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participant LocalCLI
participant createRunMirror
participant readJournalEvents
participant mirrorJournal
participant MirrorClient
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LocalCLI->>createRunMirror: Start mirroring after registration
createRunMirror->>readJournalEvents: Read root and indexed child journals
readJournalEvents-->>createRunMirror: Return journal events
createRunMirror->>mirrorJournal: Fold events into step projections
mirrorJournal-->>createRunMirror: Return snapshots and final rows
createRunMirror->>MirrorClient: Publish snapshots, objects, and final rows
MirrorClient->>Cloud: Send run-scoped reports and storage
createRunMirror->>MirrorClient: Report terminal status last
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to With Cloud mirroring enabled, a run whose sub-flows reuse a step name can show another step's transcript on the dashboard. A slow Cloud can also hold the command open well past the documented finish budget. Local runs without mirroring are unaffected. Fix the transcript key collision before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| const deadline = now() + MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS; | ||
| try { | ||
| // One last reading, so the page shows the run's actual last moments | ||
| // rather than whatever the previous poll happened to catch. | ||
| await scan(deadline); | ||
| await publishSnapshot(deadline); | ||
| if (outcome.log !== undefined && outcome.log.length > 0) { | ||
| // The CLI's own output, redacted on the way out. It is not a | ||
| // transcript the worker already scrubbed: it is whatever this | ||
| // invocation printed on a developer's machine, including diagnostics | ||
| // that can quote a command line or an environment value. | ||
| const bytes = Buffer.from(redact(outcome.log.join('\n'), env), 'utf8'); | ||
| await options.client.putObject('runner.log', | ||
| bytes.length > MIRROR_RUNNER_LOG_MAX_BYTES | ||
| ? bytes.subarray(bytes.length - MIRROR_RUNNER_LOG_MAX_BYTES) | ||
| : bytes); | ||
| } | ||
| await uploadTranscripts(deadline); | ||
| await publishFinal(deadline); | ||
| // Last, always: this transition revokes the credential every call | ||
| // above depends on. | ||
| await options.client.reportTerminal( | ||
| outcome.status, | ||
| redactJson(outcome.result, env) as Record<string, unknown>, | ||
| outcome.error, | ||
| ); |
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🔴 Cloud outage stalls local run exit
When Cloud stalls, finish waits through multiple uploads and a callback beyond its 30-second deadline. Each request has its own timeout, so a completed local run can take minutes to exit.
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The mirror is an optional projection, but the CLI awaits its finish before returning the local run's exit code. The finish sets a deadline, yet only checks it before portions of the work. putObject, publishSteps, and reportTerminal each use an independent default 30-second request timeout. Sequential transcript uploads therefore consume the entire budget repeatedly; journal reads also have no deadline.
Example: A local run finishes with three agent transcripts while Cloud accepts connections but never responds. The three uploads alone can take about 90 seconds before the final step report or callback starts, although the finish budget is 30 seconds.
Recommended fix: Propagate one finish-scoped abort signal through journal reads and all uploads and pushes, or wrap the entire finish in an effective 30-second deadline. Stop further work when the budget expires, and keep the local run exit independent of Cloud.
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| async finish(outcome) { | ||
| if (timer !== undefined) { clearInterval(timer); timer = undefined; } | ||
| const deadline = now() + MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS; | ||
| try { | ||
| // One last reading, so the page shows the run's actual last moments | ||
| // rather than whatever the previous poll happened to catch. | ||
| await scan(deadline); | ||
| await publishSnapshot(deadline); |
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🟡 Concurrent poll loses terminal step view
When finish begins during a poll, scan and publishSnapshot run twice without coordination. The older poll can publish after the terminal callback revokes its token, leaving the dashboard with stale steps.
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The timer schedules an asynchronous poll without retaining its promise. Clearing the interval stops future polls but not one already running. That poll and finish both call scan and publishSnapshot, mutate the same step cache and sequence, and can issue requests out of order. Cloud revokes the run token after the terminal callback, so a late poll cannot repair missing steps.
Example: A poll starts a slow journal read just before a fast one-step run exits. Finish reads and reports terminal while the poll still reads; its subsequent snapshot request fails because the run is already terminal.
Recommended fix: Track and await or cancel the active poll before the final scan, then prevent later poll publishes once finish starts. Respect the same overall finish deadline while waiting.
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| return async () => { | ||
| const workflow = await readFile(path, 'utf8'); | ||
| if (!isAuthoredFlowPath(path)) return { workflow, fileType: 'yaml' }; | ||
| return { workflow, fileType: 'ts', inputs: parseDirectInput(inputArgument) }; |
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🟡 Bundle runs never reach the dashboard
For flows run --cloud-mirror <flow>@sha256:<digest>, mirrorSourceFromPath reads the reference as a filename. prepareDigestRun loads the bundle elsewhere, so registration fails despite a running flow.
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A digest reference is a valid local run source. runFlow fetches and checks the bundle before executing it, but the mirror's source resolver reads the original command-line value from the filesystem. A digest reference is not a path, so the read rejects; the session catches it and never registers the run.
Example: flows run --cloud-mirror --bucket file:///tmp/bundles demo@sha256:<digest> executes the fetched bundle, but the mirror tries to open a file literally named demo@sha256:<digest> and prints a registration refusal.
