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fix(grok): classify prompt connection failures as transport errors - #30638
When Grok loses its ACP connection during a prompt, transport errors and EOF can be recorded as provider_error. An active prompt can also fail with AcpProcessExitedError when the Grok process exits; that error was classified the same way.
Change
Recognize AcpTransportError, AcpInputStreamEndedError and AcpProcessExitedError as transport_error. Raw transport/EOF failures get a fixed retry message; process exits retain the shared formatter's safe exit-code diagnostics and retry guidance. Existing request-error and rate-limit classification, and retry policy, keep their behavior.
Scope and approval
This is a small focused obvious-bug fix at an existing error translation boundary. It adds no retries, settings, contracts or client-specific behavior. The same terminal failure reaches web, desktop, mobile, remote clients and delegated runs.
#25693 concerns ACP process-exit diagnostics and stderr retention, not transport-error classification in Grok's prompt mapper. #29800 concerns one-shot Grok text generation. Earlier investigation found no exact match for this Grok mapper change.
Verification
The existing failure-classification case covers all three connection error types. The process-exit assertion fails on the prior PR head b06f0e6c43 with only the class differing; the existing safe message remains unchanged. Private stderr is absent from the reported failure.
vp run check:changed upstream/main --concurrency 1: passed format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL generation, all 10 affected/dependent package typechecks, and 12 tests across the Grok adapter and required agent-context cases.
No live Grok turn or interactive client was used. Selecting a Grok model in Cursor uses a different adapter.
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Rounds: 2
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Round 2
Claude Opus 5.5
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9/10
GPT-6.1 Sol
9/10
9/10
Grok 4.7 (Cursor)
9/10
no score on failed attempt; retry 9/10
All three approved resubmission. Round 2 refined description wording only; source stayed unchanged. Grok's initial second-round attempt ended with Premature close; the same-model retry completed successfully.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Grok connection failures now receive a transport-error classification and clear retry guidance. The change is limited to failure reporting, with existing request-error and rate-limit handling preserved.
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Walkthrough
The Grok adapter now classifies ACP transport, input-stream-ended, and process-exited errors as transport_error. Tests verify retry messaging, process-exit guidance, and omission of private diagnostics.
Changes: Grok transport error classification
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Summary
Map and verify transport errors packages/provider-grok/src/server/adapter.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/GrokAdapterV2.test.ts
The adapter maps ACP connection errors to transport_error. It adds a retry message for transport and input-stream-ended errors, but not process-exited errors. Tests check the process exit code and server-log guidance, and verify that private diagnostics are omitted.
Grok connection failures such as transport errors, ended streams and process exits are now reported as transport errors with retry or exit guidance and without private diagnostics. The change is narrow and tested, and no merge-blocking risk was found.
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The title names the main change: Grok prompt connection failures are now classified as transport errors. It follows the conventional commit form and matches the raw summary and PR objectives. The title is concise and specific.
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The description follows the repository template closely: it has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, a conventional-style problem statement, and a clear explanation of the fix. The Scope section explains why no issue is linked, and it cites related PRs (#25693, #29800) for context. Verification gives focused tests, the observed before/after classification for AcpProcessExitedError, and the checks that ran. It also states what was not checked (no live Grok turn, no interactive client). The PR title is not in the description body, and the Change section does not name the retry message exactly as the template expects, but these are minor. The description is detailed and substantially complete.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-grok/src/server/adapter.ts:
- Around line 318-320: Update the error-classification guard using
isAcpTransportError so AcpInputStreamEndedError is classified as transport_error
alongside existing ACP transport failures, and add coverage for the
pending-prompt EOF path.
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If Grok closes stdout while a prompt is pending, the prompt fails with
AcpInputStreamEndedError. Treat it like AcpTransportError so the turn
fails as a transport error with retry guidance instead of a provider error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @packages/provider-grok/src/server/adapter.ts:
- Line 90: Update the connection-error predicate in the Schema.Union to include
AcpProcessExitedError, so process exits during a prompt receive
connection-failure classification and retry guidance. Add coverage for this case
in the failure-classification test.
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Problem
When Grok loses its ACP connection during a prompt, transport errors and EOF can be recorded as
provider_error. An active prompt can also fail withAcpProcessExitedErrorwhen the Grok process exits; that error was classified the same way.Change
Recognize
AcpTransportError,AcpInputStreamEndedErrorandAcpProcessExitedErrorastransport_error. Raw transport/EOF failures get a fixed retry message; process exits retain the shared formatter's safe exit-code diagnostics and retry guidance. Existing request-error and rate-limit classification, and retry policy, keep their behavior.Scope and approval
This is a small focused obvious-bug fix at an existing error translation boundary. It adds no retries, settings, contracts or client-specific behavior. The same terminal failure reaches web, desktop, mobile, remote clients and delegated runs.
#25693 concerns ACP process-exit diagnostics and stderr retention, not transport-error classification in Grok's prompt mapper. #29800 concerns one-shot Grok text generation. Earlier investigation found no exact match for this Grok mapper change.
Verification
The existing failure-classification case covers all three connection error types. The process-exit assertion fails on the prior PR head
b06f0e6c43with only the class differing; the existing safe message remains unchanged. Private stderr is absent from the reported failure.b690f08cbf2b.vp run check:changed upstream/main --concurrency 1: passed format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL generation, all 10 affected/dependent package typechecks, and 12 tests across the Grok adapter and required agent-context cases.No live Grok turn or interactive client was used. Selecting a Grok model in Cursor uses a different adapter.
Council review
Rounds: 2
All three approved resubmission. Round 2 refined description wording only; source stayed unchanged. Grok's initial second-round attempt ended with
Premature close; the same-model retry completed successfully.Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.