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fix(server): tool calls a released session cuts off no longer keep the thread Waiting - #29036
After t3_worktree_handoff, the thread shows "Waiting on background task mcp__t3-code__t3_worktree_handoff" for good, also after later turns complete (#15993). The handoff's dynamic_tool item stays running with completedAt: null.
The handoff detaches the Claude session. releaseEntry fails the run's subscribers before the adapter can report how its open tool calls ended. Run finalization keeps command_execution and dynamic_tool items open for a late result, so nothing ever ends them. pendingBackgroundTurnItems then lists the item, and the thread waits. The same leftover occurs on any release of such a session while a tool call runs, for example a provider switch.
Seen on 0.1.3-nightly.20261026.3717 (Linux, claudeAgent): in one state database, 6 of 6 handoff tool items were running inside a failed run.
Change
The release path already clears the dead session's background-task roster ("Dead processes cannot report task endings"). It now also interrupts the session's cut-off tool calls, with the same gate.
releaseEntry(session)
readReleasedProviderThreads # gate: backgroundTasksEndWithProcess, not server_shutdown
failSubscribers
closeScope # waits for the process to stop
writeReleaseRecords
writeReleasedRosterEvents # existing: clear the task roster
+ writeReleasedToolCallEvents # new: open command_execution / dynamic_tool items+ repeat up to 3 passes+ read open tool calls on the released provider threads with startedAt <= releasedAt+ stop when none is open+ for each: writeIfTurnItemUnchanged(item, status: "interrupted")
Which items: open command_execution and dynamic_tool items on the session's provider threads that started at or before the release. Items that a replacement session starts later stay open. Subagent rows are not changed, because run finalization already ends run-owned ones.
Status:interrupted, the status Stop already gives items on a dead session.
Late results win:EventSink.writeIfTurnItemUnchanged (same pattern as writeIfProviderThreadUnchanged, now one shared helper) commits only if the stored item is unchanged. A completion from the dead session's queued events rejects only the interrupt of its own item. Each pass ends with a new read, so items that queued events store during cleanup are also closed.
Which runtimes: only runtimes that set backgroundTasksEndWithProcess (Claude and Muse; Muse's host runs all its session work). Runtimes whose work can outlive the session, and server_shutdown, keep their items as before. The flag's comment now says that it covers tool calls too.
Door: two-way. No schema, contract, or setting change; the only new API is one internal EventSink method. Revert: revert the PR. Items that it already marked interrupted stay interrupted, the same state that Stop writes today. Blast radius: server-only. Every release of a Claude or Muse session (detach, switch, idle release, close) now does one or two more filtered turn-item reads per released provider thread.
Scope and approval
Fixes#15993 (triaged bug). The maintainer triage there names this direction: publish the tool cancellations on an exclusive-session release.
This addresses the objection that closed#17306 ("marks tool calls interrupted after ingestion errors without stopping the provider"). The change does not touch the ingestion-failure path. It runs only in releaseEntry, after the session scope close has waited for the provider process to stop, so the provider loss is confirmed. The integration harness follows the one in #17306.
Grok/ACP, Codex and other runtimes that do not set backgroundTasksEndWithProcess.
Rows that are already stuck are not repaired at upgrade. They are closed only when a later session on the same provider thread is released.
Verification
Red first. The new assertions fail on main and pass with the change:
Test
main
This PR
testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration › interrupts the handoff tool call that releases its own session (real thread.metadata.update → detach, asserts derivePendingBackgroundWork is [])
expected 'running' to equal 'interrupted'
pass
ProviderSessionManager › clears the background work of a session a detach releases (cut-off → interrupted; completed, other-session and replacement items unchanged)
fail
pass
ProviderSessionManager › keeps provider updates that land while release clears (4 late completions win, a late output update and items stored during cleanup are still interrupted, the 3-pass bound holds)
fail
pass
ProviderSessionManager › keeps the background work after the release of a runtime whose tasks can outlive it / server shutdown
pass
pass
I extended the existing roster tests and their fixture, and added no parallel cases.
Hand mutants on the new logic are all killed: no started-before-release filter, no provider-thread filter, no session filter, unconditional write, one write for all items, stop when a pass has no conflict, retry only the earlier ids, one, two or four passes, no pass bound, cancelled status, no server_shutdown gate.
