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fix(server): the ultracode keyword works in Claude threads - #24962
In a Claude thread, a typed ultracode keyword is ignored: T3 sends prompts without an origin, so Claude Code records them as turnOrigin: "sdk".
Change
ClaudeAdapterV2 stamps origin: { kind: "human" } only on sends and steers typed in a client. Queued edits record their editor, so an agent's rewrite is never stamped and a held message stays held. Since #24891 settling cancels held messages the user did not queue, so it reads who queued each: a user's held message an agent edited still blocks it.
Queued message edits.t3_queue edits stamp agent/mcp provenance. Web and mobile edits stamp user provenance and their client source. Both the message and turn item use the latest editor. The websocket boundary overrides submitted authorship and limits queued edits to web/mobile sources; older clients without an editor stamp default to user/web. Internal edits without metadata preserve existing attribution.
Verification
Bug (Linux web, signed in): ultracode in a new Claude thread gets no workflow_keyword_request attachment.
Re-checked 2026-11-14 on ed8e9d459b (main 01c84c7c02) by AI agents (Claude Opus 5.5).
Setup: Linux, Node 26.12.1, fresh data per commit. Web: Ubuntu 26.04.1 desktop, Browser panel, Claude Code 2.1.322 on Claude Haiku 5.5, signed in; "Replay (slow)", not a real provider: the dev Replay agent plus a wait per turn. Tests: laptop (kernel 7.2.8), no provider, client or account.
Steps: ultracode prompt in a new Claude thread → Enter; web send, steer, t3_thread_send; t3_thread_launch with a message; Replay (slow): send → queue a follow-up → restart → (ed8e9d459b only: an agent's t3_queue edit) → Stop → Settle; tests: for the base, git checkout 01c84c7c02 -- <8 production files> on ed8e9d459b → vp test run in apps/server → node summ.mjs r.json.
In this run Claude Haiku 5.5 answered YES on main too, although main's turn carried no keyword note (an earlier run on older commits answered NO), so the reply is not used as evidence; the records in Detail are.
Detail, records and tests
Web runs, before and after. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran them on a Linux desktop (Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS, kernel 7.0.0-42-generic, x86_64), Node 26.12.1, 01c84c7c02 first, then ed8e9d459b (setup and steps in Verification). Prompts were typed in the Browser panel; t3_thread_send, t3_thread_launch and t3_queue came from a scripted MCP client. Lines from its records, unedited, ids masked: per prompt, T3's message record, the prompt.offer T3 sent to Claude and the Claude Code transcript line; the steer's transcript lines; the ultracode turn's keyword entry and reply; the t3_thread_launch records; the held follow-up after Settle and the refusal in the server trace. On both commits Settle is refused with the toast "Failed to settle thread" and "Thread <id> has a queued message. Send it or remove it from the queue before settling." On 01c84c7c02 the held follow-up is the user's own, unedited (a control: main gets no agent edit); on ed8e9d459b it is the one an agent edited, shown with the Agent label and still queuedBy: "user". The launch gave the same records on the dev Replay agent on both commits. In short: on ed8e9d459b typed prompts reach Claude with origin: {"kind":"human"} and ultracode gets its keyword note; on 01c84c7c02 neither.
$ python3 -I keyword-record.py
## main 01c84c7c02 (web), session abc5feef: prompt entrypoint=t3-code turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null
no workflow_keyword entry next to the prompt
reply: YES
$ python3 -I origin-record.py main "ultracode,web send,web steer,mcp send"
## 1. T3 message records (statev2.sqlite, role user)
(QA ultracode) 'ultracode. Do not start '[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
(QA web send) 'Run this exact command w'[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
(QA web steer) 'Also add the word steere'[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
(QA mcp send) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp
## 2. prompt.offer frames T3 sent to Claude (logs/provider/events.<thread>.log)
(QA web send) 'Run this exact command w'[cut] priority=- origin=(absent)
(QA web steer) 'Also add the word steere'[cut] priority=now origin=(absent)
(QA mcp send) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] priority=- origin=(absent)
(QA ultracode) 'ultracode. Do not start '[cut] priority=- origin=(absent)
## 3. Claude Code session transcript prompt lines (<CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR>/projects/*/*.jsonl)
(QA ultracode) 'ultracode. Do not start '[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
(QA web send) 'Run this exact command w'[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
(QA web steer) 'Also add the word steere'[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
(QA mcp send) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
$ python3 -I steer-record.py main
session dca880e0 line 27: type=queue-operation attachment.type=None turnOrigin=null origin=null line keys=['content', 'operation', 'type'] attachment keys=[] operation="enqueue"
session dca880e0 line 35: type=user attachment.type=None turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null line keys=['entrypoint', 'gitBranch', 'isSidechain', 'permissionMode', 'promptSource', 'turnAttributionKey', 'turnOrigin', 'turnPosition', 'type', 'userType', 'version'] attachment keys=[]
$ python3 -I origin-record.py main "mcp launch" # 2026-11-14T19:33:24Z
## 1. T3 message records (statev2.sqlite, role user)
(QA mcp launch) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp
## 2. prompt.offer frames T3 sent to Claude (logs/provider/events.<thread>.log)
(QA mcp launch) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] priority=- origin=(absent)
## 3. Claude Code session transcript prompt lines (<CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR>/projects/*/*.jsonl)
(QA mcp launch) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
$ python3 -I launch-record.py l1-main "(QA mcp launch)"
## l1-main: messages containing '(QA mcp launch)'
message …06fe3728 text='Reply with only the words launch ok. (QA' createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp thread …06fe3728
distinct command ids among the first run.created and thread.created: 1
thread.created command == first run.created command: True
':initial-message' command ids: events 0, receipts and outbox 0
run #1 …rdinal:1 status=completed queuedBy=(absent)
## l3-main / 4-after-web-settle
message ..0918e873 text='Then list the open questions for the next releas'[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
run #2 ..rdinal:2 status=queued queueHeld=true queuedBy=null userMessage=..0918e873
19:12:29.787Z server span=ws.rpc.orchestration.dispatchCommand status=Failure error=Thread <id> has a queued message. Send it or remove it from the queue before settling.
