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fix(fleet): resume interrupted CLI-owned sandboxes - #1878
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Retry Cloud ensure with the same CLI-minted sandbox identity when a gateway interruption leaves provisioning outcome unknown. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (2)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI retries owned Cloud sandbox provisioning after an outcome-unknown error. Retries use the original provisioning input and are limited to three attempts. Caller-supplied sandbox IDs do not trigger this retry behavior. ChangesOwned sandbox resume
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FleetSpawn
participant OwnedSandboxHelper as ensureOwnedCloudFleetSandbox
participant CloudProvisioning as ensureCloudFleetSandbox
FleetSpawn->>OwnedSandboxHelper: provide owned sandbox ID and provisioning input
OwnedSandboxHelper->>CloudProvisioning: ensure sandbox
CloudProvisioning-->>OwnedSandboxHelper: outcome-unknown provisioning error
OwnedSandboxHelper->>CloudProvisioning: retry with the same input
CloudProvisioning-->>OwnedSandboxHelper: provisioned sandbox
OwnedSandboxHelper-->>FleetSpawn: return provisioned sandbox
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Automatic resume can still fail when Cloud finished creating the sandbox before the response dropped, which is the interrupted case this fix targets. That failure can also leave the sandbox without cleanup. Handle reused results from owned retries before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Recovery is bounded and preserves the original sandbox identity without automatically retrying caller-supplied identities. However, an accepted reuse response can fail the required-mount check without cleaning up the invocation-owned sandbox. Production guarantees for concurrent recovery and provider idempotency remain unverified. Retained concerns
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| } catch (error) { | ||
| if ( | ||
| ownedSandboxId === undefined || | ||
| !(error instanceof CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError) || | ||
| !error.outcomeUnknown || | ||
| resumeAttempt >= MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS | ||
| ) { | ||
| throw error; | ||
| } | ||
| deps.warn( | ||
| `Cloud interrupted preparation of caller-owned sandbox '${ownedSandboxId}'; resuming the same sandbox (${resumeAttempt + 1}/${MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS}).` | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🔴 Failed resume loses sandbox identity
After an interrupted ensure, ensureOwnedCloudFleetSandbox loses the sandbox identity if a later workspace-resolution attempt fails. ensureCloudFleetSandbox can throw before producing a provision error. The CLI then exits without the replay ID, leaving a potentially running sandbox untracked.
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A sandbox spawned without --sandbox-id gets an ID generated inside the CLI. An interrupted ensure call produces a provision error containing that ID and marks its outcome unknown. The retry loop discards that error. On the next call, ensureCloudFleetSandbox resolves the workspace before the provision-error boundary; a resolver or session failure throws an ordinary error. The outer catch does not print replay instructions for ordinary errors, so the user loses the only copy of the ID while the first request may still be preparing the sandbox.
Example: Cloud accepts sbx_abcd... but the gateway cuts off its response. The retry's workspace-resolution GET fails. The CLI prints that GET error without sbx_abcd..., rather than giving the user an ID to resume or inspect.
Recommended fix: Retain the first outcome-unknown error or its owned ID in ensureOwnedCloudFleetSandbox. If any subsequent attempt fails without a confirmed terminal result, propagate an error that preserves unknown-outcome status and the original ID, and keep the existing outer warning path.
