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perf(server): new prompts in a compacted thread read only what follows it - #33000
Sending a prompt in a long thread waits seconds before the run shows as working. message.dispatch first loads every run, attempt, node, user message, provider turn and context transfer of the thread, although a thread that was compacted only needs what follows the compaction. On a thread with about 7,000 runs that read took 9-14 s in a server trace, and it is the whole wait: the run is created only after it.
Fix
Compaction window. The command read gains a sinceLastCompaction filter. It reads the runs from the one before the latest completed compaction, plus live runs, fresh-context runs and the runs the command names (continuation and delegated-completion runs). Run-scoped records (attempts, nodes, user messages, user-message and error items, provider turns) follow those runs. Provider threads are the thread's own, and context transfers are the open ones that target it. A thread with no completed compaction reads in full, as before.
Full history where it is handed on. A fresh-context start or a provider switch is given the whole history, so dispatchMessage re-reads in full for those.
Maintenance-only title check. "Only /compact or /logout so far" was computed from the loaded user messages. A window holding just a compaction would have matched it and regenerated the title, so it is now its own store query (hasOnlyMaintenanceUserMessages) that stops at the first other user message.
Settled-row filters. The settled-subagent and settled-leaf-node filters checked each run's status through the runs table. They now use the covering runs_id_status_idx from perf(server): long threads stop costing a full-history read per command #31757, and the settled-subagent read names subagents_settled_idx, so only open tasks read their payload.
Migration 083 adds two indexes: a partial index on fresh-context runs (a handful of rows) and provider_turns(run_attempt_id), which the window needs to find a run's turns. The partial index guards the payload with json_valid, like the other partial indexes on it, because legacy rows can hold unreadable JSON.
Query results for threads without a compaction are unchanged apart from the settled-row filters' access path.
Scope and approval
This changes how an existing read reaches its data and narrows what a new prompt loads from a compacted thread. It adds no feature and no product default. One problem: the wait before a prompt starts in a long thread, the read side of #29468.
Stacked on #31757. It needs that PR's migrations 081/082 and indexes, so the branch contains its commits until it merges. Review the last four non-merge commits (4dcd26f420, 2d7f3dffc1, 7836410431, 79ed278fd1) on their own; the diff shrinks to them after #31757 lands.
Evidence
Regression test.ProjectionStore.test.ts gains one case: after a compaction it reads the recent runs, a live older run, an older fresh-context run and a named older run, drops the other old runs and their messages, reads in full before any compaction exists, and inserts a run with an unreadable payload to check the fresh-context index accepts it (that insert fails without the json_valid guard). It fails on main because the filter does not exist. reconcileV2PreviewMigration.test.ts pins the manifest, so it gains the new entry.
Measured on a ZFS reflink copy of a real ~25 GB database (the live file was never opened for writing; one thread with 7,026 runs, 52,634 items, 4,254 context transfers and 388 provider threads; 80 compactions, the last one 46 runs before the newest; same machine, back to back). The thirteen record reads dispatchMessage makes, through the real store:
full read
after a compaction
all command records
8.8-11.8 s
0.05 s warm, 0.17 s cold
runs / attempts
7,026 / 7,026 rows
47 / 47
nodes
10,949
69
user messages
7,359
49
provider turns / threads
7,010 / 388
47 / 3
context transfers
4,254
0
settled-subagent filter alone
1.45 s
15-24 ms
Run, attempt and node reads look runs up by key (an earlier draft filtered the thread's run index and took about a second), and the turn-item read uses the run index (an earlier draft fell into the type-only form and took 7-15 s). Both are fixed here.
What this does not show.
I have not timed a real send end to end on a running server. The numbers are the read the send waits on, not the whole dispatch transaction or the status publish after it.
The thread shell read (the chat-list status after the run is created) still counts every item of the thread: about 25-45 ms warm and up to 200 ms cold on this thread. Not changed here.
Other commands still read the full history: starting the next queued run, subagent finalize, delegate-task, and the wake and restart continuation reads. Each can hold up a send on the command queue. Not changed here.
Migration 083 builds its indexes on first start, before the server accepts connections. I have not timed the build on the full database.
A run older than the window that a command needs must be named by that command. dispatchMessage names its continuation, delegated-completion and explicit steer or restart target runs; I checked its other uses of runs, messages, provider threads and transfers by reading the code, not by test.
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The shell query looked for live runs by walking a thread's whole ordinal
index and reading each run row, and sorted every run to find the one that
ended last. Use the status index for the live-run lookups and add an index
matching the latest-executed-run ordering.
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…ndex
The plan assertion passed if any one lookup used the index, and a lookup
that fell back to a scan was filtered out instead of failing.