$ python3 -I keyword-record.py
## ed8e9d459b (web), session 7ca8395f: prompt entrypoint=t3-code turnOrigin="human" origin={"kind": "human"}
entry type=attachment attachment.type=workflow_keyword_request (after the prompt line)
reply: YES
$ python3 -I origin-record.py tip "ultracode,web send,web steer,mcp send"
## 1. T3 message records (statev2.sqlite, role user)
(QA ultracode) 'ultracode. Do not start '[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
(QA web send) 'Run this exact command w'[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
(QA web steer) 'Also add the word steere'[cut] createdBy=user creationSource=web
(QA mcp send) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp
## 2. prompt.offer frames T3 sent to Claude (logs/provider/events.<thread>.log)
(QA ultracode) 'ultracode. Do not start '[cut] priority=- origin={"kind": "human"}
(QA web send) 'Run this exact command w'[cut] priority=- origin={"kind": "human"}
(QA web steer) 'Also add the word steere'[cut] priority=now origin={"kind": "human"}
(QA mcp send) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] priority=- origin=(absent)
## 3. Claude Code session transcript prompt lines (<CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR>/projects/*/*.jsonl)
(QA ultracode) 'ultracode. Do not start '[cut] turnOrigin="human" origin={"kind": "human"} promptSource="sdk"
(QA web send) 'Run this exact command w'[cut] turnOrigin="human" origin={"kind": "human"} promptSource="sdk"
(QA mcp send) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
$ python3 -I steer-record.py tip
session 844fb2b0 line 27: type=queue-operation attachment.type=None turnOrigin=null origin=null line keys=['content', 'operation', 'type'] attachment keys=[] operation="enqueue"
session 844fb2b0 line 30: type=attachment attachment.type=queued_command turnOrigin=null origin={"kind": "human"} line keys=['entrypoint', 'gitBranch', 'isSidechain', 'rendered', 'renderedRole', 'type', 'userType', 'version'] attachment keys=['commandMode', 'delivery_id', 'humanTurn', 'origin', 'prompt', 'source_uuid', 'timestamp', 'type'] attachment.humanTurn=true attachment.commandMode="prompt"
session 844fb2b0 line 32: type=queue-operation attachment.type=None turnOrigin=null origin=null line keys=['commandUuid', 'content', 'deliveryId', 'operation', 'reason', 'type'] attachment keys=[] operation="remove"
session 844fb2b0 line 35: type=api-request-blob attachment.type=None turnOrigin=null origin=null line keys=['hash', 'type'] attachment keys=[]
$ python3 -I origin-record.py tip "mcp launch" # 2026-11-14T19:35:55Z
## 1. T3 message records (statev2.sqlite, role user)
(QA mcp launch) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp
## 2. prompt.offer frames T3 sent to Claude (logs/provider/events.<thread>.log)
(QA mcp launch) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] priority=- origin=(absent)
## 3. Claude Code session transcript prompt lines (<CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR>/projects/*/*.jsonl)
(QA mcp launch) 'Reply with only the word'[cut] turnOrigin="sdk" origin=null promptSource="sdk"
$ python3 -I launch-record.py l1-tip "(QA mcp launch)"
## l1-tip: messages containing '(QA mcp launch)'
message …eff8a399 text='Reply with only the words launch ok. (QA' createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp thread …eff8a399
distinct command ids among the first run.created and thread.created: 1
thread.created command == first run.created command: True
':initial-message' command ids: events 0, receipts and outbox 0
run #1 …rdinal:1 status=completed queuedBy=(absent)
## l3-tip / 5-after-web-settle
message ..a289f281 text='Then list the open questions for the next releas'[cut] createdBy=agent creationSource=mcp
run #2 ..rdinal:2 status=queued queueHeld=true queuedBy="user" userMessage=..a289f281
19:18:33.223Z server span=ws.rpc.orchestration.dispatchCommand status=Failure error=Thread <id> has a queued message. Send it or remove it from the queue before settling.
Provenance tests, before and after. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5) ran the PR's provenance tests, the agent-edited row of "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker" and the settle test (setup and steps in Verification): 4 of 10 fail on main's production files and all 10 pass with the fix. The last two pass on main as well: they guard this PR's own editor stamp, which main does not have (they fail on 47de4901b9 and with a6c6176d18's Orchestrator.ts, Re-check and Settle row below).
Base, 01c84c7c02's 8 production files with the PR's tests on ed8e9d459b (git checkout 01c84c7c02 -- <files>):
$ vp test run ClaudeAdapterV2.test ThreadManagementService.test runtimeLayer.test -t "human only when a user typed|stamps authoritative provenance|edits and removes queued runs|releases held agent messages" --reporter=json --outputFile.json=r.json > vp.log 2>&1
# vitest exit 1
$ node summ.mjs r.json
FAIL stamps authoritative provenance on commands that create threads or messages: expected { type: 'queued-run.edit', …(5) } to match object { editor: { createdBy: 'user', …(1) } }
pass releases held agent messages once a later run completes, not the user's
FAIL edits and removes queued runs: expected 'user' to equal 'agent'
FAIL stamps web sends and steers as human only when a user typed them: expected undefined to deeply equal { kind: 'human' }
FAIL stamps mobile sends and steers as human only when a user typed them: expected undefined to deeply equal { kind: 'human' }
pass stamps scheduled sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
pass stamps server sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
pass stamps mcp sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
4 passed, 4 failed
$ vp test run SteeringCompletion.integration.test runtimeLayer.test -t "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: agent-edited|settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue" --reporter=json --outputFile.json=r.json > vp.log 2>&1
# vitest exit 0
$ node summ.mjs r.json
pass persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: agent-edited
pass settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue
2 passed, 0 failed
$ vp test run ClaudeAdapterV2.test ThreadManagementService.test runtimeLayer.test -t "human only when a user typed|stamps authoritative provenance|edits and removes queued runs|releases held agent messages" --reporter=json --outputFile.json=r.json > vp.log 2>&1
# vitest exit 0
$ node summ.mjs r.json
pass stamps authoritative provenance on commands that create threads or messages
pass releases held agent messages once a later run completes, not the user's
pass edits and removes queued runs
pass stamps web sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
pass stamps mobile sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
pass stamps scheduled sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
pass stamps server sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
pass stamps mcp sends and steers as human only when a user typed them
8 passed, 0 failed
$ vp test run SteeringCompletion.integration.test runtimeLayer.test -t "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: agent-edited|settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue" --reporter=json --outputFile.json=r.json > vp.log 2>&1
# vitest exit 0
$ node summ.mjs r.json
pass persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: agent-edited
pass settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue
2 passed, 0 failed
Problem, in full. The same gate stops artifact comment auto-replies: asking Claude to watch a claude.ai artifact never arms them, so "Send to Claude" on a comment never wakes the thread, and after one stop Claude Code refuses every later watch in that session. Claude Code arms such features only on a turn it can verify a person started. The Agent SDK leaves that to the host: its SDKMessageOrigin type says a host wrapping keyboard input must stamp { kind: "human" }, and a message without one fails closed. In a later comment on https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/24131, the reporter (rolfilho) found that Claude Desktop records typed messages with origin: {"kind":"human"}, which puts the fix in the host. The issue is open, with no maintainer comment yet. A real watch needs a claude.ai artifact and CLAUDE_CODE_ARTIFACT, and main 01c84c7c02 still starts Claude Code as t3-code, so it is not shown.