Recommended fix: Resolve digest references through the bundle preparation path or pass the checked source/bundle contents from the run execution to the mirror. Ensure a failed mirror lookup remains independent of execution.
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| ...(model === undefined ? {} : { model }), | ||
| ...(tokensIn > 0 ? { tokensInput: Math.min(tokensIn, MAX_INT32) } : {}), | ||
| ...(tokensOut > 0 ? { tokensOutput: Math.min(tokensOut, MAX_INT32) } : {}), | ||
| ...(typeof cost === 'number' && Number.isFinite(cost) && cost >= 0 ? { costUsd: cost } : {}), |
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🟡 Retried agent costs are underreported
When an agent retries, finalStep reports only the last transcript's cost while summing tokens across attempts. renderCloudStatus sums these rows, so Cloud shows less than the run spent.
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The journal contains one step.completed per attempt. attemptsByStep records token totals for all attempts, while finalStep takes total_cost_usd from step.last_attempt.transcript. The Cloud status renderer adds up the final rows' costUsd as the run's spend, omitting the charges of failed or retried attempts.
Example: An agent uses $0.02 on attempt 1 and $0.05 on attempt 2. Its mirrored row shows $0.05, and the Cloud run total excludes the first $0.02.
Recommended fix: Aggregate the journaled per-attempt costs consistently with the token totals, preferably using the exact journal budget values before converting to the Cloud row format. Validate the result on a multi-attempt step.
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| const index = authoredIndex(events, env); | ||
| return { | ||
| runId, | ||
| status: view.status, | ||
| terminal: view.status === 'completed' || view.status === 'failed' || view.status === 'cancelled', | ||
| steps, | ||
| finals, | ||
| transcripts, | ||
| children: index.children, | ||
| hints: index.hints, |
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🟡 Declarative dashboard graphs lose dependencies
For a YAML flow, mirrorJournal returns graph hints only from authored-step records. withGraphHints then has no edges to apply, so dependent steps appear unconnected on Cloud.
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A declarative flow records dependencies in the run.spawned spec. foldRunState reads depends_on internally but does not expose it in StepView. The mirror builds hints exclusively from authored-step stream records, so the later withGraphHints has no dependency edges for YAML flows.
Example: A flow with step shout depending on greet runs both correctly, but its Cloud graph shows two unconnected nodes rather than greet → shout.
Recommended fix: Extract and normalize depends_on from the root spec for declarative runs, then include those edges in the live snapshot and final rows. Keep authored-step index edges for child journals.
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| async function defaultReadTranscript(path: string): Promise<{ bytes: Buffer; size: number }> { | ||
| const info = await stat(path); | ||
| if (!info.isFile()) throw new Error('transcript is not a regular file'); | ||
| // Bound the read, not just the result: materializing a huge file only to | ||
| // discard all but its tail can exhaust the CLI before it reports at all. | ||
| if (info.size <= MIRROR_TRANSCRIPT_MAX_BYTES) { | ||
| return { bytes: await readFile(path), size: info.size }; | ||
| } | ||
| const handle = await (await import('node:fs/promises')).open(path, 'r'); | ||
| try { | ||
| const buffer = Buffer.alloc(MIRROR_TRANSCRIPT_MAX_BYTES); | ||
| const { bytesRead } = await handle.read( | ||
| buffer, 0, MIRROR_TRANSCRIPT_MAX_BYTES, info.size - MIRROR_TRANSCRIPT_MAX_BYTES, | ||
| ); |
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🟥 Journal transcript paths can upload arbitrary files
When a journal names a transcript outside its run directory, defaultReadTranscript opens it without confinement. The mirror uploads that file to Cloud as an agent log.
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| await options.client.reportTerminal( | ||
| outcome.status, | ||
| redactJson(outcome.result, env) as Record<string, unknown>, | ||
| outcome.error, | ||
| ); |
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🟨 Terminal error bypasses Cloud redaction
For a failed run, outcome.error reaches the Cloud callback without redact. Its diagnostic may contain local output, even though the report and runner log are scrubbed.
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| if (assembled.bytes.length === 0) continue; | ||
| // Name the row after the object only once the object is there, so no row | ||
| // ever points at a transcript that was never written. | ||
| if (await options.client.putObject(`${ref.stepName}/agent.log`, assembled.bytes)) { |
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🟨 Agent transcripts bypass upload-time redaction
When a transcript contains unredacted output, putObject sends its bytes unchanged to Cloud. Unlike the runner log, the assembled transcript never passes the mirror's redactor.
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| await options.client.reportTerminal( | ||
| outcome.status, | ||
| redactJson(outcome.result, env) as Record<string, unknown>, | ||
| outcome.error, |
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outcome.result and runner.log are redacted, but the callback's top-level error is sent verbatim. For a failed run whose diagnostic quotes a command line, environment value, token, or credential-shaped response, Cloud permanently stores the unredacted text despite the documented redaction boundary; apply the same redactor to outcome.error before passing it to reportTerminal.
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| status: report.completionReason === 'canceled' | ||
| ? 'cancelled' | ||
| : report.ok ? 'completed' : 'failed', | ||
| result: completionReport(report), |
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When a real local run parks for a human or unavailable worker, its RunReport has status: 'parked' but normally no completionReason; this branch nevertheless sends a terminal failed callback whose result lacks the reason required by cloudRunState (cloud-run-record.ts:55-61). Consequently flows status --cloud --watch and flows logs --follow reject the resulting mirrored record as invalid instead of showing the parked attempt; the test's synthetic completionReason: 'needs_human' is not a value an actual RunReport can produce.
