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Summary

• Cuts the orchestrator's fixed per-turn prefix from 89,615 B to 66,539 B (−25.8%, ~5,800 tokens) — 54 tools → 28 — by packing idle tool families behind use_skill, merging load_skill/use_skill into one tool, and collapsing goals_* into one op-dispatched tool. No capability removed; every withheld tool is still reachable and now disclosed in the prompt with its route.
• Fixes a session-resume defect that silently truncated conversations. A resumed transcript was spliced into one request and dropped, so the next turn answered a 10-message thread from 4, and the transcript written afterwards held only the new turn — which the next resume then read back. Every restart truncated the thread further.
• Fixes packed delegates being unreachable (pre-existing, found while packing): use_skill was bound only to the agent's durable tool Arc, and no delegate_* tool lives there. All seven already-packed delegates were withheld from the wire and unreachable through the route meant to replace them.
• Makes the advertised tool block byte-stable. The Composio toolkit enum carried the backend's response order into a schema that sits in front of the system prompt in every provider's cached prefix.
• Ports the git-config hardening git_operations provided into shell, now that git_operations is packed.
• Adds multi-turn capture + prefix-audit tooling, because none of the above was visible from a single-turn capture.

Problem

target/debug-logs/first-inference-request.json is a real first-turn request captured from the desktop app. Measured:

Part	Bytes	~tokens
system prompt	37,497	~9,400
tools (54 tools)	52,118	~13,000
fixed prefix, before the user has typed anything	89,615	~22,400

Three concentrations accounted for most of it: 17 of 54 tools carried a byte-identical 9-field delegation envelope (20,469 B, 39% of the tool payload); load_skill and use_skill each embedded the same pack index verbatim; and the delegation prose was 42% of the system prompt, including a hardcoded routing table that nothing kept in step with the live tool set.

Two starting assumptions were wrong and are worth recording:

• Tool schemas are not sent after the user's messages. The request has a top-level tools array alongside messages (native function calling). The # Tools-after-# Messages layout in the rendered .md is a property of that document, not the wire.
• continue_subagent is not a duplicate of the delegate_* tools. It resumes an existing awaiting_user worker by task_id; the delegates spawn new ones. It is deliberately never packed — a hidden continue_subagent is the known infinite-re-delegation bug (Agent cannot complete MCP server installation via chat — setup agent loops without finishing #4291). The real duplication was the envelope, not the tools.

The cache half

A separate question — does anything here break the prompt cache? — turned out to have a real answer, but not where it was expected.

The tool block is part of the cacheable prefix and it comes first: every prefix cache in production renders the tool catalogue ahead of the conversation (OpenAI's automatic cache, Anthropic's cache_control → tools → system → messages, DeepSeek's context cache, any vLLM/SGLang radix cache). core_turn.rs carried a comment asserting the opposite — that the tools field "is not part of the KV-cache prefix" — and used it to justify rebuilding the tool surface mid-session. The rebuild is still correct (a tool surface that lies about what the model can call is worse than a cold prefill), but the comment licensed churn it should not have.

Driving real multi-turn sessions through a capture proxy then surfaced two genuine defects, both observed on the wire rather than reasoned about:

1. Session resume threw the conversation away. The replayed prefix reached one request and was take()n. Everything downstream reads Agent::history, so the next turn went out without it (10 messages → 4), and persistence — which serializes history — wrote a transcript holding only the new turn. latest_for_agent hands that file to the next resume. Measured across two core restarts: 10 → 4.
2. The Composio toolkit enum was ordered by the backend's response. connected_set_hash already sorts before hashing, so the rest of the pipeline treats order as meaningless — while the advertised schema baked it in, one layer down, in front of the frozen system prompt.

Solution

Tool surface

• load_skill + use_skill merged into one use_skill: required skill, optional tool, optional args. Absent tool discloses the pack (ReadOnly); present tool dispatches. The proxy still forwards the inner tool's permission_level_with_args / external_effect_with_args / timeout_policy, so a packed crypto write is not laundered into a read, and the pack-membership check still prevents reaching a crypto tool through the workflows pack.
• goals_list/add/edit/delete → one goals tool with an op enum, following the todo precedent. Permission is per op (list is ReadOnly, the mutations are Write) — a flat Write would put an approval prompt in front of reading the list. An Action<'a> enum lets argument validation finish before the memory driver is resolved, so a malformed call reports its missing argument rather than a driver error.
• New packs (files, storage, scheduling, profile, media, tasks) and additions to existing ones. Each carries an owners list, so the specialist whose whole belt is the pack keeps it advertised.
• PackRegistryHandle now holds two registries (durable + synthesised) with bind_synthesized_pack_registry called at build and after every refresh_delegation_tools. This is the reachability fix; a Weak into the replaced allocation stopped upgrading after a Composio reconcile.
• The hardcoded routing table left prompt.md; withheld specialists are rendered from the live registry with their use_skill route, so disclosure survives packing and cannot drift.