Change, in full. The stamp follows the rule the orchestrator already applies for this (sentByUserFromClient). An edit from a client that sends no editor keeps the message's provenance, and the run records who queued it, which hold release reads. The rule is createdBy: "user", creationSource of web or mobile, and no scheduledTaskId; web and desktop sends arrive as web. Unstamped, keeping turnOrigin: "sdk": scheduled task runs; server-created messages, such as usage-limit resumes and the plan feedback and async answers the server relays; MCP and agent sends, including t3_thread_send and delegated children; idle compaction. Plan feedback and async answers start as user text but reach the adapter as creationSource: "server", so they stay unstamped, and Claude Code records them as turnOrigin: "sdk". The replay fixtures record each prompt T3 offers; 39 of them were edited by hand: a one-off script added the field to their prompt.offer frames only and marked their headers metadata.handEdited; provider frames are unchanged. The testkit recorders stamp the same origin, so a re-record matches. Other providers: Codex turn/start and ACP session/prompt have no provenance field, so only the Claude adapter changes.
Head.ed8e9d459b is 9357f2f83e and a merge of main 01c84c7c02 (the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built); that merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the declined-steer case table of SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts, keeping both rows in main's shape (this PR's agent-edited and main's two-steers from #36855), and every other file is git's automatic merge. 9357f2f83e is fdcf93ab0a and a merge of main 9441a7285c, the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built. That merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the provenance test of ThreadManagementService.test.ts, keeping both sides: main's check that a client cannot set a thread's first message (#36682) and this PR's checks that queue edits stamp their editor. Every other file is git's automatic merge. fdcf93ab0a is juliusmarminge's 6e596a7a0a (a merge of main 83d238218d on f9b530c5ab), then a6c6176d18, a merge of main 4574c6013d, the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built, then one commit. That merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the Claude adapter's first-turn message: main's new resume branch (#36526) is kept, and this PR's origin goes on the normal message only, because the empty resume message carries no typed text. Every other file is git's automatic merge. The commit makes settling read who queued a held run, as hold release does: since #24891 settling cancels held messages a user did not queue, and an agent's edit restamps the message, so without it a settle would cancel a user's held message that an agent edited. f9b530c5ab is 47de4901b9 plus one commit for CodeRabbit's finding outside the diff: when the provider declines a steer, the run that replaces it keeps who queued the message, so an agent's edit no longer lets hold release free a message the user queued. 47de4901b9 is eacaceeee1 plus one merge of main 42057b82d0, the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built. That merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the Claude adapter's first-turn message call: since #35710 main reads the skills list before building the message and passes it in, and this PR's origin stays beside it. Every other file is git's automatic merge. eacaceeee1 is the takeover head 6a275fb45a, my two commits for CodeRabbit's open threads (43ff206e32: an edit with no editor keeps the provenance; fc2c1aea24: the run keeps who queued it, and hold release reads that) and one merge of main b2e86d7902, which kept both sides in four conflicts: the Run contract (queuedBy beside main's steerWhenReadyRunId), the Claude steer call (origin beside main's steer uuid), one replay fixture header, and the adapter test file (this PR's origin test beside main's /goal test; the origin test also provides NodeCrypto.layer, which main's wake harness needs). Main's change to how hold release reads held runs (getHeldQueuedRuns) merged automatically around the run.queuedBy line.
Re-check, 2026-11-14. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran these on f9b530c5ab merged locally with main db2cc20264, on a MacBook (macOS), Node 26.12.1:
The new agent-edited row of "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker" (SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts): with 47de4901b9's production files it fails with expected 'message:declined' to equal 'message:wake'; with the fix it passes.
vp run typecheck in apps/server: no errors. The PR's 8 test files plus that file: 9 files, 732 tests passed.
vp run check:changed db2cc20264: every stage passed. Test-growth counter: net 1, quiet.
The server integration test with its scripted provider, not a live provider or client; lines from its output, unedited. With 47de4901b9's production files:
$ (cd apps/server && vp test run src/orchestration-v2/SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts -t persists a declined steer)
✓ persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: complete 307ms
✓ persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: stop-before-decline 151ms
✓ persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: stop-after-decline 144ms
✓ persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: queued-model 146ms
× persists a declined steer without blocking the worker: agent-edited 289ms
AssertionError: expected 'message:declined' to equal 'message:wake'
Tests 1 failed | 4 passed | 59 skipped (64)
On the local merge 88dba7cab8 (f9b530c5ab with main db2cc20264):
$ (cd apps/server && vp test run src/orchestration-v2/SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts -t persists a declined steer)
Test Files 1 passed (1)
Tests 5 passed | 59 skipped (64)
Settle row. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran the settle test #24891 added, with one new step (an agent edits the user's held message, then the thread is settled again), on a Linux laptop (Linux), Node 26.12.1. With that test and the merge a6c6176d18's Orchestrator.ts, the second settle succeeds: its result cancels the user's run (queuedBy: "user") and settles the thread. Lines from the output, unedited:
$ (cd apps/server && vp test run src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts -t settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue)
FAIL src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts > OrchestrationV2LayerLive lifecycle > settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue
Tests 1 failed | 168 skipped (169)
On fdcf93ab0a the settle is refused with "has a queued message", and both held messages stay queued:
$ (cd apps/server && vp test run src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts -t settles past held automatic messages but preserves a held user queue)
✓ src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts (169 tests | 168 skipped) 189ms
Tests 1 passed | 168 skipped (169)
Eval. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran the existing evals/mcp-tool-use eval by its README's method on a MacBook (macOS), Node 26.12.1, with GPT-6.1 Sol (xhigh) as the agent and GPT-6.1 Terra as the shell simulator:
--dry-run requests of every case (228 cases; 218 Codex and 227 Claude requests) and --context: byte-identical between main 4574c6013d and fdcf93ab0a, and between main 0fee26d5bf and a local merge of fdcf93ab0a with it. Again byte-identical between main 9441a7285c and 9357f2f83e, and, on a Linux laptop, between main 01c84c7c02 and ed8e9d459b.
The 5 settle cases (settle-this-thread-after-cleanup, settle-this-thread-bare, settle-on-a-choice-is-not-organize, settle-after-delayed-merge-waits, settle-after-merge-on-wake) and 4 orchestration controls, 3 samples each, main first, then fdcf93ab0a with --baseline: 27 of 27 samples pass on both, the same on every case, with no errors.
The eval answers t3_thread_organize with the case's mock, never T3's settle, so it does not exercise the changed result. The settle row above shows it.
Tests. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran these on fdcf93ab0a (tree 3bab7def5e) on a Linux laptop (Linux), Node 26.12.1:
vp run typecheck in packages/contracts, packages/client-runtime, apps/server and apps/mobile: no errors.
The PR's test files and Claude's replay suites (ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts, SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts, ThreadManagementService.test.ts, runtimeLayer.test.ts, OrchestratorReplayRestartBackgroundNote, ClaudeReplayFixtures, OrchestratorReplayRecovery, ThreadFork, ThreadMergeBack): 9 files, 743 tests passed.
vp run check:changed 4574c6013d: format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL, 37 package typechecks, tests in 13 files (788 tests) and the React Compiler check passed.
