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fix(server): Claude background-task wakes start when the queue is held - #17885
A Claude wake queued while a run was settling inherited an older user-message hold. The wake never started, leaving the adapter wake latch occupied; later native subagents could remain Running after completion. Reproduced on Linux with the real web dev server and Claude Sonnet 5.5: queue a follow-up, Stop, then use CLI messages to arrange a background completion during another run's settlement.
Change
Select eligible unheld queued runs in the orchestrator and both projection stores. Buffered provider wakes can bypass an older hold unless Stop has reached the active run; held user work and failed workspace preparation retain their holds. Mark Codex background-command continuations as message_text, because starting those sends a fresh prompt and must obey the hold.
Preserves the existing contributor commits and merges main into this PR; no new state or client contract changes.
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. This is the existing focused scheduler fix confirmed by the reporter; no additional capability or option is introduced.
Six exact-head controls pass: Stop window, failed/interrupted workspace preparation, and fresh-text delivery. The regression also checks held server text and user work remain held.
Scoped suites passed (309 tests); vp run check:changed 27e0c684c5 passed format, lint, knip, GraphQL, scoped typecheck and 269 overlapping tests. These aggregate logs are supplementary: they lack start/end SHA markers. Logs and provenance.
Two isolated code reviewers found no blocking defects. Proof audit pass 2 found the evidence sufficient for this held-wake route.
Server-only change; changed visual matrix is empty. Real application environment: fs-27 Linux, isolated development state, web client 1280×800, Claude CLI 2.1.303 / Sonnet 5.5, no injected frames or stubs.
Runtime transcript: wake 4 stayed queued/held; native agent remained Running after its final notification.
Runtime transcript: wake 4 completed, original user run 2 stayed held, the same native agent completed with PROBE_22033_OK, and completion wake 6 completed.
Limits: native Stop-window, Codex command-completion/release and workspace-failure controls were not run; their service-level controls are automated. The changed Codex command-completion delivery field has no direct adapter assertion after main deleted its former test. No separate desktop/mobile/provider runtime verification is claimed. Persisted wakes already held before upgrade remain held; a wake arriving after Stop reaches the active run remains held, with latch release on cancellation tracked separately in #17109.
Models and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol via T3 Code (Claude Agent and Codex).
Takeover
Taken over from @fireboltdude1357 (with the earlier maintainer commits, including c740ee52fa, which keeps worktree-setup holds and makes Resume use the held run's provider).
No code changes; evidence and verification added below. The Verification section above describes the older head ea3642a; the evidence below is for c740ee52fa and replaces its Codex command-completion limit: a direct adapter replay now asserts delivery: "message_text".
Evidence
Server-only: no visual surface, so viewport and theme do not apply. Captures are SHA-marked test logs and real-runtime transcripts. Diff0 is the exact text diff; DiffT is a semantic diff that leaves out generated ids, timestamps and ports (each file lists what it omits).
Environment: fs-33, Linux 6.1.102, Node 26.12.1, Vitest 5.0.5; Claude Code 2.1.303 / Sonnet 5.5 and Codex CLI 0.163.0 / gpt-5.6-sol through the CLIProxyAPI hub; each checkout's real apps/server on a fresh synthetic database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0); the driver uses HTTP and WebSocket RPC and t3 thread send over CLI/MCP, so the queue hold is not released by a user send.
What else changed: generated ids, timestamps, ports, provider wording and timing. On base the streamed snapshot kept run A at waiting after its completion was persisted, so base never reached the later conditional pings; the persisted event order is recorded next to it. In the Codex runtime pair, the persisted provenance moves from agent/provider to agent/server, and both sides keep held work until Resume. The runtime shows the delivery value only by inference; the scratch replay asserts it directly. N2's start/end markers name runtime-driver.mjs, but the driver that ran is runtime-driver-final-codex.mjs (its prompts and 90 s window match).
Mode: evidence only, no code changes in this round; head c740ee52fa, merge-base e5ea25d129.
Tests: matrix tests at head 31 pass; base 28 pass / 3 expected regression failures; parent 39c49baf05 fails the 3 newest-commit guards, which pass on base and head. Scratch tests (uploaded, not committed): head 23 pass; base 16 pass / 7 fail on the changed assertions.
