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chore: combine relay #1917, #1923, #1881 (merge commit, do not squash) - #1928
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Conflict: packages/cloud/src/fleet-sandbox.ts (ensure request + result normalization). Main (#1894) threads the answering Cloud apiUrl into normalizeEnsureResult so DEV Relaycast targets are trusted only from DEV Cloud. This branch already tracks the refreshed auth as `activeAuth` across ensure and preparation polls, so main's separate `responseAuth` is folded into `activeAuth` and `activeAuth.apiUrl` is passed. The async-ready normalization path (which merged textually clean) now passes `activeAuth.apiUrl` too, otherwise an async-prepared DEV sandbox would reject its Relaycast target. requestedProviderId (async defaults to agent37) is kept over main's input.providerId. Tests: main's #1912 relayfile-path assertions now also match the onPreparationProgress options argument this branch passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
Covers the semantic merge with #1894: the async ready record must be normalized against the auth that read it, so a DEV Cloud result keeps its DEV Relaycast target and relaycastCloudApiUrl. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
Unpinned `fleet spawn --sandbox` now uses async-v1 whenever it has a sandbox identity, and the client was writing the implied `providerId: agent37` onto the ensure request. Cloud treats an explicit provider as the strict canary path, and the relay#1656 regression case (Flows v2 shard 21) failed: "The CLI pinned a provider". The wire now carries only the caller's provider; Cloud #4137 routes an unpinned async-v1 request to Agent37 itself. Agent37 attribution is applied only once Cloud has confirmed a durable async record (ready normalization and cleanup identity). Unconfirmed failures and legacy synchronous answers keep the caller's provider, so an older Cloud that capability-routes the request elsewhere is accepted instead of failing as a provider mismatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
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… its typed cause Cloud #4137 writes an async-v1 record `terminal` only after the provider rejected allocation, dispatch was abandoned, or the reaper proved the provider sandbox absent. The client used to map that to confirmedProvisioned and the CLI then issued a redundant delete without ever saying whether anything was left running. - A terminal record now yields `sandboxAbsent` plus a typed `preparationFailure` (code, phase, causeStage). The CLI names the cause and states no sandbox was left running, with no cleanup call. - The production smoke B shape (typed 503 relayfile_mount_failed / initial_sync_deadline) is reconciled through the exact identity's read-only status, never by replaying ensure, and the 503's causeStage labels the terminal record when Cloud does not persist it. - Accept any bounded phase token: #4137 added cli_credential_setup, relayfile_mount, workspace_skills and fleet_enrollment, which the old allowlist rejected, turning a mount-phase record into outcome-unknown. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
…layfile; changelog The exact checkout revision and the mount choice are part of the durable async request, so assert both reach ensure with preparationMode async-v1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
…y retry The one-time synchronous retry after an older Cloud rejects preparationMode wrapped CloudAuthError and caller cancellation as an outcome-unknown provisioning failure, unlike the initial and status paths (cubic, PR review). Tests: compatibility-retry auth and cancellation surface unchanged; an envelope-shaped invalid 5xx ensure body reconciles through status; the DEV Relaycast test now distinguishes ensure auth from the auth that read the ready record; the capability-routing fallback asserts async-v1 was sent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
…of failing A 2xx GET/POST to /preparation with an empty or malformed body threw a plain error, which the caller wrapped as confirmedProvisioned, so the CLI deleted a sandbox whose tick Cloud may already have committed (Cursor Bugbot, PR review). Treat it as a lost response: read durable status by exact identity before any further advance. An identity mismatch still surfaces as a diagnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
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…sandbox identity Chief review of #1881 (GO-WITH-CONDITIONS): - Every async 5xx was routed to status polling. An older Cloud that ignores preparationMode answers a typed 503 (relayfile_mount_failed, sandbox_capacity_exhausted) synchronously and has no status route, so the CLI polled 404s for 110 s and reported outcome-unknown: the smoke-B shape again. A typed error body (`code`) now goes to the legacy parser, which surfaces capacity as a definitive rejection and names code + causeStage; only envelopes and untyped gateway 5xx are reconciled through status. The 503 cause hint is gone: Cloud persists causeStage in the terminal record (cloud#4137 839d71e1b). - The production test now models the real async shape (mount tick -> cleanup_pending -> terminal with causeStage). - `fleet spawn --sandbox` prints the generated sbx_ identity before Cloud work and how to resume it with --sandbox-id, since the identity is not persisted across a killed process. - Retry-After on 202 progress (initial ensure and each tick) paces the next status/advance request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
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participant FleetSpawn as fleet spawn
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This commit has only one parent (20ae3e3), and none of the advertised heads (54c4412, 2aa0afb, or 5e51d9a) is its ancestor. Merging this commit therefore only copies their trees; it does not make the original PR heads reachable from main, so #1917/#1923/#1881 will not be recorded as merged as intended. Rebuild the aggregator with actual --no-ff merges so those commits appear in its ancestry.