The 4 tests passed 20 of 20 repeated runs.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (25 packages) and the tests beside the changed files all pass. 9 affected test files (ProviderSessionManager, ProviderSwitch.integration, BackgroundWorkStop.integration, SelectionRestart.integration, RunExecutionService, ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService, WorktreeMcpService, FoundationPersistence, ProviderEventIngestor): 275 tests pass.
Not checked:
A manual handoff in the desktop or mobile app.
An item that the dead session stores only after the last read of the third pass stays open, and cleanup then logs provider-session-release-tool-call-conflict with the count.
Skills: core-v2.0.0
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 through Claude Code in T3 Code.
…e thread Waiting
When T3 releases a provider session whose background work ends with its
process, such as the detach after t3_worktree_handoff or a provider switch,
the session cannot report how its open tool calls ended. Run finalization
keeps command and dynamic tool items open for a late result, so these items
stayed running. The thread then showed "Waiting on background task" until a
restart.
The release path already clears the dead session's background-task roster.
It now also marks that session's open command_execution and dynamic_tool
items as interrupted, as Stop does for items on a dead session. It reads the
item ids when the session leaves the live map, so items of a replacement
session stay open. Runtimes whose tasks can outlive them, and server
shutdown, keep their items as before.
Fixespingdotgg#15993
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review repairs:
- Select the cut-off items at write time: open tool calls on the released
provider threads that started at or before the release. This includes an
item that the dead session's queued events stored after the release began.
Items that a replacement session started later stay open.
- Write the interrupt only if each item row is unchanged
(EventSink.writeIfTurnItemsUnchanged), with three tries like the roster.
A late completion from the dead session now wins over the interrupt.
- Use Effect.fn spans for both release writers, and set driver on the events.
- State in the backgroundTasksEndWithProcess comment that the flag also
covers tool calls.
- Extend the existing roster tests instead of adding new ones, add the
server shutdown row, and keep one integration case (the handoff).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…l write
Review repair: one conditional write for all cut-off items let three late
completions use up the three tries, and the other open items stayed
running. Each item now gets its own conditional write. A late completion
rejects only the interrupt of its own item, and that item is then no longer
open. Items that are still open after a conflict, such as after a late
output update, are read again and tried again, up to three times.
EventSink.writeIfTurnItemUnchanged replaces the batch write, and both
conditional writes share one helper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review repair: the retry read only the items that conflicted. A conflict
shows that the dead session's queued events are still landing, so they can
also store more cut-off items. The retry now reads all open cut-off items
again. Items that the earlier pass interrupted are no longer open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review repair: a pass with no conflict returned at once, so an item that the
dead session's queued events stored during that pass was never read. Each
pass now ends with a new read, and cleanup stops only when that read finds
no open cut-off item, or after three passes. The warning then names the
count of open tool calls. The raced test checks statuses by item id.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review nit: the raced test stores one more cut-off call during the third
pass and checks that it stays open, so the pass bound is tested. The comment
on the late calls now says that only the first four writes complete one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Released sessions now mark their cut-off tool calls interrupted instead of leaving threads Waiting. Cleanup is adapter-gated and uses transactional conditional writes to protect concurrent updates.
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The event sink adds a conditional turn-item write operation and shares its payload-check and event-commit path with provider-thread writes. encodeTurnItemPayload is exported.
Release-time roster and tool-call cleanup apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/ProviderAdapter.ts
Release processing captures provider threads, removes captured task IDs, and interrupts eligible active tool calls. Subscriber termination runs cleanup after queues drain. Closing a subscription detaches its cleanup. The adapter documentation describes the process-lifetime condition for task and tool-call cleanup.
Release behavior and race coverage apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
Tests cover calls preserved or interrupted during release, late updates across cleanup passes, and a handoff that releases its own session.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderSessionManager
participant EventSinkV2
participant ProjectionStore
ProviderSessionManager->>ProviderSessionManager: Capture released provider threads and cutoff
ProviderSessionManager->>EventSinkV2: Conditionally write roster and turn-item updates
EventSinkV2->>ProjectionStore: Read projected payloads
ProjectionStore-->>EventSinkV2: Return current payloads
EventSinkV2-->>ProviderSessionManager: Return committed updates
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Possibly related issues
#15135: The reported stuck dynamic tool call occurs after session release, which this change addresses by interrupting eligible active tool calls.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#30341: Adds a Claude handoff path that releases a session and tests the release-time tool-call cleanup implemented here.
pingdotgg/t3code#27487: Covers sibling release cleanup for orphaned native subagents and uses a comparable commit-time conditional recheck.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Low · up to 115e5
This change interrupts tool calls left open when a provider session is released, so stale "Waiting on background task" items clear. One small lifecycle detail remains: the follow-up cleanup is not tied to server shutdown. It is bounded and safe to write, so the practical risk is low and can be fixed in a quick follow-up.
