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perf(acp): long ACP threads reopen without per-chunk history copies - #23724
When an ACP thread is reopened or resumed, the agent replays its history through session/load, one session/update chunk at a time. Each replayed chunk copied the adapter's whole message Map and scanned the order array with includes. The work per chunk grows with the number of messages already loaded, so total replay work grows with the square of the history length. Live turns did the same copy once per completed message in rememberSnapshotMessage.
On main, reopening a 5,000-message OpenCode thread writes about 12.5 million Map entries.
Change
packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts:
appendLoadedHistory and rememberSnapshotMessage now update the snapshot's messages Map and order array in place. They check membership with messages.has (or the get they already do) instead of order.includes. order and messages are always written together, so the two checks agree.
The snapshot state belongs to one adapter session. Session resume, snapshot load, runtime restart and rollback replace it with a fresh Map and array. The only reader, readThreadSnapshot, copies the messages into a new array. The copy now happens right after Ref.get, before the next yield*, so a read still returns the state as of that moment and later chunks cannot change it.
Message objects are still replaced on each chunk, never mutated, so arrays returned by earlier reads keep their old values.
There is no change to message ids, order, text or timestamps.
Scope and approval
This is a small, focused performance fix in one adapter path, with no setting, protocol or UI change. No issue was filed. I searched open and closed PRs for this fix and found none.
Verification
To see it on Linux:
Run the server with a preload that counts Map.set calls storing a conversation message, and add the real opencode acp as a Local ACP provider.
Import a long OpenCode session (Settings › Providers › Native sessions).
Open it, send one message and read the count.
Reopening or importing a long thread no longer copies history per chunk. At 5,000 messages, main writes about 12.5 million message Map entries on each load and this branch writes 5,000.
Output is unchanged. "replays history in order, with stable earlier snapshots" in AcpAdapterV2.test.ts passes on e3bc256 (105 tests) and fails with a local mutant that updates the previous message object in place.
Server-only: users see the same history after less replay work, so there are no UI screenshots.
Method, counts, mutant diff, provider log, the head before the merge, and prior PRs
I ran the same steps on mainbfec275 first, then on e3bc256 (head c297754 with main7462f23 merged). The commit I ran has the same tree as e3bc256; only its merge message differs. Each run used a test server named "Test machine" with the real opencode acp 1.19.5 as a local ACP provider, a local scripted model and no account. OpenCode held synthetic sessions of 500, 2,000 and 5,000 one-chunk messages. In T3's Browser panel I imported each one (Settings › Providers › Native sessions), which calls session/load once, then opened it, typed one message and pressed Enter, which calls it again. A preload counted Map.set calls storing a conversation message in the server, copies included.
$ grep -h -E "^after (import|reopen turn) [0-9]+ \([A-D]\)" counter-ready.log | grep -v ": 0$" | sed -E "s/ \[server pid [0-9]+, main thread\]: conversation-message Map.set calls since last read:/:/"
after import 500 (B): 500
after import 2000 (B): 2000
after import 5000 (B): 5000
after reopen turn 500 (B): 502
after reopen turn 2000 (B): 2002
after reopen turn 5000 (B): 5002
All six follow-up session/prompt calls completed successfully on both revisions.