Proof audit: pass 1 derived 21 rows; pass 2 SUFFICIENT for all 21, reproducing F01 independently (head green, merge-base red on the same hold assertion).
Code review: no new review round, because the code is unchanged since the earlier takeover round.
Head 965fa063c9 merges main (36d4d711b7) without conflicts; the PR's own diff is line-for-line identical to c740ee5, so the captures above still apply.
CI: all 15 checks pass on 965fa063c9, including the server suite with this PR's regression tests.
Models and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead) and GPT-6.1 Sol (audit, capture) via T3 Code (Claude Agent and Codex).
After a server restart, recovery holds unstarted queued runs. A Claude
background-task wake that arrives while the previous run is finalizing
queues, inherits that hold, and never starts. The CLI runs the turn
anyway, so every T3 MCP call in it fails with parent_not_active.
A provider wake no longer inherits queueHeld, and the queue can start an
unheld run that sits behind held ones. Only provider wakes are queued
unheld beside held runs, so ordinary queues behave as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused server-side orchestration fix that distinguishes held user work from eligible provider wakes while preserving Stop and unresolved-worktree holds. Regression coverage exercises both projection-store implementations and the relevant queue lifecycle paths, with no schema, API, default, security, billing, or infrastructure changes.
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Walkthrough
Queue handling now selects unheld queued runs and allows eligible provider-originated messages to bypass a queue hold, subject to worktree setup and Stop state. Codex background-command continuation requests now specify message_text delivery.
Changes: Queued Run Hold Handling
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Summary
Apply hold rules during dispatch apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/BackgroundWorkStop.integration.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts
Eligible provider-originated messages can bypass an existing queue hold when worktree setup is resolved and Stop has not reached the active run. Tests cover held runs after dispatch, startup recovery, and Stop.
Provider wakes remain held when worktree setup is unresolved. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks.
Architecture risk: Low · up to 865e0
The change affects 1 system.
Changed systems:apps/server
Architecture concerns
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Systems and components
observed — apps/server (service) was modified; 6 changed files map to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts: The SQL check now requires a queued run whose queueHeld value is not 1; it still blocks when a run is preparing, starting, running, or waiting, but no longer treats a held queued run as a blocker.
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts: The in-memory check now requires a queued run with queueHeld !== true and blocks on preparing, starting, running, or waiting runs. Previously, any queued run could qualify, and a held queued run also blocked startup.
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts: Adds coverage for startup recovery followed by user and provider messages: the pre-restart queued run retains queueHeld, while the provider wake does not. After the active run completes, resuming queued work starts the wake and leaves the held run queued.
observed — Modified behavior in apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts: The background-command continuation test now checks that the request’s delivery is message_text.
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Issue #22033 requires a Claude adapter wake-buffer guard fix and regression coverage for a task_progress-discovered subagent that completes while the root is idle. The reviewed diff changes `Orchest…
Implement the Claude adapter wake-buffer guard required by #22033. Add a regression test for the task_progress discovery and final-notification sequence. Assert that the subagent reaches a completed state with a completion timestamp and r…
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The PR changes held-queue selection in the orchestrator and both projection stores, adds Stop and workspace-preparation queue behavior, and changes Codex background-command delivery to message_text.…
Narrow this PR to the Claude adapter fix and its regression coverage, or link an active issue that explicitly requires the held-queue, Stop/workspace, and Codex delivery changes before retaining them.
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The title names the fix's main subject: Claude background-task wakes that should start while the queue is held. The raw summary and objectives show the change is a scheduler fix that lets eligible unh…
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The title names the fix's main subject: Claude background-task wakes that should start while the queue is held. The raw summary and objectives show the change is a scheduler fix that lets eligible unheld queued runs start despite an older user-message hold. The title is specific, follows the conventional commit format, and does not list files. It omits the Codex delivery change and the Stop barrier, which is acceptable because it need not cover every detail.
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Issue #22033 requires a Claude adapter wake-buffer guard fix and regression coverage for a task_progress-discovered subagent that completes while the root is idle. The reviewed diff changes Orchestrator.ts, ProjectionStore.ts, queue tests, Stop tests, and CodexAdapterV2.ts; it does not change ClaudeAdapterV2.ts or add that idle-root completion scenario. The PR description explicitly excludes the idle-launch adapter variant.