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Not applicable to this PR's history; no change. #1928 was never squashed or force-pushed. The head chain is three two-parent merge commits: ac6dacc97 (parents 20ae3e398 + #1917 head 54c441210), c072f3b77 (ac6dacc97 + #1923 head 2aa0afb1a), 3d58e479d (c072f3b77 + #1881 head 5e51d9a95), then d895cc508 (CHANGELOG only). git merge-base --is-ancestor is true for all three PR heads against the PR head, so a merge-commit merge records #1917/#1923/#1881 as merged. The single-parent commit described was not on this branch.
| - Fleet spawns now recover from transient Relaycast `d1_pressure`; persistent registration pressure returns a named `d1_pressure` error within 25 seconds, and any success arriving after retry-count or wall-clock exhaustion is explicitly deregistered. | ||
| - Acknowledged `agent.deregister`, cumulative `delivery.ack`, and non-task action results now recover from transient Relaycast `d1_pressure`; exhausted results are retained for bounded reconnect replay, task-frame pressure returns to its shorter-lived owner, and the CLI reports only proven pre-mutation registration pressure as retryable. |
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The parent is the v13.1.5 release commit, so these two d1_pressure fixes are introduced only by this later commit and were not shipped in 13.1.5. Leaving them under the released heading falsely attributes them to that version and omits them from the next release notes; put them in the current [Unreleased - Minor] Fixed section instead.
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Exhausted registration races same-name retry
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Pressure exhaustion leaves the agent.register entry in pending_agent_registrations with reply taken so a late engine success can still be name-matched for compensating agent.deregister. A same-name retry then sits beside that leftover. Because engine replies often use a snowflake id, name fallback prefers the active waiter, so an old late success can satisfy the retry. The leftover exhausted entry can later name-match the retry’s real success and deregister that agent, leaving the caller with the earlier token and invocation metadata.
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Verified; real but latent; no code change in this combine PR (filed #1929). Real-socket probe (Linux, cargo +1.97.0, run_connected_once_with_retry_policy against a tokio-tungstenite server; first agent.register exhausted by d1_pressure, same-name retry in flight, both successes delivered): echoed ids, old-first -> caller agt-new, dereg agt-old (correct); echoed, new-first -> same (correct); regenerated ids, new-first -> correct; regenerated ids, old late success first -> caller gets agt-old (stale token + old invocation metadata) and the broker deregisters agt-new. Latent because the Relaycast engine echoes the request id (packages/engine/src/engine/node.ts requestId(message) = message.id ?? generateId() in the agent.register reply; the broker always sets id) and rejects a second same-name register with 409 agent_already_exists. Hardening + regression for all four orders: #1929.
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Devin Review found 2 potential issues.
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🐛 Exhausted action results remain undelivered
When a replayed action.result exhausts its pressure retries, the broker retains it without reconnecting. retained_pressure_frames replays only when a new connection starts, so the invocation can remain unresolved indefinitely.
🐛 Late registration cleanup lost on disconnect
When agent.register succeeds after pressure exhaustion, a failed compensating send drops the cleanup with its session. Only action results enter retained_pressure_frames on disconnect, so the registered agent can keep its name occupied.
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<file name="tests/relayflows/cases/1919-fleet-release-persisted-route/case.json">
<violation number="1" location="tests/relayflows/cases/1919-fleet-release-persisted-route/case.json:3">
P1: The supplied PR body does not declare this case or a change type, so `prepare.mjs` rejects the proof before this case can run. Add the case ID and `bugfix` declaration to the PR body.</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:1387">
P2: This accepts malformed UUID shapes, including non-v4 versions, so the generated-ID check does not enforce the Cloud sandbox identity contract. Use the strict pattern already asserted in this file at line 3752.
