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fix(orchestration): resume continuations after planned worktree handoffs - #15203
Planned worktree handoffs currently end the old provider stream as a failure, which holds the continuation. Persisting the binding and continuation separately also lets a delegated child publish its result before the follow-up is queued.
The handoff now commits the workspace binding, continuation, checkpoint scope, and detach intent together. A typed workspace-change signal interrupts only the moving thread, including before its first provider turn. Shared-session siblings stay alive; open tools finish as interrupted. Normal finalization starts the continuation in the destination worktree. Explicit Stop and real provider failures still hold queued input.
Maintainer rebuild of @jakeleventhal’s #15203, preserving the author’s commits. @timvdhoorn identified the unfinished root-tool issue retained in this fix. The original 11 added executable test cases were reduced to three behavior tests; subscription ownership reuses the existing subscriber map.
Verification:
Four focused files: 185 original cases → 177, all passing (current main has 174). Atomic-persistence and detach-reason revert controls fail by assertion. The original shared-session path also fails the retained integration assertion.
Both existing exclusive/shared handoff cases also suspend startup after the event consumer forks, then prove the real outbox cannot claim the detach until startup finishes. This addresses the reported startup race without adding a production gate.
Two fresh whole-PR review rounds from both reviewers found no remaining actionable issues.
Existing provider-error, Stop, startup and shutdown queue controls pass. Independent review also ran the complete adjacent queue/control and thread deletion/settlement suites.
Scoped server, provider-core and contracts typechecks, lint, formatting and diff checks pass.
Full isolated backend with actual Codex: a parent and delegated child shared one provider session; the child handoff interrupted its old run/tool, automatically resumed, wrote the destination cwd, and checkpointed the new file. The parent completed after exactly one child-result transfer. Replaying the accepted handoff command kept two runs and five messages unchanged.
Current-head CI passes, including the full web rerun. Two earlier attempts failed the same unchanged highlighting assertion; its focused three browser cases pass on both head and base. Macroscope Correctness passes; Approvability remains neutral pending human review of the lifecycle change.
This is backend lifecycle behavior with no rendering change. Live proof covers Codex on headless Linux. Exclusive-session behavior has deterministic integration coverage; live Claude, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Antigravity, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android and Electron desktop remain unverified. The optional continuation command field adds no client entry point or permission.
Implementation and live verification: GPT-6.1 Sol; tests: GPT-6 Astra; adversarial reviews: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol. Harness: T3 Code with Codex and Claude.
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Worktree handoffs now include continuation data in the metadata update. The orchestrator validates and queues the continuation, and workspace-change detach events interrupt the matching run. Tests and documentation cover handoff timing, detach handling, and continuation behavior.
Changes: Worktree handoff and continuation
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Summary
Dispatch the binding and continuation packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/WorktreeMcpService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/WorktreeMcpService.test.ts
The metadata update accepts continuation data, validates and queues it with the worktree binding, and derives delivery status from stored events. Tests cover queued and started delivery, dispatch ordering, and interruption handling without a standalone send.
Detach effects carry the workspace_changed reason. Thread-scoped subscriptions receive a typed detach error, which run execution handles by settling open items and interrupting the matching run. Tests cover detach handling and event subscriptions.
Verify handoff and queued-input behavior apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderReplayHarness.ts, docs/internals/overview.md, docs/user/composer.md
Integration tests cover provider switching and delegated handoffs with exclusive and shared sessions. The test harness accepts an MCP app model context layer. Documentation describes handoff ordering and continuation behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant WorktreeMcpService
participant Orchestrator
participant EffectWorker
participant ProviderSessionManager
participant RunExecutionService
WorktreeMcpService->>Orchestrator: Dispatch metadata update with binding and continuation
Orchestrator->>Orchestrator: Validate update and queue continuation
EffectWorker->>ProviderSessionManager: Detach session with workspace_changed reason
ProviderSessionManager->>RunExecutionService: Publish ProviderAdapterSessionDetached
RunExecutionService->>RunExecutionService: Interrupt the matching run
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#24513: Reports that a planned Codex worktree handoff is shown as a user interruption despite successful continuation; this PR changes planned-detach finalization and continuation handling.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#32163: Adds a thread move operation with an optional continuation prompt, which has a direct code-level connection to this PR’s continuation-after-worktree-handoff flow.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 21cc5
The handoff continuation change looks sound, and two earlier concerns about checkpoint scope and early detach are resolved. Two integration-test improvements remain: one could make a test flaky, and one leaves the interrupt-target behavior unchecked. Merging with these as follow-ups is low risk.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🔵 Low · up to 55e45
The handoff now records its follow-up message together with the workspace change and checks thread/session identity before resuming. No new access-control bypass was established, but shared-session recovery and rollback workspace selection remain incompletely verified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The reachable public operation requires authenticated environment-level orchestration authority and targets one thread per command. Repetition is not bounded to one thread by that scope check; project or tenant isolation beyond the environment boundary was not established by this review.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Websocket upgrade authenticates the session, and RPC middleware requires orchestration-operate scope before command handling. The inspected revision comparison shows no change to these enforcement files.