Upstream's test-growth counter against 4574c6013d: net 1 server test, quiet.
Earlier, on 47de4901b9 on a MacBook (macOS): with main 42057b82d0's production files and the PR's tests, its 8 test files had 51 failed and 617 passed. With 43ff206e32's change reversed, the provenance stamp test fails. With fc2c1aea24's change to hold release reversed, or with only its run.queuedBy ?? fallback removed, "releases held agent messages once a later run completes, not the user's" fails; it passes on 47de4901b9.
Before/after stills: the ultracode ones match, and main's Settle control had no agent edit.
The scenario proof (scenarios:prove, Live tier), run on main 9441a7285c and 9357f2f83e: it did not prove the fix. Main failed twice; on 9357f2f83e one attempt hit an ambiguous locator (KEYWORDSEEN on screen), and in the other Claude said KEYWORDABSENT though the transcript shows the note. The page shows it only through the reply.
The same ultracode request in a terminal claude session.
Settle on a real provider's busy turn.
Desktop apps, iOS, Android end to end (the test covers their creationSource values).
Queued edits in a real client (the tests cover them).
A real artifact watch and comment auto-reply (reason in Problem, in full).
A live re-record of the replay fixtures.
The Claude fix changes provider input. Queued editor provenance also drives the existing agent label; the real-client before/after captures and recording are in the verification comment below.
Takeover verification, 2026-10-30
Head 6a275fb45ad31c6cc1cc2f836acf83ee4519ac03 merges current main without rebasing and binds websocket queued-edit provenance to the user. Main's deletion of two unused replay fixtures is preserved.
Blacksmith vp run check:changed: format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL generation, 35 package typechecks, 435 tests, and 5 React Compiler checks passed.
Blacksmith Claude replay, recovery, restart, fork, and merge suites: 50 tests passed.
The queued-editor regression assertion failed before the boundary fix and passed with it.
Two independent gpt-6.1-sol source reviews found no blockers at this head.
Live Claude artifact watch arming and comment auto-replies remain unverified: this VM has no authenticated Claude account. Prior client queue evidence is preserved in the verification comment.
Takeover fixes and review: gpt-6.1-sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
Claude Code trusts a prompt as human only when the host stamps
origin {kind: "human"}. T3 sent every prompt unstamped, so Claude treated
composer messages as SDK input and never armed artifact comment
auto-replies. Stamp sends and steers a user made from a web or mobile
client; scheduled tasks, server continuations and MCP sends stay
unstamped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Recorded prompt.offer frames now include origin {kind: "human"}, which
the adapter stamps on prompts a user typed. The frames were edited by
hand and each fixture header says so; provider frames are unchanged.
The recorders stamp the same origin so a re-record matches.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a narrowly scoped Claude integration bug fix that adds human-origin metadata only to web/mobile user messages, while leaving scheduled, server, agent, and MCP messages unchanged. The remaining changes update tests and replay fixtures, with no product-default, schema, infrastructure, or static-analysis changes.
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The change adds conditional human-origin metadata to Claude prompts and updates replay records. It also adds editor provenance to queued-run edits and uses it when updating queued messages and turn items.
Changes: Claude prompt origin
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Derive and pass Claude message origin apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts
The adapter marks unscheduled user messages from web or mobile as human-originated. It passes origin metadata through message construction, including attachment and steering paths. Tests cover eligible and excluded message types.
Replay helpers, the rollback probe, and the restart integration test record human origin on user prompts. The replay expectation includes the origin field.
Update Claude transcript fixtures apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/fixtures/*/claude_transcript.ndjson
Claude transcript fixtures add human origin to outbound prompt offers. Their metadata records the manual origin edits.
The edit command accepts optional editor metadata. Client and MCP entry points identify the editor and source, and dispatch assigns web or mobile provenance.
Apply and verify queued-run editor metadata apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts
The orchestrator applies editor metadata to the queued message and user turn item. Tests cover agent and user provenance, queue-hold behavior, and preservation when editor metadata is omitted.
Typed web and mobile messages now carry human origin for Claude, and queued-edit attribution is tracked correctly for direct edits. A held message that an agent edited and that is then re-queued after a declined steer can lose its original owner and be released without user review. Fix that before merging.
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The title names the main change: the ultracode keyword now works in Claude threads. The PR stamps human origin on typed Claude sends and steers, which the PR objectives tie to the keyword attachment. …
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Direct linked issue #24131 asks that T3 set a human origin on composer messages, so Claude Code can verify a person started the turn. The reviewed head implements this in ClaudeAdapterV2: `claudeMessa…
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The Claude adapter stamp, adapter tests, testkit recorders, and replay fixture prompt-offer annotations all support the #24131 origin gate. The fixture edits add only the origin field to prompt.offer …
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The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. The Problem section explains the ignored ultracode keyword and the turnOrigin sdk cause. The …
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The title names the main change: the ultracode keyword now works in Claude threads. The PR stamps human origin on typed Claude sends and steers, which the PR objectives tie to the keyword attachment. The title is specific and concise, and it follows the conventional commit format.
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Direct linked issue #24131 asks that T3 set a human origin on composer messages, so Claude Code can verify a person started the turn. The reviewed head implements this in ClaudeAdapterV2: claudeMessageOrigin stamps origin: { kind: "human" } only when createdBy is user, creationSource is web or mobile, and no scheduledTaskId exists. Scheduled, server-created, MCP/agent, and idle-compaction sends stay unstamped. The stamp applies to start and steer paths, with and without attachments. ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts covers these classifications. Queued-edit provenance feeds the same gate, so an agent edit does not inherit the human stamp. The PR states that the artifact watch arming and comment auto-replies in the issue still depend on the entrypoint identifier in #28410. That dependency is outside this PR, and it is not verified here. Live Claude artifact behavior is not verified in the PR. The coding requirement that this PR owns is met by the reviewed code and tests.
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The Claude adapter stamp, adapter tests, testkit recorders, and replay fixture prompt-offer annotations all support the #24131 origin gate. The fixture edits add only the origin field to prompt.offer frames and mark them as hand-edited; provider frames are unchanged. The queued-run provenance changes (contracts editor and queuedBy, client creationSource, websocket boundary, ThreadManagementService, MCP handler, mobile composer, and Orchestrator hold release) determine whether a queued message reaches the adapter as user or agent input. That decides whether the origin gate applies, so they connect to the same objective. The hold-release and queuedBy behavior is a secondary extension. It uses the same provenance field and has runtime tests. No unrelated provider behavior changes. Codex and ACP adapters are not modified, which matches the lack of a provenance field in those protocols. A maintainer may still choose to split the queued-edit hold rules into a separate change.
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The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. The Problem section explains the ignored ultracode keyword and the turnOrigin sdk cause. The Change section explains the origin stamping and queued-edit provenance. The Scope section calls this a bug fix and links issue #24131. The Verification section gives detailed test runs, before/after records, and states what was not checked, including live artifact watches and a real provider.