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P2: A terminal failed `commands.invoke` ack bypasses this classifier and is thrown as `spawn_failed`, so persistent registration pressure can lose its retryable status. Preserve the ack error and apply the same classification before throwing for immediate failures.</violation>
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P3: This entry mixes CLI-visible retry behavior with internal replay and task-frame routing, obscuring the user impact; split the outcomes into concise, impact-first bullets.
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<violation number="1" location="packages/cloud/src/fleet-sandbox.ts:964">
P2: An envelope with an unknown `mode` or a newer `version` (e.g. a future async-v2 durable record) is silently treated as a non-envelope body, so `pollPreparation` spins GET status polls for 110 seconds and then reports "preparation was not accepted before the status deadline" even though Cloud holds a valid record for this sandbox. The code already tolerates unknown phase tokens for forward compatibility; fail with a typed unsupported-preparation-version error instead so the mismatch surfaces immediately and the durable record is not misread as non-acceptance.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/cloud/src/fleet-sandbox.ts:1380">
P2: This request can outlive the 110-second unconfirmed-status deadline because it always gets a fresh 110-second timeout. Bound its timeout by the remaining time until `unconfirmedDeadline` while preparation is unconfirmed.</violation>
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P2: A 429 from the status/advance endpoint with no `Retry-After` header restarts polling after the flat 1-second `preparationPollIntervalMs` instead of backing off, so the poll loop can hit Cloud's ensure limiter at 1 Hz for the entire 35-minute preparation window. Since the loop already paces by Cloud's hint via `retryAfterDelayMs`, fall back to an actual backoff (e.g., exponential increment capped at the request timeout) rather than the plain poll interval when the hint is absent.</violation>
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P2: `new URL(selected.fallbackBaseUrl)` runs before the loopback check, so a legacy broker session reporting a malformed `relay_base_url` (for example a scheme-less string such as `localhost:36521`) throws an uncaught `TypeError: Invalid URL` out of `resolveInboundTargetTransport`, aborting inbound-target provisioning instead of skipping the fallback. Parse defensively and clear the fallback only when the URL parses.</violation>
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+ "id": "1919-fleet-release-persisted-route",
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+ "title": "Keep fleet release on the persisted workspace route",
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Answered, no marker added on purpose: this combined PR touches two RelayFlow cases, 1919-fleet-release-persisted-route (#1923) and 1763-zero-config-sandbox (#1881), while scripts/pr-proof/prepare.mjs requires exactly one declared case per PR (changedRelayFlowCaseIds(...).length !== 1). Declaring 1919 would still be rejected. Each case's proof passed on its own PR, and the case files here are byte-identical to those heads (zero-diff proof in the PR body), which now states this.
| `Cloud sandbox identity: ${String(ensureInput.sandboxId)}. If this command is interrupted, re-run it with --sandbox-id ${String(ensureInput.sandboxId)} to resume the same sandbox instead of creating another.`, | ||
| 'Cloud sandbox preparation: relayfile_mount_bootstrap (pending, generation 2).', | ||
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| expect(ensureInput.sandboxId).toMatch(/^sbx_[0-9a-f-]{36}$/); |
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P2: This accepts malformed UUID shapes, including non-v4 versions, so the generated-ID check does not enforce the Cloud sandbox identity contract. Use the strict pattern already asserted in this file at line 3752.
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+ `Cloud sandbox identity: ${String(ensureInput.sandboxId)}. If this command is interrupted, re-run it with --sandbox-id ${String(ensureInput.sandboxId)} to resume the same sandbox instead of creating another.`,
+ 'Cloud sandbox preparation: relayfile_mount_bootstrap (pending, generation 2).',
+ ]);
+ expect(ensureInput.sandboxId).toMatch(/^sbx_[0-9a-f-]{36}$/);
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| expect(ensureInput.sandboxId).toMatch(/^sbx_[0-9a-f-]{36}$/); | |
| expect(ensureInput.sandboxId).toMatch( | |
| /^sbx_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[1-5][0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$/ | |
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Valid nit, deliberately not changed here: this file must stay byte-identical to #1881's head so the combine is provably content-neutral. The generator is sbx_${randomUUID()} (fleet.ts:772, RFC 4122 v4) and --sandbox-id input is already checked with the strict CLOUD_SANDBOX_ID_PATTERN. Tightening the assertion is queued as a follow-up (same nit acknowledged on #1881).