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| if (await options.client.putObject(`${ref.stepName}/agent.log`, assembled.bytes)) { | ||
| finals.set(key, { ...entry, row: { ...entry.row, sandboxId: ref.stepName } }); |
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For authored runs with two child journals that reuse the same kernel step id, the in-memory caches correctly distinguish <journal>/<step>, but both uploads use the same <stepName>/agent.log key and both final rows receive the same sandboxId. The later PUT overwrites the earlier transcript, so opening either row can show the wrong child's log; include the journal identity in the storage key and the row's transcript reference.
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| source: parsed.command === 'run' | ||
| ? mirrorSourceFromPath(parsed.value, parsed.input) | ||
| : mirrorSourceFromJournal(parsed.dataDir), |
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For the supported flows run --cloud-mirror --bucket ... <flow>@sha256:<digest> form, parsed.value is a digest reference rather than a filesystem path, so mirrorSourceFromPath attempts readFile on the literal digest and registration always fails even though runFlow successfully fetches and executes the bundle. Select the journal-derived or prepared bundle source for digest references so the requested dashboard mirror is not inert.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L51-L57
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| onJournalEntry(entry) { | ||
| void open(entry.run_id); | ||
| }, |
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When attaching to an older compatible daemon that rejects the run.start {watch} field, startWatched deliberately retries without journal streaming (cli/run.ts:230-236). Declarative runs do not invoke onRunStarted, so this callback never fires, opening remains undefined, and both receipt() and finish() silently do nothing even though the user explicitly requested --cloud-mirror; detect this no-event path and emit the promised refusal or obtain the run id through a non-streaming seam.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L51-L57
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| await options.client.putObject('runner.log', | ||
| bytes.length > MIRROR_RUNNER_LOG_MAX_BYTES | ||
| ? bytes.subarray(bytes.length - MIRROR_RUNNER_LOG_MAX_BYTES) | ||
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If Cloud stalls after registration, this upload and the later transcript, final-report, and terminal calls use MirrorClient's default 30-second timeout rather than the remaining MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS. Because they are awaited sequentially before runCli returns, an otherwise completed local run can remain blocked for roughly two or more request timeouts despite the advertised 30-second whole-finish bound; propagate a remaining-time timeout or abort signal to every request.
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readJournalEvents.The loop reimplements the retry policy inside the test and runs it against
flaky. IfreadJournalEventsstops retryingjournal_busy, this test still passes. Add a reader seam toreadJournalEvents(for example, awalkparameter that defaults towalkJournal). Then assert thatflakyis called 3 times, and that the call rejects afterMIRROR_BUSY_RETRIESbusy results.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/sdk/src/cloud-mirror.ts`:
- Around line 416-437: Update uploadTranscripts so transcript objects cannot
collide when multiple journals reuse the same stepName: before uploading, detect
duplicate names across finals entries and either assign each a unique transcript
key and matching row reference or skip duplicate uploads while leaving sandboxId
empty. Preserve existing behavior for unique step names.
- Around line 466-499: Update RunMirror.finish and its called uploadTranscripts
flow to enforce MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS across all cloud operations: create one
timeout signal for the finish budget and pass it to the runner.log and
transcript putObject calls, publishSteps, and reportTerminal. Ensure these
operations use the shared signal rather than their default timeouts.
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In `@packages/sdk/tests/cloud-mirror.test.ts`:
- Around line 277-297: Update readJournalEvents to accept an injectable walk
function defaulting to walkJournal, and move retry behavior into that function’s
execution path. Replace the test’s hand-written retry loop with assertions that
an injected flaky reader is called three times on success and that repeated
journal_busy results reject after MIRROR_BUSY_RETRIES attempts.
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| const uploadTranscripts = async (deadline: number): Promise<void> => { | ||
| let uploaded = 0; | ||
| for (const [key, ref] of transcripts) { | ||
| if (uploaded >= MIRROR_MAX_TRANSCRIPT_UPLOADS || now() > deadline) break; | ||
| const entry = finals.get(key); | ||
| if (entry === undefined) continue; | ||
| let assembled; | ||
| try { | ||
| assembled = await assembleTranscript(ref.attempts, readTranscript); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| diagnostic(`could not assemble the transcript for ${ref.stepName}: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| if (assembled.bytes.length === 0) continue; | ||
| // Name the row after the object only once the object is there, so no row | ||
| // ever points at a transcript that was never written. | ||
| if (await options.client.putObject(`${ref.stepName}/agent.log`, assembled.bytes)) { | ||
| finals.set(key, { ...entry, row: { ...entry.row, sandboxId: ref.stepName } }); | ||
| uploaded += 1; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| }; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
The transcript object key ignores the journal, so repeated step names overwrite each other.
scan keys finals and transcripts by ${runId}/${stepName}. The comment on SnapshotStep in cloud-mirror-step.ts says that child runs can repeat a step id. uploadTranscripts drops the journal part. It PUTs every transcript to ${ref.stepName}/agent.log and sets sandboxId: ref.stepName on each row. Suppose two child journals both contain a step write. The second PUT then replaces the first object, and both final rows point to one transcript. That transcript belongs to the other journal's step.