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thanks @only21mil. your human-origin classification and coverage of both sends and steers address the artifact trust gate. i kept your commits and implementation, including exact replay expectations, and merged current main into this branch.
at 9d733cde638d6d7c46fd8ec9bf4a21311517be0e, queued edits also carry editor provenance. t3_queue_edit marks its replacement as agent/mcp input, so it cannot inherit a human stamp. web/desktop and mobile edits identify the human editor. older clients preserve existing provenance when they omit the new optional field. this uses the existing message update events and attribution fields, with no new service or storage migration.
verification on a blacksmith testbox:
reproduced three failures against main's adapter and queue logic: missing human origin on web/mobile input, and agent-edited text still attributed to the user.
vp run check:changed: passed format, lint, both knip checks, graphql generation, 30 affected-package typechecks, and 372 tests in 8 files.
five existing claude replay/recovery/fork/merge suites: 50 tests passed.
checked all 41 changed transcript fixtures: only metadata and 79 outbound prompt origins changed; provider frames are untouched.
queue regression covers agent edits, legacy edits preserving attribution, and explicit human edits restoring human attribution.
unverified: live claude.ai artifact watch arming and comment auto-replies, and real client/provider end-to-end behavior. this vm's claude is unauthenticated (claude auth status reports loggedIn: false). no visual interface changed, so there are no ui captures. all 27 ci checks are green on this head. the first web-test run timed out in three unchanged attachment-preview cases; rerunning the failed jobs passed without code changes. both independent gpt-6.1-sol reviews found no issues. coderabbit reported a review limit, so its current-head review is unverified.
merged current github/main into the existing fork head without rebasing. resolved the thread mcp handler conflict by keeping main's consolidated t3_queue tool and the takeover's agent/mcp editor stamp for edits. the pr remains 52 files, +281/-129 against main.
verification at 71d223cc5141cbd0714e67297eebc1453ef6eab9:
blacksmith vp run check:changed: format, lint, both knip checks, graphql generation, 32 package typechecks, and 372 tests passed.
blacksmith claude replay, recovery, fork, and merge suites: 48 tests passed.
two independent gpt-6.1-sol source reviews found no blocker or should-fix findings.
no inline review findings were present to resolve. no visual interface changed.
ci is running on the pushed head. live claude artifact watch arming and comment auto-replies remain unverified: claude auth status reports loggedIn: false on this vm.
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Review comments at @packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts:
- Line 3112: Update the queued-run.edit dispatch handling so editor provenance
is derived from the authenticated caller or validated at the dispatch boundary,
rather than trusted from the client-supplied editor value; ensure only the
verified value is persisted on the message and turn item.
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partial verification at 71d223cc5141cbd0714e67297eebc1453ef6eab9. no code changes.
ran main (2a738273e7) and the exact pr head sequentially, each with vp i and a background dev server. used repository playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome. created the git project and threads through the web app, with real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns through the local proxy. no mocks or seeded data.
reproduced the queued-edit attribution bug on main: a composer message edited by the agent through t3_queue stayed user/web.
on the pr, the identical edit persisted agent/mcp on both the message and turn item. the client displayed its agent label, and codex processed the edited text and returned QUEUE_EDIT_OK.
a later web composer edit restored user/web on both records and delivered HUMAN_EDIT_OK. active steering delivered SECOND_READY STEER_OK. all four pr runs completed.
blacksmith: ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts and runtimeLayer.test.ts, 330 tests passed. github ci has 21 passed and 6 skipped checks, with no failures or pending checks.
34-second recording of composer editing and delivery, with idle waits trimmed:
Not verified
the primary claude artifact fix remains unverified.claude auth status reports loggedIn: false; the running app also reports claude is not authenticated. no authenticated claude.ai account or owned artifact is available. i could not reproduce artifact auto-replies failing on main or prove watch arming, comment-triggered replies, stop/restart watching, or live claude prompt origin on this head. the codex checks above verify shared queue behavior only.
native ios/android, the electron shell, remote/relay/tunnel modes, and live scheduled/server-origin claude sends were not exercised.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:
- Line 9524: In the editor update that spreads command.editor, preserve the
message’s original createdBy value as the queue owner and track editor
provenance separately for Claude origin. Ensure releaseUnattendedHolds continues
to use the original queue owner when deciding whether to release a held message.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts:
- Line 92: Update the queued-run.edit handling that returns the command with
editor provenance: preserve the command unchanged when command.editor is
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- holdStoppedThread and Stop call sites ---'
sed -n '10350,10445p' apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts
sed -n '10870,10950p' apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts
sed -n '11505,11570p' apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts
printf'%s\n''--- MCP queue tool definition and handler ---'
sed -n '50,125p' apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/thread/tools.ts
sed -n '220,300p' apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/thread/handlers.ts
printf'%s\n''--- MCP server access and queue command construction ---'
sed -n '790,835p' apps/server/src/mcp/McpHttpServer.ts
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'editor:' -e 'creationSource: "mcp"' -e 'createdBy: "agent"' -e 'promote_to_steer' apps/server/src/mcp apps/server/src/orchestration-v2
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- complete holdStoppedThread body ---'
nl -ba apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts | sed -n '10388,10545p'printf'%s\n''--- complete t3_queue write handler ---'
nl -ba apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/thread/handlers.ts | sed -n '280,330p'printf'%s\n''--- queued-run edit dispatch validation ---'
nl -ba apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts | sed -n '9425,9545p'
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- first holdStoppedThread call path ---'
nl -ba apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts | sed -n '10855,10945p'printf'%s\n''--- second holdStoppedThread call path ---'
nl -ba apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts | sed -n '11470,11560p'printf'%s\n''--- scheduled task run dispatch references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'run_scheduled_task_now' -e 'scheduledTaskId' -e 'createdBy: "schedule"' -e 'creationSource: "scheduled"' apps/server/src/scheduledTasks apps/server/src/orchestration-v2 apps/server/src/mcp
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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Keep queue ownership separate from editor provenance.
releaseUnattendedHolds uses message.createdBy, not creationSource. An MCP edit can change a held user message to createdBy: "agent" while the run remains queued. A later qualifying scheduled-run completion can then release that message without user review.
Preserve the original queue owner separately from the provenance used for Claude origin.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts at line
9524:
In the editor update that spreads command.editor, preserve the message’s
original createdBy value as the queue owner and track editor provenance
separately for Claude origin. Ensure releaseUnattendedHolds continues to use the
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Related finding: the same origin gate also suppresses Claude Code's ultracode keyword opt-in in T3 threads. With T3 Code 0.1.6 + Claude Code 2.1.316, a composer message containing ultracode produces no workflow_keyword_request attachment (the transcript shows turnOrigin: "sdk"; only ultrathink_effort fires). Details and transcript evidence: #24131 (comment)
Question for this change: does stamping origin: { kind: "human" } also make sessionChannelPersonTyped true, so the ultracode keyword trigger starts working? If yes, a regression like "human-origin turn containing ultracode emits workflow_keyword_request; scheduled/MCP turns do not" would lock it in. If not, T3 likely needs to pass the person-typed flag separately (if the SDK exposes it) or detect the keyword in the adapter/composer.