Cache

• A resumed prefix is absorbed into Agent::history rather than spliced into one request, so the request, the following turn and the durable record cannot disagree. Wire bytes for that request are unchanged — the entries are already provider-shaped and Chat renders verbatim. Chat rather than the structured variants is deliberate: these have already been through bound_cached_transcript_messages, which snaps past an orphaned lead and strips a trailing unpaired opener, so re-deriving the pairing would only add a second chance to get it wrong.
• The toolkit enum is sorted by slug, after the dedup loop so "first arrival keeps the slug" is unchanged.
• The wrong comment in core_turn.rs is corrected with the rule that actually follows: rebuild only on a real capability change, be byte-stable otherwise.

Shell git hardening

git_operations is now packed, so the denylist half of its policy is ported to shell via GIT_CONFIG_PARAMETERS — git's own -c propagation mechanism, at -c precedence, above the repository config an agent-writable workspace lets an attacker author. The list lives beside the rest of the policy so the two cannot drift.

Three exclusions are deliberate and each is pinned by a test: core.sshCommand= (an empty value is a command git executes — it would break every fetch/push), diff.external (unsuppressable by value; the fix is an argv change this path cannot make), and core.hooksPath (owned by the attribution shim, which deliberately delegates onward to the repository's hook). This narrows the surface; it does not close it the way git_operations does — porting the fail-closed allowlist would cost a git config round trip per shell command and refuse to run in an ordinary LFS checkout.

Impact

• Desktop/CLI runtime. ~5,800 fewer prompt tokens per turn on the orchestrator.
• One-time cold prefill on upgrade for users with 2+ integrations connected: the toolkit enum's order changes once.
• A packed tool costs one use_skill round trip on first use. Deliberately left advertised: analyze_image was moved to a pack, but schedule_task stays (it is a worked example in prompts/STYLE.md) — packing is a latency tradeoff, not a free win.
• No new external network dependencies. No migration.

Verification

Beyond unit tests, this was measured against the real wire. CAPTURE_ALL=1 node scripts/debug/capture-first-inference.mjs records a whole session; scripts/debug/run-multi-turn-capture.mjs drives a multi-turn thread through the production RPC (openhuman.channel_web_chat); scripts/debug/audit-inference-prefix.mjs reports the first prefix divergence and attributes it.

Seven requests across two full core restarts, message counts 2 → 4 → 6 → 8 → 10 → 12 → 14, 0 prefix breaks. Before the fix the same scenario collapsed to 4 on the second post-restart turn.

Every new guard was mutation-checked — the code was broken, the test watched go red, then restored. an_unchanged_integration_set_leaves_the_tool_block_byte_stable failed on first write; that is how the enum-ordering bug was found.

Submission Checklist

• Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case)
• Diff coverage ≥ 80% — every changed behaviour carries a test; see the guard list below
• N/A: no feature rows added, removed or renamed — coverage matrix unchanged
• N/A: no matrix rows affected — no feature IDs to list under ## Related
• No new external network dependencies introduced
• N/A: no release-cut surface changed — manual smoke checklist unchanged
• N/A: no tracking issue to close — see ## Related for the issues this touches

New guards:

Test	Pins
appending_a_turn_never_rewrites_an_earlier_message	history serialization is append-only, swept over every split point
completing_an_aborted_tool_cycle_only_appends	a withheld unpaired opener reappears after what was already sent
serializing_the_same_history_twice_is_byte_identical	nothing ambient (timestamp, iteration, map order) folds into the wire
an_unchanged_integration_set_leaves_the_tool_block_byte_stable	a no-op reconcile and a reordered backend response both leave the tool block unchanged
a_resumed_transcript_prefix_is_absorbed_into_history	both halves of the resume defect
a_packed_delegate_in_the_synthesised_set_is_reachable	the reachability fix
rebinding_the_synthesised_set_repoints_the_handle	the Weak survives a Composio reconcile
naming_no_tool_is_read_only_even_when_the_pack_is_dangerous	disclosure is not laundered into a write
permission_is_per_op_and_unknown_ops_report_the_ceiling	goals permission is per op
the_rendered_prompt_never_names_a_withheld_tool	the prompt cannot drift from the advertised set
a_repository_fsmonitor_does_not_run_under_the_shell_git_environment	the shell hardening actually takes effect (baseline proves the fixture runs unhardened first)
the_shell_subset_keeps_its_documented_exclusions	the three deliberate gaps stay deliberate

Related

• Closes:
• Touches: Agent cannot complete MCP server installation via chat — setup agent loops without finishing #4291 (why continue_subagent is never packed), Memory leak: 24 stale tool instances not freed when tools Arc is shared across turns #6145 (the two-Arc split this fix depends on), Improve agent harness with LangGraph-style state machine or Polaris-like architecture #4249 (the prompt-cache segment middleware this complements)
• Commit history is intentionally unsquashed (auto-commit checkpoints included). One checkpoint, c582404b2, carries a garbage subject ("chore: I don't see an actual diff…") — the auto-commit hook's summariser misfired on an empty diff. It is left as-is rather than rewritten.
• Follow-up PR(s)/TODOs:
  • Real bundled SKILL.md packs — discovery has no first-party bundled-resource mechanism today, so presentation/settings/cron ship as toolpacks rather than skills.
  • Per-tool ToolExposure + tool_search — the seam exists but is shadow-only (OpenHumanToolExposureShadowMiddleware logs divergence without mutating ModelRequest::tools).
  • Prompt-size measurement + ratchet — render_via_session still dumps all_tool_refs() rather than the advertised set, so SUMMARY.txt overstates every agent. Without it nothing stops the prefix growing back.
  • The 9-field delegate envelope (~4,500 B) is untouched: orchestrator/agent.toml records a prior decision that its fields shape handoff quality and changing them needs an eval, not a token argument.

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• Branch: prompt-capture-live
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Validation Run

• Focused tests: tools::toolpacks, memory::tools::goals, agent::registry::agents::orchestrator, agent::dispatcher, agent::harness::session, tools::orchestrator_tools, git_operations
• Rust fmt/check: cargo fmt --check clean; cargo check clean under the product feature set
• N/A: no app/ changes — pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check not applicable
• N/A: no TypeScript changes — pnpm typecheck not applicable (the three new scripts/debug/*.mjs are plain Node, node --check clean)
• N/A: no app/src-tauri changes — Tauri fmt/check not applicable

Validation Blocked

• command: cargo test --lib under this session's shell
• error: 5 git_operations tests fail with "refusing to run git … its repository config sets core.hookspath"
• impact: None — environmental, not a code defect. The harness exports GIT_CONFIG_PARAMETERS=core.hooksPath=… into the test process, which git_operations correctly fails closed on. With that variable cleared the same 45 tests pass. (Fittingly, this is the exact mechanism the shell hardening in this PR uses.)

Behavior Changes

• Intended behavior change: 26 tools move off the advertised surface and are reached through use_skill; a resumed conversation is no longer truncated; the toolkit enum is sorted.
• User-visible effect: lower latency and cost per turn; conversations survive app restarts intact (they previously lost everything before the restart on the second turn back); one cold prefill on first turn after upgrade for multi-integration users.

Parity Contract

• Legacy behavior preserved: wire bytes for a resumed turn's first request are unchanged; use_skill forwards permission, external-effect and timeout policy from the inner tool; the dedup "first arrival keeps the slug" rule is unchanged by the sort; to_provider_messages output for non-resumed sessions is unchanged.
• Guard/fallback/dispatch parity checks: channel_ceiling_does_not_inherit_orchestrator_role_visibility was rewritten to assert that packing a tool from the parent does not strip it from the sub-agent ceiling — the ceiling is built from full tool_specs against a policy session with an empty visible set, so code_executor still inherits file_write.

Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling

• Duplicate PR(s): none
• Canonical PR: this one

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Consolidated goal management into one goals tool for listing, adding, editing, and deleting.
  • Unified skill discovery and execution through use_skill, with session-aware visibility and specialist routing.
  • Library-based harnesses can use supplied provider credentials without an app login when appropriate.
  • Resumed conversations now preserve prior messages across turns and transcript persistence.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved tool availability after session refreshes and stabilized tool ordering for cache reuse.
  • Hardened shell Git operations against unsafe repository configuration.
  • Added safeguards for remote or plaintext inference capture forwarding.

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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/builder/mod.rs`:
- Around line 119-126: The visible_tool_specs_for_policy flow must keep
USE_SKILL available for read-only listing requests even when packed tools
require dangerous permissions, while still enforcing authorization for
named-tool execution. Separate listing visibility from tool_policy.is_allowed
and scope_use_skill_spec so the proxy remains visible for enumeration, then add
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src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/builder/setters_more.rs (1)

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Add a full-path tool_policy regression test.

AgentBuilder forwards the policy through the session turn to ToolPolicyMiddleware before Tool::execute_with_options. Add a turn_tests.rs case that configures .tool_policy(...), denies a named tool, and asserts that its executor is not called.

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- 44, Add a regression test in turn_tests.rs covering the full AgentBuilder
session-turn path: configure .tool_policy(...) to deny a named tool, invoke the
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Isolate the synthesized-pack binding for delegated execution.

Delegated execution reuses the parent’s durable use_skill handle. That handle searches the parent’s durable registry and synthesized delegate registry, while child filtering removes only advertised tool names. A child that can call use_skill can therefore invoke parent-only delegate_* tools outside its allowlist. Bind a child-scoped pack handle to permitted registries or enforce the child policy inside UseSkillTool.

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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/turn/tools.rs` around lines 637 - 640,
Isolate synthesized-pack binding during delegated execution so the child cannot
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[tinysweeper]

Restore explicit mention of git_operations tool for repository state reads

The replacement line instructs the agent to "inspect with shell (cat, rg, ls, git status)" but removes the succinct, dedicated git_operations tool that was previously listed. Telling the agent to run git status through shell may produce plaintext output that the agent must then re-parse, whereas the dedicated tool likely provides structured, machine-readable results. The removed git_operations reference should be kept as a preferred alternative.

Suggested change

	| Repository work | inspect with `shell` (`cat`, `rg`, `ls`, `git status`) → `apply_patch` to change an existing file → `shell` again for the smallest relevant check | independent review, long-running or parallel investigation, a separate coding context → `run_code` |
	| Repository work | inspect → `git_operations` (repo state)/`apply_patch` (existing files)/`file_write` (new) → `shell` for the smallest relevant check | independent review, long-running or parallel investigation, a separate coding context → `run_code` |

[RULE] removed-tool-reference ·

[tinysweeper]

Retain the storage_* tools row and the save_preference reconcile note

The diff deletes the entire table row for storage_* tools and the separate line explaining that save_preference needs no reconcile. These were actionable instructions that now have no replacement. The agent may now be unaware that file/artifact operations should use storage_* tools, or that save_preference does not require an update_memory_md call.

[RULE] removed-behavior ·

[tinysweeper]

Fix sentence-boundary detection for single-letter abbreviations

The abbreviation check sees whether the character immediately before idx is a period. For a single‑letter abbreviation followed by '. ' (e.g. e.g. at index 3), text[..idx] ends with e.g and text[..idx].ends_with('.') is false. The test then falls through to starts_new and may cut the sentence too early or too late depending on the following character. Worse, if the preceding character is itself a lowercase letter that looks like the start of a new sentence, the routine could split inside a parenthetical containing a path like e.g. or i.e. . A safer approach is to check the two characters immediately before idx: if they are '.' and an uppercase letter the split is real; if they are a lowercase letter followed by '. ' the period is an abbreviation.

[RULE] incorrect-logic ·

[tinysweeper]

Change the guard to match the intended constant

The middleware previously keyed its listing-render on LOAD_SKILL, and everything else required by the tool's lifecycle (permission gating, approval) operated on USE_SKILL. By changing this guard to USE_SKILL, the disclosure half (listing) now runs on the wrong constant: the session-level and policy gates applied earlier in this function still check LOAD_SKILL (unchanged in the surrounding code), meaning a load_skill call will skip both the listing and the gates, while a use_skill call will trigger the listing but hit no gates. This breaks the invariant that the listing must agree with the session's permission state. Either restore LOAD_SKILL here, or change all the gates on this tool to match.

[RULE] wrong-constant ·