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feat(sdk,kernel): f.agent resume continues a recorded CLI session - #636
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An agent step can now continue the CLI session an earlier step recorded, instead of starting cold. This is the "knows the original intent" half of Babysitter: a fixer woken again on the same PR, in the same reused sandbox, resumes its previous session. - Surface: AgentOptions.resume, and AgentResult.sessionId, the session the CLI ran as. - Adapters: Claude runs `-p --resume <id>`; Codex runs `exec resume ... <id>` with the same flags. Adapters declare `resumable`. A resume over the relay transport, or to any other CLI, is refused rather than run cold. - sessionId is read from the journaled transcript evidence (trajectory_tail.transcript.result.session_id), so it works for agents that answer with JSON. It is offered only when it passes the resume rule, so a bounded label is never offered. The Codex digest now records the thread.started id. - One lexical rule in both dialects, tested against testdata/agent-resume-cases.json: 1-200 of [A-Za-z0-9._:-], starting with a letter or digit, so an id is never parsed as a flag. - The kernel carries `resume` (closed STEP_AGENT_FIELDS, shape checked before serde, skip_serializing_if) and refuses a malformed one. - Spec parity fixture agent-resume: identical canonical bytes and hash on both sides. It caught the YAML path dropping the field, which is fixed. - Regenerated flows.schema.json; documented in SURFACE.md. Evidence: evidence/agent-resume/, including the real Claude CLI resuming from another cwd and refusing an unknown session. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAgent steps can now resume Claude or Codex CLI sessions using a validated session ID. The SDK carries the value through validation, compilation, and execution. Successful authored results can expose session IDs found in journaled transcript evidence. ChangesAgent session resumption
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AuthoredWorker
participant Kernel
participant AgentWorker
participant CLIAdapter
participant CLI
AuthoredWorker->>Kernel: submit agent step with resume
Kernel->>AgentWorker: execute agent step
AgentWorker->>CLIAdapter: invoke with resume ID
CLIAdapter->>CLI: pass resume command
CLI-->>AgentWorker: return transcript
AgentWorker-->>AuthoredWorker: return completion evidence
AuthoredWorker-->>AuthoredWorker: extract valid session ID
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Session resumption appears mergeable, but add the missing 200-character test case to protect the documented ID limit. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| * An id must start with a letter or digit, so it can never be read as a CLI | ||
| * flag, and stays within the characters session and thread ids use. | ||
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| const SESSION_ID = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._:-]{0,199}$/; |
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🟡 Trailing newline breaks resume admission
A session ID ending in a newline passes agentResumeDeclarationError because JavaScript's $ matches before it. The kernel checks every character and rejects the spec after SDK validation accepts it.
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The SDK validates resume IDs before emitting the kernel spec. JavaScript's $ anchor can match just before a final newline, but the kernel's is_cli_session_id checks all characters. A value accepted by flows check then fails when the kernel validates it.
Example: resume: "abc\n" passes the SDK expression, while the kernel rejects the newline.
Recommended fix: Anchor the expression at the absolute end of the input and add a trailing-newline case to the shared corpus. The replacement uses a negative lookahead to forbid any remaining character.
| const SESSION_ID = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._:-]{0,199}$/; | |
| const SESSION_ID = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._:-]{0,199}$(?![\s\S])/; |
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| { runId: dispatch.run_id, stepId: dispatch.step_id, idempotencyKey: dispatch.idempotency_key, | ||
| dataDir: this.options.dataDir, resultSchema: spec.verification?.json_schema }, | ||
| this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms) | ||
| this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms, spec.resume) |
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🔴 Communication agents silently ignore resume
A communicating agent with resume enters the communication dispatch instead of runAgentCli. That dispatch launches a fresh CLI session, so its declared conversation is never resumed.
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An agent can declare both resume and communication links. expandCommunication replaces the instruction with a communication envelope while preserving resume. AgentWorker.execute routes that envelope to completeCommunicationDispatch before reaching the direct CLI invocation; the communication runtime spawns its own CLI without consuming resume. The step can finish successfully in a new session instead of continuing its recorded conversation.
