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fix(server): ACP agents keep the kept conversation after Edit from here - #30188
ACP agents (Grok, Kiro, Antigravity, fx and ACP registry agents) can't shorten their own conversation. Their rollbackThread therefore ends the agent session and starts a fresh one. After Edit from here, the next turn resumes that empty session and sends only the new prompt, so the agent no longer knows anything said before the edited message, even though the thread still shows it.
Reproduced on main cefb544af3 in the web app with a local ACP agent (opencode acp):
Send "My favourite colour is teal…", then "My favourite animal is an otter…".
Use Edit from here on the second prompt, then send "What did I say first?".
The agent answers "NONE. This is your first message in this conversation."
Codex in the same flow quotes the teal message.
A second defect: the resume-fallback recovery handoff also carried rewound (rolled_back) runs.
Change
AcpProviderCapabilitiesV2 now reports providerCanRollbackConversation: false, which is accurate. CommandPolicy.ensureRollback still allows rollback for an adapter that can reset its thread (canRollbackThread) and accept handoff summaries, so ACP keeps Edit from here. Cursor and Muse still can't roll back (canRollbackThread: false).
At turn start, for providers that can't truncate natively, nativeSessionMissesKeptTurns detects a native session that was reset by rollback and holds none of the kept conversation. It fires when:
there is kept history (earlier runs that weren't rolled back, or inherited fork history);
the newest accepted attempt was rolled back, or ran under a different native id;
nothing has been delivered to the current session yet.
That turn then takes the existing fresh-session recovery path, with a full_thread_summary handoff and log reason native_session_lacks_kept_turns. Codex, Claude, Pi and OpenCode skip the check.
prepareRecoveryHandoff leaves out items from rolled_back runs and includes inherited fork history ahead of the thread's own items. This applies to every provider's resume fallback, so a forked thread whose native resume fails also keeps its parent's turns.
ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts › "gives the agent the kept conversation and not the rewound turn after $name". It has 7 cases:
ACP fresh session;
native rollback whose next resume fails (no rewound turn in the summary);
native fork-style rollback (Pi-like), which must not replay;
ACP with a legacy first attempt;
ACP with no attempt ids at all;
forked ACP thread with a kept local turn;
forked ACP thread rolled back to its baseline.
The plain ACP case also checks that turn 4 makes no second recovery. With the source at main and the tests kept, 6 of the 7 cases fail. The Pi-like guard is expected to pass on main. All pass on this branch: the file runs 51/51.
ProviderTurnStartService, CommandPolicy, CheckpointRollbackService, AcpAdapterV2, AcpRegistryAdapterV2 and GrokAdapterV2 tests: 188/188. vp run check:changed passes.
Runtime transcript from the real web app, dev server, fresh database, local ACP agent opencode acp (anthropic/claude-haiku-5-5), with Codex gpt-6-luna as the control. The data is synthetic.
Before (main cefb544af3)
ACP (3) "What did I say first?" -> "NONE. This is your first message in this conversation."
runs 1 completed, 2 rolled_back, 3 completed; no recovery log line
Codex (3) -> "“My favourite colour is teal. Reply with only the word: noted”"
After (c4fa57c29c)
ACP (3) -> "Your first message in this conversation was: My favourite colour is teal. …"
(4) "Did I ever mention an animal? Answer yes or no." -> "No."
WARN Recovering provider context in a fresh native session
runId …:ordinal:3, reason: 'native_session_lacks_kept_turns' (only recovery line)
handoffs: 1 full_thread_summary for run 3 (contains "teal", not "otter"); none for run 4
Codex (at c2370d9ad6, same Codex code path) (3) -> quotes the teal message; 0 handoffs on the thread
Not checked:
Grok, Kiro and Antigravity live. Grok 1.0.70 on the test machine only advertises grok.com sign-in, and Antigravity was unavailable. The fix is in the shared ACP adapter capabilities and the host turn start, which the local ACP agent exercises.
Mobile and desktop. The change is server-only, with no client or contract changes.
Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation, review B) and GPT-6.1-Sol (review A) via Claude Code in T3 Code.
…rom here
These tests reproduce #30136 and fail on main.
- After an ACP rollback, which starts a fresh, empty agent session, the next
turn resumes that session and sends only the new prompt, so the kept turn
never reaches the agent.
- When a resume after a rollback fails, the recovery handoff still carries the
rewound run, because prepareRecoveryHandoff keeps rolled_back runs.