The mutant's failure diff (excerpt):
- "user:next",
+ "user:next one",
T3's provider log of OpenCode's session/load for the 5,000-message threads (import, then reopen; one run each, no timing claim):
$ for f in native-main-5000.txt native-ready-5000.txt; do echo "$f"; grep -E "\"method\":\"session/(load|close|prompt)\"" "$f" | sed -E "s/^\[([^]]*)\].*\"method\":\"([^\"]*)\",\"status\":\"([^\"]*)\".*/ \1 \2 \3/"; done
native-main-5000.txt
2026-11-12T07:36:02.748Z session/load started
2026-11-12T07:36:05.387Z session/load succeeded
2026-11-12T07:36:05.389Z session/close started
2026-11-12T07:36:05.451Z session/close succeeded
2026-11-12T07:43:37.945Z session/load started
2026-11-12T07:43:41.341Z session/load succeeded
2026-11-12T07:43:41.463Z session/prompt started
2026-11-12T07:43:42.300Z session/prompt succeeded
native-ready-5000.txt
2026-11-12T07:46:34.878Z session/load started
2026-11-12T07:46:36.305Z session/load succeeded
2026-11-12T07:46:36.307Z session/close started
2026-11-12T07:46:36.313Z session/close succeeded
2026-11-12T07:48:20.084Z session/load started
2026-11-12T07:48:22.177Z session/load succeeded
2026-11-12T07:48:22.285Z session/prompt started
2026-11-12T07:48:23.028Z session/prompt succeeded
The same steps on head c297754 before the merge (its import does not call session/load, so only the reopen counts):
$ grep -h -E "^after (import|reopen turn) [0-9]+ \([A-D]\)" counter-maint.log | grep -v ": 0$" | sed -E "s/ \[server pid [0-9]+, main thread\]: conversation-message Map.set calls since last read:/:/"
after reopen turn 500 (C): 502
after reopen turn 2000 (C): 2002
after reopen turn 5000 (C): 5002
Prior PRs: #21992 by Julius Marminge made appendLoadedHistory untraced to avoid a span per chunk. This PR keeps that and removes the remaining per-chunk copy. #21971 by Julius Marminge works on history hydration through the same snapshot but does not change these lines. #22155 by Victor Vogel added reasoningIds to the same replayed-chunk update and to readThreadSnapshot; the merge keeps both.
Not checked: an agent that replays many chunks per message, history with thought chunks (these sessions have none), a real thread past 5,000 messages, and other hosts.
session/load replays history one chunk at a time. Each chunk copied the
whole message Map and scanned the order array, so replay cost grew with
the square of the history length. Update the adapter-owned Map and array
in place, test membership with the Map, and copy messages out before
readThreadSnapshot yields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The replay test now also streams 500 one-chunk messages and counts
Map.prototype.set calls. Base copies the whole history Map per chunk
and makes about 126,000 writes; this branch makes one per chunk. The
snapshot state comment now names every writer, not only replay.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The ACP adapter now updates snapshot message collections in place and builds the ordered message list before returning a snapshot. A replay test checks message order and confirms that later updates do not change an earlier snapshot.
Snapshot update and history-loading paths update the existing order array and messages map. History loading returns the existing snapshot state.
Snapshot reads and replay validation packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AcpAdapterV2.test.ts
Snapshot reads build the ordered message list before returning it. The replay test checks interleaved message ordering and verifies that an earlier snapshot remains unchanged.
The change makes reopening long ACP threads faster without changing message content or order. The test suite no longer detects a regression back to per-chunk copying, which is a small follow-up risk and not a merge blocker.
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The title uses the conventional commit form and names the main change: long ACP threads reopen without per-chunk history copies. The raw summary confirms the adapter now updates the snapshot Map and order array in place instead of copying them per chunk. The title is specific and matches the changeset.
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The description follows the template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. The Problem section explains the quadratic replay cost with a concrete reproduction. The Change section lists the in-place updates and the snapshot read ordering. The Scope section explains why no issue was filed and links related PRs. The Verification section gives the focused test result, repro steps, before/after Map.set counts, a mutant check, and untested areas. It also states that no UI screenshots apply, which fits the server-only change. The template's commit-title guidance is followed by the title. The Scope section names no issue link, but it gives a reason for omitting one, as the template allows.
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Merged current main into this branch in acc79aa to clear the conflict. Only the test file's imports conflicted. adapter.ts merged cleanly, and the in-place snapshot update now runs on main's newer appendLoadedHistory, including its replace mode and the thought role. Main does not cover any part of this change, so nothing was dropped.
After the merge, the replay test still fails with main's adapter.ts (127,250 Map writes for 500 chunks) and passes with this branch's. AcpAdapterV2.test.ts passes 101 of 101.
