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fix(opencode): pages a Code Mode script publishes now show inline - #30492
In OpenCode 2 threads (Code Mode on, the default), a page the agent publishes with html_render never shows. The script calls the tool inside execute, so the timeline only gets an execute item. html_render still publishes the page and tells the model it was "shown to the reader", so the reply describes a chart the user cannot see. On my install, 12 pages published from Code Mode showed 0 times. 8 of those scripts never returned the html_render result: they returned "done", a summary, or nothing. No client-side parse of the execute output can recover those.
Repro: OpenCode 2.2.5, opencode/deepseek-v4.1-flash-free. Prompt: "Show me a small HTML bar chart … use html_preview and then html_render in ONE execute script, and make that script return only the string "done"".
Change
When execute completes, OpenCode puts each nested call in metadata.toolCalls ({ tool, status, input }), with no result. The html_render handler already records every published page per thread (McpProviderSessions.recordHtmlRender). For each completed nested call to this thread's html_render, the OpenCode 2 adapter now takes the matching recorded page (takeHtmlRender, by input) and emits a canonical t3-code.html_render item with { htmlRender } output. The ACP adapter already recovers pages this way.
Works whatever the script returned. A script that publishes several pages gets one item per page, including byte-identical repeats, which takeHtmlRender now takes in publish order instead of rejecting as ambiguous. A truncated-tail match must still be unique.
Only calls to this thread's own MCP server count. Each nested call takes a page at most once per turn, so a completion replayed after a reconnect adds nothing and cannot take a later script's page.
The item has the canonical name and output, so the existing web/mobile timeline, guest share, and thread-deletion cleanup pick it up with no client or contract change.
Scope and approval
Fixes the OpenCode half of #16745 (triaged, bug). The maintainer triage there (comment) proposes using the handler's own record of the page "whatever provider or wrapper ran the call", because that "also covers scripts that never return the html_render result". This PR does that for OpenCode, reusing the in-memory record the handler already keeps.
It complements #17031, which reads a reference the script returns and covers the ACP envelopes. Its validation notes that the no-return case stays open in #16745. No files overlap. If both land, an OpenCode script that also returns the reference would show the page twice. In that case the OpenCode execute parsing in #17031 is no longer needed, because this path already covers the returning case. Happy to adjust either way.
Verification
New case in OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts: an execute completion whose toolCalls hold search, html_preview, two of this thread's html_render calls, and one from another thread's server. With the fix it yields exactly the two recorded pages. On main it yields []. A second case replays a finished script after a reconnect and checks that it does not take a later script's identical page. The extended publishing case in HtmlRender.test.ts checks identical repeats and fails on main. vp run check:changed passes.
Live, against a real OpenCode 2.2.5 turn in a dev server, with the same prompt on each side:
Before (main)
After
Before: the page was published (the attachment is on disk), the script returned "done", and the thread has no page item. After: the turn has an execute item with output "done" and then a t3-code.html_render item carrying the page reference.
Live with the final code: one script that calls html_render twice with the same page and returns "done" shows both pages, in publish order.
Not checked or not covered:
Delegate/subagent child threads.
Pages are recovered only within the server session that published them, because the record lives in memory, the same limitation ACP has.
OpenCode 2 Code Mode runs t3-code tools inside an `execute` script, so the
timeline only saw an `execute` item and never showed the page, even though
html_render published it and told the model it was shown. When `execute`
completes, its metadata lists each nested call with its input. The adapter
now takes the matching published page from the thread's render record and
emits a canonical `t3-code.html_render` item, whatever the script returned.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Code Mode's already-published HTML pages now appear inline in OpenCode conversations. Existing thread-scoped matching and consume-once retrieval limit the change to displaying the intended published pages.
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Walkthrough
The OpenCode adapter extracts completed nested HTML render calls from tool-result metadata and emits timeline items for matching pages in the current thread’s MCP session. The session also matches repeated pages with identical HTML hashes in publish order.
openCodeCodeModeHtmlRenders returns indexed inputs for completed nested HTML render calls that match the specified MCP server and have object inputs.