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Implement the Claude adapter wake-buffer guard required by #22033. Add a regression test for the task_progress discovery and final-notification sequence. Assert that the subagent reaches a completed state with a completion timestamp and result.
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The PR changes held-queue selection in the orchestrator and both projection stores, adds Stop and workspace-preparation queue behavior, and changes Codex background-command delivery to message_text. These changes target a held-queue scheduler behavior, not the directly linked issue's Claude idle-launch adapter guard and regression scenario. The PR also states that the linked issue's idle-launch variant is out of scope.
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Narrow this PR to the Claude adapter fix and its regression coverage, or link an active issue that explicitly requires the held-queue, Stop/workspace, and Codex delivery changes before retaining them.
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- Around line 4996-4997: Update the provider-wake exemption around queueHeld in
Orchestrator so it applies only to restart-recovery holds; keep Stop holds
effective for provider wakes. Ensure nextQueuedRun cannot select and start a
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Codex background-command continuations receive the provider-wake exemption even though starting them sends a new prompt. A continuation dispatched after Stop holds the queue can therefore start automatically when the interrupted run ends, contradicting holdStoppedThread's contract: "Nothing automatic starts the thread again."
When it breaks: Turn 1 leaves a background command running. During turn 2, the user queues Q and presses Stop. After Stop commits Q's hold but before its asynchronous interrupt reaches the adapter, turn 1's command completes and its continuation dispatches. The continuation queues unheld, then starts after turn 2 terminates while Q remains held. An already-offered continuation dispatched during that interval has the same result.
Evidence (level 3: traced the failing path): CodexAdapterV2.ts:4790-4832 offers the continuation without delivery or dispatchIfCurrent. ProviderContinuationService.ts:155-176 consequently dispatches it as agent/provider with queue_after_active, without checking Stop. Orchestrator.ts:8757-8764 holds existing queued runs, while 9351-9364 schedules the provider interrupt separately; 4980-5001 exempts the later continuation from that hold. ProjectionStore.ts:4685-4693 allows an unheld queued run beside held runs, and Orchestrator.ts:610-614,1276-1304,11063-11071 selects and starts it after terminalization. CodexAdapterV2.ts:6618-6631 calls startNativeTurn, which issues turn/start at 6209 rather than attaching buffered output. There is a guard that narrows the claimed timing: ProviderTurnControlService.ts:201-205 passes requestRuntimeRestart=true, and CodexAdapterV2.ts:6734-6768 marks earlier settled turns interrupting too. Thus command completion during the established interrupt is suppressed, but completion before that asynchronous effect, or an already-offered request, remains reachable. The base inherited queueHeld for this continuation and refused queue draining beside any held run. No runtime reproduction was run because this checkout lacks node_modules.
Suggested fix: Set delivery: "message_text" on CodexAdapterV2's background-command continuation offer. ProviderContinuationService will then use creationSource: "server", so this real prompt inherits queueHeld. Add a focused test covering continuation dispatch after Stop commits its hold and before interrupt completion.
Raised by bugs-opus; verified by gpt-6.1-sol. Finding r1-2.
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Verify this finding against the current code before changing anything. Orchestrator.ts:4980-5001 exempts agent/provider continuations from queue holds, but CodexAdapterV2.ts:4811-4832 produces that marker for a continuation that starts a new native turn. Mark that offer delivery: "message_text" so it inherits holds through ProviderContinuationService. Test the race where Stop holds Q, a Codex continuation dispatches while the active run remains blocking, and the interrupted run terminates. Assert the continuation remains held and no new provider turn starts; preserve automatic attachment of buffered Claude wakes.