Example: An agent step with resume: "1908508f-989e-4159-82b0-6a676c3d74d3" and a communication link starts a new PTY session despite the declared resume ID.
Recommended fix: Reject resume on communication steps during compilation and at dispatch unless the communication runtime gains verified session-continuation support; also cover the combination with an integration test.
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| { runId: dispatch.run_id, stepId: dispatch.step_id, idempotencyKey: dispatch.idempotency_key, | ||
| dataDir: this.options.dataDir, resultSchema: spec.verification?.json_schema }, | ||
| this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms) | ||
| this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms, spec.resume) |
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🟡 Helper agents silently ignore resume
A helper agent with resume takes the helper dispatch before runAgentCli sees the ID. The helper can succeed without continuing any CLI session.
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A helper step is represented internally as an agent with a special instruction. Its helper identity is detected by helperCall, and AgentWorker.execute completes it without spawning a provider CLI. The new resume field is accepted on agent steps and only checked inside runAgentCli, which this path never calls. Consequently, a helper-shaped agent can declare resume and complete while ignoring it.
Example: An agent step using a canonical helper instruction and resume: "a" completes the helper effect, not a CLI continuation.
Recommended fix: Reject resume on helper-shaped agent steps before admission or at dispatch, since they have no provider CLI session to resume.
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| # packages/sdk/src and packages/surface/src at origin/main (22cd1836) via git stash; tests and testdata from this branch. | |||
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The transcript claims the product sources were reverted to 22cd1836 “via git stash,” but it captures only the subsequent test invocation; there is no literal stash/checkout command or output proving which files were reverted and restored. This makes the claimed red baseline unreproducible under the repository's evidence rules.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L98-L100
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| # The 7 failures above are 5s timeouts under full-suite load; the same files in isolation: | ||
| $ (cd packages/sdk && RELAYFLOWD_BIN=... npx vitest run tests/cli-watch.test.ts tests/authored-root.test.ts tests/hosted-extension-protocol.test.ts tests/live-kernel.test.ts tests/flow-executor-chain.test.ts tests/mcp.test.ts ) |
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The claimed isolated pass uses RELAYFLOWD_BIN=..., which is not the literal command that produced the captured result and cannot be rerun as written. Record the actual value used, together with its literal output, before treating these 156 passing tests as verification evidence.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L98-L100
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| ...(options.cli === undefined ? {} : { cli: options.cli }), | ||
| ...(options.model === undefined ? {} : { model: options.model }), | ||
| ...(declaredCwd === undefined ? {} : { cwd: declaredCwd }), | ||
| ...(options.resume === undefined ? {} : { resume: options.resume }), |
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When a caller follows the documented pattern resume: first.sessionId and the preceding CLI did not report a session, first.sessionId is undefined because the field is optional. This spread silently removes the resume declaration and starts a fresh conversation instead of refusing the requested continuation; distinguish an explicitly supplied-but-missing value or otherwise require callers to prove the ID exists.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L16-L18
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| const unsupported = agentResumeTransportError(st.resume, st.transport); | ||
| if (unsupported !== undefined) this.fail(`${at}.${unsupported}`); |
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For a resume step whose effective CLI is a conforming custom wrapper, this validation only rejects relay transport, so flows check can successfully probe the wrapper and report the flow ready. At dispatch, runAgentCli deterministically rejects that same wrapper because its adapter is not resumable, turning a statically knowable incompatibility into a runtime worker_error; preflight should check the resolved adapter capability before admitting the run.
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| ...(options.recoveryMode === undefined ? {} : { recoveryMode: options.recoveryMode }), | ||
| ...(verification === undefined ? {} : { verification }), | ||
| }); | ||
| }, (payload) => { sessionId = journaledSessionId(payload); }); |
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When a direct Claude or Codex attempt emits its initial session frame and then reaches a declared f.agent timeout, the worker journals that transcript on the failed completion, but consume returns the timeout marker before readCompletedStepOutput invokes this callback. Consequently the resolved timeout AgentResult omits a resumable session ID even though it is in the journal, preventing callers from continuing the partial conversation through the advertised API.