Emit recorded pages as timeline items packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts
After a tool completes, the adapter retrieves matching pages from the thread’s MCP session and emits available pages as completed tool-call nodes and dynamic_tool items. Tests check page references across multiple tool calls and reconnect replay.
Match repeated identical publications packages/provider-core/src/server/McpProviderSessions.ts, apps/server/src/htmlRender/HtmlRender.test.ts
When matching pages have identical HTML hashes, the session selects the earliest page in publish order. A test checks retrieval of two identical publications and confirms that the queue is empty.
The page-rendering fix is ready to merge after normal checks; no outstanding issue is established.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts:
- Line 1037: Update the takeHtmlRender flow used by the adapter so repeated
pages with identical HTML, title, and height are matched and consumed in call
order, while preserving the safeguard that rejects genuinely ambiguous partial
matches. Add a focused adapter test that verifies both identical pages appear in
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Recovering a page by its input refused any input with more than one match, so a script that rendered the same page twice showed neither. Exact repeats are interchangeable, so they are now taken in publish order; a truncated tail still has to match one page.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-core/src/server/McpProviderSessions.ts:
- Around line 78-79: The first-match branch in matchingPageIndex can assign an
identical publication to the wrong replayed tool call. Trace how emitTool and
takeHtmlRender consume publications, then prevent completed nested calls from
consuming pages again or associate each publication with its originating call;
preserve existing matching behavior for distinct calls. Add a reconnect
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…later page
Reconciling after a reconnect re-emits every completed tool in the turn, and taking a page is not idempotent, so a replayed script could take the page of a later script that published the same page. Each nested html_render call now takes a page at most once per turn.
The tool result says "Shown to the reader above your reply."
Persisted item: dynamic_tool, status: completed, toolName: "execute", output = {"htmlRender":{"attachmentId":"<thread>-…-html","title":"Inline HTML example","height":152,"heights":[[320,194],…]},"message":"Shown to the reader above your reply. …"}.
The attachment exists at %USERPROFILE%\.t3\userdata\attachments\<thread>-<uuid>-html.html; the thread shows no page.
What the client actually needs
A local, client-only experiment (not shipped, not a proposal for the fix) that accepts a completed item's output.htmlRender when attachmentId starts with the item's own threadId + "-" makes these existing execute items render. No server, wire, or contract change was needed: the reference already reaches the client, so recovering the page in the adapter is the right place, and it is what covers scripts that do not return it.
The thread-ownership invariant held for every page on this install: the attachment id always begins with the publishing thread id.
Why this PR's shape matters
A parser-only route (read the reference out of the execute output) shows a page only when the script returns the reference. Scripts that return "done", a summary, or the html_preview result are common; the metadata.toolCalls + recordHtmlRender route here handles them without depending on the return value.
This covers the case #16745 leaves open after the parser-side fix.
Merged current main into this branch (f1bb540, merge commit, no rebase). The one conflict was the import block in packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts: kept both HTML_RENDER_TOOL_NAME from this PR and compareSemverVersions from main. No other code changed.
Both CodeRabbit findings (repeated identical renders, reconnect replay taking a later page) were already fixed in 71ffe0c and 942aafe; I re-checked them against the code.
vp run check:changed passes on the merge: format, lint, knip, typecheck (27 packages), and the 4 affected test files (142 passed, 3 skipped that need a headless shell).
verified exact head f1bb540ed7055508f543c2f06e523778e9ec76ba on this linux vm. no code changes were needed.
installed dependencies and ran one background dev server at a time, first github/main (b883156e26) in a separate worktree, then the pr. drove the web client with the repo's playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome. created the project through the app against a real git checkout and submitted real provider turns. no mocks, fixtures, replay provider, or demo data.
opencode 2.2.5 used gpt-6.1-sol through the local responses proxy. the free deepseek service reported overload, then a service limit, so it could not provide the reproduction.
main: one execute script called html_preview and html_render, then returned only done. the attachment existed, but no canonical html render item or chart appeared.