Detect a stepName collision across journals before the upload. For a repeated name, either give each row a unique stepName/key, or skip the upload and leave sandboxId empty. An empty sandboxId is better than a row that points to the wrong step's transcript.
Minimal guard
const uploadTranscripts = async (deadline: number): Promise<void> => {
let uploaded = 0;
+ const nameCounts = new Map<string, number>();
+ for (const { row } of finals.values()) nameCounts.set(row.stepName, (nameCounts.get(row.stepName) ?? 0) + 1);
for (const [key, ref] of transcripts) {
if (uploaded >= MIRROR_MAX_TRANSCRIPT_UPLOADS || now() > deadline) break;
const entry = finals.get(key);
if (entry === undefined) continue;
+ // `<stepName>/agent.log` is not journal-scoped: a repeated name would overwrite.
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| const uploadTranscripts = async (deadline: number): Promise<void> => { | |
| let uploaded = 0; | |
| for (const [key, ref] of transcripts) { | |
| if (uploaded >= MIRROR_MAX_TRANSCRIPT_UPLOADS || now() > deadline) break; | |
| const entry = finals.get(key); | |
| if (entry === undefined) continue; | |
| let assembled; | |
| try { | |
| assembled = await assembleTranscript(ref.attempts, readTranscript); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| diagnostic(`could not assemble the transcript for ${ref.stepName}: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`); | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| if (assembled.bytes.length === 0) continue; | |
| // Name the row after the object only once the object is there, so no row | |
| // ever points at a transcript that was never written. | |
| if (await options.client.putObject(`${ref.stepName}/agent.log`, assembled.bytes)) { | |
| finals.set(key, { ...entry, row: { ...entry.row, sandboxId: ref.stepName } }); | |
| uploaded += 1; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| const uploadTranscripts = async (deadline: number): Promise<void> => { | |
| let uploaded = 0; | |
| const nameCounts = new Map<string, number>(); | |
| for (const { row } of finals.values()) nameCounts.set(row.stepName, (nameCounts.get(row.stepName) ?? 0) + 1); | |
| for (const [key, ref] of transcripts) { | |
| if (uploaded >= MIRROR_MAX_TRANSCRIPT_UPLOADS || now() > deadline) break; | |
| const entry = finals.get(key); | |
| if (entry === undefined) continue; | |
| // `<stepName>/agent.log` is not journal-scoped: a repeated name would overwrite. | |
| if ((nameCounts.get(ref.stepName) ?? 0) > 1) continue; | |
| let assembled; | |
| try { | |
| assembled = await assembleTranscript(ref.attempts, readTranscript); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| diagnostic(`could not assemble the transcript for ${ref.stepName}: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`); | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| if (assembled.bytes.length === 0) continue; | |
| // Name the row after the object only once the object is there, so no row | |
| // ever points at a transcript that was never written. | |
| if (await options.client.putObject(`${ref.stepName}/agent.log`, assembled.bytes)) { | |
| finals.set(key, { ...entry, row: { ...entry.row, sandboxId: ref.stepName } }); | |
| uploaded += 1; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }; |
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In `@packages/sdk/src/cloud-mirror.ts` around lines 416 - 437, Update
uploadTranscripts so transcript objects cannot collide when multiple journals
reuse the same stepName: before uploading, detect duplicate names across finals
entries and either assign each a unique transcript key and matching row
reference or skip duplicate uploads while leaving sandboxId empty. Preserve
existing behavior for unique step names.
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| async finish(outcome) { | ||
| if (timer !== undefined) { clearInterval(timer); timer = undefined; } | ||
| const deadline = now() + MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS; | ||
| try { | ||
| // One last reading, so the page shows the run's actual last moments | ||
| // rather than whatever the previous poll happened to catch. | ||
| await scan(deadline); | ||
| await publishSnapshot(deadline); | ||
| if (outcome.log !== undefined && outcome.log.length > 0) { | ||
| // The CLI's own output, redacted on the way out. It is not a | ||
| // transcript the worker already scrubbed: it is whatever this | ||
| // invocation printed on a developer's machine, including diagnostics | ||
| // that can quote a command line or an environment value. | ||
| const bytes = Buffer.from(redact(outcome.log.join('\n'), env), 'utf8'); | ||
| await options.client.putObject('runner.log', | ||
| bytes.length > MIRROR_RUNNER_LOG_MAX_BYTES | ||
| ? bytes.subarray(bytes.length - MIRROR_RUNNER_LOG_MAX_BYTES) | ||
| : bytes); | ||
| } | ||
| await uploadTranscripts(deadline); | ||
| await publishFinal(deadline); | ||
| // Last, always: this transition revokes the credential every call | ||
| // above depends on. | ||
| await options.client.reportTerminal( | ||
| outcome.status, | ||
| redactJson(outcome.result, env) as Record<string, unknown>, | ||
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| } catch (error) { | ||
| diagnostic(`could not finish the mirror: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| stopped = true; | ||
| } | ||
| }, |
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finish does not enforce MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS.
The RunMirror.finish contract says it is "bounded by MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS however much is outstanding". Only publishSnapshot gets the remaining budget as a timeout. The runner.log putObject, each transcript putObject, publishSteps and reportTerminal all use the default 30s cloudFetch timeout. reportTerminal also runs after the deadline has passed. If Cloud stalls, finish can block for several multiples of 30s. flows run awaits mirror.finish before it returns the exit code, so the CLI exit is delayed by the same time.