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67-71: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd the missing 200-character boundary case.
The shared corpus already tests 201 characters in both SDK and Rust tests. Rename that case to match its value, and add an accepted case with exactly 200 characters. This is a test-coverage gap, not a current production failure.
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<file name="packages/sdk/src/authored-worker-step.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/sdk/src/authored-worker-step.ts:255">
P2: Treat an explicitly present `resume: undefined` as invalid; otherwise `resume: first.sessionId` silently drops the declaration when the earlier CLI reported no session and starts a fresh conversation.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/sdk/src/authored-worker-step.ts:308">
P2: Timed-out agents lose a session ID even when the worker journaled one: the timeout path returns before `readCompletedStepOutput` invokes this callback, and only the success result includes `sessionId`. Include the validated journaled ID in timeout results so callers can resume deadline-stopped work.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/SURFACE.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/SURFACE.md:488">
P2: `first.sessionId` is optional, so this call silently starts a fresh session when the CLI reported no id. Guard the value and fail or skip the follow-up rather than presenting it as resumed.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/schema/flows.schema.json">
<violation number="1" location="packages/schema/flows.schema.json:1458">
P2: This schema accepts any string even though its description specifies a 1–200-character session ID, so schema-based editors accept values that `flows check` rejects. Add the length and character constraints to the generated schema.</violation>
</file>
<file name="testdata/agent-resume.flow.yaml">
<violation number="1" location="testdata/agent-resume.flow.yaml:19">
P2: This hard-coded UUID is not the session ID produced by `first-wake`, so running this flow tries to resume an unrelated or nonexistent session instead of continuing that step. Wire the actual `AgentResult.sessionId` into `resume`, or describe this as a serialization-only fixture rather than a runnable two-step example.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/sdk/src/adapters/codex.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/sdk/src/adapters/codex.ts:49">
P2: Codex resume stays scoped to the current directory, so it cannot find a session created under another step's `cwd`. Add `--all` to the resume branch to search across directories.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/sdk/src/validate.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/sdk/src/validate.ts:553">
P2: Validate the resolved adapter's resumability here; otherwise `flows check` can admit a wrapper that `runAgentCli` rejects only after dispatch.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/sdk/src/worker.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/sdk/src/worker.ts:159">
P2: Reject `resume` when communication dispatch is selected; that path starts its own CLI session without consuming the ID, so the step can succeed in a fresh conversation.</violation>
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| return { completionReason: 'success', summary: typeof stdout === 'string' ? stdout : JSON.stringify(output), artifacts }; | ||
| return { | ||
| completionReason: 'success', summary: typeof stdout === 'string' ? stdout : JSON.stringify(output), artifacts, | ||
| ...(sessionId === undefined ? {} : { sessionId }), |
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P2: Timed-out agents lose a session ID even when the worker journaled one: the timeout path returns before readCompletedStepOutput invokes this callback, and only the success result includes sessionId. Include the validated journaled ID in timeout results so callers can resume deadline-stopped work.
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<comment>Timed-out agents lose a session ID even when the worker journaled one: the timeout path returns before `readCompletedStepOutput` invokes this callback, and only the success result includes `sessionId`. Include the validated journaled ID in timeout results so callers can resume deadline-stopped work.</comment>
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@@ -294,7 +303,10 @@ export function authoredWorkerRunner(
- return { completionReason: 'success', summary: typeof stdout === 'string' ? stdout : JSON.stringify(output), artifacts };
+ return {
+ completionReason: 'success', summary: typeof stdout === 'string' ? stdout : JSON.stringify(output), artifacts,
+ ...(sessionId === undefined ? {} : { sessionId }),
+ };
},
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| ```ts | ||
| const first = await f.agent("fix", { task: "Address the review feedback." }); | ||
| // ...later, in a run on the same host... | ||
| await f.agent("fix-again", { task: "Address the new feedback.", resume: first.sessionId }); |
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P2: first.sessionId is optional, so this call silently starts a fresh session when the CLI reported no id. Guard the value and fail or skip the follow-up rather than presenting it as resumed.