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| if (status && CONFIRM_FAILURE_STATUSES.has(status)) { | ||
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}
if (status && CONFIRM_FAILURE_STATUSES.has(status)) {
+ const nodeError = invocation?.error?.trim();
+ const retryablePressure =
+ errorContext.capability.startsWith('spawn:') &&
+ /^node agent\.register failed for agent '[^']+': d1_pressure:/.test(nodeError ?? '');
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Valid, narrow; not changed here because this file must stay identical to #1917's head. The immediate-ack path (relaycast.ts :806) throws :1072-1078). A broker spawn_failed without the d1_pressure classifier that the polled path applies (agent.register pressure failure normally surfaces after up to 25 s of broker retries, i.e. through polling, so a synchronous failed ack carrying it is unlikely, but the classification should be shared. Follow-up for the #1917 owner.
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P2: This request can outlive the 110-second unconfirmed-status deadline because it always gets a fresh 110-second timeout. Bound its timeout by the remaining time until unconfirmedDeadline while preparation is unconfirmed.
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<comment>This request can outlive the 110-second unconfirmed-status deadline because it always gets a fresh 110-second timeout. Bound its timeout by the remaining time until `unconfirmedDeadline` while preparation is unconfirmed.</comment>
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+ path,
+ {
+ method,
+ signal: asyncPreparationRequestSignal(signal),
+ ...(method === 'POST'
+ ? { body: JSON.stringify({ workspaceId: resolved.cloudWorkspaceId }) }
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| signal: asyncPreparationRequestSignal(signal), | |
| signal: AbortSignal.any([ | |
| signal, | |
| AbortSignal.timeout( | |
| sawAcceptedPreparation | |
| ? ASYNC_PREPARATION_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS | |
| : Math.min( | |
| ASYNC_PREPARATION_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS, | |
| Math.max(1, unconfirmedDeadline - Date.now()) | |
| ) | |
| ), | |
| ]), |
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Valid refinement, not changed here (must stay identical to #1881's head). While unconfirmed, the deadline is checked before every wait and dispatch, but a request started just before the 110 s window can still run its own 110 s, so the worst unconfirmed reconciliation is about 220 s. That is still bounded and well inside the 35-minute budget. Capping the per-request timeout to the remaining window is queued as a #1881 follow-up.
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| if (!isObject(payload) || payload.mode !== 'async-v1' || payload.version !== 1) return null; |
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P2: An envelope with an unknown mode or a newer version (e.g. a future async-v2 durable record) is silently treated as a non-envelope body, so pollPreparation spins GET status polls for 110 seconds and then reports "preparation was not accepted before the status deadline" even though Cloud holds a valid record for this sandbox. The code already tolerates unknown phase tokens for forward compatibility; fail with a typed unsupported-preparation-version error instead so the mismatch surfaces immediately and the durable record is not misread as non-acceptance.
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<comment>An envelope with an unknown `mode` or a newer `version` (e.g. a future async-v2 durable record) is silently treated as a non-envelope body, so `pollPreparation` spins GET status polls for 110 seconds and then reports "preparation was not accepted before the status deadline" even though Cloud holds a valid record for this sandbox. The code already tolerates unknown phase tokens for forward compatibility; fail with a typed unsupported-preparation-version error instead so the mismatch surfaces immediately and the durable record is not misread as non-acceptance.</comment>
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+ payload: unknown,
+ expectedSandboxId: string
+): AsyncPreparationEnvelope | null {
+ if (!isObject(payload) || payload.mode !== 'async-v1' || payload.version !== 1) return null;
+ const sandboxId = readString(payload, 'sandboxId');
+ if (sandboxId !== expectedSandboxId) {
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Valid forward-compat point, not changed here (must stay identical to #1881's head). An unknown mode/version is treated like a malformed body and reconciled through status: bounded at 110 s before acceptance, or the 35-minute overall budget after acceptance. It is never misread as success or as a cleanup authority. Surfacing a typed unsupported-preparation-version error is queued as a #1881 follow-up.
| // the Relaycast gateway. Preserve genuine HTTPS session fallbacks, including | ||
| // custom self-hosts, while keeping them subordinate to persisted routing. | ||
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| const url = new URL(selected.fallbackBaseUrl); |
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P2: new URL(selected.fallbackBaseUrl) runs before the loopback check, so a legacy broker session reporting a malformed relay_base_url (for example a scheme-less string such as localhost:36521) throws an uncaught TypeError: Invalid URL out of resolveInboundTargetTransport, aborting inbound-target provisioning instead of skipping the fallback. Parse defensively and clear the fallback only when the URL parses.