observed — The new public payload is converted into an agent/MCP message with no attachments and queued delivery. The previous handoff used the same agent/MCP provenance through sendToThread. The payload does not carry notification or delegated-completion fields, whose separate provenance controls remain enforced.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Queue scheduling refuses held queued input and retains recovery gating after non-validation provider failures. Focused integration tests cover planned handoff ordering, early exclusive-session detach, explicit Stop and provider-failure controls.
observed — The new typed subscriber failure is sent when an exclusive session is released. Shared multi-thread sessions instead unload native threads without that signal. Codex unload requests thread unsubscribe; OpenCode2 unload returns without cleanup for active or background work. Equivalent terminalization, especially before native thread identity exists, remains unproven. The manager's shared unload branch predates this PR.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: resuming continuations after planned worktree handoffs.
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The description clearly explains the problem, the implementation, scope, linked issue, limitations, and detailed verification results. It does not use every template heading, but it provides the requi…
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The changes address direct issue [#22971]. WorktreeMcpService now includes continuationPrompt in the atomic thread.metadata.update command. Orchestrator queues that continuation after the bind…
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The changes stay within the handoff lifecycle scope of [#22971]. Provider-session subscription changes support thread-specific detach handling. Contract changes carry the atomic continuation and detac…
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The changes address direct issue [#22971]. WorktreeMcpService now includes continuationPrompt in the atomic thread.metadata.update command. Orchestrator queues that continuation after the binding and permits the active source run. The workspace_changed detach reason is typed and scoped to the moving thread. RunExecutionService settles open root items and emits an interrupted terminal instead of treating the planned detach as a provider failure. The continuation can then start in the destination worktree. SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts covers exclusive and shared handoffs, queued continuation state, thread-specific interruption, startup ordering, and continuation completion.
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The changes stay within the handoff lifecycle scope of [#22971]. Provider-session subscription changes support thread-specific detach handling. Contract changes carry the atomic continuation and detach reason. MCP, orchestration, provider-session, and integration-test changes implement or verify the handoff behavior. The documentation changes describe the same behavior. No unrelated feature or product-area change is established.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Line 9549: Update the cwd fallback passed to dispatchMessage so
projection.thread.worktreePath takes precedence over
selectedProviderSession?.cwd when runtimePolicy.resolve provides no cwd; keep
process.cwd() as the final fallback so queued continuation checkpoints use the
current worktree.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Around line 2032-2034: Update the shared-session detach handling around
expectedDetach to send a ProviderAdapterSessionDetached signal to the subscriber
for input.threadId even when activeTurns is empty; do not fail subscribers
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Thanks for this PR. I've been running it locally (ported onto nightly 0.0.46-nightly.20261015.3158) and the continuation now starts after t3_worktree_handoff. I hit one leftover issue and wanted to share a fix.
Issue: the t3_worktree_handoff tool call stays running in the interrupted run, so the timeline keeps showing it as waiting. The planned detach ends the provider stream before the Claude adapter's finalizeActiveTurn → endToolCalls runs, and the synthesized terminal in RunExecutionService only covers the provider turn. I saw this on every handoff: three threads, each with the handoff call still running in an interrupted run.
Fix: keep track of the root turn's open items. When the planned detach happens, emit them as interrupted before the synthesized terminal, the same way the adapter handles a normal Stop. Subagent items are left out because the run-owned subagent cascade already ends them.