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Title check
The title names the fix: tool calls left open after a released session no longer keep the thread in the Waiting state. This matches the main change, which interrupts cut-off command_execution and dyna…
Description check
The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, each filled in with specific content. The Problem section gives the bug and reproduction cont…
Linked Issues check
The active direct requirement is #15993. The expected behavior is that the handoff tool item settles and the composer shows no pending work after later turns complete. The reviewed head changes `Provi…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes support the #15993 fix. EventSink.ts adds writeIfTurnItemUnchanged and moves provider-thread unchanged writes onto a shared helper. ProjectionStore.ts exports encodeTurnItemPayload…
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The title names the fix: tool calls left open after a released session no longer keep the thread in the Waiting state. This matches the main change, which interrupts cut-off command_execution and dynamic_tool items during session release. The title follows the conventional commit format from the repository template and is specific to the changeset.
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The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, each filled in with specific content. The Problem section gives the bug and reproduction context. The Change section gives a diff and explains the gating. The Scope section links #15993, names the out-of-scope items, and addresses the objection in #17306. The Verification section lists focused tests, a red-first table, mutant testing, and checks that were not run. The template asks for the model and harness used, and the description includes them at the end. The description does not include a screenshot, which is acceptable because the change is server-only and has no UI change.
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The active direct requirement is #15993. The expected behavior is that the handoff tool item settles and the composer shows no pending work after later turns complete. The reviewed head changes ProviderSessionManager.ts so that release cleanup marks open command_execution and dynamic_tool items as interrupted. The cleanup filters by released provider thread and by start time at or before the release. It uses EventSink.writeIfTurnItemUnchanged, so late completions win. It rescans after queued events drain, with a bounded number of passes. The gate is backgroundTasksEndWithProcess and excludes server_shutdown. The integration test in ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts drives a handoff that releases its own Claude session. It asserts that the item becomes interrupted with completedAt set and that derivePendingBackgroundWork returns no items. The released session roster is also cleared, per the ProviderSessionManager tests. #17306 is closed and used as context only. Not established: a live desktop or mobile handoff check, and the continuation-order report (continuation stayed queued in one commenter's six trials on a merge). That report concerns the handoff continuation run (#22971), not a #15993 requirement, so it does not change this verdict.
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The changes support the #15993 fix. EventSink.ts adds writeIfTurnItemUnchanged and moves provider-thread unchanged writes onto a shared helper. ProjectionStore.ts exports encodeTurnItemPayload for that comparison. ProviderSessionManager.ts and its tests add release-time tool-call cleanup, the post-drain rescan, and the detached cleanup fiber. ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts adds the test adapter option heldRunningToolCall and the handoff regression case. ProviderAdapter.ts changes only documentation for backgroundTasksEndWithProcess. Subagent rows, runtimes without the flag, and server_shutdown are excluded as the PR states. The summary shows no unrelated feature, client, or contract change. The PR description states that the handoff run still ends failed and that continuation behavior is unchanged. Those statements are consistent with the summarized diff. Not checked: the full line-level diff of ProviderSessionManager.ts, because the evidence came from the summary and prior review.
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merged current main without rebasing (363e5aa9f8). the one conflict was in releaseEntry: kept this pr's readReleasedProviderThreads and main's detachedThreadId pass-through from the pending-approval detach fix, so a detached thread's tool calls are read too.
addressed the handoff continuation report above (30fbbcd203). the after-drain cleanup ran inside the subscriber stream's ensuring finalizer, so the consumer's run-failure write waited behind it and a handoff continuation could be dispatched first and queue behind the still-running run. the cleanup now runs on a detached fiber after the queue drains, so the run failure is no longer ordered behind it. the drain test now waits for the cleanup's interrupt event instead of assuming it finished when the stream did.
blacksmith on 30fbbcd203: vp run check:changed against main (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 27 packages, 166 tests) passed, plus ProviderSessionManager, ProviderSwitch.integration, RunExecutionService and ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService tests. not rerun: a live claude handoff measuring continuation order; the #22971 race on main is still open and timing-dependent.
skipped the coderabbit request for a command_execution test: it adds coverage without fixing a defect, the type filter is a constant list, and the conditional write compares the encoded payload whatever the item type.
earlier verification
previous pass on b19b6d3759: vp run check:changed github/main (format, lint, knip, graphql, affected typechecks, and 151 tests). the queued-update regression failed before the fix and passed afterward.