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On a thread with tens of thousands of items, the shell item count looked up
each run in the main runs table, the command read walked every item to find
user messages and errors, and the provider-thread read looked each node up
through a non-covering index. Add compact covering indexes for those
lookups and hint them where the planner prefers the primary key or the
ordinal index.
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…projection
isCurrentAttemptInStatus and shouldFinalizeRun loaded and decoded the whole
runtime recovery projection to compare a run's status and active attempt, and
a turn start calls them about seven times. Read the run by id instead.
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…arent thread
Settling an app-owned subagent loaded every node, user message, subagent,
provider thread/turn and context transfer of the parent, to use one task, its
node, its item and its delivery cohort. On a dispatcher thread with 35k nodes
and 7k prompts that cost over a second of reads per child. It now reads the
records it names, and takes the result-transfer check from the child side.
MCP calls that identify their caller loaded the caller thread's provider
threads and turns, which no tool reads.
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Without statistics SQLite answers a turn-item read filtered by run or node by
walking the thread's whole ordinal index (2.2 s on a thread with tens of
thousands of items), whether the filter is a run id, a run id list or node ids.
Name the matching index for each, and drop the always-false OR arm from the run
list so the run id can be a search key. A restart continuation does this read
once per interrupted run.
Finalizing a child at startup loaded every task and context transfer of its
parent to find its own; read the child's tasks through the child-thread index
and its result transfers from the child side.
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…follows the compaction
A new prompt loaded every run, attempt, node, user message, provider turn and
context transfer of its thread before it could start a run, although a thread
that was compacted only needs what follows the compaction. On a thread with
about 7,000 runs that read took 9-14 s, and the run only showed as working after
it finished.
`message.dispatch` now reads the runs from the one before the latest completed
compaction, plus live runs, fresh-context runs and the runs the command names
(`sinceLastCompaction`). Run-scoped records follow those runs. Provider threads
are the thread's own, and context transfers are the open ones that target it. A
thread with no completed compaction reads in full, as does a fresh-context start
or a provider switch, which hand the whole history to the next provider.
The "only maintenance messages so far" title check no longer depends on the
loaded messages: a window holding only `/compact` would have regenerated the
title. It is its own query that stops at the first other user message.
Migration 083 adds the indexes the window reads need: fresh-context runs and
provider turns by attempt. The settled-subagent and settled-leaf-node filters
look up run status in the covering index, which takes the subagent read of a
3,900-task thread from 1.4 s to 15 ms.
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🟠 Highorchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:5626
An explicit steer or restart targeting a run older than the compaction window now fails as “not found” instead of starting a new turn: keepRunIds drops dispatchMode.targetRunId, so the completed-target fallback cannot see the run and dispatchSteerIntoRun rejects it. Include the target ID for steer_active and restart_active in keepRunIds.
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An explicit steer or restart targeting a run older than the compaction window now fails as “not found” instead of starting a new turn: `keepRunIds` drops `dispatchMode.targetRunId`, so the completed-target fallback cannot see the run and `dispatchSteerIntoRun` rejects it. Include the target ID for `steer_active` and `restart_active` in `keepRunIds`.
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Confirmed: an explicit steer_active or restart_active names its own target run, and a finished target older than the window was missing, so the command failed with "Target run ... was not found" instead of starting a new turn. Fixed in 7836410: the target is added to keepRunIds. SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts gains a case with three finished turns and a compaction on the third, then a steer aimed at the first; it fails with that exact error without the change.
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🟡 Mediumorchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:5624
After consecutive /compact runs, the truncated projection drops the last ordinary prompt run, so the next prompt with a different model gets no modelSwitch even though the full history records a model change from that prompt. modelSwitchSince excludes compaction messages, leaving no baseline in the retained runs; preserve the last timeline-visible run as well as the compaction predecessor.
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After consecutive `/compact` runs, the truncated projection drops the last ordinary prompt run, so the next prompt with a different model gets no `modelSwitch` even though the full history records a model change from that prompt. `modelSwitchSince` excludes compaction messages, leaving no baseline in the retained runs; preserve the last timeline-visible run as well as the compaction predecessor.
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Confirmed: with a /compact run directly before the compaction, the window had no run whose prompt the timeline shows, so modelSwitchSince lost its baseline. Fixed in 7836410: the window now starts at the last prompt before the latest compaction that is not itself a /compact run (and not queued or rolled back). The compacted-thread case in ProjectionStore.test.ts now has a second compaction behind a /compact run and expects the window to start at the prompt before it.