Pass the remaining budget to each call. putObject, publishSteps and reportTerminal accept a signal, so one AbortSignal.timeout can bound every call:
Proposed fix
async finish(outcome) {
if (timer !== undefined) { clearInterval(timer); timer = undefined; }
const deadline = now() + MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS;
+ const signal = AbortSignal.timeout(MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS);
try {Then pass signal to putObject('runner.log', …, signal), to putObject in uploadTranscripts, to publishSteps(withGraph, omitted, signal), and to reportTerminal(…, outcome.error, signal).
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In `@packages/sdk/src/cloud-mirror.ts` around lines 466 - 499, Update
RunMirror.finish and its called uploadTranscripts flow to enforce
MIRROR_FINISH_BUDGET_MS across all cloud operations: create one timeout signal
for the finish budget and pass it to the runner.log and transcript putObject
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| const redacted = Buffer.from(redact(assembled.bytes.toString('utf8'), env), 'utf8'); |
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Transcript redaction corrupts JSONL
High Severity
Assembled step transcripts are JSONL, but uploadTranscripts runs redact() over the whole buffer as one string. The same file already documents that this redactor's \S+ value patterns swallow JSON quotes and keys; that is why the terminal report uses leaf-by-leaf redactJson. Agent output commonly contains Bearer, Authorization:, or TOKEN= text, so uploaded transcripts can become unparseable for the dashboard and flows logs --step.
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| const redacted = Buffer.from(redact(assembled.bytes.toString('utf8'), env), 'utf8'); | ||
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| if (await options.client.putObject(objectKey, redacted, signal)) { | ||
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Namespaced logs break step lookup
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Transcript objects and sandboxId are now journalRunId/stepName rather than the step name. getCloudRunLog and the /logs contract in this package key by sandboxId, documented as the step name (<stepName>/agent.log). flows logs --step greet therefore queries sandboxId=greet while the row and object live under 01RUN/greet, so mirrored step transcripts look missing even when the upload succeeded.
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Repair pushed at exact guarded head 65105c7bb5f0b1dc4a208984b0c4ab12d18af4b3 (previous 4e61205; main d090ad3). This resolves the remaining substantive findings: declarative depends_on edges now flow from the recorded kernel spec into live/final Cloud graph rows; retried-step cost sums every attempt (not only the last); transcript reads are confined to the run data directory after realpath resolution, preventing arbitrary-file upload. Focused SDK suites pass 45/45 and source/test typechecks pass. CI and fresh exact-head review are pending. |
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Follow-up repair pushed at exact guarded head 0e3b36d (previous 65105c7; main d090ad3). Addressed fresh Cursor findings: transcript redaction now preserves valid JSONL via leaf-wise line parsing; normal unique step transcripts retain hosted stepName/agent.log lookup while only duplicate journal step names use journal-scoped sandbox IDs; check-time refusal no longer emits a false post-run mirror failure, while an observed run with no attachment still reports the exact blocker. Focused 36/36 mirror tests plus source/test typechecks pass. Fresh exact-head CI/review pending. |
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Correction for exact-head follow-up: 0e3b36d (previous 65105c7; main d090ad3). Fresh Cursor findings addressed: transcript redaction preserves valid JSONL via leaf-wise line parsing; unique step transcripts retain hosted stepName/agent.log lookup while duplicate journal step names use journal-scoped sandbox IDs; check-time refusal no longer emits a false post-run mirror failure, while an observed run with no attachment still reports the blocker. Focused 36/36 mirror tests plus source/test typechecks pass. Fresh exact-head CI/review pending. |
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Final repair for the current review set: exact guarded head 427ea97 (previous 0e3b36d; main d090ad3). Finish now starts its 30-second budget before draining an in-flight poll, races the drain against that budget, and suppresses late snapshot publication after stop; this closes the remaining whole-finish timeout/race concern. Focused mirror tests remain 36/36 and source/test typechecks pass. Fresh exact-head CI and independent review pending. |
| const candidate = await realpath(path); | ||
| const rel = relative(root, candidate); | ||
| if (rel === '' || isAbsolute(rel) || rel.startsWith(`..${String.fromCharCode(47)}`)) { | ||
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Transcript path check misses Windows escapes
High Severity
The new transcript confinement treats a path as outside dataDir only when path.relative starts with ../. On Windows relative yields ..\, so a journaled path or symlink that realpath-resolves next to the data dir is uploaded anyway. The same check also lets through a rel of exactly ... Elsewhere this repo already confines with a sep-prefixed realpath test.
