the prompt with the stored full-access/default thread policy, bypassing the caller's ceiling. Check the existing target's modes and provide the dispatch-time ceiling before allowing continuation.
apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/project/handlers.ts:227
The import handler allows a linked caller to continue an existing import owned by another link.
startsThreads(..., "stamped")supplies an origin for new threads but never callsassertSameLink;ThreadImportServicederives the thread id only from the caller-supplied source tuple, leaves an existing thread's origin unchanged, and dispatches a supplied continuation. Thus link B can reuse link A's source tuple/project for an import initially made without a continuation and inject its own prompt into A's thread. Enforce the existing target's link ownership before allowing this operation, aswritesThreadsdoes.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts around line 216:
A retry can start a continuation on an existing handoff using that thread’s broader stored modes, even when the caller is read-only/plan or belongs to another link, allowing a prompt to run beyond the caller’s access. `importThread` checks only `projectId` before dispatching, while `startsThreads` does not verify the target’s modes or link ownership and supplies no `DispatchModeLimit`; authorize the existing thread and enforce the caller’s dispatch ceiling before starting the continuation. The concurrent-write recovery also accepts any non-null raced thread, so a request for another project can dispatch into the winner’s thread and return the losing `input.projectId`; apply the project check to the raced thread too.
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- apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/project/handlers.ts:211 -- `startsThreads` checks only the requested creation modes; it neither checks an existing target nor supplies `DispatchModeLimit`. Importing an already-created handoff can dispatch a continuation on that existing thread (`ThreadImportService.importThread` checks only its project). For example, import without a continuation in full-access/default mode, then retry from an approval-required/plan caller with modes omitted and a continuation. The handler accepts it, and the orchestrator runs the prompt with the stored full-access/default thread policy, bypassing the caller's ceiling. Check the existing target's modes and provide the dispatch-time ceiling before allowing continuation.
- apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/project/handlers.ts:227 -- The import handler allows a linked caller to continue an existing import owned by another link. `startsThreads(..., "stamped")` supplies an origin for new threads but never calls `assertSameLink`; `ThreadImportService` derives the thread id only from the caller-supplied source tuple, leaves an existing thread's origin unchanged, and dispatches a supplied continuation. Thus link B can reuse link A's source tuple/project for an import initially made without a continuation and inject its own prompt into A's thread. Enforce the existing target's link ownership before allowing this operation, as `writesThreads` does.
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| } else if (existing.projectId !== input.projectId) { | ||
| return yield* failure( | ||
| "invalid_request", | ||
| `This handoff was already imported into another project (${existing.projectId}).`, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| const runId = yield* startContinuation(threadId, input); |
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A retry with a different continuationPrompt or modelSelection is not detected.
The command ID command:thread-import:${threadId}:continue stays the same on every retry. If the first import had no continuationPrompt and a retry supplies one, the dispatch starts a run on the existing thread. In that case the retry is not a no-op, which contradicts the tool description. If the first import did have a prompt, the command receipt replays it. The prompt text in the later call is then ignored without an error.
The return value also has a problem. runs.at(-1) returns the latest run of the thread. After the thread has run more turns, that run is not the continuation run. So a retry can report the wrong runId. Look up the run whose userMessageId equals ${threadId}:continue, as t3_thread_launch does.
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| const projects = yield* access; | ||
| const project = yield* projects | ||
| .getById(input.projectId) | ||
| .pipe(Effect.mapError(unavailable), Effect.map(Option.getOrUndefined)); | ||
| if (project === undefined) | ||
| return yield* new OrchestratorMcpFailure({ | ||
| code: "invalid_request", | ||
| message: "The project was not found.", | ||
| }); | ||
| if (input.worktreePath !== undefined) | ||
| yield* assertProjectWorktree(project.workspaceRoot, input.worktreePath); | ||
| const imports = yield* ThreadImportService.ThreadImportService; | ||
| return yield* imports.importThread({ ...input, runtimeMode, interactionMode, linkOrigin }); |
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Move project and worktree validation into ThreadImportService.
The handler reads the project and performs a Git worktree check before it calls importThread. A caller that invokes the service directly does not receive those checks. Make importThread validate the project and supplied worktreePath. Keep the handler to one service call and transport error mapping.
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| id: EventId.make(`${IMPORT_EVENT_PREFIX}:thread:${threadId}:created`), | ||
| type: "thread.created", | ||
| threadId, | ||
| providerInstanceId: input.modelSelection.instanceId, | ||
| occurredAt: now, | ||
| payload: thread, | ||
| }, | ||
| ...historyEvents(threadId, input.messages), | ||
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| // A concurrent retry may have written the same events first. | ||
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| threads.getThreadShell(threadId).pipe( | ||
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| Effect.flatMap((raced) => (raced === null ? Effect.failCause(cause) : Effect.void)), | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
| Effect.mapError(() => | ||
| failure("orchestration_error", "The thread could not be imported."), | ||
| ), | ||
| ); | ||
| created = true; |
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🟡 Medium orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.ts:183
A retry that loses the event write still returns created: true, so both callers report creating the imported thread even though one only observed the other caller's write. catchCause recovers the race, but the unconditional assignment afterward marks that caller as the creator; derive created from whether this call wrote the events or recovered an existing thread.
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A retry that loses the event write still returns `created: true`, so both callers report creating the imported thread even though one only observed the other caller's write. `catchCause` recovers the race, but the unconditional assignment afterward marks that caller as the creator; derive `created` from whether this call wrote the events or recovered an existing thread.
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A thread moving here from a linked environment needs its conversation. t3_thread_import creates the thread with that history as runless, imported messages, so its first run gets it as a text context handoff whatever the provider, then sends continuationPrompt as that run's message. The thread id is a hash of the source environment, thread and handoff id, and the continuation's command id derives from the thread, so a retried import returns the thread the first created and starts nothing new. The tool goes through startsThreads: modes are capped by the caller's, and a link's import carries its linkOrigin. worktreePath, when given, must be one of the project's worktrees. The imported-history header no longer names "the previous T3 Code orchestrator", since history now also arrives from other environments. The capturing Codex adapter from the V1 cutover test moves to a testkit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Part of cross-environment orchestration. Moving a thread to another environment needs its conversation over there. This PR adds the receiving half for the conversation. The code moves in the next PR, and the handoff that drives both comes after that.
What changes
t3_thread_import(behind a newthreadImportcapability) creates a thread whose history is the given user and assistant messages.historyOrigin: "v1_import". That makes its first run receive the history as a text context handoff, which works the same for every provider.continuationPrompt, when given, becomes that run's message.startsThreads, so modes are capped by the caller's. A link's import carries itslinkOrigin(feat(server): work a linked environment starts stays within its link #16695). IfworktreePathis given, it must be one of the project's worktrees.testkit/CapturingCodexAdapter.tsfor reuse.Verification
orchestration-v2/ThreadImportService.test.tsruns a real orchestrator (replay harness, SQLite) with a capturing adapter:created: false, and adds no messages, runs or provider turns.mcp,peer,ContextHandoffService,legacy(including the V1 cutover integration test on the extracted adapter),AgentSessionImporter,Orchestrator.migration, sharedt3McpToolPresentationand the toolkit catalog checks. All passed. Server and contracts typecheck clean, and lint is clean on the changed lines.Opus 5.5 via Claude Code.
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