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:4980Shared provider wake exemption is consistent with buffered continuation semantics [minor]: packages/provider-core/src/server/ProviderContinuationRequests.ts:34-43 defines adapter_buffered as ingestion of existing provider output, distinct from message_text prompting. ProviderContinuationService.ts:168-173 assigns the provider marker to that shared path; its Claude-specific explanatory comment already exists in the base. packages/provider-pi/src/server/adapter.ts:1656-1692 offers a wake after native agent_start; :2453-2484 suppresses prompt creation for the marker, and :2543-2591 adopts buffered events or settles a stale continuation without prompting. packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts:652-656 identifies the same promptless continuation; :1680-1688 offers it. packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts:1332-1337 identifies attach-only wakes, and :7104-7155 drains their buffer and returns; packages/provider-grok/src/server/adapter.ts:327-338 enables this ACP path. Orchestrator.ts:4878-4882 requires a blocking run before queueing, :4996-5001 still holds ordinary queued messages, and :614 selects only unheld runs. The base lacked the exemption, but no newly introduced wrong prompt or release of held user messages was found. Execution was unavailable because node_modules is absent.
Tier 7/10 from claude-opus-5-5: Changes the queue-hold/start rules in the run scheduler (background job state machine); a mistake could start runs that should stay held or stall queues silently.
Complexity high: Async run-queue state machine with SQL and in-memory start checks that must stay consistent; ordering of held and unheld runs across restart recovery.
A provider wake that queued after Stop, while the stopped run was still
ending, skipped Stop's hold and started when that run ended. Only skip
the inherited hold when Stop hasn't reached the active run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restrict the queue-hold bypass to Claude buffered wakes
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Lower-severity findings (1)[minor] Wait for queue promotion before asserting Stop starts nothing · apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/BackgroundWorkStop.integration.test.ts:1072-1078
[minor] Wait for queue promotion before asserting Stop starts nothing · test-gap
These assertions can run before the detached terminal-run handler checks the queue, allowing an erroneous promotion to escape detection. The earlier queueHeld assertion remains useful, but the final assertions do not reliably prove that nothing starts. AGENTS.md requires tests to "await the specific persisted event or Deferred that marks the milestone."
When it breaks: A regression allows a held queued run to start, but its promotion occurs after drain's final empty outbox claim and the projection read.
Evidence (level 2: pointed at the code): EffectWorker.ts:190-199 dispatches settlement after interrupting the provider; Orchestrator.ts:8863-8877 settles the running run. Queue promotion occurs separately in handleTerminalRun at Orchestrator.ts:11050-11079, consumed by a forkDetach stream at :11102-11116. EffectWorker.ts:778-785 only loops until runOnce finds no claimable effect; it does not join that listener. Orchestrator.ts:11303-11306 reads the projection without waiting for the handler. BackgroundWorkStop.integration.test.ts:1084 disables the worker daemon, so a start effect enqueued after the final claim has no subsequent executor. Promotion before that claim could be detected; the claim's assertion that it can never be detected is too strong. The entire test is newly added relative to the merge base. Runtime reproduction was unavailable because this checkout has no node_modules.
Suggested fix: After the interrupt drain, yield orchestrator.resumeQueuedRuns to exercise the queue decision synchronously, then drain the worker again before checking statuses and started.length. Alternatively, expose and await completion of the terminal handler before the second drain. Avoid sleeps or polling.
Raised by bugs-opus; verified by gpt-6.1-sol. Finding r2-3.
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Verify this finding against the current code before changing anything. In apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/BackgroundWorkStop.integration.test.ts:1072-1078, worker.drain does not await the detached terminal-run queue-promotion handler. Make the queue decision complete deterministically, for example by yielding orchestrator.resumeQueuedRuns, then drain again before the existing assertions. Preserve the queueHeld assertions and verify that a queue-promotion regression fails the test without sleeps or polling.
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:4987-4991Plain interrupts also stop Claude's native wake process [minor]: ThreadManagementService.ts:834-840 dispatches run.interrupt without holdQueue. However, EffectWorker.ts:165-175 sends every provider-turn.interrupt through ProviderTurnControlService, whose interrupt implementation always passes requestRuntimeRestart: true at ProviderTurnControlService.ts:197-205. ClaudeAdapterV2.ts:7817-7842 closes an idle query and clears wake state; when a turn remains active, lines 7856-7864 interrupt and close its query before awaiting its exit. Lines 3797-3816 clear buffered wakes and requestedContinuations for the idle close path. Thus the claimed surviving native wake is also stopped, independently of queue holding. The queued-row hold itself already existed at base dacd2cb, Orchestrator.ts:4988-4992, which unconditionally inherited any existing hold. No runtime reproduction was run because node_modules is absent.