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<file name="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts:252">
P1: Only replay errors tied to the same requested identity. A non-OK response with a different sandbox ID is marked outcome-unknown but has no trusted `error.sandboxId`, so this branch retries it and can create a duplicate sandbox while leaving the returned one running.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts:257">
P1: Preserve the first outcome-unknown error when a resume attempt fails with an ordinary error. Otherwise the CLI can exit without replay instructions for a sandbox that may already be running.</violation>
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<file name="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.test.ts:1274">
P2: This test only covers the single-resume-success path. The new retry logic's other branches — no retry for caller-supplied `--sandbox-id`, no retry for custom `--sandbox-name` (ownedSandboxId undefined), no retry for non-CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError or outcome-known failures, and retry-limit exhaustion throwing after 3 resumes — have no test coverage in this PR. These branches are the guards the PR description says prevent unintended retries and duplicate provider sandboxes; a regression in them would go undetected. Add tests that (1) simulate a persistent outcome-unknown failure and assert the error propagates after the attempt bound (e.g., mock throws on every call, assert it is invoked at most 4 times and the command fails), and (2) assert a caller-supplied `--sandbox-id` or custom `--sandbox-name` failure is not retried (ensure called exactly once).</violation>
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<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:12">
P3: This bullet describes an unbounded automatic resume, but recovery is limited to three attempts (`MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS = 3` in packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts): after the third interrupted response the CLI still warns and requires the manual `--sandbox-id` replay. State the concrete bound in the entry so users know resume is not indefinite.</violation>
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| ownedSandboxId === undefined || | ||
| !(error instanceof CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError) || | ||
| !error.outcomeUnknown || |
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P1: Only replay errors tied to the same requested identity. A non-OK response with a different sandbox ID is marked outcome-unknown but has no trusted error.sandboxId, so this branch retries it and can create a duplicate sandbox while leaving the returned one running.
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<comment>Only replay errors tied to the same requested identity. A non-OK response with a different sandbox ID is marked outcome-unknown but has no trusted `error.sandboxId`, so this branch retries it and can create a duplicate sandbox while leaving the returned one running.</comment>
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@@ -238,6 +239,30 @@ export interface FleetCommandDependencies {
+ return await deps.ensureCloudFleetSandbox(input);
+ } catch (error) {
+ if (
+ ownedSandboxId === undefined ||
+ !(error instanceof CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError) ||
+ !error.outcomeUnknown ||
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| ownedSandboxId === undefined || | |
| !(error instanceof CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError) || | |
| !error.outcomeUnknown || | |
| ownedSandboxId === undefined || | |
| !(error instanceof CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError) || | |
| error.sandboxId !== ownedSandboxId || | |
| !error.outcomeUnknown || |
| !error.outcomeUnknown || | ||
| resumeAttempt >= MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS | ||
| ) { | ||
| throw error; |
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P1: Preserve the first outcome-unknown error when a resume attempt fails with an ordinary error. Otherwise the CLI can exit without replay instructions for a sandbox that may already be running.
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<comment>Preserve the first outcome-unknown error when a resume attempt fails with an ordinary error. Otherwise the CLI can exit without replay instructions for a sandbox that may already be running.</comment>
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@@ -238,6 +239,30 @@ export interface FleetCommandDependencies {
+ !error.outcomeUnknown ||
+ resumeAttempt >= MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS
+ ) {
+ throw error;
+ }
+ deps.warn(
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| const ensureCloudFleetSandbox = vi.fn(async () => { | ||
| const ensureCloudFleetSandbox = vi.fn(async (input: { sandboxId?: string; name?: string }) => { | ||
| events.push('ensure'); | ||
| if (ensureCloudFleetSandbox.mock.calls.length === 1) { |
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P2: This test only covers the single-resume-success path. The new retry logic's other branches — no retry for caller-supplied --sandbox-id, no retry for custom --sandbox-name (ownedSandboxId undefined), no retry for non-CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError or outcome-known failures, and retry-limit exhaustion throwing after 3 resumes — have no test coverage in this PR. These branches are the guards the PR description says prevent unintended retries and duplicate provider sandboxes; a regression in them would go undetected. Add tests that (1) simulate a persistent outcome-unknown failure and assert the error propagates after the attempt bound (e.g., mock throws on every call, assert it is invoked at most 4 times and the command fails), and (2) assert a caller-supplied --sandbox-id or custom --sandbox-name failure is not retried (ensure called exactly once).
