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fix(server): analytics record the thread binding a scheduled task actually got - #28761
The mcp.tool.invoked analytics event for schedule_task reports bindToCurrentThread: true whenever the agent leaves that argument out, so unbound tasks were counted as bound. Rejected and failed calls also reported true, even though nothing was saved.
Change
handoffSettings now reads the binding from the saved task the tool returns (boundThreadId set or null), for both create and update. A failed call, or one with no result, records no binding instead of a guessed one. Only a boolean is recorded, and scheduling behavior is unchanged.
Scope
A bug fix for wrong data in an existing metric. It is a small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so it needs no issue. It adds no feature and no new field; it corrects the value of the bindToCurrentThread setting that #15913 introduced.
Verification
To see it on Linux (server):
Run a T3 server with T3CODE_POSTHOG_HOST pointed at a local recorder and a fake key.
Have an agent call schedule_task for another project without bindToCurrentThread; the task saves unbound.
The recorded event says bindToCurrentThread: true on main and false on this branch.
Real server runs on main at e63d80a (before), this branch at ccca0ca (after), and their local merge at cf2953fc26 (clean merge, not pushed), with a real Codex thread (codex-cli 0.167.1, gpt-6-luna) making four schedule_task calls and an outside MCP client a fifth. Recorded bindToCurrentThread, main vs branch and merge:
create in app-b, argument omitted, saved unbound: true vs false
update of that task, argument omitted, still unbound: true vs false
create in app-b with true, rejected: true vs no binding
create in app-a, argument omitted, saved bound: true vs true
client call with no thread, rejected: true vs no binding
All three runs saved the same tasks with the same bindings. No screen shows this value, so the evidence is text.
Re-checked against main f419698 on 2026-11-12: ProviderDimensions.test.ts fails with that main's ProviderDimensions.ts (bindToCurrentThreadtrue where false is expected) and passes with this change, the branch merges cleanly with that main, and the same five calls on that main still record true for all five.
Not checked: the real PostHog ingest. The recorder accepts every batch, so this shows what the server sends, not how PostHog stores it.
Unedited run output: main, branch, merge. Each "recorded" line keeps the event's tool, caller, outcome and binding fields; platform and version fields are left out.
The mcp.tool.invoked analytics event for schedule_task reports bindToCurrentThread: true whenever the agent leaves that argument out. The server does not work that way. With the argument omitted, a new task binds only when the caller is a thread in the same project, and an update keeps the task's existing binding. So unbound tasks were counted as bound. Rejected and failed calls also reported true, even though nothing was saved.
handoffSettings now reads the binding from the saved task the tool returns (boundThreadId set or null), for both create and update. A failed call, or one with no result, records no binding instead of a guessed one. Only a boolean is recorded. The thread id never reaches analytics. Scheduling behavior is unchanged; only the telemetry helper changed.
This is a small, focused fix for an obvious bug in an existing metric, which fits the obvious-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING. It adds no feature and no new field. It corrects the value of the bindToCurrentThread setting that #15913 introduced.
I ran the same steps through the real server on main at e63d80a (before), this branch at ccca0ca (after), and their local merge at cf2953fc26 (clean merge, not pushed).
Each revision ran its own T3 server from source in a sandbox ("Test machine"), with its own home and synthetic projects app-a and app-b. Telemetry was on, with T3CODE_POSTHOG_HOST pointed at a local recorder and a fake key, so the server's real /batch/ requests were captured and went nowhere else.
A real Codex thread (codex-cli 0.167.1, gpt-6-luna) in app-a made four schedule_task calls through the server's MCP endpoint. An outside MCP client with no thread made a fifth.
Recorded bindToCurrentThread, main vs branch and merge:
create in app-b, argument omitted, saved unbound: true vs false
update of that task, argument omitted, still unbound: true vs false
create in app-b with true, rejected: true vs no binding
create in app-a, argument omitted, saved bound: true vs true
client call with no thread, rejected: true vs no binding
All three runs saved the same two task titles with the same thread bindings, so scheduling did not change.
The case added to ProviderDimensions.test.ts failed on main and passes with the fix (regression cover). vp run check:changed passed on ccca0ca.
Regression cover from the first version of this PR: handoffSettings("schedule_task", args, result) called directly on main and on this branch with the result shapes the server returns.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Scheduled-task analytics now report the binding actually saved, omitting the field when no binding result is available. Scheduling behavior is unchanged, and only a boolean—not the thread ID—reaches analytics.
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Walkthrough
The schedule_task telemetry setting now uses the saved result’s boundThreadId instead of the tool input. Tests cover a null binding and an orchestrator failure.