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file-size apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/BackgroundWorkStop.integration.test.ts: grows from 932 to 1091 lines; consider splitting it
Tier 7/10 from claude-opus-5-5: Changes the queue-hold and start rules in the orchestrator's run state machine. A mistake could let held runs start after Stop or a restart, or leave queues stuck, and nobody would notice right away.
Complexity high: Async run-queue state machine whose ordering depends on Stop and recovery holds. The logic has to match across the orchestrator and both the SQL and memory projection stores.
A provider wake skips a restart hold because it adopts a turn the
provider already started. Codex's background-command continuation is
different: it starts a new turn from its text. It was offered with the
default adapter_buffered delivery, so it was marked provider-created and
skipped the hold. Offer it as message_text, which matches what it does.
Also make the Stop test run the queue decision before its final check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reviewed the commits since round 2 (637b5696..865e04d8) and rechecked open findings.
Tier 7/10 from claude-opus-5-5: Changes the rules for holding and starting queued runs in the orchestrator's background queue. A mistake could start runs the user held or Stop meant to block, or leave runs stuck, and either could go unnoticed.
Complexity high: The change is about async ordering in a queue state machine: when a hold is inherited, how it interacts with Stop, and how the queue drains past held runs. It has to stay consistent across the orchestrator, the SQL and memory stores, and how the adapters deliver wakes.
Taking over this one as maintainer for batch claude-09. I will preserve your commits, merge main, reduce the tests to the essential queue behaviors, and verify Stop, missing-worktree and provider-delivery boundaries before publishing.
Main deleted the Codex post-settle continuation test (pingdotgg#22557), so the
PR's delivery assertion on it is dropped with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Highorchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:689
When all queued runs are held, queue.resume rejects a valid resume for a queued message targeting provider B with “Continue the limited thread,” even when B is allowed by usageLimitHoldsQueue. This filter makes nextQueuedRun return undefined, so resume validation checks the thread’s provider instead of the queued run’s provider; validate explicit resumes using delivery order including held runs while retaining this filter for automatic scheduling.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around line 689:
When all queued runs are held, `queue.resume` rejects a valid resume for a queued message targeting provider B with “Continue the limited thread,” even when B is allowed by `usageLimitHoldsQueue`. This filter makes `nextQueuedRun` return `undefined`, so resume validation checks the thread’s provider instead of the queued run’s provider; validate explicit resumes using delivery order including held runs while retaining this filter for automatic scheduling.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep provider wakes held while worktree setup is unresolved.
If worktree setup fails and a later client message starts a run, worktreeSetupUnresolved keeps the earlier queue held. A provider wake during that run still satisfies wakeSkipsHold. After the run completes, startNextQueuedRun can start the wake without the missing worktree. Exclude worktreeSetupUnresolved from the hold bypass so the wake remains held with the queue. As per coding guidelines, “Connection modes. Local, remote/relay, and tunnel behave differently. Multi-device and multi-environment cases are real.”
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5411 - 5416:
Update the wakeSkipsHold condition so it cannot bypass the queue hold while
worktreeSetupUnresolved is true. Preserve the existing bypass behavior when
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kept @fireboltdude1357's commits and buffered-wake scheduling fix, including the Stop barrier and Codex fresh-prompt delivery. merged current main (e5ea25d1292e) without conflicts, then added two guard corrections in c740ee52fabfabea61f16a43a1591c5777d54eca:
provider wakes inherit the hold while worktree setup remains unresolved, including after a newer client run starts.
explicit queue resume validates the first message in delivery order, including held messages, so an available provider is not rejected using the limited thread provider.
extended existing tests only. the held-wake regression fails against current main. before these corrections, both failed/interrupted-worktree cases and the held available-provider resume case fail; all pass afterward.
verification through blacksmith: 202 tests across five focused suites pass, including Stop, SQL/memory readiness and continuation delivery. vp run check:changed against current main passes format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL, affected typechecks and 290 tests across seven files. two independent source reviews approve the final change. no client rendering changed.
unverified: live Claude wake delivery and MCP authorization, because claude auth status reports no login on this VM; desktop/mobile and remote connections. the existing PR's earlier runtime evidence was not reproduced here. CI and preview workflows on this head require fork-workflow approval before they can run; this is not yet merge-ready.
final review state: all nine reported checks pass. macroscope reports the scoped change approvable; its earlier resume-provider finding and coderabbit's worktree finding are resolved by the changes above. coderabbit skipped reviewing this head because the organization review limit was reached. full CI, fingerprint and preview workflows remain action_required, awaiting fork-workflow approval. no approval, label, merge or deployment action was taken.