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…eadable JSON
The partial index added for compacted-thread reads evaluated `json_extract` on
every run row, so writing a run whose stored payload is not valid JSON failed
with "malformed JSON". Guard it with `json_valid`, as the other partial indexes
on the run payload do, and insert such a row in the compacted-thread test.
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Walkthrough
The projection store now supports reads limited to runs since the latest completed compaction, retained runs, and targeted records. Orchestration uses these reads for message dispatch, provider-run checks, title-generation eligibility, and delegated-task completion. Three migrations add supporting query indexes.
The store adds compaction-window and child-thread filters, targeted getRun and maintenance-message queries, and filtered query paths. Tests cover compaction-window selection and indexed reads on long histories.
Migrations 81–83 add indexes for projection run, turn-item, fresh-context, and provider-turn queries. Migration tests include the new entries.
Command dispatch and provider reads apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnControlService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts
Message dispatch uses a compacted projection with retained runs and reloads full history under specified conditions. Provider-run checks use targeted reads, and title-generation eligibility uses the maintenance-message query. An integration test covers steering after compaction.
Delegated-task finalization uses targeted task and delivery records and checks result transfers in the child thread. A recovery test verifies parent-node reads use a node ID filter.
sequenceDiagram
participant Orchestrator
participant ProjectionStoreV2
participant SQLite
Orchestrator->>ProjectionStoreV2: Request projection with retained run IDs
ProjectionStoreV2->>SQLite: Select runs and related records in the compaction window
SQLite-->>ProjectionStoreV2: Return matching projection records
ProjectionStoreV2-->>Orchestrator: Return compacted projection
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#24895: The change bounds message-dispatch reads after compaction and adds supporting indexes, addressing part of the reported history-wide SQLite read delays.
pingdotgg/t3code#29468: The change narrows message-dispatch reads after completed compaction and adds supporting indexes; it does not establish a fix for queued-run edit or promote-to-steer reads.
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The change narrows post-compaction reads so message dispatch no longer has to read an entire long thread. The one remaining gap is missing direct test coverage for the title-generation maintenance-message check. It is a bounded follow-up and does not block merge.
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Add focused tests for hasOnlyMaintenanceUserMessages.
The existing dispatch test covers mixed-case /compact. Store-level tests should also cover /logout, Unicode whitespace, attachments, mixed maintenance and ordinary messages, and a thread with no user messages. These cases protect the title-generation decision.
Extend an existing case in ProjectionStore.test.ts if one fits; otherwise, add a focused table.
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Unicode whitespace around maintenance commands, messages with attachments, mixed
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… the last shown prompt
Two runs the compaction window dropped were still needed by a new prompt:
- An explicit steer or restart names its target run. When that run finished
before the window, the target was missing, so the "target already finished,
start a new turn" path could not run and the command failed with "Target run
was not found". The target is now kept like the other named runs.
- A model switch is measured from the last run whose prompt the timeline shows,
and `/compact` prompts are not shown. When the run before the compaction was
itself a `/compact` run, the window held no baseline and the switch was lost.
The window now starts at the last prompt before the compaction that is not a
`/compact` run.
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- Around line 3150-3165: Update the compaction boundary query so unreadable
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…nreadable JSON
The search for the last prompt before the latest compaction read each earlier
run's payload with `json_extract`, so walking past a legacy run whose stored
payload is not valid JSON failed the whole read and blocked the next message.
Guard it with `json_valid`, so such a run is never a window start. A run older
than the window is not read at all, and the compacted-thread test now has a
thread whose only earlier run is unreadable.
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merged current main (08af12da49) into the branch with a merge commit (e5473e911c). no other source changes.
ProjectionStore.ts: kept both sides. main's threadColumn (+thread_id for id filters) now applies to the compaction-window reads too, except where this pr forces a thread-prefixed index (nodes_thread_run_idx, the subagent child_thread/settled indexes), since +thread_id would stop INDEXED BY from using it.
the three bot findings (steer target outside the window, /compact baseline for model switches, unreadable legacy JSON in the predecessor search) were already fixed in 7836410431 and 79ed278fd1.
blacksmith vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql and typecheck passed; 227 of 228 tests passed. the one failure is main's reads a fixed SQL turn-item window test, which calls statement.stat and needs node 26; the worker ran node 24. CI runs it on node 26.
the verification below was done on the previous head 79ed278fd1 by an earlier run.