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<comment>This test only covers the single-resume-success path. The new retry logic's other branches — no retry for caller-supplied `--sandbox-id`, no retry for custom `--sandbox-name` (ownedSandboxId undefined), no retry for non-CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError or outcome-known failures, and retry-limit exhaustion throwing after 3 resumes — have no test coverage in this PR. These branches are the guards the PR description says prevent unintended retries and duplicate provider sandboxes; a regression in them would go undetected. Add tests that (1) simulate a persistent outcome-unknown failure and assert the error propagates after the attempt bound (e.g., mock throws on every call, assert it is invoked at most 4 times and the command fails), and (2) assert a caller-supplied `--sandbox-id` or custom `--sandbox-name` failure is not retried (ensure called exactly once).</comment>
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@@ -1269,8 +1269,17 @@ describe('fleet command support', () => {
- const ensureCloudFleetSandbox = vi.fn(async () => {
+ const ensureCloudFleetSandbox = vi.fn(async (input: { sandboxId?: string; name?: string }) => {
events.push('ensure');
+ if (ensureCloudFleetSandbox.mock.calls.length === 1) {
+ throw new CloudFleetSandboxProvisionError('gateway timed out', {
+ cloudWorkspaceId: 'cloud-workspace',
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| - `fleet spawn --sandbox` automatically resumes its own sandbox after an interrupted Cloud provisioning response, preserving one sandbox identity instead of requiring a manual `--sandbox-id` replay. |
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P3: This bullet describes an unbounded automatic resume, but recovery is limited to three attempts (MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS = 3 in packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts): after the third interrupted response the CLI still warns and requires the manual --sandbox-id replay. State the concrete bound in the entry so users know resume is not indefinite.
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<comment>This bullet describes an unbounded automatic resume, but recovery is limited to three attempts (`MAX_OWNED_SANDBOX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS = 3` in packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts): after the third interrupted response the CLI still warns and requires the manual `--sandbox-id` replay. State the concrete bound in the entry so users know resume is not indefinite.</comment>
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@@ -5,7 +5,11 @@ All notable changes to Agent Relay will be documented in this file.
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+### Fixed
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+- `fleet spawn --sandbox` automatically resumes its own sandbox after an interrupted Cloud provisioning response, preserving one sandbox identity instead of requiring a manual `--sandbox-id` replay.
## [13.0.1] - 2026-10-02
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| - `fleet spawn --sandbox` automatically resumes its own sandbox after an interrupted Cloud provisioning response, preserving one sandbox identity instead of requiring a manual `--sandbox-id` replay. | |
| - `fleet spawn --sandbox` automatically resumes its own sandbox up to three times after an interrupted Cloud provisioning response, preserving one sandbox identity instead of requiring a manual `--sandbox-id` replay. |
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<violation number="1" location="packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts:742">
P1: The retry can turn a first unknown provision into `outcome: 'reused'`, but failure cleanup still treats every reused result as pre-existing. If the subsequent spawn or verification fails, this CLI-minted sandbox remains running; track invocation ownership separately from the latest ensure outcome and clean it on failure.</violation>
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| ? { repoRevisions: { [sandboxRepository.repository]: sandboxRepository.revision } } | ||
| : {}), | ||
| }); | ||
| sandbox = await ensureOwnedCloudFleetSandbox( |
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P1: The retry can turn a first unknown provision into outcome: 'reused', but failure cleanup still treats every reused result as pre-existing. If the subsequent spawn or verification fails, this CLI-minted sandbox remains running; track invocation ownership separately from the latest ensure outcome and clean it on failure.
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<comment>The retry can turn a first unknown provision into `outcome: 'reused'`, but failure cleanup still treats every reused result as pre-existing. If the subsequent spawn or verification fails, this CLI-minted sandbox remains running; track invocation ownership separately from the latest ensure outcome and clean it on failure.</comment>
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@@ -714,27 +739,31 @@ export function registerFleetCommands(
- ? { repoRevisions: { [sandboxRepository.repository]: sandboxRepository.revision } }
- : {}),
- });
+ sandbox = await ensureOwnedCloudFleetSandbox(
+ deps,
+ {
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- Around line 1376-1379: Update the identity assertions in the replay test
around ensureCloudFleetSandbox so the first request’s sandboxId is explicitly
verified to start with “sbx_” and its name matches the “fleet-sandbox-” format.
