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fix(server): keep newer Claude wakes active during replay - #22998
A Claude wake can lose its active run while it is still working. An earlier wake leaves a result in the buffer, a success or an error. A queued prompt runs, and Claude opens a newer root system/init before the continuation attaches. Replay then settles the continuation with the older result, so delegation calls in the newer wake are refused with parent_not_active.
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During replay, a result before the last root system/init must not settle a successor that is still running. Keep the earlier wake's billed usage and error notices. Its text comes from its own assistant frames. Settle with the newer result when it arrives, including when the whole successor is already buffered. An earlier usage-limit error therefore becomes a notice, and the newer wake's result decides the run.
Keep the existing fallback to the last non-empty result when the latest buffered wake contains only empty zero-turn task-notification successes. A selected earlier result is billed once, at settlement. Earlier empty zero-turn task-notification successes are not billed, as on base. Live result handling, the settling result's text fallback and compaction keep their existing behavior.
Tests use the incident's init, assistant, result order and cover older success and error results, several older wakes, a fully buffered successor without an assistant frame, the last non-empty result fallback, lone buffered results, empty-wake billing, and a live empty success after a buffered rate-limit assistant error. Caller ownership checks are unchanged.
Scope and approval
Refs #16808. #16808 is not triaged, so this uses the obvious-bug exception: the fix changes only how the Claude adapter picks the replayed result, with no contract, setting or default change. No maintainer approval is claimed.
This fixes one buffered-result sequence that can cause the reported symptoms. It does not establish a fix for every case in #16808, or allow a native subagent that outlives its parent turn to create delegated work.
Against base 066c8fc0cd, with identical tests: all nine replay cases pass on head; four pass and five fail on base. The failures expose early settlement, missing successor output, a missing earlier error notice and omitted earlier usage. Existing quota and compaction tests, the lone-result cases, empty-wake billing and the live empty-success case pass on both.
The broader adapter, continuation-service and MCP run passes 432 of 434 tests on head. Base has 427 passed and seven failed: the five replay regressions and the same two fixture failures. On Windows, the two failures (reports distinct child results and reports identical child results) also fail on base: the fixture reader converts a file URL to an invalid path for codex_transcript.ndjson.
Server typecheck, changed-file lint (one existing unused-layer warning), both knip checks, format checks and diff checks pass. The branch merges cleanly with current main.
An open-PR search for wake, num_turns, continuation, 16808, replay and usage limit found no matching per-result replay fix among the returned results; some searches were capped at 100 results. A live Claude timing reproduction was not run.
Created with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex running in T3 Code
Verified with Claude Sonnet 5.5 in Claude Code running in T3 Code.
An older buffered result can otherwise settle a continuation whose newer
wake is still running. Let the last root init own replay settlement.
Keep earlier billed usage and error notices once, while leaving text to
the assistant frames of each wake. Empty zero-turn task successes retain
base billing, and the settling result keeps the existing text fallback.
Cover the incident frame order, queued prompt, several wakes, buffered
successors, empty-result fallback, lone results and live empty success.
Refs pingdotgg#16808.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This is a focused Claude replay fix with tests covering buffered wake ordering, failure notices, settlement, and usage aggregation. Because it changes production terminal behavior and token metering, the change warrants human review.
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Claude wake replay now selects a result relative to the latest turn start. Earlier results contribute usage and ledger growth, and provider failures produce system notices. Tests cover replay outcomes and partial usage for interrupted turns.
Changes: Claude wake replay
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Summary
Earlier result accounting apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/provider/TurnTokenUsage.test.ts
The adapter accumulates usage and ledger growth from earlier segments, skips empty task-notification successes, and emits notices for derived provider failures. The token-usage test checks partial usage when an interrupted turn has no final result.