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<comment>`new URL(selected.fallbackBaseUrl)` runs before the loopback check, so a legacy broker session reporting a malformed `relay_base_url` (for example a scheme-less string such as `localhost:36521`) throws an uncaught `TypeError: Invalid URL` out of `resolveInboundTargetTransport`, aborting inbound-target provisioning instead of skipping the fallback. Parse defensively and clear the fallback only when the URL parses.</comment>
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+ // the Relaycast gateway. Preserve genuine HTTPS session fallbacks, including
+ // custom self-hosts, while keeping them subordinate to persisted routing.
+ if (!callerOptions.baseUrl && selected.fallbackBaseUrl) {
+ const url = new URL(selected.fallbackBaseUrl);
if (url.protocol === 'http:' && ['localhost', '127.0.0.1', '[::1]'].includes(url.hostname)) {
- selected.baseUrl = undefined;
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Valid robustness point, but pre-existing rather than introduced here: main already had new URL(selected.baseUrl) at the same spot; #1923 only renamed the field to fallbackBaseUrl. Not changed here so the file stays identical to #1923's head; defensive parsing of a malformed broker relay_base_url is a #1923-owner follow-up.
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| - Acknowledged `agent.deregister`, cumulative `delivery.ack`, and non-task action results now recover from transient Relaycast `d1_pressure`; exhausted results are retained for bounded reconnect replay, task-frame pressure returns to its shorter-lived owner, and the CLI reports only proven pre-mutation registration pressure as retryable. |
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P3: This entry mixes CLI-visible retry behavior with internal replay and task-frame routing, obscuring the user impact; split the outcomes into concise, impact-first bullets.
(Based on your team's feedback about impact-first changelog bullets.)
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### Fixed
+- Fleet spawns now recover from transient Relaycast `d1_pressure`; persistent registration pressure returns a named `d1_pressure` error within 25 seconds, and any success arriving after retry-count or wall-clock exhaustion is explicitly deregistered.
+- Acknowledged `agent.deregister`, cumulative `delivery.ack`, and non-task action results now recover from transient Relaycast `d1_pressure`; exhausted results are retained for bounded reconnect replay, task-frame pressure returns to its shorter-lived owner, and the CLI reports only proven pre-mutation registration pressure as retryable.
- Workers started with `agent-relay fleet spawn` now appear in Agent Relay Desktop as your agents, on the machine that runs them, with their CLI's icon, instead of under "Other live agents".
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| - Acknowledged `agent.deregister`, cumulative `delivery.ack`, and non-task action results now recover from transient Relaycast `d1_pressure`; exhausted results are retained for bounded reconnect replay, task-frame pressure returns to its shorter-lived owner, and the CLI reports only proven pre-mutation registration pressure as retryable. | |
| - Relaycast `agent.deregister`, cumulative `delivery.ack`, and non-task action results retry transient `d1_pressure`, replaying exhausted results after reconnect. | |
| - `agent-relay fleet spawn` reports `d1_pressure` as retryable only when registration is proven to have failed before mutation. |
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Applied in d895cc5, kept accurate to #1917's tests: the mixed bullet is split. One bullet covers deregister/ack/non-task results recovering from d1_pressure, with exhausted non-task action results replayed after reconnect. A separate bullet says fleet spawn reports registration d1_pressure as retryable only when proven to have failed before any change. The internal task-frame routing detail is dropped.
#1917 was cut before v13.1.5; its two d1_pressure entries merged into the released [13.1.5] heading. Move them under [Unreleased - Minor] Fixed and restore [13.1.5] exactly as released. Split the mixed #1917 bullet so the CLI-visible retry classification stands alone, and make two #1881 bullets impact-first (review: codex, CodeRabbit, cubic on #1928). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 756e53c4-bcb0-4453-a820-50043b9d1357
One PR so the three reviewed, individually green relay PRs can be merged at once.