pr: the same chart html appeared inline even though execute returned only done. the persisted item is t3-code.html_render with its attachment reference.
neighboring behavior: one execute script published byte-identical html twice and returned done. both pages appeared with separate attachment ids and identical hashes. after reloading the web client, exactly three pages remained across the two turns, without duplicates. the recovered page also opened in full screen.
codex gpt-6.1-sol: a fresh direct html_render turn displayed the same chart on the pr; this path also worked on main.
read-only runtime transcript:
execute output=done canonical html render items
main, original turn 1 0 (attachment exists)
pr, original turn 1 1
pr, repeated-page turn 1 2
pr, after client reload 3 total visible pages
vp run check:changed FETCH_HEAD passed through blacksmith-check after fetching main and the pr history: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck of 27 packages, and 142 tests across four files; three headless-browser-dependent cases were skipped. the focused html render and opencode adapter run also passed: 136 tests, three skipped. github ci checks are green.
main before:
pr after, matching chart data and html:
repeated identical pages and full-screen interaction; playback and seeking checked after upload:
Not verified
html_preview timed out on both main and the pr; publication continued and was verified. successful preview screenshot generation remains unverified here.
native ios/android, electron, macos/windows, remote relay/tunnel, guest shares, deletion cleanup, delegated child threads, and a live provider reconnect during an active turn were not exercised. the existing reconnect regression test passed. the in-memory recovery path across a server restart was not tested.
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Problem
In OpenCode 2 threads (Code Mode on, the default), a page the agent publishes with
html_rendernever shows. The script calls the tool insideexecute, so the timeline only gets anexecuteitem.html_renderstill publishes the page and tells the model it was "shown to the reader", so the reply describes a chart the user cannot see. On my install, 12 pages published from Code Mode showed 0 times. 8 of those scripts never returned thehtml_renderresult: they returned"done", a summary, or nothing. No client-side parse of theexecuteoutput can recover those.Repro: OpenCode 2.2.5,
opencode/deepseek-v4.1-flash-free. Prompt: "Show me a small HTML bar chart … use html_preview and then html_render in ONE execute script, and make that script return only the string "done"".Change
When
executecompletes, OpenCode puts each nested call inmetadata.toolCalls({ tool, status, input }), with no result. Thehtml_renderhandler already records every published page per thread (McpProviderSessions.recordHtmlRender). For each completed nested call to this thread'shtml_render, the OpenCode 2 adapter now takes the matching recorded page (takeHtmlRender, by input) and emits a canonicalt3-code.html_renderitem with{ htmlRender }output. The ACP adapter already recovers pages this way.takeHtmlRendernow takes in publish order instead of rejecting as ambiguous. A truncated-tail match must still be unique.Scope and approval
Fixes the OpenCode half of #16745 (triaged,
bug). The maintainer triage there (comment) proposes using the handler's own record of the page "whatever provider or wrapper ran the call", because that "also covers scripts that never return thehtml_renderresult". This PR does that for OpenCode, reusing the in-memory record the handler already keeps.It complements #17031, which reads a reference the script returns and covers the ACP envelopes. Its validation notes that the no-return case stays open in #16745. No files overlap. If both land, an OpenCode script that also returns the reference would show the page twice. In that case the OpenCode
executeparsing in #17031 is no longer needed, because this path already covers the returning case. Happy to adjust either way.Verification
OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts: anexecutecompletion whosetoolCallsholdsearch,html_preview, two of this thread'shtml_rendercalls, and one from another thread's server. With the fix it yields exactly the two recorded pages. Onmainit yields[]. A second case replays a finished script after a reconnect and checks that it does not take a later script's identical page. The extended publishing case inHtmlRender.test.tschecks identical repeats and fails onmain.vp run check:changedpasses.main)Before: the page was published (the attachment is on disk), the script returned
"done", and the thread has no page item. After: the turn has anexecuteitem with output"done"and then at3-code.html_renderitem carrying the page reference.html_rendertwice with the same page and returns"done"shows both pages, in publish order.Not checked or not covered:
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