@@ -939,6 +939,11 @@ export const layer: Layer.Layer<
const latestTurnItemOrdinal = yield* Ref.make(input.providerTurnOrdinal * 100);
const latestProviderThread = yield* Ref.make(input.providerThread);
const latestRootProviderTurn = yield* Ref.make<OrchestrationV2ProviderTurn | null>(null);
+ // Root items still open, so a planned detach can end the calls whose+ // results the detached provider session will never report.+ const openRootTurnItems = yield* Ref.make<ReadonlyMap<TurnItemId, OrchestrationV2TurnItem>>(+ new Map(),+ );
const routeIdentity: ProviderEventRouteIdentity = {
threadId: input.run.threadId,
runId: input.run.id,
@@ -1277,7 +1282,18 @@ export const layer: Layer.Layer<
}
: state,
);
+ const openItems = [...(yield* Ref.getAndSet(openRootTurnItems, new Map())).values()];
return Stream.fromIterable<ProviderAdapterV2Event>([
+ ...openItems.map((turnItem) => ({+ type: "turn_item.updated" as const,+ driver: input.providerThread.driver,+ turnItem: {+ ...turnItem,+ status: "interrupted" as const,+ completedAt,+ updatedAt: completedAt,+ },+ })),
...(providerTurn?.status === "running" || providerTurn?.status === "pending"
? [
{
@@ -1378,6 +1394,18 @@ export const layer: Layer.Layer<
yield* Ref.update(latestTurnItemOrdinal, (current) =>
Math.max(current, event.turnItem.ordinal),
);
+ const turnItem = event.turnItem;+ // Subagent rows end through the run-owned subagent cascade.+ if (turnItem.type !== "subagent") {+ const open = turnItem.status === "running" || turnItem.status === "pending";+ yield* Ref.update(openRootTurnItems, (items) => {+ if (!open && !items.has(turnItem.id)) return items;+ const next = new Map(items);+ if (open) next.set(turnItem.id, turnItem);+ else next.delete(turnItem.id);+ return next;+ });+ }
}
if (event.type === "turn.terminal") {
yield* Ref.set(terminalEvent, event);
Test (in RunExecutionService.test.ts): send a running root dynamic_tool item, then ProviderAdapterSessionDetached, and check that the item is ingested as interrupted. To see what gets ingested, the captureRootRunTermination helper now records the items passed to ingestNormalized in a separate ingested list. The test fails without the change and passes with it.
@timvdhoorn Thanks for the detailed report and proposed fix. You're right: the planned-detach path interrupted the provider turn without ending its open root tool items.
Fixed in 19f7ff9. It tracks pending/running root items and emits their interrupted updates before the synthesized terminal. Completed items are removed from tracking, and subagent items stay with the existing run-owned cascade.
Added regression coverage for pending and running tools, multiple open items, already-completed items, event ordering, and subagent cleanup without duplicate terminal updates. The two root-tool cases fail before the fix and pass after it. All 120 tests across RunExecutionService.test.ts, SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts, and WorktreeMcpService.test.ts pass; server typecheck, scoped lint, formatting, and git diff --check also pass. I haven't run a live Claude session.
Model and harness: GPT-6.1 Sol (HIGH), T3 Code through the Codex harness.
Taking over this one as maintainer for batch worktree-git-17. I will keep this PR and preserve your commits, reduce the regression and implementation scope, and fix the shared-session detach path before independent reviews. Atomic continuation persistence and real-provider verification remain acceptance gates. No merge is planned.
Additional Pi evidence: successful handoff, held continuation
Observed 2026-11-02 on Linux, a locally patched T3 0.1.4 runtime (0.1.4-owner-credentials.1), provider driver pi, model openai-codex/gpt-6.1-sol (not the native Codex driver). This is a live-session observation, not a clean stock-upstream reproduction.
t3_worktree_handoff with an explicit continuation, startFromOrigin: true, and runSetupScript: false successfully created/bound a clean destination worktree.
At 16:31:26.352Z, the outgoing run failed: ProviderAdapterEventStreamError, caused by Error: Workspace changed. The UI showed the generic unexpected event-stream-close error.
At 16:31:26.989Z, the continuation was queued. Later read-only inspection found queueHeld: true, startedAt: null, and no active run. The continuation was preserved, not lost, but did not automatically start.
The persisted provider-session record retained the old project-root cwd; the thread's worktreePath pointed to the new clean worktree. Pi advertised supportsMultipleProviderThreadsPerSession: false.
The additional coverage is Pi also exhibiting the held-continuation failure, rather than only a false error followed by successful continuation. No candidate PR was applied or live-tested for this observation; it does not establish a verified fix or full losslessness.