Included heads (merged in this order)
54c441210ca3cdd07ac66530819bec300902f077(fix/1915-agent-register-pressure-retry): the broker retries Relaycastd1_pressureonagent.register,agent.deregister,delivery.ackand non-task action results with bounded backoff and a 25-second budget. Persistent registration pressure becomes a named retryable spawn error, and late successful registrations are deregistered.2aa0afb1adff8b8454a738abbc764489ba0b1654(fix/1919-fleet-release-persisted-route): workspace-scoped commands such asfleet releaseprefer the validated persisted Relaycast route over an ambientRELAY_BASE_URLwhen--base-urlis omitted. An explicit conflicting--base-urlstill fails closed.5e51d9a95f7bf0361ee83669518cfc13af224c6b(feat/agent37-async-preparation-client):fleet spawn --sandboxuses Cloud's durableasync-v1preparation, polling by exact sandbox identity and never replaying ensure. A terminal Cloud record is reported with its typed cause, plus whether any sandbox was left running. Older Cloud deployments still work, including their typed 5xx errors.Review status
5e51d9a95. Two P3 test nits (a comment wording and a strictersbx_UUID pattern) are queued for a follow-up and acknowledged on the threads.Deployment
cloud #4137 is separate and must be deployed via the FULL path; do not fast-path. Deploying Cloud before relay is the recommended order. Merging relay first is also safe: the #1881 client handles a Cloud without
async-v1.RelayFlow PR proof
This combined PR touches two RelayFlow cases:
1919-fleet-release-persisted-route(#1923) and1763-zero-config-sandbox(#1881). The single-case PR-proof contract (scripts/pr-proof/prepare.mjs, exactly one declared case per PR) therefore cannot apply here, and no proof markers are declared. Each case's proof passed on its own PR:1919-fleet-release-persisted-routeon #1923 and1763-zero-config-sandboxon #1881. The case files are byte-identical here (see the per-PR zero-diff proof below).Conflict resolution
The only conflict was
CHANGELOG.md[Unreleased]. A follow-up commit (d895cc508) moved #1917's two entries out of the released[13.1.5]heading into[Unreleased - Minor], so[13.1.5]and everything older is identical tomain. It now has a single heading, and every entry from all three PRs is kept unreworded. The heading is[Unreleased - Minor], notPatch, because #1881 adds public API (preparationMode,onPreparationProgress,sandboxAbsent,preparationFailure); the repo rule makes the pending level monotonic. #1917's two entries sit under the released[13.1.5]heading exactly as on its branch; they were not moved.Proof that nothing else changed
git diff <pr-head> HEAD -- <that PR's files except CHANGELOG.md>is empty: fix(broker): retry pressured control frames #1917 (4 files), fix(cli): fleet release honors the persisted workspace route over ambient RELAY_BASE_URL #1923 (9 files), feat(fleet): poll async sandbox preparation #1881 (7 files) all show 0 lines.git diff --name-only origin/main HEADlists 21 files, exactly the union of the three PRs' file lists.Local checks
npm run typecheck(packages/cli and its dependencies) andtsc --noEmitfor packages/cloud and packages/sdk: pass.cargo +1.97.0 test -p agent-relay-broker --lib node_control::: 117 passed, 0 failed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Medium Risk
Touches fleet broker reconnect/retry semantics and Cloud sandbox provisioning paths used by
fleet spawn; mis-handling could duplicate sandboxes or mis-route workspace commands, but changes are bounded with extensive tests.Overview
Combines three fleet reliability fixes: broker control-plane retries, workspace route resolution, and async Cloud sandbox preparation.
Relaycast
d1_pressureon the broker (node_control.rs): Fleet node control now retries transientd1_pressureon the live WebSocket with exponential backoff capped at 25 seconds (five attempts). Covered paths includeagent.register, acknowledgedagent.deregister,delivery.ack, and non-taskaction.resultframes; exhausted non-task results are retained and replayed after reconnect. Persistent registration pressure surfaces to spawn callers as aspawn_retryableplacement error when registration failed before mutation; late successes after the caller gave up trigger a compensating deregister.Workspace-scoped CLI routing (
sdk-client, integration/fleet): Commands without--base-urluse the persisted Relaycast route and route-scoped API key instead of ambientRELAY_BASE_URL. Local broker session URLs move tofallbackBaseUrlso they do not override persisted routing; an explicit--base-urlthat conflicts with the persisted route still fails closed.fleet spawn --sandbox(unpinned / Agent37): Provisioning uses Cloudasync-v1preparation withonPreparationProgressphase logging, prints the generatedsbx_identity before Cloud work (resume via--sandbox-id), and reports terminal preparation failures via typedCloudFleetSandboxProvisionErrorfields (sandboxAbsent,preparationFailure) without redundant cleanup when Cloud confirms no sandbox is running.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit d895cc5. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.