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<comment>`first.sessionId` is optional, so this call silently starts a fresh session when the CLI reported no id. Guard the value and fail or skip the follow-up rather than presenting it as resumed.</comment>
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@@ -475,6 +475,35 @@ Workspace surfaces are a different thing and are not a directory selector:
+```ts
+const first = await f.agent("fix", { task: "Address the review feedback." });
+// ...later, in a run on the same host...
+await f.agent("fix-again", { task: "Address the new feedback.", resume: first.sessionId });
+```
+
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| await f.agent("fix-again", { task: "Address the new feedback.", resume: first.sessionId }); | |
| if (!first.sessionId) throw new Error("The agent did not report a session id."); | |
| await f.agent("fix-again", { task: "Address the new feedback.", resume: first.sessionId }); |
| }, | ||
| "resume": { | ||
| "title": "resume", | ||
| "description": "A CLI session id to continue: the `AgentResult.sessionId` an earlier step\nreported. Claude and Codex resume it in place of starting a new session;\nany other CLI refuses the step. 1-200 of A-Z a-z 0-9 . _ : -, starting\nwith a letter or digit. Not supported with `transport: 'relay'`, where the\nagent runs on a host whose session store this worker cannot see.", |
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P2: This schema accepts any string even though its description specifies a 1–200-character session ID, so schema-based editors accept values that flows check rejects. Add the length and character constraints to the generated schema.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/schema/flows.schema.json, line 1458:
<comment>This schema accepts any string even though its description specifies a 1–200-character session ID, so schema-based editors accept values that `flows check` rejects. Add the length and character constraints to the generated schema.</comment>
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@@ -1453,6 +1453,11 @@
},
+ "resume": {
+ "title": "resume",
+ "description": "A CLI session id to continue: the `AgentResult.sessionId` an earlier step\nreported. Claude and Codex resume it in place of starting a new session;\nany other CLI refuses the step. 1-200 of A-Z a-z 0-9 . _ : -, starting\nwith a letter or digit. Not supported with `transport: 'relay'`, where the\nagent runs on a host whose session store this worker cannot see.",
+ "type": "string"
+ },
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| cli: claude | ||
| dependsOn: [first-wake] | ||
| instruction: "Address the new review feedback." | ||
| resume: 1908508f-989e-4159-82b0-6a676c3d74d3 |
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P2: This hard-coded UUID is not the session ID produced by first-wake, so running this flow tries to resume an unrelated or nonexistent session instead of continuing that step. Wire the actual AgentResult.sessionId into resume, or describe this as a serialization-only fixture rather than a runnable two-step example.
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<comment>This hard-coded UUID is not the session ID produced by `first-wake`, so running this flow tries to resume an unrelated or nonexistent session instead of continuing that step. Wire the actual `AgentResult.sessionId` into `resume`, or describe this as a serialization-only fixture rather than a runnable two-step example.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+ cli: claude
+ dependsOn: [first-wake]
+ instruction: "Address the new review feedback."
+ resume: 1908508f-989e-4159-82b0-6a676c3d74d3
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| // ephemeral because they are diagnostics, not workflow steps. | ||
| 'exec', '--skip-git-repo-check', | ||
| // `exec resume <id>` continues a recorded thread with the same flags. | ||
| ...(resume === undefined ? ['exec'] : ['exec', 'resume']), '--skip-git-repo-check', |
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P2: Codex resume stays scoped to the current directory, so it cannot find a session created under another step's cwd. Add --all to the resume branch to search across directories.
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<comment>Codex resume stays scoped to the current directory, so it cannot find a session created under another step's `cwd`. Add `--all` to the resume branch to search across directories.</comment>
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@@ -36,22 +37,24 @@ export const codexAdapter: HeadlessAdapter = {
// ephemeral because they are diagnostics, not workflow steps.
- 'exec', '--skip-git-repo-check',
+ // `exec resume <id>` continues a recorded thread with the same flags.