The provider switch test adapter gains an opt-in rollback mode that mirrors the
real adapters: truncate in place, or answer with a new native session like ACP.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ACP agents cannot truncate their conversation, so rollback starts a fresh
agent session. The capability still claimed native rollback, so the next
turn resumed that empty session and sent only the new prompt. The resume
fallback summary also replayed rewound turns for every provider.
ACP now reports providerCanRollbackConversation: false, and rollback is
allowed for adapters that can reset their thread and consume handoffs.
Turn start takes the existing fresh-session recovery path when a
non-truncating provider's native session holds none of the kept turns,
and the recovery summary skips rolled-back runs.
Fixes#30136
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A kept attempt recorded before attempts carried their native session id
counted as held by the current session, so rolling back past a newer turn
gave the fresh ACP session only the new prompt. The reset is now recognised
from attempts that did record a native id, and the check only runs for
providers that cannot truncate natively.
The recovery handoff also carries a fork's inherited conversation, which a
fresh native session lacks just as it lacks the local kept turns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…attempts
A non-truncating provider's session is stale when the newest turn it accepted
was rolled back, or ran under another native id. The first signal needs no
native ids, so threads whose attempts predate them recover too. Inherited fork
history now counts as kept, so rewinding a fork to its baseline replays it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — After ACP rollback, the next turn restores the kept conversation through the existing session-recovery handoff, excluding rolled-back turns. The change is scoped to conversation continuity and does not alter product defaults.
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Rollback recovery now detects when an ACP native session lacks kept conversation history. Turn start can create a fresh session and send retained history, while excluding content from rolled-back runs.
Changes: Rollback recovery
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Summary
Rollback eligibility and ACP capabilities apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/CommandPolicy.ts, packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts, docs/user/providers-acp.md
Rollback is allowed when handoff summaries are supported, even if provider conversation rollback is unavailable. ACP now reports that it cannot roll back a conversation natively. The documentation describes sending kept conversation history to the fresh session.
Detect and recover missing kept history apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
Turn start detects when a native session may lack kept turns. Recovery handoffs include inherited items and exclude history from rolled-back runs. When required, turn start bypasses resume and uses a fresh session with retained-history handoff. Integration scenarios cover replacement sessions, truncation, forks, and legacy attempts.
pingdotgg/t3code#28178: This PR adds another fresh-session recovery path that uses the full-thread handoff mechanism discussed in the issue.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#30609: Adds Cursor rollback using the same rollback policy and turn-start recovery handoff.
pingdotgg/t3code#25610: Changes the turn-start recovery flow and handoff delivery used by this PR.
pingdotgg/t3code#28962: Detects rejected native history and invokes the same turn-start fresh-session recovery path.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Low · up to f2dbe
ACP rollback now replays the kept conversation into a fresh session. The remaining issue is minor test fragility and does not affect runtime behavior, so the change is mergeable with a small test cleanup.
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The incremental diff includes changes with no demonstrated connection to #30136: side-chat runtime policy no longer forces approval-required mode for the context-delivery turn; OpenCode native-goal pr…
Remove these unrelated behavior and documentation changes from this PR, or move them to separate changes. Keep the rollback-history filtering and other changes that implement #30136.
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: ACP agents keep the retained conversation after “Edit from here.”
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The description covers the problem and reproduction, the change, linked issue and scope, and verification results with untested cases noted.
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The only active direct issue is #30136. The previously reviewed implementation still detects a reset ACP session that lacks kept history and recovers with a full-thread handoff. It excludes rolled-bac…
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The only active direct issue is #30136. The previously reviewed implementation still detects a reset ACP session that lacks kept history and recovers with a full-thread handoff. It excludes rolled-back runs from recovery history. The incremental change also filters rolled-back attempts from sourceProviderTurns when a fork starts, so the fork does not receive turns removed from its source conversation (ProviderTurnStartService.ts). Tests cover this behavior, and the ACP documentation now describes replaying kept turns without rolled-back turns. The author reports the relevant test suites pass; I did not run them. Issue #30137 concerns separate UI behavior and is not a requirement here.
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The incremental diff includes changes with no demonstrated connection to #30136: side-chat runtime policy no longer forces approval-required mode for the context-delivery turn; OpenCode native-goal prompts now defer switched-provider history; a resume failure caused by ProviderAdapterThreadInUseError now bypasses fresh-session recovery; and the ACP documentation changes its plan/build-mode and context-meter descriptions. These changes alter separate behavior or documentation beyond the kept-history fix.
