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A committed Stop fence can leave a shell's final output behind a DURABLE hold
that nothing else will ever clear. A still-running shell releases its own hold
when it next prints; a shell whose final batch the Stop captured never prints
again, so only an explicit Deliver can release it - and the hold survives host
restarts. There was no wire path to ask for it. This adds one.
- `managedCommand.deliverHeld@1.0`, chat-scoped (`commandIds: null` means every
hold the chat owns), registered with `degrade: { kind: "unsupported" }` like
its start/stop/delete siblings so it lands in `optionalUnary`.
- `heldUpdates` on the live `chatSnapshotSchema` plus a `heldUpdatesChanged`
frame, so the set the RPC acts on is visible and stays current.
The response reports partial success - `{ released, unresolved, held }` - and
RESOLVES with a non-empty `unresolved`. It deliberately does NOT inherit the
host's all-or-nothing release semantics: internally, resolution means "every
in-scope durable hold is provably gone" and anything less throws, which is the
right guarantee for a proof obligation and the wrong shape for a surface. A
person delivering four shells and getting three needs to know which one is
stuck.
The failure discriminant is `retryable: boolean`, not a reason enum. An added
enum value on a host->client payload is a wire break at a released version
(`surface-compat.ts`), so a reason enum would break the wire every time a new
failure mode appeared. `code` rides along as a free-form string for logs;
clients must not branch on it.
Both additions go on the LIVE `1.7` line rather than a `1.8`: no released
baseline carries `chat.subscribe` above `1.5`, and none has a `managedCommand.*`
method at all, so `1.6`/`1.7` are tree-only. Same freedom `1.6` took for the
details widening, which is why that landed with no compat exception either.
Verified two-sided - the gate passes against 13 released baselines, and a
mutation probe adding a key to `chatAccessSchema` (which the released lines DO
bind) reddens it with 6 blocking findings at `@1.3`/`@1.4`/`@1.5` while staying
silent on `1.6`/`1.7`. `1.6` stays frozen anyway; a test asserts it rejects a
`heldUpdatesChanged` frame and strips a `heldUpdates` key.
Also: the constraint that used to be recorded in `UI.md` §2 moves into the
`contracts.ts` header. That file was never part of what landed on the default
branch - it stayed a working document on its feature branch - so the several
files still citing it point at nothing.
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WalkthroughThe PR adds durable held managed-command updates to chat subscriptions, synchronizes them into chat state, exposes ChangesHeld update delivery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds delivery of durable held shell output and publishes hold-set changes, but open chats can still show stale hold state because live changes are not applied until another snapshot or reconnect. This bounded correctness gap should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Host
participant ChatStreamClient
participant ChatSessionStore
participant BackgroundPanel
participant DeliverHeldMutation
Host->>ChatStreamClient: heldUpdatesChanged
ChatStreamClient->>ChatSessionStore: onHeldUpdatesChanged
ChatSessionStore->>BackgroundPanel: held updates
BackgroundPanel->>DeliverHeldMutation: deliverHeld(hostId, epicId, chatId, null)
DeliverHeldMutation->>Host: managedCommand.deliverHeld@1.0
Host-->>DeliverHeldMutation: released and unresolved results
DeliverHeldMutation-->>BackgroundPanel: pending state and delivery outcome
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In `@clients/shared/host-transport/chat-stream-client.ts`:
- Around line 329-339: Update ChatStreamClient’s heldUpdatesChanged handling to
invoke a callback carrying the frame’s held-update data instead of returning
silently. Wire that callback into the chat-session projection in
chat-session-registry.ts so heldUpdates changes immediately after
managedCommand.deliverHeld@1.0, and add coverage proving the state updates
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…ts contract Completes the OSS half rather than leaving the surface for a follow-up PR. The contract without a client is what CodeRabbit flagged on the first commit, and it was right: a `heldUpdatesChanged` frame nothing consumes is a defect, not a deferral. - `onHeldUpdatesChanged` on the chat stream client, projected into the chat session store, selected oldest-first by `useHeldManagedCommandsForChat`. - `useManagedCommandDeliverHeld`, chat-scoped `fifo`, with a shared pending read so a second tile cannot re-send a whole-chat Deliver mid-flight. - Held rows in the Background panel, above the running rows, with a "Deliver"/"Deliver N" action. The button sends `commandIds: null` rather than the ids it rendered - a hold installed between render and click must not be silently skipped. Held rows are their own section, not a flag on the running list: the hold only a human can clear belongs to a shell that has already FINISHED, so the running list would never show it. ## Cold-review fixes **`commandId` is now nullable, and this is the load-bearing one.