I also timed a full reopen end to end. The repo's mock ACP agent runs as a subprocess and replays a long history over stdio on session/load, and readThreadSnapshot reads the result. Median of 5 reopens, same machine and harness:
Messages x chunks
main
this branch
2,000 x 1
261 ms
61 ms
5,000 x 1
1,525 ms
146 ms
1,000 x 30
2,540 ms
811 ms
This still isn't a real provider; I have no credentials for a long real thread.
2715-2729: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
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Scope the Map.prototype.set spy to the adapter replay only.
The spy counts every Map.prototype.set call in the process during the replay. That includes Map writes in the Effect runtime, the mock runtime, and the ID allocator. The assertion mapWrites < longHistory * 2 can therefore fail from unrelated Map writes, for example if the runtime or logging adds a Map.set per chunk. The test depends on the budget of 2 writes per chunk, which leaves little room.
Keep the check, but confirm that the base-commit count of 127,250 and the branch count leave a stable margin. If the margin is small, assert a looser bound that still separates linear from quadratic growth. One option is to compare the write count at 250 chunks against the count at 500 chunks.
The guideline also forbids polling and wall-clock waits. This test uses neither, so it complies.
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Merged current main with a merge commit (no rebase).
Per merge review, removed the Map.prototype.set spy block from the new AcpAdapterV2.test.ts case (the 500-message replay, its snapshot read, and both asserts) and the added vi import. The ordering and stable-earlier-snapshot assertions stay. The adapter change is untouched.
vp run check:changed and AcpAdapterV2.test.ts (101 tests) pass.
Earlier verification (by gpt-6.1-sol, on head acc79aa229)
Verified in a real dev environment
verified exact head acc79aa229f95275eabc16e2a76b86219bb54ca0 against github/main at d756fed7aa. no source changes were needed.
ran the real dev app in chrome using the repo's playwright dependency. created a git project and conversations through the app, added a local codex acp provider, and ran real gpt-6.1-sol turns through the vm's proxy. no mock provider, seeded transcript, or demo data.
used the command palette's "restart agent session" action and continued the conversation. a debugger attached to the running server, without source edits, observed main replaying 27 history messages through new Map(current.messages), copying 351 existing entries. the pr replayed 30 history messages through the direct Map.set update. live completions also reached the changed direct-update path. these are operation counts from the real provider path; they are not a latency benchmark.
after pr resume and a live follow-up, all 30 baseline messages retained their ids, roles, text, creation timestamps, and order. the agent remembered the original token after restart (ACP-11 cedar-23724) and during another live turn (ACP-12 cedar-23724). shell tools and streaming completed. the separate native codex provider also completed a real follow-up (PR-NATIVE-CODEX-OK).
all 101 tests in AcpAdapterV2.test.ts passed through blacksmith-check. github checks are green. command transcript.
main, after the tenth real turn:
the same conversation reopened on the exact pr head:
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large-history latency or thousands of real messages; the runtime replay here contained 27 to 30 messages. no wall-clock speedup claim. native desktop, ios/android, macos/windows, remote/relay/tunnel connections, real-client rollback, and other acp agents were not exercised. acp verification used codex-acp 0.16.0; version 2.6.0 could not create a test session through t3's probe on main, so it was not used for the comparison.
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- Line 2632: Extend the “replays history in order, with stable earlier
snapshots” test to replay many distinct message IDs and assert a linear upper
bound on writes to the snapshot-message Map, excluding unrelated writes if
measurement is global. Restore any spy after the test, and retain the existing
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This resolves the conflict in packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts, where main's reasoningIds tracking now sits in the same replayed-chunk update and in readThreadSnapshot, and keeps both main's change and the in-place snapshot update.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Head moved from c297754 to e3bc256: I merged main to clear the conflict in adapter.ts next to main's reasoningIds change.
The fix's own lines are unchanged.
Imported identical real OpenCode ACP sessions containing 500, 2,000 and 5,000 synthetic messages, opened the 5,000-message thread, then typed the same follow-up and pressed Enter. Environment: Linux, Chromium web client, 1280×800, light theme, separate fresh T3 and OpenCode state. Imports used the same RPC handlers as Native sessions; follow-ups used the visible composer. Temporary observers counted Map writes and copied entries without replacing the update algorithms.