Buffered result selection apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts
Replay selects a result after the latest turn start and records preceding results as earlier wake results. Tests cover successor output, approvals, interruption, notices, and usage.
pingdotgg/t3code#30114: Both changes handle empty task-notification results during Claude wake replay and retain the latest non-empty result as a fallback.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 83c33
The fix keeps newer Claude wakes active during replay, but two replay-accounting problems remain. A rate-limit state from an earlier wake can make a later unrelated failure look like a usage limit with a stale reset time. Sign-in guidance can also be missing from notices for earlier wakes. Resolve the rate-limit scoping before merge; the notice issue is a small follow-up.
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#23553 lets a native background subagent that outlives its root turn call delegate_task, by attaching the delegation to the latest settled run while that subagent is still pending. This PR covers a different trigger of the same parent_not_active symptom: a Claude wake whose continuation run is settled too early by an older buffered result (an earlier wake leaves its result in the buffer, a queued prompt runs, and Claude opens a newer root system/init before the continuation attaches). There the caller is the root agent in the newer wake, and no native subagent has to be pending, so the admission change in #23553 does not apply.
The two changes do not share files: #23553 changes the MCP service, the orchestrator and the shared pending-work helper, and this PR changes only replay settlement in ClaudeAdapterV2. They can land in either order.
Since #23553 will close #16808, I can open a separate issue for this wake-replay sequence, with the frame order from the incident, and point this PR at it. Let me know if that helps triage.
merged current main into the original branch without rebasing. resolved the token-usage conflict using main's aggregation and validation, which already retain earlier usage when the successor stops without a result. preserved the replay settlement guard, earlier error notices, approval ownership, and empty-success fallback. the pr now changes three files (385 additions, 28 deletions).
verified on 49a52cf6d5a7d4d9ce9475dc651e8fa1f5ff320a through blacksmith:
312 focused adapter, billing, and continuation-service tests pass.
vp run check:changed passes format, lint, both knip checks, graphql generation, affected typechecks, and 302 tests.
the four replay scenarios fail with main's adapter and pass with this pr's adapter.
two independent read-only reviews approve this exact head without findings.
unverified: live claude cli timing and the browser/client path. the replay checks use deterministic sdk frames. no client rendering code changed. the terminal behavior and billing change still need maria's review.
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- Around line 10639-10651: Track wake ownership when results are added to the
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Supported by static analysis
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Associate buffered results with their wake before selecting settlement.
An older result can arrive after a newer root system/init on the same accepted querySession. Continuations reuse the existing query, and querySession.messages passes frames to the adapter in stream order. Query replacement rejects a different query, but it does not enforce result-before-next-init within the current query.
When replay drains a buffer containing that sequence, replayResultIndex searches the full buffer. The older result can therefore settle the newer wake, while the newer result is removed without handling. Track wake ownership when buffering, then select only the latest wake's result. Preserve earlier non-empty results through recordEarlierWakeResult for usage and failure notices.
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around lines 10639 - 10651:
Track wake ownership when results are added to the replay buffer, then update
the selection around isClaudeTurnStartMessage and replayResultIndex to consider
only results belonging to the latest wake. Keep earlier non-empty results
available to recordEarlierWakeResult for usage and failure notices.
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…lled
Main now subtracts the root usage from the process-wide model ledger to report other usage. A replayed earlier wake adds its root usage to the successor turn, so it must add its ledger growth too. This replay case gives every result a running ledger total and expects other usage of 10/12; it fails without that ledger line.
This replaces my earlier comment. The branch now has current main (9771c5fd2d) merged in with a merge commit (no rebase) and two commits on top. The PR still changes only the same three files (570 additions, 26 deletions against main).
Merge. Conflicts were only in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts and its test. Where main changed the code for other reasons (steering cut-off handling, steersClosed, rootModels, the per-model ledger), I kept main and applied this PR's change on top. The replay settlement guard, earlier error notices, approval ownership and the empty-success fallback are unchanged. The replay table now provides NodeCrypto.layer and expects models: ["claude-sonnet-4-6"], as main's wake tests do.