Changes: Schedule task telemetry
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Summary
Derive binding telemetry from saved result apps/server/src/telemetry/ProviderDimensions.ts, apps/server/src/telemetry/ProviderDimensions.test.ts
The setting is false when the saved boundThreadId is null and true when it is a string. Other values produce no setting. Tests cover a null binding and an orchestrator failure.
This change fixes analytics so they record whether a scheduled task was actually bound to a thread. Scheduling behavior is unchanged and no thread IDs are sent. No actionable merge risk remains.
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The title names the main change: analytics for schedule_task now record the thread binding the scheduled task actually received. The changeset rewrites handoffSettings to derive bindToCurrentThread from the saved result's boundThreadId, and it adds a regression test. The title uses the conventional commit form, is one sentence, and is specific to the change.
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The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and it fills each one. The Problem section states the bug and the expected behavior. The Change section explains the fix and the no-result case. The Scope section justifies the absence of a linked issue under the obvious-bug exception and links prior PR #15913. The Verification section gives focused tests and real-server results, and it states what was not checked, which is PostHog ingestion. The agent-model line is present. The description is detailed and complete. Its verification section is long, but the template allows that.
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Cover the bound scheduled-task case in the telemetry test.
The new test checks only a null boundThreadId and a failed result. No case passes a string boundThreadId on a successful schedule_task result. The implementation maps a string value to bindToCurrentThread: true. A regression that returns false for bound tasks, or omits the setting for them, would still pass this test. Add the bound case to the same it block.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/telemetry/ProviderDimensions.test.ts around
lines 80 - 90:
Add a successful bound scheduled-task case to the test using `handoffSettings`:
pass a string `boundThreadId` and assert the result includes
`bindToCurrentThread: true`. Keep the existing null and failure cases in the
same test.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/telemetry/ProviderDimensions.test.ts:
- Around line 80-90: Add a successful bound scheduled-task case to the test
using `handoffSettings`: pass a string `boundThreadId` and assert the result
includes `bindToCurrentThread: true`. Keep the existing null and failure cases
in the same test.
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The CodeRabbit nitpick on ProviderDimensions.test.ts (add a bound schedule_task case) does not point at a defect. The bound case already records true through the real server: in the run in the description, a create in the calling thread's own project with bindToCurrentThread omitted saved the task bound to that thread and recorded bindToCurrentThread: true on ccca0ca and on its local merge with main e63d80a (agent call 4 in the run output). I'm leaving the test as it is so the head does not change.
verified as-is at ccca0cac2a1e37b51b69d03dbed8064f905c0f87 on a linux boat vm. reproduced the bug first on github/main at 9c7f6ebf315883fdd7f76fad45ca623c15caaefc in a separate worktree. installed dependencies with vp i on both revisions and ran one background dev server at a time.
i used repo playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome, added two real git projects through the web ui, selected codex gpt-6.1-sol, and submitted the same five-case prompt on both revisions. real provider MCP calls created/updated paused tasks. captured the server's actual /batch/ telemetry requests with a local receiver and compared them with tool results and read-only saved task rows.
bindToCurrentThread in captured mcp.tool.invoked events, main -> pr:
both revisions saved the same three task titles and binding states. every saved task remained disabled with no next run. the bound thread id did not appear in analytics properties.
these app captures show unchanged scheduling results; the transcript proves the telemetry correction.
vp test run apps/server/src/telemetry/ProviderDimensions.test.ts passed through blacksmith-check: 1 file, 3 tests. the pr reported 31 successful checks, zero failing or pending. no code changes or pushes were needed.
Not verified
real posthog ingestion/storage, native desktop/mobile clients, scheduled execution (tasks were deliberately paused), and a handler throwing without a result were not exercised. this is a server telemetry change with no visible ui change, so the runtime transcript is the before/after proof.
an initial pr launch selected the default shared home. i stopped it and repeated the complete pr verification with an explicit isolated home; those initial events are excluded from the evidence.
@maria-rcks thanks for running the five cases through a real Codex thread on main and this head; your results match mine.
"A handler throwing without a result" is a case this PR changes. When the handler fails, the server passes no result to the telemetry helper. On main that event records bindToCurrentThread: true when the argument is omitted; on this branch it records no binding. The direct-call output in the description's details block shows it ("handler threw (no result)": before {"bindToCurrentThread":true}, after {}), and I ran the helper at ccca0ca again for each argument value:
handler threw, bindToCurrentThread omitted -> recorded settings: {}
handler threw, bindToCurrentThread=true -> recorded settings: {}
handler threw, bindToCurrentThread=false -> recorded settings: {}
The other three items are outside this diff, which changes only the server's telemetry helper and its test.