** Three of the host's four proof arms - a disposed router, an unreadable delivery table, and a failed boot record load - fail BEFORE anything is enumerated, so there is no id to name. The contract said the call reports per command and rejects only for authz/transport, which left the host's only legal answer as three empty lists - read by a surface as "this chat holds nothing", the exact false success the durable proof exists to prevent. An un-attributed failure is now one entry with a null `commandId`. Rejecting instead would have thrown `retryable` into an error channel a client cannot branch on. **`held` no longer claims to be complete.** Its producer is pair-derived and the reconcile pass permanently skips undecodable rows, so such a hold can never appear in it; with `commandIds` narrowed, an undecodable hold on a sibling shell lands in neither list. The doc now says to settle only the rows you asked about. **The enum argument no longer overreaches.** "An added enum value is a wire break at a released version" is true but proves too much here - this method has not shipped, so an enum would be free today. The boolean stays because it is the whole decision a surface makes. Relatedly, `retryable: false` covers two different human remedies (upgrade the host vs restart it), so the contract now tells clients to render the host's `message` rather than compose copy from the flag. Also: the `1.6` freeze tests now say what they do NOT cover - the host serializes frames as-is, so a frozen schema only strips on PARSE, and keeping the field off an older peer's wire is the host's job in `chat-frame-projection`, where no schema test can see a regression. The policy-table comment's coalescing rationale was wrong in the common case (`commandIds: null` twice IS identical params, one queue) and now says what `fifo` actually buys. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hardik Shingala <hardik@traycer.ai>
…p `unresolved` meaning two things Four cold reviews of the deliverHeld surface. The blocking one: the Deliver button could not be reached in the case it exists for. The Background panel is the only surface rendering held rows, and it renders only when `backgroundItemCount > 0 || runningManagedCommandCount > 0`. Held commands feed neither — by design, and the design is documented: a durable hold belongs to a shell that has FINISHED, so it is "precisely the one the running list will never show". One shell runs, finishes, user presses Stop, and the dock returns null with the hold standing across restarts. The gate now takes a held count too. Every panel suite rendered the panel directly and never crossed that gate, which is why CI was green; there is now a dock-level test. A held-and-running shell also rendered twice — as a held row and as a running row with a live timer — because the two lists are not disjoint at any instant. They are merged now, held wins the row, and the header agrees with what is drawn. The merged row keeps its Stop: if held-and-running is real, that row is the only place the shell appears, and dropping Stop would strand a live process. `unresolved` carried two different things: "this command failed" and "the whole call proved nothing". `unresolved.length` therefore meant neither reliably, and the first client to read it told a user holding four shells that one shell could not be delivered. Un-attributed failures move to their own `unattributed` field, `commandId` is required again, and `unresolved.length` is a shell count. The wire is unreleased, so this cost nothing now and stops being fixable later. Also: Deliver was offered to viewers; permanent failures were counted into "try again in a moment"; and the host's `message` was discarded in favour of a hedge, even though that string is the ONLY thing distinguishing "upgrade this host" from "restart it" — which is the entire reason the schema asks clients to render it verbatim. An empty `commandIds` array is now rejected rather than resolving as a success indistinguishable from a real delivery. `chat-stream-client` gains the exhaustiveness arm its sibling already had; `heldUpdatesChanged` was added without one, so nothing would have caught the omission. The versioning note in the PR body is corrected too: the compat gate diffs schemas by iterating the BASELINE's versions, so a released baseline topping out at `chat.subscribe@1.5` never compares 1.7 at all. The gate is evidence for the one-sided method name, and structurally blind to a new minor. What protects 1.7 is the hand-written frozen pre-images plus the host projection — mechanisms, now tested, rather than a green check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hardik Shingala <hardik@traycer.ai>
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In `@clients/gui-app/src/components/chat/chat-background-items-panel.tsx`:
- Line 450: Update the className for the raised background item row to replace
hover:bg-muted/40 with hover:bg-foreground/8, preserving all other classes and
behavior.