Verified in a real dev environment
verified unchanged head 6b0412db8d2d9a1b6f13f2bc9a07c9cfa115c4d5 against github/main at cbd3e149a1 on linux. used separate checkouts, vp i, one background dev server at a time, repository playwright with system chrome, and projects/threads created through the web app against a real git repository. no mocks or seeded records. real codex gpt-6.1-sol and claude sonnet 4.6 turns used the local proxy.
reproduced on main: while claude had a foreground shell command open, sent the public thread.metadata.update websocket command used by worktree handoff, targeting a worktree created by the actual handoff tool. the run failed on detach, but the command stayed running with completedAt: null, including after a successful recovery turn.
on this head, the matching command became interrupted with a completion time. recovery read the worktree directory and readme and completed, with no stale running row.
also detached claude through the public websocket API during a real t3_thread_wait call. that dynamic tool became interrupted. a separate codex command stayed running during cleanup, then completed normally with its expected output.
normal t3_worktree_status and t3_worktree_handoff worked, and the completed handoff result was preserved. clicking stop interrupted a new foreground command.
blacksmith: vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts: 92 passed, 2 files passed. no code changes or pushes needed.
main after recovery, with the orphan still running:
pr after the same release and recovery, with no stale running command:
the exact race where the handoff tool itself loses its result: ordinary real handoffs on both revisions delivered that result before detach. the command cutoff and dynamic-tool cutoff paths were exercised separately through the running server. the handoff run still ends with a provider-stream failure, as explicitly excluded from this pr. muse, native desktop/mobile clients, and relay/tunnel modes were not exercised. cleanup contention and the three-pass bound were covered by existing tests, not induced in the live app.
Still reproduces on 0.1.8-nightly.20261106.4262 (macOS, Claude provider). After a t3_worktree_handoff, the thread footer kept showing "Waiting · mcp__t3-code__t3_worktree_handoff" for more than 30 minutes after the agent had finished its reply, so the thread stayed in the sidebar's Working section.
Independent check against today's main: the stale item is fixed, but on my machine the handoff's continuation stops starting.
Setup
Builds: plain main (f7281124ba) and main with this PR merged (b19b6d3759, clean merge).
Servers run from source with t3 serve --base-dir <tmp> on isolated state (macOS arm64, claudeAgent / claude-haiku-5-5).
Each trial is a new thread in a one-commit fixture repo. The agent calls t3_worktree_handoff once with startFromOrigin: false, runSetupScript: false and a continuationPrompt.
6 trials per build, read from the thread projection afterwards.
Result
Build
Handoff dynamic_tool item
Calling run
Continuation run
main
running (6/6)
failed
started and completed (6/6)
main + this PR
interrupted (6/6)
failed
queued with queueHeld: true, never started (6/6)
So #15993 is fixed here. The held continuation matches #22971: it was still held when I stopped each server, 1 to 2 minutes later.
What the traces show
Offsets in ms after ProviderSessionManager.failSubscribers, from server.trace.ndjson, 5 trials per build:
Build
Continuation Orchestrator.dispatchMessage starts
RunExecutionService.writeFinalRunEvents starts
main
+10 to +33
+3 to +11
main + this PR
+5 to +22
+8 to +55
On main the failed-run write lands first in all 5, so the continuation finds no active run and starts.
With this PR the continuation is dispatched first in all 5. It queues behind the still-running run, and startNextQueuedRun then holds the queue because that run ended as a provider failure.
In the PR traces the release's writeReleasedToolCallEvents (about 8 ms) runs between failSubscribers and the run's final write.
I tested the merge with current main, not the PR head by itself.
Node was 26.0.0, not the pinned 26.12.1.
The PR's focused tests pass on the merge: vp test run src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts gives 110 passed.
I can rerun this against a new head.