Ran both real servers on Linux x64 with fresh synthetic databases, the same deterministic ACP driver, and a local analytics batch recorder. From a thread in A: create in B with binding omitted; update with binding omitted; reject cross-project explicit true; create same-project control; reject explicit false using a nonexistent project.
Both runs persisted the cross-project task unbound and the same-project control bound. Neither run sent thread IDs in analytics. Public exports omit client identity fields distinct_id and installId.
…ually got (pingdotgg#28761)
Co-authored-by: Julius Marminge <julius0216@outlook.com>
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Problem
The
mcp.tool.invokedanalytics event forschedule_taskreportsbindToCurrentThread: truewhenever the agent leaves that argument out, so unbound tasks were counted as bound. Rejected and failed calls also reportedtrue, even though nothing was saved.Change
handoffSettingsnow reads the binding from the saved task the tool returns (boundThreadIdset ornull), for both create and update. A failed call, or one with no result, records no binding instead of a guessed one. Only a boolean is recorded, and scheduling behavior is unchanged.Scope
A bug fix for wrong data in an existing metric. It is a small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so it needs no issue. It adds no feature and no new field; it corrects the value of the
bindToCurrentThreadsetting that #15913 introduced.Verification
To see it on Linux (server):
T3CODE_POSTHOG_HOSTpointed at a local recorder and a fake key.schedule_taskfor another project withoutbindToCurrentThread; the task saves unbound.bindToCurrentThread: trueonmainandfalseon this branch.Real server runs on
mainat e63d80a (before), this branch at ccca0ca (after), and their local merge at cf2953fc26 (clean merge, not pushed), with a real Codex thread (codex-cli 0.167.1,gpt-6-luna) making fourschedule_taskcalls and an outside MCP client a fifth. RecordedbindToCurrentThread, main vs branch and merge:app-b, argument omitted, saved unbound:truevsfalsetruevsfalseapp-bwithtrue, rejected:truevs no bindingapp-a, argument omitted, saved bound:truevstruetruevs no bindingAll three runs saved the same tasks with the same bindings. No screen shows this value, so the evidence is text.
Re-checked against main f419698 on 2026-11-12:
ProviderDimensions.test.tsfails with that main'sProviderDimensions.ts(bindToCurrentThreadtruewherefalseis expected) and passes with this change, the branch merges cleanly with that main, and the same five calls on that main still recordtruefor all five.Not checked: the real PostHog ingest. The recorder accepts every batch, so this shows what the server sends, not how PostHog stores it.
Unedited run output: main, branch, merge. Each "recorded" line keeps the event's tool, caller, outcome and binding fields; platform and version fields are left out.
The
mcp.tool.invokedanalytics event forschedule_taskreportsbindToCurrentThread: truewhenever the agent leaves that argument out. The server does not work that way. With the argument omitted, a new task binds only when the caller is a thread in the same project, and an update keeps the task's existing binding. So unbound tasks were counted as bound. Rejected and failed calls also reportedtrue, even though nothing was saved.handoffSettingsnow reads the binding from the saved task the tool returns (boundThreadIdset ornull), for both create and update. A failed call, or one with no result, records no binding instead of a guessed one. Only a boolean is recorded. The thread id never reaches analytics. Scheduling behavior is unchanged; only the telemetry helper changed.This is a small, focused fix for an obvious bug in an existing metric, which fits the obvious-bug exception in CONTRIBUTING. It adds no feature and no new field. It corrects the value of the
bindToCurrentThreadsetting that #15913 introduced.I ran the same steps through the real server on
mainat e63d80a (before), this branch at ccca0ca (after), and their local merge at cf2953fc26 (clean merge, not pushed).app-aandapp-b. Telemetry was on, withT3CODE_POSTHOG_HOSTpointed at a local recorder and a fake key, so the server's real/batch/requests were captured and went nowhere else.gpt-6-luna) inapp-amade fourschedule_taskcalls through the server's MCP endpoint. An outside MCP client with no thread made a fifth.bindToCurrentThread, main vs branch and merge:app-b, argument omitted, saved unbound:truevsfalsetruevsfalseapp-bwithtrue, rejected:truevs no bindingapp-a, argument omitted, saved bound:truevstruetruevs no bindingProviderDimensions.test.tsfailed onmainand passes with the fix (regression cover).vp run check:changedpassed on ccca0ca.Regression cover from the first version of this PR:
handoffSettings("schedule_task", args, result)called directly onmainand on this branch with the result shapes the server returns.Prior PRs
#15913 by juliusmarminge added this metric. No earlier PR attempted this correction.
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