Recordings have added captions summarizing measured server counters; they are not elapsed-time benchmarks. Generation was intentionally stopped after session/load completed. Read-only inspection confirmed every imported message's contents, order and alternating role, with unchanged ordered history content after reopening on both commits.
Previously returned in-memory snapshot immutability and exact native timestamp fidelity were not directly exercised; persisted messages had timestamps and correct ordered contents.
No wall-clock speedup is claimed. Completed live-message update cost was not measured separately, and the free-model responses were stopped after history replay completed.
…ingdotgg#23724)
Co-authored-by: maria-rcks <maria@kuuro.net>
Co-authored-by: Julius Marminge <julius0216@outlook.com>
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Problem
When an ACP thread is reopened or resumed, the agent replays its history through
session/load, onesession/updatechunk at a time. Each replayed chunk copied the adapter's whole messageMapand scanned theorderarray withincludes. The work per chunk grows with the number of messages already loaded, so total replay work grows with the square of the history length. Live turns did the same copy once per completed message inrememberSnapshotMessage.On
main, reopening a 5,000-message OpenCode thread writes about 12.5 million Map entries.Change
packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts:appendLoadedHistoryandrememberSnapshotMessagenow update the snapshot'smessagesMap andorderarray in place. They check membership withmessages.has(or thegetthey already do) instead oforder.includes.orderandmessagesare always written together, so the two checks agree.readThreadSnapshot, copies the messages into a new array. The copy now happens right afterRef.get, before the nextyield*, so a read still returns the state as of that moment and later chunks cannot change it.There is no change to message ids, order, text or timestamps.
Scope and approval
This is a small, focused performance fix in one adapter path, with no setting, protocol or UI change. No issue was filed. I searched open and closed PRs for this fix and found none.
Verification
To see it on Linux:
Map.setcalls storing a conversation message, and add the realopencode acpas a Local ACP provider.Reopening or importing a long thread no longer copies history per chunk. At 5,000 messages,
mainwrites about 12.5 million message Map entries on each load and this branch writes 5,000.Output is unchanged. "replays history in order, with stable earlier snapshots" in
AcpAdapterV2.test.tspasses on e3bc256 (105 tests) and fails with a local mutant that updates the previous message object in place.Server-only: users see the same history after less replay work, so there are no UI screenshots.
Method, counts, mutant diff, provider log, the head before the merge, and prior PRs
I ran the same steps on
mainbfec275 first, then on e3bc256 (head c297754 withmain7462f23 merged). The commit I ran has the same tree as e3bc256; only its merge message differs. Each run used a test server named "Test machine" with the realopencode acp1.19.5 as a local ACP provider, a local scripted model and no account. OpenCode held synthetic sessions of 500, 2,000 and 5,000 one-chunk messages. In T3's Browser panel I imported each one (Settings › Providers › Native sessions), which callssession/loadonce, then opened it, typed one message and pressed Enter, which calls it again. A preload countedMap.setcalls storing a conversation message in the server, copies included.mainbfec275:e3bc256:
All six follow-up
session/promptcalls completed successfully on both revisions.The mutant's failure diff (excerpt):
T3's provider log of OpenCode's
session/loadfor the 5,000-message threads (import, then reopen; one run each, no timing claim):The same steps on head c297754 before the merge (its import does not call
session/load, so only the reopen counts):Prior PRs: #21992 by Julius Marminge made
appendLoadedHistoryuntraced to avoid a span per chunk. This PR keeps that and removes the remaining per-chunk copy. #21971 by Julius Marminge works on history hydration through the same snapshot but does not change these lines. #22155 by Victor Vogel addedreasoningIdsto the same replayed-chunk update and toreadThreadSnapshot; the merge keeps both.Not checked: an agent that replays many chunks per message, history with thought chunks (these sessions have none), a real thread past 5,000 messages, and other hosts.
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