Live check of the origin stamp, which the takeover comments list as unverified. On a logged-in machine, @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk@0.3.284 (T3's lockfile pin) in streaming input mode against Claude Code 2.1.318, model haiku: one message sent without origin and one with origin: { kind: "human" }, then each session's transcript .jsonl read back.
So the stamp this PR adds is what flips Claude Code's turnOrigin to human. Still not exercised here: artifact watch arming end to end, and whether a human-origin turn also enables the ultracode keyword trigger raised on #24131.
…nance
A client that sends no editor now leaves the stamp unset, so the edit keeps
the message's existing provenance instead of becoming user/web.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hold release follows who queued the run. An edit that restamps the message
records the original creator on the run, so a later completed run does not
release a user's held message just because an agent edited it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@samwang0041-star yes. A message stamped origin: { kind: "human" } gets the workflow_keyword_request attachment, and the same message without it doesn't. Checked live with the SDK this branch pins (@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk 0.3.276), Claude Code 2.1.319 and Haiku, reading each session transcript back:
no origin turnOrigin "sdk" workflow_keyword_request: no
origin human turnOrigin "human" workflow_keyword_request: yes
So T3 needs no separate flag. The T3 side of the regression you describe is already pinned in ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts ("stamps $name sends and steers as human only when a user typed them"): web and mobile sends and steers carry the human origin, and scheduled, server and MCP ones don't. The attachment itself comes from Claude Code, so a T3 test can't observe it. This extends Gharib89's turnOrigin check to the keyword.
43ff206e32: an edit from a client that sends no editor keeps the message's existing provenance, as your takeover note describes. Clients that send an editor still get the user stamp.
fc2c1aea24: hold release follows who queued the message. When an edit restamps it, the run keeps the original creator in a new optional queuedBy, so a held user message an agent edited stays held.
Verification: both cases fail on your head and pass on the offer, in the existing ThreadManagementService.test.ts provenance case and the existing held-queue case in runtimeLayer.test.ts. vp run check:changed passes. Not covered: the live artifact-watch run you listed.
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fix(server): artifact comment auto-replies arm in Claude threads
fix(server): the ultracode keyword works in Claude threads
Nov 12, 2026
I merged main to clear the conflict in the Claude adapter.
I narrowed the PR to what it shows on current main: typed messages reach Claude Code as a person's, so the ultracode keyword works.
Artifact auto-replies still need the entrypoint identifier that main changed in #28410, which this PR does not touch.
…er-arm
Kept both sides in the Claude adapter's first-turn message call: main now passes the skills list it reads before building the message, and this branch still passes the message origin beside it.
I merged main 42057b82d0 into eacaceeee1, which gives the new head 47de4901b9.
The only conflict was in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, where #35710 changed the first-turn message call, and I kept both sides there.
Nothing else changed.
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Major · Carry queuedBy onto the steer-fallback replacement run. · Orchestrator.ts:7440-7470
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts:7440-7470 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Carry queuedBy onto the steer-fallback replacement run.
When a declined steer falls back to a new queued run, the replacement does not copy queuedBy from the source run. An agent/MCP edit had already changed message.createdBy to "agent". If the replacement is held, releaseUnattendedHolds falls back to message.createdBy and releases it without user review. Copy the source run's queuedBy onto the replacement.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around lines 7440 - 7470:
When constructing the replacement `OrchestrationV2Run` for a declined-steer fallback, copy `queuedBy` from the source run identified by `command.steerFollowUpOfRunId`. Leave `queuedBy` unset when there is no source run or it has no value, so held-run release preserves the original requester identity.
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…an agent's edit
When the provider declines a steer, the replacement run now keeps who queued the message, so an agent's edit no longer lets the next completed run release a message the user queued.
I added one commit on 47de4901b9, which gives the new head f9b530c5ab, for CodeRabbit's finding outside the diff: when the provider declines a steer, the run that replaces it now keeps who queued the message, so a user's held message stays held after an agent's edit.
The suggested lookup by steerFollowUpOfRunId would read the steered run, which belongs to another message, so the fix in Orchestrator.ts takes queuedBy from the message's own queued run, with a new agent-edited row in SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts.
Nothing else changed.
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Resolved the first-turn message in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts by keeping main's new resume branch and adding this branch's human origin to the normal message only, since the empty resume message carries no typed text for Claude's trust gates.
Settling cancels held messages that were not queued by the user. An agent's edit restamps a queued message as the agent's but keeps the user's claim on its run, which the held-queue release already reads. The settle check now reads that same claim, so a user's held message an agent edited still blocks the settle instead of being cancelled.
I merged main 4574c6013d into juliusmarminge's head 6e596a7a0a and added one commit, which gives the new head fdcf93ab0a.
The only conflict was in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, where #36526 added a resume branch to the first-turn message, and I kept both sides there.
The added commit makes settling read who queued a held message, so a user's held message that an agent edited still blocks the settle.
…er-arm
Resolves the one conflict, in the provenance test of ThreadManagementService.test.ts, by keeping both sides: main's check that a client cannot set a thread's first message and this branch's checks that queue edits stamp their editor.
I merged main 9441a7285c into my head fdcf93ab0a, which gives the new head 9357f2f83e.
The only conflict was in ThreadManagementService.test.ts, where #36682 added a check that a client cannot set a thread's first message, and I kept both sides there.
…er-arm
Resolves the one conflict, the declined-steer case table in SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts, by keeping both sides' rows (this branch's agent-edited and main's two-steers) in main's shape.
I merged main 01c84c7c02 into my head 9357f2f83e, which gives the new head ed8e9d459b.
The only conflict was in SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts, where #36855 added a two-steers row to the declined-steer cases, and I kept both sides' rows there.
The earlier signed-in Claude run covers 9357f2f83e, not ed8e9d459b.
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Problem
In a Claude thread, a typed
ultracodekeyword is ignored: T3 sends prompts without an origin, so Claude Code records them asturnOrigin: "sdk".Change
ClaudeAdapterV2stampsorigin: { kind: "human" }only on sends and steers typed in a client. Queued edits record their editor, so an agent's rewrite is never stamped and a held message stays held. Since #24891 settling cancels held messages the user did not queue, so it reads who queued each: a user's held message an agent edited still blocks it.Scope
Bug fix. Refs https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/24131: #28410 still blocks its artifact auto-replies. 39 replay fixtures are hand-edited.
t3_queueedits stamp agent/mcp provenance. Web and mobile edits stamp user provenance and their client source. Both the message and turn item use the latest editor. The websocket boundary overrides submitted authorship and limits queued edits to web/mobile sources; older clients without an editor stamp default to user/web. Internal edits without metadata preserve existing attribution.Verification
Bug (Linux web, signed in):
ultracodein a new Claude thread gets noworkflow_keyword_requestattachment.Re-checked 2026-11-14 on
ed8e9d459b(main01c84c7c02) by AI agents (Claude Opus 5.5).Setup: Linux, Node 26.12.1, fresh data per commit. Web: Ubuntu 26.04.1 desktop, Browser panel, Claude Code 2.1.322 on Claude Haiku 5.5, signed in; "Replay (slow)", not a real provider: the dev Replay agent plus a wait per turn. Tests: laptop (kernel 7.2.8), no provider, client or account.