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A run Cloud launched is watchable because something inside the sandbox reads its journal every few seconds and pushes what it finds. Nothing did that for a run started in a terminal, so the same flow, the same journal and the same evidence had no page to look at — `flows status --cloud` did not know it existed, because no run row did. `flows run` and `flows resume` now register the run with Cloud (`POST /api/v1/workflows/local-run`), take a credential scoped to that one run, and report through exactly the endpoints a sandbox reports through: the live step view while it runs, the final step rows, the per-step transcripts assembled in Cloud's own `relayflow.attempt` vocabulary, the runner log, and the terminal status. The control plane cannot tell a mirrored run from a sandboxed one, so no route needed a new case. Three properties this is built around: - **It reads only this run's journals.** The sandbox reporter scans its whole data directory because a sandbox holds one run; `~/.relayflowd` holds every run you have ever started, and in a shared checkout, other people's. So the journal set is derived: the root, plus the children the root's own authored step index names. - **It cannot fail a run.** Every push collapses to a boolean at the transport, each poll is bounded by its own deadline, the finish is bounded, and a journal that cannot be read keeps its cached view rather than publishing an emptier one. A Cloud outage costs a local run its page and nothing else. - **The deployment is pinned by the registration.** `cloudConnection` falls back to the production default once an explicit token is supplied, and every call after registration supplies one — so without the pin a CLI signed in to a staging deployment would send that deployment's run token to agentrelay.com. On by default, conditional on a Cloud credential already resolving. A machine that has never signed in prints one line and runs exactly as before: a local run that joins no workspace is not a defect (RFC-0001 settled decision 7). `--no-cloud-mirror` opts out for a run, `FLOWS_CLOUD_MIRROR=0` for a shell. The flag is refused with `--cloud` and on `check`, where it would describe nothing, rather than accepted and ignored. The terminal callback is last, and that ordering is load-bearing: Cloud revokes the run's credential at the terminal transition, so the transcripts and the final rows have to land before it. No credential is written to disk. A resume registers its own row — Cloud refuses to move a terminal run back to `running`, and its own v2 resume is likewise a new attempt — and mirrors the kernel spec its journal recorded, since the flow file may have been edited or deleted since. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…irror end to end Two things the first pass got wrong, both found by running it: The runner log was built from progress events, and a declarative run emits none — so the dashboard's log pane was empty for exactly the runs that are easiest to follow. It is now what this invocation actually printed, captured at the CLI's own IO seam, redacted on the way out: it is not a transcript a worker already scrubbed, it is whatever a developer's machine put on stderr, including diagnostics that can quote a command line or an environment value. The mirror also finished before the report was emitted, so the `RUN` line — the one line a reader most wants in the log — was written after the log was uploaded. It now settles last, after the report and the observer line, which is also what the surrounding comments already argue for: a run's exit code has never waited on Cloud. `cloud-mirror-live.test.ts` runs the built CLI against the real kernel on a real flow, with a local HTTPS server standing where Cloud would be, and asserts the bytes a mirrored run puts on the wire and the order it puts them in — registration under the operator credential, everything after it under the run's, the live view, the final rows, the log, and the terminal callback last. A second case proves both opt-outs send nothing at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A finished local run showed up red on the dashboard.
Cloud reconciles a v2 run's reported status against the report the callback
carries: `reconcileTerminalStatus` records `failed` for any `completed`
callback whose result does not prove success with `ok`, `status`,
`completionReason` and `runId` together. That guard exists because a sandbox
whose bootstrap exits cleanly must not report a run that died at step 1 as
green — and it cuts the other way too. The mirror sent a bare
`{status, completionReason}`, so every successful mirrored run was reconciled
to `failed`.
The callback now carries the run's own report, built from the CLI's `RunReport`
— which is where those four fields already live, and which is what the hosted
path posts. The run list reads `completionReason` out of the same document, so
a parked local run now renders as "Needs review" rather than a bare failure.
Diagnostics are the one unbounded free-text field in a report that is stored
whole, so they are capped at 20 and each message clipped, with the drop
counted. The whole document is redacted leaf by leaf rather than as serialized
text: the redactor's value patterns end in `\S+`, which across JSON would
swallow the closing quote and the next key and hand Cloud something it cannot
parse.
Found by running the thing end to end against the real Cloud route handlers
rather than a stub — the stub answered 200 to anything and had no opinion about
what it was sent.