Then assert that the retry’s sandboxId and name match those concrete
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- Line 249: Update the `ensureCloudFleetSandbox` flow to accept valid `reused`
results from retries of an invocation-owned sandbox. Extend the reused-result
contract to provide the sandbox identity and Relayfile mount evidence needed by
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| expect(ensureCloudFleetSandbox.mock.calls[1]?.[0]).toMatchObject({ | ||
| sandboxId: ensureCloudFleetSandbox.mock.calls[0]?.[0].sandboxId, | ||
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Assert that the replay carries a sandbox identity.
This assertion compares two optional fields. If both requests omit sandboxId and name, the comparison does not prove that the replay preserves an identity. Assert that the first request has a sbx_ ID and its matching fleet-sandbox- name. Then compare both fields on the retry. Based on learnings, identity-sensitive tests must assert the fields that determine the actual identity.
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Update the identity assertions in the replay test around ensureCloudFleetSandbox
so the first request’s sandboxId is explicitly verified to start with “sbx_” and
its name matches the “fleet-sandbox-” format. Then assert that the retry’s
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| ): Promise<EnsureCloudFleetSandboxResult> { | ||
| for (let resumeAttempt = 0; ; resumeAttempt += 1) { | ||
| try { | ||
| return await deps.ensureCloudFleetSandbox(input); |
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Handle reused results from an owned retry.
If the first owned request is accepted but its response is interrupted, the CLI marks the outcome unknown and retries the same sandboxId. The Cloud client accepts a reused response for that request. With Relayfile mounting enabled, the current guard rejects it because reused is not provisioned and has no relayfileMounted field.
Cleanup also skips reused results. The result has no sandboxId, so cleanup must retain the invocation-owned ID separately. Extend the reused response contract with the identity and mount evidence required for validation, then carry retry ownership into the mount and cleanup paths.
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Review comment at @packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.ts at line 249:
Update the `ensureCloudFleetSandbox` flow to accept valid `reused` results from
retries of an invocation-owned sandbox. Extend the reused-result contract to
provide the sandbox identity and Relayfile mount evidence needed by validation,
and carry the owned `sandboxId` through mount validation and cleanup so cleanup
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Production branch-build proof at Observed on the exact acceptance command:
A 5xx is intentionally outcome-unknown to the client. Retrying it blindly is unsafe: the server may already have torn down a terminal mount failure, so the same public ID does not prove one provider allocation across retries. The fix needs a server-declared pending/resume state (or asynchronous accepted + poll contract), not generic 5xx replay. |
Why
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fleet spawn --sandboxrequest created Agent37 sandboxsbx_65686058-696c-4d49-99be-6a8f447c2f42, then the synchronous Cloud ensure response was interrupted about 280 seconds into sandbox preparation. No terminal ensure failure or required-mount failure was emitted in either the request window or the following ten minutes, and the fleet node never enrolled.Cloud already persists the CLI-generated
sbx_*identity and supports resuming preparation after an edge cut-off. The CLI preserved that identity but stopped after printing a manual--sandbox-idreplay instruction, so the one-command acceptance path could not use the recovery contract.What
Production evidence
ensure failedor required Relayfile mount failure event before or after the cut-off.Testing
npx vitest run packages/cli/src/cli/commands/fleet.test.ts— 76/76 pass.npm run build:core— pass.Release note
This needs the next Agent Relay patch release before the production acceptance command can exercise it.
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Changes cloud sandbox provisioning retry behavior for fleet spawn; bounded retries reduce duplicate sandboxes but could mask persistent gateway issues after three attempts.
Overview
fleet spawn --sandboxnow recovers when Cloud’s synchronous ensure response is cut off mid-preparation but the sandbox may still exist on the provider.A new
ensureOwnedCloudFleetSandboxwrapper retriesensureCloudFleetSandboxup to three times onCloudFleetSandboxProvisionErrorwithoutcomeUnknown, reusing the samesandboxIdand node name and emitting a warning each time. Retries apply only when the CLI minted the sandbox identity (default--sandboxflow); explicit--sandbox-idor custom-name sandboxes are unchanged and are not auto-retried.The changelog records this under an unreleased patch. Tests simulate a gateway timeout on the first ensure and assert a second ensure with identical identity before spawn proceeds.
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