+ ...(resume === undefined ? ['exec'] : ['exec', 'resume']), '--skip-git-repo-check',
// Agent-mode is where the flow explicitly delegates code changes to
// the CLI. Without this flag codex prompts for approval on every
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| ...(resume === undefined ? ['exec'] : ['exec', 'resume']), '--skip-git-repo-check', | |
| ...(resume === undefined ? ['exec'] : ['exec', 'resume', '--all']), '--skip-git-repo-check', |
| { runId: dispatch.run_id, stepId: dispatch.step_id, idempotencyKey: dispatch.idempotency_key, | ||
| dataDir: this.options.dataDir, resultSchema: spec.verification?.json_schema }, | ||
| this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms) | ||
| this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms, spec.resume) |
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P2: Reject resume when communication dispatch is selected; that path starts its own CLI session without consuming the ID, so the step can succeed in a fresh conversation.
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@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ export class AgentWorker extends EventEmitter {
{ runId: dispatch.run_id, stepId: dispatch.step_id, idempotencyKey: dispatch.idempotency_key,
dataDir: this.options.dataDir, resultSchema: spec.verification?.json_schema },
- this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms)
+ this.options.environment, spec.cli_identity, spec.timeout_ms, spec.resume)
: Promise.resolve({ exit_code: null, stdout_tail: '', stderr_tail: 'agent step has no declared CLI' }));
const { result, usage } = workerSpend(completed, effectiveModel);
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| `f.agent options.recoveryMode must be 'reset', 'inspect', or 'manual' (got ${JSON.stringify(options.recoveryMode)}).`, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| const resumeProblem = options.resume === undefined ? undefined |
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P2: Treat an explicitly present resume: undefined as invalid; otherwise resume: first.sessionId silently drops the declaration when the earlier CLI reported no session and starts a fresh conversation.
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<comment>Treat an explicitly present `resume: undefined` as invalid; otherwise `resume: first.sessionId` silently drops the declaration when the earlier CLI reported no session and starts a fresh conversation.</comment>
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@@ -250,6 +252,11 @@ export function authoredWorkerRunner(
`f.agent options.recoveryMode must be 'reset', 'inspect', or 'manual' (got ${JSON.stringify(options.recoveryMode)}).`,
);
}
+ const resumeProblem = options.resume === undefined ? undefined
+ : agentResumeDeclarationError(options.resume) ?? agentResumeTransportError(options.resume, options.transport);
+ if (resumeProblem !== undefined) {
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| this.fail(`${at}.resume: ${problem}`); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| const unsupported = agentResumeTransportError(st.resume, st.transport); |
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P2: Validate the resolved adapter's resumability here; otherwise flows check can admit a wrapper that runAgentCli rejects only after dispatch.
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@@ -540,6 +542,18 @@ class Validator {
+ this.fail(`${at}.resume: ${problem}`);
+ return;
+ }
+ const unsupported = agentResumeTransportError(st.resume, st.transport);
+ if (unsupported !== undefined) this.fail(`${at}.${unsupported}`);
+ }
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| const journaled = 'artifacts' in output ? output.artifacts : undefined; | ||
| const artifacts = Array.isArray(journaled) && journaled.every(entry => typeof entry === 'string') | ||
| ? [...journaled] : []; | ||
| return { completionReason: 'success', summary: typeof stdout === 'string' ? stdout : JSON.stringify(output), artifacts }; |
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Session id dropped after timeout
Medium Severity
sessionId is copied only from an accepted success payload in onCompleted. A timeout still returns an AgentResult, but that path never reads trajectory_tail, so sessionId is omitted even when the CLI already recorded the session. A later resume cannot continue that run.
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| * An id must start with a letter or digit, so it can never be read as a CLI | ||
| * flag, and stays within the characters session and thread ids use. | ||
| */ | ||
| const SESSION_ID = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._:-]{0,199}$/; |
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Resume validators disagree on newline
Low Severity
SESSION_ID uses $, and JavaScript lets that match before one trailing line terminator. is_cli_session_id rejects the same string. flows check and f.agent can accept a resume value the kernel then refuses as InvalidAgentResume. The shared cases never include a trailing newline, so the parity tests stay green.