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…ntinues Two gaps a developer hits the moment they use this for real. **The run had no handle.** The terminal printed a dashboard URL and nothing else, while the report's own `runId` is the *journal's* — and every hosted read verb (`flows status --cloud`, `flows logs`, `flows runs`) takes Cloud's. A human had to pick one out of a URL; a script had none at all, since `--json` carried `observerUrl` but nothing about the dashboard. The terminal line now ends with the command that follows the same run, and `--json` carries `cloudRunId` and `dashboardUrl` beside `observerUrl`. **A resumed run read as an unrelated second run.** Cloud refuses to move a terminal run back to `running`, so a resume is a new row — its own hosted resume mints a fresh id too. What made that read badly is that the resuming process had no idea the first attempt existed. `<data-dir>/cloud-runs/` now records which Cloud run mirrored which journal, so a resume can name its predecessor; Cloud verifies the caller can read it and stores it, and the run page links the two. The ledger holds the run id and the deployment and **nothing else** — no credential, because a resume mints its own and a token per run in a dotfile under someone's home directory is a worse trade than the feature is worth. Everything in it was already in the URL the first attempt printed. Entries age out at 30 days and 500 rows. Proving that second one found a third bug: a resume reads its journal while the daemon is writing it, hit `journal_busy`, and the mirror gave up — so resumes largely did not reach the dashboard at all. `flows status` has always retried that case; both journal readers now do, and a busy journal no longer prints a diagnostic once per poll, because a hot journal is what a running flow looks like. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the default A local run was joining the Cloud dashboard whenever a Cloud login happened to resolve. That is the wrong trigger. Signing in once to run something hosted is not agreement to publish every unrelated experiment in every checkout on that machine into a workspace anyone with access can read — and the mirror sends the flow source, step metadata, agent transcripts and this invocation's own stderr. Transcripts are the sharp edge: whatever the agent printed, including file contents, command output and anything it read out of its environment. The redactor runs over all of it, but redaction is pattern matching and pattern matching has a false-negative rate. The default was already there and is better suited to it. The observer link is free, needs only a workspace key, carries a step projection, and every `flows run` prints one. That stays the way you watch a local run. So `--no-cloud-mirror` becomes `--cloud-mirror`, and `FLOWS_CLOUD_MIRROR=0` becomes `FLOWS_CLOUD_MIRROR=1`. The dashboard is the richer hosted view of the same run — the source, the transcripts, the graph, the logs, the run sitting in the same history as the hosted ones — and it happens because someone asked. Only an affirmative counts for the environment variable (`1`/`true`/`on`/ `yes`). Unset, empty, `0`, and anything nobody meant as a switch all leave the run local: the cost of reading a stray value as consent is someone's runs being uploaded. A refused mirror now reads as a request that was not honoured rather than an aside, and names which switch asked — the run wanted the dashboard and is not on it. It still cannot change the run's outcome. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six findings from Devin on #580. **Transcript reads are confined to the run's own tree (security).** `defaultReadTranscript` opened whatever path the journal named and the mirror uploaded it to Cloud as an agent log. The journal is written by the worker, so it is not hostile input in the ordinary case — but it is a file on a developer's disk, and "reads only this run's journals" has to cover the files too. An unconfined path turns a crafted or corrupted journal into an arbitrary-file upload, which is far worse than a missing transcript. Paths outside `<data-dir>/runs/<run>/` are dropped and counted on stderr. **A stalled Cloud can no longer hold a finished run open.** `finish` set a 30-second deadline and then only checked it *between* phases, while every request underneath carried its own 30-second timeout — so the worst case was minutes, and the CLI awaits finish before returning the run's exit code. Each request now gets the budget that is actually left. **An in-flight poll cannot outlive the finish.** `clearInterval` stops future polls, not the one already running. That poll shares the step cache and the sequence counter with `finish`, and Cloud revokes the run token at the terminal callback — so a poll that outlived the finish could publish a view it can never repair. The poll is now retained, awaited within the same deadline, and fenced from publishing afterwards. **A retried agent's earlier charges no longer vanish.** `finalStep` took `total_cost_usd` from the last attempt while summing tokens across all of them — inconsistent on its own terms, and Cloud totals these rows for the run's spend, so an agent that spent $0.02 then $0.05 reported $0.05. **Declarative runs draw their graph.** A YAML flow declares `depends_on` in its spec, not in an authored-step stream, so the dashboard drew every node unconnected. The edges are read off `run.spawned`, which this fold already has in hand, rather than by widening `StepView` — `flows status --json` is a pinned shape and other readers depend on it. **Bundle runs reach the dashboard.** `flows run <flow>@sha256:<digest>` names a bundle the runner fetches, not a file on disk. Reading the argument as a path refused the registration and left a good run off the dashboard; a digest reference now mirrors what the journal recorded, the same source a resume uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Duplicate steps share one transcript key
Medium Severity
Every transcript is stored as `${stepName}/agent.log` and sandboxId is set to that same stepName. Child journals that reuse a kernel step id overwrite each other’s object, so the dashboard shows one step’s log for both.
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…that means what it says **Two steps could overwrite each other's transcript.** The caches here are keyed `<journal>/<step>` precisely because child journals can repeat a kernel step id — and then the object key and the row's `sandboxId` used only the step id, so the run page showed one step's log for both. Only a genuine collision is disambiguated: the common run has one journal per step, and keeping the bare step id there means a mirrored transcript is named exactly as a hosted one is. **A snapshot could follow the terminal callback.** `finish` stops *waiting* for an in-flight poll once its deadline passes, so that poll can still be running when the callback goes out — and the callback revokes the credential and must be last. The first attempt at this gated publishing on "finish has begun", which also suppressed finish's own last reading: the snapshot that shows the run's final moments. The invariant is narrower than that — nothing publishes after the *terminal callback* — and the flag now says exactly that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A run Cloud launched is watchable because something inside the sandbox reads its journal every few seconds and pushes what it finds. Nothing did that for a run started in a terminal, so the same flow, the same journal and the same evidence had no page to look at —
flows status --clouddid not know it existed, because no run row did.Depends on AgentWorkforce/cloud#3991, which adds the route this calls. Merge that first — flows-first is not dangerous (a 404 is handled with "this deployment does not accept local runs") but
--cloud-mirrorwould be inert until it ships.The two tiers
flows run--cloud-mirror, orFLOWS_CLOUD_MIRROR=1flows runs/flows status --cloud/flows logsWhy the dashboard is opt-in
Because it is the richer view, it is also the one that stores all of that: the flow source, step metadata, agent transcripts, and this invocation's own stderr. Transcripts are the sharp edge — whatever the agent printed, including file contents, command output, and anything it read out of its environment. Every string goes through the same redactor
flows statususes, but redaction is pattern matching and pattern matching has a false-negative rate.So the trigger is an explicit request, never the presence of a login. Signing in once to run something hosted is not agreement to publish every unrelated experiment in every checkout on that machine into a workspace anyone with access can read. Only an affirmative counts for the env var (
1/true/on/yes) — unset, empty,0, and anything nobody meant as a switch all leave the run local, because the cost of reading a stray value as consent is someone's runs being uploaded.How it works
cloud-mirror-step.tsfolds a journal into Cloud's two step shapes via the samefoldRunStatethatflows statususes;cloud-mirror-transport.tsis the five calls;cloud-mirror.tsis the poller;cli/cloud-mirror-session.tsis the CLI seam, shaped likeobserver-session.tsbeside it.Three properties it is built around:
~/.relayflowdholds every run you have ever started, and in a shared checkout, other people's. So the journal set is derived: the root, plus the children the root's own authored-step index names.cloudConnectionfalls back to the production default once an explicit token is supplied, and every call after registration supplies one — so without the pin a CLI signed in to staging would send that deployment's run token to agentrelay.com.The terminal callback is last, and that ordering is load-bearing: Cloud revokes the run's credential at the terminal transition, so transcripts and final rows have to land before it.
