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fix(server): MCP create replays respect the target's current mode - #26354
A create_threads or schedule_task retry with the same clientRequestId acts on the thread or task that the first call created. Only the new request's modes were checked against the caller's ceiling. The user can raise a thread's or task's mode after creation, so a restricted caller (for example a Supervised thread) could replay the call and act above its own modes:
create_threads: a replay that adds a first prompt dispatched it to the thread created earlier. If the user had raised that thread to Full access, the restricted caller started a turn under the elevated policy.
schedule_task: a replay upserted over the existing task, so a restricted caller could overwrite or disable a task the user had raised above its ceiling.
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create_threads: the first-prompt message.dispatch now runs under DispatchModeLimit with the caller's modes, as ThreadLaunchService and task cancel already do. The orchestrator rechecks the thread's current modes under its command lock and refuses with runtime_mode_escalation_denied / interaction_mode_escalation_denied. A prompt the orchestrator already accepted still replays from its receipt unchanged, so ordinary retries return the original result.
schedule_task: before saving over a replayed task, it runs the check update_scheduled_task uses on that task's current run modes (factored out of loadScheduledTask). The MCP service now passes the task id it derives from the request key, so the check and the upsert target the same row.
The schedule_task check, like update_scheduled_task's, happens before the save rather than under a lock. The window is a user raising the task during the call itself.
Tests: the existing create_threads replay case now creates a thread, raises it, and expects the prompted replay to be refused with no message or run. A new case in the scheduled-task mode suite does the same for schedule_task. Both fail on main.
Model: Claude Opus 5.5, harness: Claude Code (in T3 Code)
A create_threads or schedule_task retry with the same clientRequestId acts
on the thread or task the first call created, but only the new request's
modes were checked against the caller's ceiling. After the user raised that
target, a restricted caller could prompt the thread or overwrite the task
above its own modes.
create_threads now dispatches the first prompt under DispatchModeLimit, so
the orchestrator rechecks the thread's current modes under its lock. A
prompt already accepted still replays unchanged. schedule_task checks a
replayed task's current run modes with the same check update_scheduled_task
uses before it saves over it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — MCP create replays now respect the target’s current runtime and interaction modes before updating tasks or prompting threads. This narrowly strengthens existing access boundaries without changing product defaults.
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Scheduled-task replay checks caller mode limits before upserting. Created-thread prompt dispatch uses caller runtime and interaction-mode limits and maps mode-limit violations to escalation-denied failures. Tests cover replay denial for tasks and child threads whose runtime mode has been raised.
Changes: Caller mode-limit enforcement
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Scheduled-task mode validation and replay apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts
Scheduled-task loading checks task run modes against caller limits. Requests with a clientRequestId derive stable task and command IDs, check an existing task against those limits, and then upsert. Tests verify that replay is denied after the saved task’s runtime mode is raised, without a second upsert.
Prompt dispatch uses the caller’s runtime and interaction-mode limits. Mode-limit errors map to escalation-denied failures. Tests verify that replay is denied after the child thread’s runtime mode is raised, without creating messages or runs.
Replays of thread creation and task scheduling now refuse when the target has been raised above the caller's mode limit. No concrete merge-blocking risk was found. The scheduled-task check is not atomic, which the PR describes as a known limitation.
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The current test raises only runtimeMode, so it cannot detect removal of the interaction-mode check. Add a caller narrowed to plan, save the task once, then raise only its saved interaction mode. The replay then passes the runtime check, returns interaction_mode_escalation_denied, and leaves the upsert count unchanged.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts around
lines 2374 - 2444:
Extend the replay test to cover interaction-mode escalation independently of
runtime-mode escalation. Use a caller narrowed to interaction mode “plan,”
create the task once, then raise only the saved task’s interaction mode while
keeping its runtime mode within the caller’s allowance; verify replay returns
“interaction_mode_escalation_denied” and does not increment the upsert count.
Exercise interaction-mode escalation in this replay test.
The current case only raises runtimeMode. The parent remains at interactionMode: "default", and the child inherits that mode, so no child can exceed the interaction limit. Add a separate plan-parent case, raise the child to default, and replay its prompt with the same clientRequestId. Restore the parent to default before the existing settings and provider assertions.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts around
lines 1864 - 1889:
Extend the replay test using service.createThreads and orchestrator.dispatch to
cover interaction-mode escalation: set a separate parent thread to plan mode,
create a child, raise the child to default, then replay its prompt with the same
clientRequestId and assert interaction_mode_escalation_denied with no messages
or runs. Restore the parent to default before the existing settings and provider
assertions.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.test.ts:
- Around line 2374-2444: Extend the replay test to cover interaction-mode
escalation independently of runtime-mode escalation. Use a caller narrowed to
interaction mode “plan,” create the task once, then raise only the saved task’s
interaction mode while keeping its runtime mode within the caller’s allowance;
verify replay returns “interaction_mode_escalation_denied” and does not
increment the upsert count.
- Around line 1864-1889: Extend the replay test using service.createThreads and
orchestrator.dispatch to cover interaction-mode escalation: set a separate
parent thread to plan mode, create a child, raise the child to default, then
replay its prompt with the same clientRequestId and assert
interaction_mode_escalation_denied with no messages or runs. Restore the parent
to default before the existing settings and provider assertions.
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create_threadsorschedule_taskretry with the sameclientRequestIdacts on the thread or task that the first call created. Only the new request's modes were checked against the caller's ceiling. The user can raise a thread's or task's mode after creation, so a restricted caller (for example a Supervised thread) could replay the call and act above its own modes:create_threads: a replay that adds a first prompt dispatched it to the thread created earlier. If the user had raised that thread to Full access, the restricted caller started a turn under the elevated policy.schedule_task: a replay upserted over the existing task, so a restricted caller could overwrite or disable a task the user had raised above its ceiling.Fix
create_threads: the first-promptmessage.dispatchnow runs underDispatchModeLimitwith the caller's modes, asThreadLaunchServiceand task cancel already do. The orchestrator rechecks the thread's current modes under its command lock and refuses withruntime_mode_escalation_denied/interaction_mode_escalation_denied. A prompt the orchestrator already accepted still replays from its receipt unchanged, so ordinary retries return the original result.schedule_task: before saving over a replayed task, it runs the checkupdate_scheduled_taskuses on that task's current run modes (factored out ofloadScheduledTask). The MCP service now passes the task id it derives from the request key, so the check and the upsert target the same row.The
schedule_taskcheck, likeupdate_scheduled_task's, happens before the save rather than under a lock. The window is a user raising the task during the call itself.Tests: the existing
create_threadsreplay case now creates a thread, raises it, and expects the prompted replay to be refused with no message or run. A new case in the scheduled-task mode suite does the same forschedule_task. Both fail onmain.Model: Claude Opus 5.5, harness: Claude Code (in T3 Code)
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