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The verb-field lint pins every legal step field, and generates a foreign pair for each field on the other verbs. It asked for a sample value for the new agent-only field, and for the two pairs that field adds (deterministic and llm foreign resume). CI's linux-x64-artifact job caught it. My local full run missed it because the lint throws while the file loads, so it reported as FAIL <file>, not as a failed test, and my output filter dropped it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6
…d box (F4) This is the Babysitter adoption of f.agent `resume` (flows#636). The branch merges #636 for the SDK and surface types. - restoreCheckout returns the session recorded beside the PR checkout cache, and only when it restored that checkout on this box. stashCheckout records the session this run's agent ran as. When the agent reported none, it removes the old one so a stale session is never kept. - The fixer resumes that session when it belongs to the origin's CLI. A session the CLI no longer has fails that step; the run then continues with a fresh agent (babysitter-fix-fresh), which carries the origin context in its task either way. - Literal cli/model pairs and a plain `resume` property keep the unmodified shipped-source audit resolving every call. The first try used a conditional spread, which the audit refused (05a). Fixer artifact sha256: 23ad283e... Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6 Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6
The earlier capture's filter hid a collection-time FAIL. That FAIL was the verb-field lint, fixed in aa11535. This run keeps every FAIL line: 4278 tests pass and 0 fail. One file fails at collection because its bun pin is 1.4.0 and this host has 1.4.2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6
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Correction to my own evidence. The original The re-run keeps every |
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| # Supersedes the earlier capture, whose output filter (Test Files|Tests|×) hid a collection-time FAIL: the verb-field lint, fixed in aa115352. | |||
| # RELAYFLOWD_BIN points at this branch's kernel build (kernel/target/debug/relayflowd); the ambient value named a missing toolchain binary. | |||
| $ (cd packages/sdk && RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/../../kernel/target/debug/relayflowd npx vitest run) | grep -E "FAIL|Test Files|Tests | × " | |||
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P2: This pipeline exits with grep's status, masking Vitest's nonzero exit when tests fail. Enable pipefail so the recorded test command preserves the test result.
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<comment>This pipeline exits with `grep`'s status, masking Vitest's nonzero exit when tests fail. Enable `pipefail` so the recorded test command preserves the test result.</comment>
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-⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Failed Tests 7 ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯
- Test Files 6 failed | 267 passed | 1 skipped (274)
- Tests 7 failed | 4166 passed | 20 skipped (4193)
+$ (cd packages/sdk && RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/../../kernel/target/debug/relayflowd npx vitest run) | grep -E "FAIL|Test Files|Tests | × "
+ ✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story FAILS verification when the CLI omits required schema fields 340ms
+ FAIL tests/authored-node-runtime.test.ts [ tests/authored-node-runtime.test.ts ]
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| $ set -o pipefail; (cd packages/sdk && RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/../../kernel/target/debug/relayflowd npx vitest run) | grep -E "FAIL|Test Files|Tests | × " |
…d box (F4) This is the Babysitter adoption of f.agent `resume` (flows#636). The branch merges #636 for the SDK and surface types. - restoreCheckout returns the session recorded beside the PR checkout cache, and only when it restored that checkout on this box. stashCheckout records the session this run's agent ran as. When the agent reported none, it removes the old one so a stale session is never kept. - The fixer resumes that session when it belongs to the origin's CLI. A session the CLI no longer has fails that step; the run then continues with a fresh agent (babysitter-fix-fresh), which carries the origin context in its task either way. - Literal cli/model pairs and a plain `resume` property keep the unmodified shipped-source audit resolving every call. The first try used a conditional spread, which the audit refused (05a). Fixer artifact sha256: 23ad283e... Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6 Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6 Session-Id: 497569fc-550a-44a0-a906-35c233c27ba6