Ledger. Since the last merge, main reports other usage as the growth of the process-wide model ledger minus the root usage. This PR bills an earlier wake's root usage in the successor turn, so that wake's result must also add its ledger growth. One statement in recordEarlierWakeResult does that, the same way main does it for steered segments, and main's steeredLedgerUsage is now earlierLedgerUsage. Two replay rows test it. With running ledger totals on every result, the successor reports otherUsage of 10/12; without that statement the row fails on otherUsage only. When an earlier result has no ledger total, its growth is unknown and no otherUsage is reported, which is main's rule for steered segments. If unknown growth is treated as zero instead, that row fails with 19/19.
CodeRabbit, earlier wake's sign-in failure: fixed. An earlier wake's failure notice said "Claude gave up after repeated API errors." where a live result gives sign-in advice. The notice now gets the same hint as a live result: the result text for a 403, and sign-in advice only when that same wake reported authentication_failed. Always passing the turn's sign-in message, as suggested, would also label a later wake that was not signed out. One replay row with three earlier wakes (signed out, plain API error, 403) checks each notice. It fails without the fix, with the always-on hint, and without the 403 rule.
CodeRabbit, rate-limit state of an earlier wake: real, but not from this PR. I ran the scenario as a test with this PR's adapter and with main's. An earlier wake's blocked rate_limit_event (or its authentication_failed frame) is followed by a newer wake that fails with a plain API error. When both wakes are buffered, main also labels the newer failure usage_limit with the earlier reset time (or gives sign-in advice). The cause is that the drain loop replays every buffered frame into one turn context. With this PR the same happens when the newer wake arrives live, because the run is no longer settled early by the earlier result. A fix changes main's buffered path and needs a choice about limits that still hold (the CLI does not resend an unchanged rate_limit_event), so it belongs in its own PR. This PR does not include it.
Sweep. I checked each piece of turn state that an earlier wake can set and that the newer wake's settlement reads. That covers sign-in, rate limits, retries, compaction, usage, models, result text, subagents, tool calls, steering and approvals. The earlier-wake failure notice was the only one that this PR handled wrongly, and it is fixed above. The sign-in and rate-limit carry-over (tested), and the result-text fallback (by reading), come from main's replay path.
Verified locally on Windows:
The four original replay scenarios fail with main's adapter (wrong terminal count at attach, or lost earlier usage: 1/1 instead of 11/21, 100/200 instead of 110/220) and pass with this PR's adapter.
Each new row fails under the mutation named above and passes without it.
ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts: 408 passed, 1 failed. The failure is a Windows path assertion in the native fork test, which also fails with main's adapter.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, both knip checks, graphql and typecheck pass; tests 428 passed, 1 failed (the same Windows path test).
Not verified: CI on this head, live Claude CLI timing, and the client path. The rate-limit and sign-in carry-over into a newer wake is not fixed here, as explained above.
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- Line 9072: Update the providerFailureFromResult call in
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earlier wake’s failure hint, so an API-error result without a listed error
retains the sign-in guidance from an authentication_failed assistant frame.
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recordEarlierWakeResult so rejectedRateLimitTypes and rateLimitResetTimes
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Scope rate-limit state to the wake that reports it.
During replay, an earlier wake's blocked rate_limit_event sets context.rejectedRateLimitTypes and context.rateLimitResetTimes. Nothing clears them at the newer wake's init. The newer wake's terminal failure can then pass the usageLimited check (lines 11129-11138) and take the stale reset time from rateLimitResetTimes (line 11171). Recovery eligibility depends on lastErrorClass === "usage_limit" and usageLimitResetAt (UsageLimitRecoveryWorker.ts, lines 23-29), so a stale classification can start the wrong recovery path.
A correction must still keep limit state that the newer wake needs. The CLI throttles unchanged rate_limit_event frames (line 4363). A blanket reset at init can therefore drop a limit that remains in effect. The inspected code does not establish which limit state applies to the newer wake, so this review does not propose a patch.