Steps:
ultracodeprompt in a new Claude thread → Enter; web send, steer,t3_thread_send;t3_thread_launchwith a message; Replay (slow): send → queue a follow-up → restart → (ed8e9d459bonly: an agent'st3_queueedit) → Stop → Settle; tests: for the base,git checkout 01c84c7c02 -- <8 production files>oned8e9d459b→vp test runinapps/server→node summ.mjs r.json.In this run Claude Haiku 5.5 answered YES on main too, although main's turn carried no keyword note (an earlier run on older commits answered NO), so the reply is not used as evidence; the records in Detail are.
Detail, records and tests
Web runs, before and after. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran them on a Linux desktop (Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS, kernel 7.0.0-42-generic, x86_64), Node 26.12.1,
01c84c7c02first, thened8e9d459b(setup and steps in Verification). Prompts were typed in the Browser panel;t3_thread_send,t3_thread_launchandt3_queuecame from a scripted MCP client. Lines from its records, unedited, ids masked: per prompt, T3's message record, theprompt.offerT3 sent to Claude and the Claude Code transcript line; the steer's transcript lines; theultracodeturn's keyword entry and reply; thet3_thread_launchrecords; the held follow-up after Settle and the refusal in the server trace. On both commits Settle is refused with the toast "Failed to settle thread" and "Thread <id> has a queued message. Send it or remove it from the queue before settling." On01c84c7c02the held follow-up is the user's own, unedited (a control: main gets no agent edit); oned8e9d459bit is the one an agent edited, shown with the Agent label and stillqueuedBy: "user". The launch gave the same records on the dev Replay agent on both commits. In short: oned8e9d459btyped prompts reach Claude withorigin: {"kind":"human"}andultracodegets its keyword note; on01c84c7c02neither.Base,
01c84c7c02:Candidate,
ed8e9d459b:Provenance tests, before and after. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5) ran the PR's provenance tests, the
agent-editedrow of "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker" and the settle test (setup and steps in Verification): 4 of 10 fail on main's production files and all 10 pass with the fix. The last two pass on main as well: they guard this PR's own editor stamp, which main does not have (they fail on47de4901b9and witha6c6176d18'sOrchestrator.ts, Re-check and Settle row below).Base,
01c84c7c02's 8 production files with the PR's tests oned8e9d459b(git checkout 01c84c7c02 -- <files>):Candidate,
ed8e9d459b:Problem, in full. The same gate stops artifact comment auto-replies: asking Claude to watch a claude.ai artifact never arms them, so "Send to Claude" on a comment never wakes the thread, and after one stop Claude Code refuses every later watch in that session. Claude Code arms such features only on a turn it can verify a person started. The Agent SDK leaves that to the host: its
SDKMessageOrigintype says a host wrapping keyboard input must stamp{ kind: "human" }, and a message without one fails closed. In a later comment on https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/24131, the reporter (rolfilho) found that Claude Desktop records typed messages withorigin: {"kind":"human"}, which puts the fix in the host. The issue is open, with no maintainer comment yet. A real watch needs a claude.ai artifact andCLAUDE_CODE_ARTIFACT, and main01c84c7c02still starts Claude Code ast3-code, so it is not shown.Change, in full. The stamp follows the rule the orchestrator already applies for this (
sentByUserFromClient). An edit from a client that sends no editor keeps the message's provenance, and the run records who queued it, which hold release reads. The rule iscreatedBy: "user",creationSourceofwebormobile, and noscheduledTaskId; web and desktop sends arrive asweb. Unstamped, keepingturnOrigin: "sdk": scheduled task runs; server-created messages, such as usage-limit resumes and the plan feedback and async answers the server relays; MCP and agent sends, includingt3_thread_sendand delegated children; idle compaction. Plan feedback and async answers start as user text but reach the adapter ascreationSource: "server", so they stay unstamped, and Claude Code records them asturnOrigin: "sdk". The replay fixtures record each prompt T3 offers; 39 of them were edited by hand: a one-off script added the field to theirprompt.offerframes only and marked their headersmetadata.handEdited; provider frames are unchanged. The testkit recorders stamp the same origin, so a re-record matches. Other providers: Codexturn/startand ACPsession/prompthave no provenance field, so only the Claude adapter changes.Head.
ed8e9d459bis9357f2f83eand a merge of main01c84c7c02(the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built); that merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the declined-steer case table ofSteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts, keeping both rows in main's shape (this PR'sagent-editedand main'stwo-steersfrom #36855), and every other file is git's automatic merge.9357f2f83eisfdcf93ab0aand a merge of main9441a7285c, the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built. That merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the provenance test ofThreadManagementService.test.ts, keeping both sides: main's check that a client cannot set a thread's first message (#36682) and this PR's checks that queue edits stamp their editor. Every other file is git's automatic merge.fdcf93ab0ais juliusmarminge's6e596a7a0a(a merge of main83d238218donf9b530c5ab), thena6c6176d18, a merge of main4574c6013d, the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built, then one commit. That merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the Claude adapter's first-turn message: main's new resume branch (#36526) is kept, and this PR'sorigingoes on the normal message only, because the empty resume message carries no typed text. Every other file is git's automatic merge. The commit makes settling read who queued a held run, as hold release does: since #24891 settling cancels held messages a user did not queue, and an agent's edit restamps the message, so without it a settle would cancel a user's held message that an agent edited.f9b530c5abis47de4901b9plus one commit for CodeRabbit's finding outside the diff: when the provider declines a steer, the run that replaces it keeps who queued the message, so an agent's edit no longer lets hold release free a message the user queued.47de4901b9iseacaceeee1plus one merge of main42057b82d0, the newest main with a green push run when the merge was built. That merge resolved one conflict by hand, in the Claude adapter's first-turn message call: since #35710 main reads the skills list before building the message and passes it in, and this PR'soriginstays beside it. Every other file is git's automatic merge.eacaceeee1is the takeover head6a275fb45a, my two commits for CodeRabbit's open threads (43ff206e32: an edit with no editor keeps the provenance;fc2c1aea24: the run keeps who queued it, and hold release reads that) and one merge of mainb2e86d7902, which kept both sides in four conflicts: theRuncontract (queuedBybeside main'ssteerWhenReadyRunId), the Claude steer call (originbeside main's steeruuid), one replay fixture header, and the adapter test file (this PR's origin test beside main's/goaltest; the origin test also providesNodeCrypto.layer, which main's wake harness needs). Main's change to how hold release reads held runs (getHeldQueuedRuns) merged automatically around therun.queuedByline.Re-check, 2026-11-14. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran these on