Verified in a real dev environment
verified head 79ed278fd131f12b1a42ca90db1df412b8bfe60c on linux with the real dev web client, repo playwright, /usr/bin/google-chrome, and codex gpt-6.1-sol. no source changes were needed.
ran github/main at bcee0f5d2872ba193c66ed9ba979bbe424f89ff9 first in a separate worktree. created a real git project through the app, sent two provider turns, ran /compact, then asked for an earlier marker. the server trace still showed unbounded thread-wide run and attempt reads.
stopped main before running the exact pr head. used the same app-created pre-recall database baseline in isolated state. the same send succeeded and returned cobalt-maple-33000. its trace contained ProjectionStore.runsSinceLastCompaction, bounded run/attempt reads, the provider-turn attempt index, and only open incoming context transfers. the title stayed Save Verification Marker.
/clear followed by a message performed the full-history fallback read, created a different native codex thread, and returned FRESH SESSION OK. a subsequent real terminal call ran cat README.md and returned its heading. browser reload retained the conversation and results.
blacksmith: 176 focused tests passed. vp run check:changed ade473018d32003658b7d38693e083ee2e314bd8 passed format, lint, both knip passes, graphql, affected-package typechecks, and 271 tests in 13 files. the explicit merge base was needed because the worker has shallow history.
the app-created history was small. this reproduced the full-history read path on main, but not the reported 9-14 second delay on a 7,000-run thread. no large-history speedup or large-database migration timing is claimed.
native desktop and ios/android clients, other providers, cross-provider switching, live subagent completion, and explicit steering to an older finished run were not exercised end to end. existing regression tests covered the older-run steering case and delegated completion.
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Problem
Sending a prompt in a long thread waits seconds before the run shows as working.
message.dispatchfirst loads every run, attempt, node, user message, provider turn and context transfer of the thread, although a thread that was compacted only needs what follows the compaction. On a thread with about 7,000 runs that read took 9-14 s in a server trace, and it is the whole wait: the run is created only after it.Fix
sinceLastCompactionfilter. It reads the runs from the one before the latest completed compaction, plus live runs, fresh-context runs and the runs the command names (continuation and delegated-completion runs). Run-scoped records (attempts, nodes, user messages, user-message and error items, provider turns) follow those runs. Provider threads are the thread's own, and context transfers are the open ones that target it. A thread with no completed compaction reads in full, as before.dispatchMessagere-reads in full for those./compactor/logoutso far" was computed from the loaded user messages. A window holding just a compaction would have matched it and regenerated the title, so it is now its own store query (hasOnlyMaintenanceUserMessages) that stops at the first other user message.runs_id_status_idxfrom perf(server): long threads stop costing a full-history read per command #31757, and the settled-subagent read namessubagents_settled_idx, so only open tasks read their payload.083adds two indexes: a partial index on fresh-context runs (a handful of rows) andprovider_turns(run_attempt_id), which the window needs to find a run's turns. The partial index guards the payload withjson_valid, like the other partial indexes on it, because legacy rows can hold unreadable JSON.Query results for threads without a compaction are unchanged apart from the settled-row filters' access path.
Scope and approval
This changes how an existing read reaches its data and narrows what a new prompt loads from a compacted thread. It adds no feature and no product default. One problem: the wait before a prompt starts in a long thread, the read side of #29468.
Stacked on #31757. It needs that PR's migrations
081/082and indexes, so the branch contains its commits until it merges. Review the last four non-merge commits (4dcd26f420,2d7f3dffc1,7836410431,79ed278fd1) on their own; the diff shrinks to them after #31757 lands.Evidence
Regression test.
ProjectionStore.test.tsgains one case: after a compaction it reads the recent runs, a live older run, an older fresh-context run and a named older run, drops the other old runs and their messages, reads in full before any compaction exists, and inserts a run with an unreadable payload to check the fresh-context index accepts it (that insert fails without thejson_validguard). It fails onmainbecause the filter does not exist.reconcileV2PreviewMigration.test.tspins the manifest, so it gains the new entry.Measured on a ZFS reflink copy of a real ~25 GB database (the live file was never opened for writing; one thread with 7,026 runs, 52,634 items, 4,254 context transfers and 388 provider threads; 80 compactions, the last one 46 runs before the newest; same machine, back to back). The thirteen record reads
dispatchMessagemakes, through the real store:Run, attempt and node reads look runs up by key (an earlier draft filtered the thread's run index and took about a second), and the turn-item read uses the run index (an earlier draft fell into the type-only form and took 7-15 s). Both are fixed here.
What this does not show.
083builds its indexes on first start, before the server accepts connections. I have not timed the build on the full database.dispatchMessagenames its continuation, delegated-completion and explicit steer or restart target runs; I checked its other uses of runs, messages, provider threads and transfers by reading the code, not by test.Verified with
vp run check:changed(format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests for the changed files), plus theProjectionStore,DelegatedCompletionDelivery, migration and manifest suites run in full.Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5 in T3 Code.
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