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`@clients/gui-app/src/hooks/managed-command/__tests__/use-managed-command-deliver-held.test.tsx`:
- Around line 144-164: Add a test alongside the existing
useManagedCommandDeliverHeld cases that mutates with a non-null commandIds
subset and verifies the request captures the same IDs as a plain array after
successful resolution. Reuse the existing renderHook, wrapper, mock host, and
lastRequestCommandIds setup.
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`@clients/gui-app/src/hooks/managed-command/use-managed-command-lifecycle-mutations.ts`:
- Around line 369-387: Extract the duplicated host lookup and transient-client
construction into a shared resolveTransientClient helper near the existing
lifecycle mutation helpers, accepting defaultClient, directory, and hostId and
returning HostClient<HostRpcRegistry> | null. Update both the existing send path
and managedCommand.deliverHeld mutation to use it, while retaining each call
site’s existing hostClientUnavailableError handling and typed client.request
invocation.
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… cover the subset Deliver Three review findings from the cold pass on this PR. The Background panel fills itself `bg-muted/30`, and its rows hovered to `bg-muted/40` - the same token over itself, a 0.10 alpha delta, which is effectively invisible in the preset themes. `hover:bg-muted/40` is a fine repo-wide idiom precisely because it usually sits on `bg-background`; it is this container that makes it wrong. Moved all three row fills, not just the new held row: the held and running rows render as ONE merged list, so fixing only the new one would have left adjacent rows in the same list hovering differently. The panel's own header trigger is left alone - it sits at `/50` against the same `/30`, a delta twice as large, and it is not part of the row family. `commandIds` had no test for its non-null arm, which is the arm the per-row Deliver actually takes. The new case pins the copy rather than just the values: the mock messenger hands the handler its params by reference, with no parse and no clone, so asserting the wire array is NOT the caller's array discriminates - dropping the spread fails it, which is how it was verified. The transient-client lookup was duplicated verbatim between the lifecycle three and Deliver. Extracted, taking the resolved ENTRY rather than the directory: the directory's type is not exported from `@/lib/host`, and naming it via `ReturnType<typeof ...>` is banned here. `useHostClientFor` is the render-time equivalent and is a hook, so it cannot serve a `mutationFn`. Signed-off-by: Hardik Shingala <hardik@traycer.ai>
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What
A committed Stop fence can leave a shell's final output behind a durable hold that nothing else will ever clear, and there was no wire path to ask for it. This adds one.
managedCommand.deliverHeld@1.0— chat-scoped (commandIds: nullmeans every hold the chat owns), registered withdegrade: { kind: "unsupported" }like itsstart/stop/deletesiblings.heldUpdateson the livechatSnapshotSchema+ aheldUpdatesChangedframe — so the set the RPC acts on is visible and stays current.Contract and stream schema only. The host resolver and the GUI affordance are follow-ups.
Why it needs a surface at all
A running shell releases its own hold: its next line crosses the hold boundary and the automatic release fires. A shell whose final batch the Stop captured never produces later output, so nothing re-dirties it — that hold can only ever be cleared explicitly. And it is durable, so it stays unreachable across restarts.