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Problem
A Claude wake queued while a run was settling inherited an older user-message hold. The wake never started, leaving the adapter wake latch occupied; later native subagents could remain Running after completion. Reproduced on Linux with the real web dev server and Claude Sonnet 5.5: queue a follow-up, Stop, then use CLI messages to arrange a background completion during another run's settlement.
Change
Select eligible unheld queued runs in the orchestrator and both projection stores. Buffered provider wakes can bypass an older hold unless Stop has reached the active run; held user work and failed workspace preparation retain their holds. Mark Codex background-command continuations as
message_text, because starting those sends a fresh prompt and must obey the hold.Preserves the existing contributor commits and merges main into this PR; no new state or client contract changes.
Scope and approval
Fixes #22033
GitCafe: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/22033
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. This is the existing focused scheduler fix confirmed by the reporter; no additional capability or option is introduced.
Verification
Verified local head ea3642a487, with main 27e0c684c5 merged.
vp run check:changed 27e0c684c5passed format, lint, knip, GraphQL, scoped typecheck and 269 overlapping tests. These aggregate logs are supplementary: they lack start/end SHA markers. Logs and provenance.Server-only change; changed visual matrix is empty. Real application environment: fs-27 Linux, isolated development state, web client 1280×800, Claude CLI 2.1.303 / Sonnet 5.5, no injected frames or stubs.
PROBE_22033_OK, and completion wake 6 completed.Evidence index · Extraction script · Original proof matrix.
Limits: native Stop-window, Codex command-completion/release and workspace-failure controls were not run; their service-level controls are automated. The changed Codex command-completion delivery field has no direct adapter assertion after main deleted its former test. No separate desktop/mobile/provider runtime verification is claimed. Persisted wakes already held before upgrade remain held; a wake arriving after Stop reaches the active run remains held, with latch release on cancellation tracked separately in #17109.
Models and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol via T3 Code (Claude Agent and Codex).
Takeover
Taken over from @fireboltdude1357 (with the earlier maintainer commits, including c740ee52fa, which keeps worktree-setup holds and makes Resume use the held run's provider).
No code changes; evidence and verification added below. The Verification section above describes the older head ea3642a; the evidence below is for c740ee52fa and replaces its Codex command-completion limit: a direct adapter replay now asserts
delivery: "message_text".Evidence
Server-only: no visual surface, so viewport and theme do not apply. Captures are SHA-marked test logs and real-runtime transcripts. Diff0 is the exact text diff; DiffT is a semantic diff that leaves out generated ids, timestamps and ports (each file lists what it omits).
e5ea25d129
c740ee52fa
Environment: fs-33, Linux 6.1.102, Node 26.12.1, Vitest 5.0.5; Claude Code 2.1.303 / Sonnet 5.5 and Codex CLI 0.163.0 / gpt-5.6-sol through the CLIProxyAPI hub; each checkout's real
apps/serveron a fresh synthetic database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0); the driver uses HTTP and WebSocket RPC andt3 thread sendover CLI/MCP, so the queue hold is not released by a user send.What else changed: generated ids, timestamps, ports, provider wording and timing. On base the streamed snapshot kept run A at
waitingafter its completion was persisted, so base never reached the later conditional pings; the persisted event order is recorded next to it. In the Codex runtime pair, the persisted provenance moves from agent/provider to agent/server, and both sides keep held work until Resume. The runtime shows the delivery value only by inference; the scratch replay asserts it directly. N2's start/end markers nameruntime-driver.mjs, but the driver that ran isruntime-driver-final-codex.mjs(its prompts and 90 s window match).Evidence index · Automated sheet · Native runtime sheet · Fixture matrix · Claude driver · Codex driver · Scripts and scratch tests · Raw logs
Verification log