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After Entrpi's review: report that Cursor cannot truncate, clear the
native thread on rollback, and hand the next ensureThread the kept turns
via the pingdotgg#30188 recovery path instead of creating an empty agent early.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
pingdotgg#30188 reads checkpoint rollback capabilities on resume. The ThreadInUse
test session mock omitted providerSession and died before settling.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Replace the scenario-name string comparison with an explicit flag.
The follow-up run 4 assertions run only when scenario.name equals one hard-coded label. If someone renames that scenario, the condition becomes false. The check that the next turn replays nothing and creates no new native session then stops running, and no test fails.
Add a boolean field to the scenario row, for example verifiesFollowUpTurn: true, and branch on it. The other rows set it to false.
♻️ Proposed change
- if (scenario.name === "an ACP rollback that starts a fresh agent session") {+ if (scenario.verifiesFollowUpTurn) {
Add verifiesFollowUpTurn: true to the first scenario and verifiesFollowUpTurn: false to the other four.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts at line 1743:
Replace the hard-coded scenario-name check in the scenario loop with an explicit boolean field such as verifiesFollowUpTurn. Set it to true for the ACP rollback scenario and false for the other scenario rows, then use that field to gate the follow-up-turn assertions.
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- Line 1743: Replace the hard-coded scenario-name check in the scenario loop
with an explicit boolean field such as verifiesFollowUpTurn. Set it to true for
the ACP rollback scenario and false for the other scenario rows, then use that
field to gate the follow-up-turn assertions.
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Real web app and server; fresh synthetic state on each commit; local OpenCode ACP; Chromium, dark theme, 1280×900 CSS viewport. Identical provider configuration. Sidebar cropped and bottom provider controls masked for privacy.
Steps: send the teal prompt and await completion; send the otter prompt and await completion; Edit from here on the otter prompt → Revert and keep changes; replace the restored prompt with “What did I say first?”; await completion; ask “Did I ever mention an animal? Answer yes or no.”
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Providers with native conversation rollback were not exercised; absence of an additional recovery handoff remains unverified.
Inherited fork history and resume-fallback summaries were not separately exercised by this conversation.
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Problem
ACP agents (Grok, Kiro, Antigravity, fx and ACP registry agents) can't shorten their own conversation. Their
rollbackThreadtherefore ends the agent session and starts a fresh one. After Edit from here, the next turn resumes that empty session and sends only the new prompt, so the agent no longer knows anything said before the edited message, even though the thread still shows it.Reproduced on main
cefb544af3in the web app with a local ACP agent (opencode acp):Codex in the same flow quotes the teal message.
A second defect: the resume-fallback recovery handoff also carried rewound (
rolled_back) runs.Change
AcpProviderCapabilitiesV2now reportsproviderCanRollbackConversation: false, which is accurate.CommandPolicy.ensureRollbackstill allows rollback for an adapter that can reset its thread (canRollbackThread) and accept handoff summaries, so ACP keeps Edit from here. Cursor and Muse still can't roll back (canRollbackThread: false).At turn start, for providers that can't truncate natively,
nativeSessionMissesKeptTurnsdetects a native session that was reset by rollback and holds none of the kept conversation. It fires when:That turn then takes the existing fresh-session recovery path, with a
full_thread_summaryhandoff and log reasonnative_session_lacks_kept_turns. Codex, Claude, Pi and OpenCode skip the check.prepareRecoveryHandoffleaves out items fromrolled_backruns and includes inherited fork history ahead of the thread's own items. This applies to every provider's resume fallback, so a forked thread whose native resume fails also keeps its parent's turns.Scope and approval
Fixes #30136
The web hiding Edit from here for Grok and Antigravity is a separate issue (https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/30137) and is not touched here.
Verification
ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts› "gives the agent the kept conversation and not the rewound turn after $name". It has 7 cases:The plain ACP case also checks that turn 4 makes no second recovery. With the source at main and the tests kept, 6 of the 7 cases fail. The Pi-like guard is expected to pass on main. All pass on this branch: the file runs 51/51.
ProviderTurnStartService,CommandPolicy,CheckpointRollbackService,AcpAdapterV2,AcpRegistryAdapterV2andGrokAdapterV2tests: 188/188.vp run check:changedpasses.Runtime transcript from the real web app, dev server, fresh database, local ACP agent
opencode acp(anthropic/claude-haiku-5-5), with Codex gpt-6-luna as the control. The data is synthetic.Not checked:
grok.comsign-in, and Antigravity was unavailable. The fix is in the shared ACP adapter capabilities and the host turn start, which the local ACP agent exercises.Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation, review B) and GPT-6.1-Sol (review A) via Claude Code in T3 Code.
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