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Update replay handling in the branch that calls recordEarlierWakeResult so rejectedRateLimitTypes and rateLimitResetTimes reflect only limits applicable to the newer wake. Establish how the newer wake’s applicable limit state is determined, including throttled unchanged rate_limit_event frames, before changing state; do not clear it unconditionally at init or reuse an earlier wake’s stale classification or reset time.
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…n-in advice
A replayed earlier wake's failure notice now gets the same hint as a live result: the result text for a 403, and sign-in advice only when that wake itself reported authentication_failed. Before, it said that Claude gave up after repeated API errors.
Tests: a replay row with three earlier wakes (signed out, plain API error, 403) checks each notice, and a replay row checks that an earlier result without a ledger total leaves other usage unknown.
Reproduced with real Claude Haiku 5.5 in the web app: launch background sleep 30/33/36 commands producing ALPHA/BRAVO/CHARLIE; acknowledge ALPHA/BRAVO; on CHARLIE call orchestrator_capabilities, then delegate a Haiku child that replies CHILD READY. Both sides use identical synthetic untracked text files (542.54 MiB) to force delayed attachment. Linux, Chromium 151, 1440×900, light theme.
Base attached after CHARLIE's init, then settled six milliseconds later using BRAVO's older result; CHARLIE's delegation failed with parent_not_active. Head attached after the same buffered sequence, remained active until CHARLIE's own result, and completed its child delegation. Head also retained all three wakes' billed output usage: 803 = 9 + 9 + 785 tokens; base omitted ALPHA's earlier 9 tokens.
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Problem
A Claude wake can lose its active run while it is still working. An earlier wake leaves a result in the buffer, a success or an error. A queued prompt runs, and Claude opens a newer root
system/initbefore the continuation attaches. Replay then settles the continuation with the older result, so delegation calls in the newer wake are refused withparent_not_active.Change
During replay, a result before the last root
system/initmust not settle a successor that is still running. Keep the earlier wake's billed usage and error notices. Its text comes from its own assistant frames. Settle with the newer result when it arrives, including when the whole successor is already buffered. An earlier usage-limit error therefore becomes a notice, and the newer wake's result decides the run.Keep the existing fallback to the last non-empty result when the latest buffered wake contains only empty zero-turn task-notification successes. A selected earlier result is billed once, at settlement. Earlier empty zero-turn task-notification successes are not billed, as on base. Live result handling, the settling result's text fallback and compaction keep their existing behavior.
Tests use the incident's
init, assistant, result order and cover older success and error results, several older wakes, a fully buffered successor without an assistant frame, the last non-empty result fallback, lone buffered results, empty-wake billing, and a live empty success after a buffered rate-limit assistant error. Caller ownership checks are unchanged.Scope and approval
Refs #16808. #16808 is not triaged, so this uses the obvious-bug exception: the fix changes only how the Claude adapter picks the replayed result, with no contract, setting or default change. No maintainer approval is claimed.
This fixes one buffered-result sequence that can cause the reported symptoms. It does not establish a fix for every case in #16808, or allow a native subagent that outlives its parent turn to create delegated work.
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Verification
Against base
066c8fc0cd, with identical tests: all nine replay cases pass on head; four pass and five fail on base. The failures expose early settlement, missing successor output, a missing earlier error notice and omitted earlier usage. Existing quota and compaction tests, the lone-result cases, empty-wake billing and the live empty-success case pass on both.The broader adapter, continuation-service and MCP run passes 432 of 434 tests on head. Base has 427 passed and seven failed: the five replay regressions and the same two fixture failures. On Windows, the two failures (
reports distinct child resultsandreports identical child results) also fail on base: the fixture reader converts a file URL to an invalid path forcodex_transcript.ndjson.Server typecheck, changed-file lint (one existing unused-layer warning), both knip checks, format checks and diff checks pass. The branch merges cleanly with current main.
An open-PR search for
wake,num_turns,continuation,16808,replayandusage limitfound no matching per-result replay fix among the returned results; some searches were capped at 100 results. A live Claude timing reproduction was not run.Created with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex running in T3 Code
Verified with Claude Sonnet 5.5 in Claude Code running in T3 Code.