The response reports partial success, deliberately
{ released, unresolved, held }, and the RPC resolves with a non-emptyunresolved.It does not inherit the host's all-or-nothing release semantics. Internally, resolution means "every in-scope durable hold is provably gone" and anything less throws — the right guarantee for a proof obligation, the wrong shape for a surface. Someone delivering four shells and getting three needs to know which one is stuck, not that the whole action failed.
heldis the post-state, the same waystart/stopanswer with the post-transition state. It is not derivable from the other two: a hold installed by a Stop that landed concurrently belongs in it and in neither.The discriminant is a boolean, not an enum
retryable: boolean. An added enum value on a host→client payload is a wire break at a released version (surface-compat.tsis explicit about this), so a reason enum would have to break the wire every time a new failure mode appeared.retryableis the one bit a surface genuinely needs — offer the action again, vs. say "wedged until this host is upgraded/restarted" — in a shape that can never need widening.coderides along as a free-form string, not an enum, precisely so new failure modes stay distinguishable in logs without a wire break. Clients must not branch on it; a test asserts an unseen code still parses.Why this is additive to
1.7and not a1.8No released baseline carries
chat.subscribeabove1.5, and none has amanagedCommand.*method at all — every tag from the1.0.0support floor throughhost-v1.1.11reportslatestMinor: 5.1.6and1.7exist only in the tree, so neither line's meaning is fixed yet. This is the same freedom1.6took for the details widening (command/cwd/cadence), which is why that landed with nocompat-exceptions.jsonentry either.Verified two-sided rather than assumed, because a green gate is equally consistent with a gate that cannot see the change class:
chatAccessSchema, which released lines do bind@1.3/@1.4/@1.5— and silent on1.6/1.7Do not read the green gate as evidence for the
chat.subscribe@1.7half. A cold review caught this and it is worth stating plainly:surface-compat.tsdiffs schemas by iterating the baseline's versions, and a released baseline'schat.subscribetops out at minor 5 — so1.7is never compared against anything. The gate is real evidence formanagedCommand.deliverHeld(a one-sided method name, which it does check) and structurally blind to a newchat.subscribeminor.What actually protects
1.7is the pair below it: every frozen1.2–1.6snapshot is a hand-written literal, so a live addition cannot track into it, and the host projection gates both the field and the frame — the frame before the pre-1.6 projector. Those are mechanisms, and they are now tested; the gate result is not the argument.1.6stays frozen anyway, even though it is equally unshipped — the freeze is the mechanism that will still be correct after1.7ships. Two tests pin it: the frozen line rejects aheldUpdatesChangedframe, and strips aheldUpdateskey. Both were confirmed by leaking each onto1.6and watching them go red.chat-subscribe-v16-surface-compat.test.tsand its byte-match fixture pass unchanged, so they corroborate this independently rather than restating it.Two things reviewers may want to push back on
chat-stream-client.tsgets an explicit no-op case. The frame switch has no exhaustiveness guard, so without it a new kind is silently dropped and a reader cannot tell a decision from an oversight. The held set also rides everysnapshot, so a client ignoring the frame still renders correctly on subscribe and after reconnect — it just will not see a hold appear or clear live. Consuming it belongs with the Deliver affordance.UI.md§2 constraint moves into thecontracts.tsheader. That file was never part of what landed on the default branch — it stayed a working document on its feature branch — so the several files still citing it point at nothing. It was not restored: it is headed "agreed, not yet implemented", and its §1 specifies an epic-level list stream that was subsequently cut.host-method-policy-table.tsgains a row because the table is closed byassertExactHostMethodPollTableKeys;fifo, for the host-swap/cancellation guarantees rather than the siblings' coalescing reason (Deliver's params carrycommandIds, so two Delivers over different subsets were never coalescing candidates).Verification
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degradefrom the registry entry fails at module load —validateVersionedRpcRegistryDegradesthrowsNon-floor method '…' must declare a degrade strategy— so a new method landing inunary(fatal for every released peer, never exceptable) is structurally impossible. TheoptionalUnaryassertion is belt-and-braces over that.🤖 Generated with Claude Code