Tested and written by Claude Fable 5.2 (Claude Code in T3 Code) on behalf of the poster.
The cleanup ran in the subscriber stream's finalizer, so a released run's
failure write waited for it and a handoff continuation could queue behind
the still-running run.
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- Around line 679-689: Extend the release cleanup test to cover an open
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Test cleanup of a command with output.
Extend the release cleanup test with an open command_execution item containing output. Assert that release interrupts it and preserves the output. The dynamic_tool fixture cannot catch a regression that excludes commands or breaks their payload comparison.
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Extend the release cleanup test to cover an open command_execution item with
output. Assert that release interrupts the command and preserves its output,
exercising the payload comparison used by writeIfStoredPayloadMatches rather
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695-702: Major · Data Integrity & Integration
Does the projection read return byte-identical turn-item payloads?
expectedJson is built by re-encoding the item that ProjectionStore.getThreadRecords returned. The write commits only if that string equals the stored payload_json exactly. Two cases would prevent a match:
getThreadRecords strips heavy bodies, for example by setting outputOmitted on command_execution instead of returning output.
Decoding fills defaults that the stored JSON does not contain.
In either case every interrupt write is rejected. The caller also spreads ...item into the new payload, so a stripped output would be dropped if the write did commit.
Verify that the read used by the release cleanup (turnItemTypes plus turnItemStatuses) returns full payloads. Then add a command_execution with output to the test fixture.
#!/bin/bash# Find where turn-item reads omit bodies, and where encode/decode defaults apply.
rg -n -C4 'outputOmitted|textOmitted|filesOmitted' apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts
rg -n -C3 'OrchestrationV2TurnItemJsonSchema' --type=ts
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts around lines 695 - 702:
Verify that the ProjectionStore.getThreadRecords read used by release cleanup returns full turn-item payloads, including command_execution output, and that decoding and re-encoding preserves equality with stored payload_json for writeIfTurnItemUnchanged. Correct any omission or defaulting that breaks this comparison, and add a command_execution with output to the relevant test fixture.
1245-1250: Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Share the release cleanup across subscribers.
When a session has more than one subscriber, each subscriber close starts its own copy of afterDrain. Each copy runs up to three read and conditional-write passes over the same items, and the inline pass in writeReleaseRecords adds more. Conditional writes prevent duplicate events. The extra copies add redundant reads and rejected writes, and do not add retries or conflict warnings.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts around lines 1245 - 1250:
Memoize the afterDrain cleanup effect within the release flow so all subscriber-close paths share one execution per release; preserve its existing per-thread cleanup and logReleaseFailure behavior.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Around line 2148-2154: Replace the detached post-drain cleanup fork in the
Effect.suspend block with a fork owned by layerScope, preserving the no-cleanup
Effect.void path and ensuring the fork remains non-blocking so the consumer’s
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts:
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Fork the post-drain cleanup into layerScope so shutdown can stop it.
Effect.forkDetach(cleanup) starts a fiber that no scope owns. Closing layerScope does not interrupt it, so the cleanup can keep writing through eventSink and projectionStore after the layer begins teardown. The other background forks in this file use Effect.forkIn(layerScope) or the releaseRecordRetriesFiberSet.
Effect.forkIn starts the fiber without waiting for it, so the consumer's run-failure write is still not ordered behind the cleanup.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts around lines 2148 - 2154:
Replace the detached post-drain cleanup fork in the Effect.suspend block with a fork owned by layerScope, preserving the no-cleanup Effect.void path and ensuring the fork remains non-blocking so the consumer’s run-failure write is not ordered behind cleanup.
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Run a full-access thread in a synthetic Git project. Request t3_worktree_handoff with startFromOrigin=true, runSetupScript=false, and a directory-reporting continuation. Let that continuation finish, then complete another ordinary turn.
Environment on both sides: Linux Chromium web client, 1280×800 viewport, light theme, fresh isolated state. Recordings show the conversation; model identifiers are redacted.
Both sides display a provider-stream error when the handoff releases its session; both successfully run the continuation and subsequent ordinary turn. The demonstrated difference is cleanup of the cut-off handoff call and stale Waiting indicator.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
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Cut-off command_execution cleanup and concurrent replacement-session race cases were not separately exercised; these recordings demonstrate the real handoff dynamic_tool path.