Your typed intentional-detach/atomic-continuation approach appears to target this mechanism, but applicability is a source/state inference, not a Pi candidate test. Could you assess/add a Pi single-thread-session regression proving exactly one continuation starts in the destination, the old tool/run has no false provider error or stale running item, and genuine provider failure/explicit Stop still hold queued work? Related evidence: #21573 and #22971; alternative queue-side proposal: #24444.
Posted by GPT-6.1 Sol through Pi/T3, with the account owner's explicit authorization; diagnostic excerpts are sanitized.
Still reproduces on 0.1.8-nightly.20261106.4262 (macOS, Claude provider). A Claude thread that calls t3_worktree_handoff with a continuationPrompt ends its turn with "The provider event stream closed unexpectedly", and the queued continuation then sits held until Resume is clicked by hand. This happened on several handoffs today, so the bug is still live on current nightlies.
After a Codex capacity retry continues into a new root turn, a workspace detach replays the already-completed retry row as interrupted, overwriting its completed projection. The completion from completeProviderRetry retains the original providerTurnId, so the current-root check skips removing its ID from openRootTurnItems; process terminal updates for IDs already cached there across continuations.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts around line 1607:
After a Codex capacity retry continues into a new root turn, a workspace detach replays the already-completed retry row as `interrupted`, overwriting its completed projection. The completion from `completeProviderRetry` retains the original `providerTurnId`, so the current-root check skips removing its ID from `openRootTurnItems`; process terminal updates for IDs already cached there across continuations.
A detach can finalize the run from stale ingestion state, omitting newly opened tool/message endings or replaying items that have already completed; if the preceding event contains the first provider-turn update, the synthetic terminal can also use a fallback ID and be rejected, causing clean-end handling to fail the run. Stream.merge processes the detach independently of downstream ingestion, so settleDetachedRun() can run before that event is ingested; enqueue detach as a control event and construct the settlement in the ordered consumer step.
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In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts around line 1703:
A detach can finalize the run from stale ingestion state, omitting newly opened tool/message endings or replaying items that have already completed; if the preceding event contains the first provider-turn update, the synthetic terminal can also use a fallback ID and be rejected, causing clean-end handling to fail the run. `Stream.merge` processes the detach independently of downstream ingestion, so `settleDetachedRun()` can run before that event is ingested; enqueue detach as a control event and construct the settlement in the ordered consumer step.
The delegated test does not publish a running child provider turn, so the shared-session detach does not exercise interruptTurn. Extend the shared-session manager test with two running turns and assert that the interrupt targets only the moving thread’s turn.
If this integration test exercises that path, key the fake’s active turns by providerThread.id and select the turn from the interruptTurn input.
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Extend the shared-session manager test to create two running provider turns and verify that `interruptTurn` targets only the turn belonging to the moving thread. In the fake provider implementation around `interruptTurn`, track active turns by `providerThread.id` and select the turn using the interrupt input, so the test exercises the child-turn detach path rather than only the root turn.
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- Around line 1028-1047: Update the ProviderReplayHarness.layerWithRegistry
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- Around line 248-273: Extend the shared-session manager test to create two
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belonging to the moving thread. In the fake provider implementation around
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Disable the background worker in the provider-switch test.
The worker can process the detach and settle the old run before the binding command. The test can then fail either the running-status assertion or the expected-error assertion. Disable the daemon so the test controls this ordering.
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- }).pipe(Effect.provide(ProviderReplayHarness.layerWithRegistry({ name }, registry)));+ }).pipe(+ Effect.provide(+ ProviderReplayHarness.layerWithRegistry({ name }, registry, { runEffectWorker: false }),+ ),+ );
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// Leave the detach in the outbox: its old run still blocks this handoff.
constfailed=yield*orchestrator
.dispatch({
type: "thread.metadata.update",
commandId: CommandId.make(`${name}:bind`),
threadId,
worktreePath: targetCwd,
expectedWorktreePath: sourceCwd,
worktreeContinuation: {
messageId: MessageId.make(`${name}:continue`),
text: "handoff continuation",
},
})
.pipe(Effect.flip);
assert.include(String(failed.cause),"workspace continuation could be queued");
ProviderReplayHarness.layerWithRegistry({ name },registry,{runEffectWorker: false}),
),
);
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/SelectionRestart.integration.test.ts around lines 1028 - 1047:
Update the ProviderReplayHarness.layerWithRegistry configuration for this provider-switch test to disable the effect worker, so the test controls when the detach is processed and the old run settles.