f9b530c5abmerged locally with maindb2cc20264, on a MacBook (macOS), Node 26.12.1:agent-editedrow of "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker" (SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts): with47de4901b9's production files it fails withexpected 'message:declined' to equal 'message:wake'; with the fix it passes.vp run typecheckinapps/server: no errors. The PR's 8 test files plus that file: 9 files, 732 tests passed.vp run check:changed db2cc20264: every stage passed. Test-growth counter: net 1, quiet.The server integration test with its scripted provider, not a live provider or client; lines from its output, unedited. With
47de4901b9's production files:On the local merge
88dba7cab8(f9b530c5abwith maindb2cc20264):Settle row. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran the settle test #24891 added, with one new step (an agent edits the user's held message, then the thread is settled again), on a Linux laptop (Linux), Node 26.12.1. With that test and the merge
a6c6176d18'sOrchestrator.ts, the second settle succeeds: its result cancels the user's run (queuedBy: "user") and settles the thread. Lines from the output, unedited:On
fdcf93ab0athe settle is refused with "has a queued message", and both held messages stay queued:Eval. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran the existing
evals/mcp-tool-useeval by its README's method on a MacBook (macOS), Node 26.12.1, with GPT-6.1 Sol (xhigh) as the agent and GPT-6.1 Terra as the shell simulator:--dry-runrequests of every case (228 cases; 218 Codex and 227 Claude requests) and--context: byte-identical between main4574c6013dandfdcf93ab0a, and between main0fee26d5bfand a local merge offdcf93ab0awith it. Again byte-identical between main9441a7285cand9357f2f83e, and, on a Linux laptop, between main01c84c7c02anded8e9d459b.settle-this-thread-after-cleanup,settle-this-thread-bare,settle-on-a-choice-is-not-organize,settle-after-delayed-merge-waits,settle-after-merge-on-wake) and 4 orchestration controls, 3 samples each, main first, thenfdcf93ab0awith--baseline: 27 of 27 samples pass on both, the same on every case, with no errors.t3_thread_organizewith the case's mock, never T3's settle, so it does not exercise the changed result. The settle row above shows it.Tests. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Code in T3 Code) ran these on
fdcf93ab0a(tree3bab7def5e) on a Linux laptop (Linux), Node 26.12.1:vp run typecheckinpackages/contracts,packages/client-runtime,apps/serverandapps/mobile: no errors.ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts,SteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts,ThreadManagementService.test.ts,runtimeLayer.test.ts,OrchestratorReplayRestartBackgroundNote,ClaudeReplayFixtures,OrchestratorReplayRecovery,ThreadFork,ThreadMergeBack): 9 files, 743 tests passed.CodexAdapterV2.test.ts,OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts,ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts,TurnStartReads.test.ts, and the OpenCode adapter test): 417 and 65 tests passed.vp run check:changed 4574c6013d: format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL, 37 package typechecks, tests in 13 files (788 tests) and the React Compiler check passed.4574c6013d: net 1 server test, quiet.9357f2f83e(tree3d9b00036d), an AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5) ran these on a MacBook (macOS), Node 26.12.1: the same four typechecks, no errors; the PR's 9 test files, 748 tests; the settle test above, passed; the test files of fix(server): MCP-launched threads no longer flash in Inbox before Working #36682 (OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts,ThreadLaunchService.test.ts), 142 tests; the other test files of the main changes that touch this PR's files (feat(server): resume stopped provider threads natively #36526, fix(server): held agent messages no longer block settling #24891, fix(server): subagent hover cards show reasoning effort again #35333, fix(server): end obsolete link cards after a matching retry succeeds #26944, fix(web,server): the branch label no longer flips back after a switch #28575, fix(web): changed root files with a leading space open in the diff panel #36606, fix(web): context meter no longer keeps the retired provider's usage #28581, fix(mobile): drop duplicate attachments, as on web #29143): 521 tests in 8 server files, and 65 (OpenCode adapter), 14 (contracts), 41 (client runtime), 48 (web) and 79 (mobile);vp run check:changed 9441a7285c, every stage, 795 tests in 13 files; the test-growth counter, net 1, quiet; and the eval's dry runs and--context, byte-identical to main9441a7285c.ed8e9d459b(tree93f049bc32), an AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5) ran these on a Linux laptop (Linux), Node 26.12.1: the same four typechecks, no errors; the PR's 9 test files, 760 tests, the six rows of "persists a declined steer without blocking the worker" among them (this PR'sagent-editedand main'stwo-steersincluded); the settle test above, passed; the test files of fix(server): a steer that misses its turn moves into the run it starts #36855, fix(server): provider switches on portable forks keep inherited conversation #36839 and fix(clients): undoing a settle puts the thread back where you placed it #33248 (TurnItemPositionStore.test.ts,ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts,Orchestrator.control-reads.test.ts), 93 tests;vp run check:changed 01c84c7c02, every stage, 807 tests in 13 files; the test-growth counter, net 1, quiet; and the eval's dry runs and--context, byte-identical to main01c84c7c02.47de4901b9on a MacBook (macOS): with main42057b82d0's production files and the PR's tests, its 8 test files had 51 failed and 617 passed. With43ff206e32's change reversed, the provenance stamp test fails. Withfc2c1aea24's change to hold release reversed, or with only itsrun.queuedBy ??fallback removed, "releases held agent messages once a later run completes, not the user's" fails; it passes on47de4901b9.Prior PRs. None for this issue. Related but different: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/14019 by kvnloo and https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/14885 by JonasFocus, which show artifact watchers as monitors.
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01c84c7c02,ed8e9d459b; the regression testsClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts,ThreadManagementService.test.ts,runtimeLayer.test.tsandSteeringCompletion.integration.test.ts; issue #24131.Not shown. On
ed8e9d459b:ultracodeones match, and main's Settle control had no agent edit.scenarios:prove, Live tier), run on main9441a7285cand9357f2f83e: it did not prove the fix. Main failed twice; on9357f2f83eone attempt hit an ambiguous locator (KEYWORDSEEN on screen), and in the other Claude said KEYWORDABSENT though the transcript shows the note. The page shows it only through the reply.ultracoderequest in a terminalclaudesession.creationSourcevalues).The Claude fix changes provider input. Queued editor provenance also drives the existing agent label; the real-client before/after captures and recording are in the verification comment below.
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6a275fb45ad31c6cc1cc2f836acf83ee4519ac03merges current main without rebasing and binds websocket queued-edit provenance to the user. Main's deletion of two unused replay fixtures is preserved.vp run check:changed: format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL generation, 35 package typechecks, 435 tests, and 5 React Compiler checks passed.Takeover fixes and review: gpt-6.1-sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
Fixes #24131
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