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Problem
After
t3_worktree_handoff, the thread shows "Waiting on background task mcp__t3-code__t3_worktree_handoff" for good, also after later turns complete (#15993). The handoff'sdynamic_toolitem staysrunningwithcompletedAt: null.The handoff detaches the Claude session.
releaseEntryfails the run's subscribers before the adapter can report how its open tool calls ended. Run finalization keepscommand_executionanddynamic_toolitems open for a late result, so nothing ever ends them.pendingBackgroundTurnItemsthen lists the item, and the thread waits. The same leftover occurs on any release of such a session while a tool call runs, for example a provider switch.Seen on
0.1.3-nightly.20261026.3717(Linux,claudeAgent): in one state database, 6 of 6 handoff tool items wererunninginside afailedrun.Change
The release path already clears the dead session's background-task roster ("Dead processes cannot report task endings"). It now also interrupts the session's cut-off tool calls, with the same gate.
releaseEntry(session) readReleasedProviderThreads # gate: backgroundTasksEndWithProcess, not server_shutdown failSubscribers closeScope # waits for the process to stop writeReleaseRecords writeReleasedRosterEvents # existing: clear the task roster + writeReleasedToolCallEvents # new: open command_execution / dynamic_tool items + repeat up to 3 passes + read open tool calls on the released provider threads with startedAt <= releasedAt + stop when none is open + for each: writeIfTurnItemUnchanged(item, status: "interrupted")command_executionanddynamic_toolitems on the session's provider threads that started at or before the release. Items that a replacement session starts later stay open. Subagent rows are not changed, because run finalization already ends run-owned ones.interrupted, the status Stop already gives items on a dead session.EventSink.writeIfTurnItemUnchanged(same pattern aswriteIfProviderThreadUnchanged, now one shared helper) commits only if the stored item is unchanged. A completion from the dead session's queued events rejects only the interrupt of its own item. Each pass ends with a new read, so items that queued events store during cleanup are also closed.backgroundTasksEndWithProcess(Claude and Muse; Muse's host runs all its session work). Runtimes whose work can outlive the session, andserver_shutdown, keep their items as before. The flag's comment now says that it covers tool calls too.Door: two-way. No schema, contract, or setting change; the only new API is one internal
EventSinkmethod.Revert: revert the PR. Items that it already marked
interruptedstayinterrupted, the same state that Stop writes today.Blast radius: server-only. Every release of a Claude or Muse session (detach, switch, idle release, close) now does one or two more filtered turn-item reads per released provider thread.
Scope and approval
Fixes #15993 (triaged
bug). The maintainer triage there names this direction: publish the tool cancellations on an exclusive-session release.This addresses the objection that closed #17306 ("marks tool calls interrupted after ingestion errors without stopping the provider"). The change does not touch the ingestion-failure path. It runs only in
releaseEntry, after the session scope close has waited for the provider process to stop, so the provider loss is confirmed. The integration harness follows the one in #17306.Out of scope, by choice:
failed, and the continuation behavior is unchanged ([Bug]: Claude t3_worktree_handoff still fails the turn and its continuationPrompt never starts #22971; fix(server): successful worktree handoffs complete normally #24545 and fix(server): Claude child continues after a worktree handoff #22825 work on it).backgroundTasksEndWithProcess.Verification
Red first. The new assertions fail on
mainand pass with the change:maintestkit/ProviderSwitch.integration› interrupts the handoff tool call that releases its own session (realthread.metadata.update→ detach, assertsderivePendingBackgroundWorkis[])expected 'running' to equal 'interrupted'ProviderSessionManager› clears the background work of a session a detach releases (cut-off →interrupted; completed, other-session and replacement items unchanged)ProviderSessionManager› keeps provider updates that land while release clears (4 late completions win, a late output update and items stored during cleanup are still interrupted, the 3-pass bound holds)ProviderSessionManager› keeps the background work after the release of a runtime whose tasks can outlive it / server shutdowncancelledstatus, noserver_shutdowngate.vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (25 packages) and the tests beside the changed files all pass. 9 affected test files (ProviderSessionManager, ProviderSwitch.integration, BackgroundWorkStop.integration, SelectionRestart.integration, RunExecutionService, ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService, WorktreeMcpService, FoundationPersistence, ProviderEventIngestor): 275 tests pass.Not checked:
provider-session-release-tool-call-conflictwith the count.Skills: core-v2.0.0
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 through Claude Code in T3 Code.
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