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The detach handler read the run's open-item maps upstream of the provider
commit batcher, which can read ahead of processing. A buffered tool
completion could then be overwritten by a stale interrupted snapshot.
The stream now emits an in-order marker and settlement runs when it is
processed.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
in the real app the problem is still there, and the rework changed nothing:
No code change: I could not reproduce the reported failure on this head, and the report names no concrete symptom. I followed the report's steps against real Claude threads (provider claudeAgent, model claude-sonnet-4-6 through the configured hub) on dev servers with seeding disabled. Each run used a synthetic git project and a thread titled 'Worktree continuation', completed a ready-only first turn, then sent the exact prompt: 'Call t3_worktree_handoff now with branch proof-handoff, startFromOrigin:false, runSetupScript:false, continuationPrompt:"Run pwd and git branch --show-current, then report both." Do not run any other tools before handoff.' Messages were sent through the server's thread CLI, not the web UI. Branch head 18d3e4f, three runs (one with a 90 s idle gap between turns): run 2 ends interrupted. Its t3_worktree_handoff tool item is closed as interrupted, and the run_interrupt_result reads 'Run interrupted because the workspace changed'. The queued continuation (run 3, restartContinuationOfRunId set, not queueHeld) starts on its own and completes in the new worktree, replying with the new worktree path and branch. There is no error item, the provider session ends ready, and the server log has no warnings or errors for the handoff. origin/main (a536ff7), same steps: run 2 ends failed with 'The provider event stream closed unexpectedly…' and a 'Provider error' item, and the handoff tool item stays running forever. The continuation run then completes. On this head the planned detach is therefore treated as an intentional interruption, open tools are closed, and the continuation resumes, which is what the PR intends. Note that a top-level thread cannot show the PR's main bug, a delegated task completing before its continuation exists, because main's top-level continuation also eventually runs. That case is covered by the SelectionRestart integration test 'keeps a delegated %s workspace handoff pending through its atomic continuation'. If the proof step saw something else (a web UI state, a different Claude model, or stuck statuses), the next round needs the concrete observation (run statuses, item states, or the visible UI element) to act on. AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
The stop reason doesn't match the investigation under it. The rework run reproduced the bug on main and showed it fixed on this head with a live Claude provider: on main the handoff run fails with "provider event stream closed unexpectedly" and the handoff tool stays running; on 18d3e4f it ends interrupted, the tool closes, and the continuation starts on its own in the new worktree with no errors.
I think the "still there" verdict came from the Nov 6 report on 0.1.8-nightly.20261106.4262. That nightly is built from main and doesn't include this PR, so it confirms the bug rather than showing the fix failing.
That gives live Claude before/after coverage alongside the earlier Codex proof. The branch is mergeable and CI is green, so this is ready for a human review of the lifecycle change. If there's a symptom on this head I'm missing, I need the concrete run or item state to act on it.
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Planned worktree handoffs currently end the old provider stream as a failure, which holds the continuation. Persisting the binding and continuation separately also lets a delegated child publish its result before the follow-up is queued.
The handoff now commits the workspace binding, continuation, checkpoint scope, and detach intent together. A typed workspace-change signal interrupts only the moving thread, including before its first provider turn. Shared-session siblings stay alive; open tools finish as interrupted. Normal finalization starts the continuation in the destination worktree. Explicit Stop and real provider failures still hold queued input.
Maintainer rebuild of @jakeleventhal’s #15203, preserving the author’s commits. @timvdhoorn identified the unfinished root-tool issue retained in this fix. The original 11 added executable test cases were reduced to three behavior tests; subscription ownership reuses the existing subscriber map.
Verification:
Current-head CI passes, including the full web rerun. Two earlier attempts failed the same unchanged highlighting assertion; its focused three browser cases pass on both head and base. Macroscope Correctness passes; Approvability remains neutral pending human review of the lifecycle change.
This is backend lifecycle behavior with no rendering change. Live proof covers Codex on headless Linux. Exclusive-session behavior has deterministic integration coverage; live Claude, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Antigravity, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android and Electron desktop remain unverified. The optional continuation command field adds no client entry point or permission.
Implementation and live verification: GPT-6.1 Sol; tests: GPT-6 Astra; adversarial reviews: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol. Harness: T3 Code with Codex and Claude.
Fixes #22971