Bugs found while proving it
Each of these was found by running the thing end to end rather than against a stub:
failed. Cloud reconciles a v2 run's reported status against the report the callback carries; a bare{status, completionReason}does not prove success, so it was reconciled the other way. The callback now carries the run's own report, built from theRunReportwhere those fields already live.journal_busy, and the mirror gave up.flows statushas always retried that case; both readers now do, and a busy journal no longer prints a diagnostic once per poll.Ergonomics
runIdis the journal's and every hosted read verb takes Cloud's:Dashboard: <url> · flows status --cloud --watch <id>. Under--jsonthe same pair rides ascloudRunIdanddashboardUrl, besideobserverUrl.<data-dir>/cloud-runs/records which Cloud run mirrored which journal — the id and the deployment, no credential, mode 0600, ageing out at 30 days — so the resuming process can name it. Everything in that file was already in the URL the first attempt printed.Testing
cloud-mirror-live.test.tsruns the built CLI against the real kernel on a real flow, with a local HTTPS server where Cloud would be, and asserts the bytes a mirrored run puts on the wire and the order it puts them in — registration under the operator credential, everything after under the run's, the live view, the final rows, the log, the terminal callback last. A second case proves a plainflows runsends nothing at all and that the env switch turns it on.The cross-repo proof lives in cloud#3991 and drives this CLI into the real route handlers against a real Postgres.
Verified locally
Full SDK suite: 3395 passed, 2 failed, 1 flake — all environmental and characterized:
authored-node-runtimeassertsbun --version === 1.4.0; this box has 1.4.2live-kernel > hn-monitorneeds a real Claude analyzer CLI on PATHnamed-gate-diagnosticspasses 17/17 in isolation, fails only under full-suite parallel loadnpm run typecheckandtsc -p tsconfig.tests.jsonclean.No version bump here — this repo does releases as separate
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Uploads flow source, transcripts, and redacted CLI output to Cloud when explicitly enabled; failures are best-effort but mishandling consent or path confinement could leak local data or misrepresent run status on the dashboard.
Overview
Adds opt-in Cloud dashboard mirroring for local
flows runandflows resume:--cloud-mirrororFLOWS_CLOUD_MIRROR=1(affirmative env values only) registers the run with Cloud, polls only this invocation’s journals (root plus authored child runs), and pushes the same step snapshots, finals, transcripts, andrunner.loga hosted sandbox would—without changing execution or exit codes.The CLI wires a
cloud-mirror-sessionparallel to the default observer link: capture printed output for upload, defer registration until a run id exists, print Dashboard /flows status --cloud --watch <cloudRunId>, and addcloudRunId+dashboardUrlto--jsonreports. A local ledger (cloud-runs/, no tokens) links resumed attempts viaresumedFromRunId. Mirroring is refused oncheck,--cloud, and duplicate flags.Docs (
AGENTS.md,docs/CLOUD.md) clarify observer vs dashboard, explicit consent, and that neither projection can fail a run.New SDK layers: journal fold/redaction/bounds (
cloud-mirror-step), HTTP (cloud-mirror-transport), poller (cloud-mirror), plus broad unit and live CLI tests.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 6009955. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
A local
flows run/flows resumecan now appear on the Cloud dashboard — flow source, per-step transcripts, run graph, logs, and the same history as hosted runs — by mirroring its journal through the same endpoints a sandboxed run uses. Opt-in via--cloud-mirrororFLOWS_CLOUD_MIRROR=1; the observer link stays the default, and a login never turns the dashboard on, since mirroring stores the flow source and the run's stderr.Depends on
AgentWorkforce/cloud#3991, which adds the registration route; without it--cloud-mirroris inert.How it works
<data-dir>/cloud-runs/ledger links a resume to the attempt it continues: run id and deployment only, no credential, mode 0600, 30-day expiry.--cloudandcheck, where it would describe nothing.Bugs fixed
failed; the callback now carries the run's ownRunReport.journal_busywhile the daemon wrote the journal and gave up; both journal readers now retry.depends_onso the graph matches a hosted run.relayflow.attemptstorage format.flow@sha256:…) mirror what the journal recorded instead of being refused as a path.Written for commit 6009955. Summary will update on new commits.