f.memory.learn was a hard-coded stub that threw unsupported_verb: ai-hist 0.4.1 has no public trajectory writer, so the write slice was never built. learn() now writes the finding under the flow's script scope, twice: - a compacted trajectory file at <scope>/.trajectories/compacted/<id>.json, the format `ai-hist sync` ingests; - the matching trajectories/history rows in the ai-hist SQLite DB, through ai-hist's own sql.js and an atomic file replace, so the next run's recall/why see it without a sync. The id hashes scope + finding, so a resumed body re-running learn (or a later run learning the same thing) upserts one record. Invalid findings refuse with memory_finding_invalid before any write; persistence failures surface as memory_unwritable. Regenerates AUTHORING.md (also picks up drift from AgentWorkforce#636). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: b6cf20aa-bdbb-4248-91ab-d2a4fd2ce1b8
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This is the session-resume piece of the Babysitter owner plan, approved by the lead as "the heart of Khaliq's knows the original intent ask". A fixer woken again on the same PR, in the same reused sandbox (cloud#4356 + flows#635), continues its previous agent session instead of starting cold. The feature itself is generic
f.agent+ kernel; Babysitter adoption is a follow-up.API
AgentResult.sessionId: the session the CLI ran as (Claude's session id, Codex'sthread.startedid).trajectory_tail.transcript.result.session_id), so it is also reported for agents that answer with a JSON object.resume(alsoresume:on a YAML agent step):-p --resume <id>; Codex runsexec resume … <id>with the same flags.transport: "relay", is refused rather than run cold.testdata/agent-resume-cases.json: 1–200 of[A-Za-z0-9._:-], starting with a letter or digit, so an id can never be parsed as a CLI flag.resumejoins the closedSTEP_AGENT_FIELDS;null/number refused, not read as absence);InvalidAgentResume;skip_serializing_if, so every existing spec keeps its bytes and hash.Checked against the real CLIs first (
evidence/agent-resume/05-real-cli-resume.txt)Cloud's bootstrap does not override
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/CODEX_HOME, so sessions live under$HOMEand survive in a reused box.Gate edits (please review)
tests/spec-parity.test.ts:agent-resumeis added to the fixture list. It extends the gate and loosens nothing. It caught the YAML path silently dropping the field, which is fixed.packages/schema/flows.schema.jsonis regenerated byscripts/generate-json-schema.mjs, asschema-publish.ymlrequires.Evidence (
evidence/agent-resume/, unedited)Red, with
packages/sdk/srcandpackages/surface/srcatmainviagit stash:Green:
Full SDK suite (
02: typecheck, build and test typecheck pass):RELAYFLOWD_BINpoints at this branch's kernel build, because the ambient value named a missing binary.cargo fmt --checkandclippy -D warningsreport findings only in files this PR doesn't touch. Clippy reports 8 errors on cleanmainwith the local toolchain, too. My new hunks are formatted; I did not reformat unrelated code.Not in this PR
Babysitter adoption. The fixer has to persist
{cli, sessionId}beside its PR checkout cache and passresumeonly when that cache was restored on the same box. A missing session fails the step: Claude exits 1 with "No conversation found". The adoption also needs an SDK release that the sandbox runs.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Changes agent-step execution and spec hashing for flows that declare
resume; mis-resume or missing CLI session stores fail steps at runtime rather than silently starting new sessions.Overview
Adds
resumeon agent steps andAgentResult.sessionIdso a laterf.agent(or YAML agent step) can continue the same Claude or Codex conversation instead of starting cold.Spec and validation:
resumeis a new optional agent field in the SDK, JSON schema, and kernel (STEP_AGENT_FIELDS, spec hashing when set). Both sides enforce the same lexical session-id rule (sharedtestdata/agent-resume-cases.json); invalid ids fail closed, andresumewithtransport: "relay"is rejected.Execution: Direct-spawn workers pass
resumeinto Claude (-p --resume) and Codex (exec resume); other CLIs or relay dispatch refuse the step rather than run without the session. Codex transcripts now surfacethread.startedassession_id; authoredf.agentreads journaled transcript evidence and returnssessionIdwhen it passes validation (including JSON-object outputs viaonCompleted).Docs:
docs/SURFACE.mddocuments the resume workflow and constraints.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 146ba8d. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Agent Relay sessions
claudesession497569fc· opened viagh pr create· last active 2026-10-09