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fix: snoozed threads no longer alert when a run completes - #34082
A snoozed thread stays hidden until its wake time, but a run that completes during the snooze still alerts. The web and desktop clients play the completion sound and show the toast and the desktop notification. The server also sends the "completed" push to the mobile app.
To reproduce the problem, start a run, snooze the thread while the run is active, and let the run complete. The alert fires, and the thread is still snoozed.
#27458 fixes the web part of this problem. This PR fixes the web part with a smaller change, and it also fixes the mobile push.
Change
The browser and the server each make their own alert, so the fix has two parts.
On web and desktop, the notifier now treats a snoozed thread like an archived thread. It gives no completion alert, and it does not replay the completion after the wake.
For the mobile push, the relay snapshot now carries the snooze fields. When a run completes on a snoozed thread, the server clears the activity card and does not send the "completed" state that triggers the push. The relay remembers that completion, so the first publish after the wake does not send it late.
An approval, a new question, or a failed run still ends the snooze early and alerts as before.
Merge danger: two-way door, notifications.
Scope and approval
There is no issue for this. It is a small fix for an obvious bug. Snooze promises that the thread stays quiet until its wake time, and a completion alert breaks that promise. The change adds no setting and changes no default, and alerts that need the user stay the same.
Verification
I ran main and this branch in the app. The rig was a local dev server with the Replay (dev) provider, a real browser, and a local stand-in for the push relay that records each state the server sends. In each run, I snoozed the thread while the turn was active.
Step
main
This PR
Web, the approval arrives
input sound
input sound
Web, the run completes
completion sound
no sound
Push, the approval arrives
waiting_for_approval sent
waiting_for_approval sent
Push, the run completes
completed sent
card cleared, no completed
Push, "Wake now" and then a rename
not tested
nothing sent
With the first commit only, the last row sent completed approximately 20 seconds after the rename. The second commit fixes that. A control run on a thread without a snooze played the two sounds and sent completed.
The new tests cover the web gate, the browser coordinator, and the relay. They test a completion on a snoozed thread and the publish after the wake.
I did not test these items:
A real phone and the real relay. The test stopped at the states that the server sends.
The desktop app. It uses the same notifier as web.
Desktop notifications and the in-app toast. The test browser denied the notification permission, and the thread was open. They use the same gate as the sound.
A wake by timer. I used "Wake now".
Claude Fable 5.2 in T3 Code, through the Claude Code harness.
A snoozed thread stays hidden until its wake time, but a run that
completed during the snooze still played the completion sound, showed
the toast and desktop notification, and sent a mobile push.
The web notifier never read the snooze state. It now treats a snoozed
thread like an archived one: no alert, and the completion is not
replayed after the wake. The push relay's snapshot did not carry the
snooze fields. It now does, and a completion on a snoozed thread clears
the card without the "completed" state that triggers the alert.
An approval, a new question, or a failed run still ends the snooze
early and alerts as before.
The relay cleared a snoozed thread's completion, but the next publish
after the wake saw a completed thread with no live card and sent the
"completed" push late. The relay now remembers when the hidden
completion ended and keeps that completion silent.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Snoozed threads now suppress completion alerts in both web notifications and the activity relay, without replaying hidden completions when they wake. The change is confined to notification behavior and retains existing attention-related wake handling.
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Agent-awareness snapshots now include each thread’s snooze wake time. The relay uses that time to filter completed work from terminal activity. A parameterized test covers completions hidden by a snooze across two wake delays.
Changes: Snoozed completion handling
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Summary
Pass snooze wake time to completion filtering apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts, apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.ts, apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts
Snapshots include lastSnoozeWakeAt, defaulting to null when absent. The relay excludes completions at or before the wake time. Tests verify that one- and five-second wake delays do not produce a completion alert.
Completion alerts can be missed in a narrow case: a user manually unsnoozes a thread after its snooze has expired but before the automatic wake clears it. The main snooze suppression behavior looks sound. Consider fixing the edge case before or soon after merge.
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Main now suppresses snoozed completions in web and the relay at completion
time; keep the relay's memory of a hidden completion for after the wake.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The relay remembered a completion the snooze hid only in memory, so it pushed
the completion late once its memory was gone: after a confirmed clear left no
live card, or after publishing was turned off and on. Wake records
lastSnoozeWakeAt; a completion with no live card that ended before it is not
published.
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- Line 153: Update the relay test fixture’s shell() parameter and return types
to include lastSnoozeWakeAt, so both fixture calls typecheck; keep the public
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Include the wake field in the relay fixture type.
Both calls pass lastSnoozeWakeAt to shell(). Its parameter is Partial<OrchestrationV2ThreadShell>, but that type has no lastSnoozeWakeAt field. These fresh object literals fail excess-property checking and block typecheck.
Update the relay fixture’s parameter and return types to include the awareness wake field. Keep the public shell schema unchanged unless it also needs this field.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts at line 153:
Update the relay test fixture’s shell() parameter and return types to include lastSnoozeWakeAt, so both fixture calls typecheck; keep the public OrchestrationV2ThreadShell schema unchanged unless the implementation requires this field.
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The client shell contract has no lastSnoozeWakeAt; the relay reads it from the
awareness projection, so the fixture takes it from AgentAwarenessThread.
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Minor · Apply the wake check to live cards before publishing… · AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts:582
apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts:582 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Apply the wake check to live cards before publishing completed.
While a running card is live, the terminal guard in publishThreadUnsafe is skipped. terminalWorkSinceStart therefore never checks lastSnoozeWakeAt. If the user wakes the thread during the five-second clear confirmation, the confirmation publishes completed for the run that the snooze hid. Apply the wake check for live cards as well. For a completion that ended before the wake, clear the card instead of publishing completed.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts at line 582:
Update publishThreadUnsafe so terminalWorkSinceStart checks lastSnoozeWakeAt for live cards before publishing completed; when the completion predates the wake, clear the card instead of publishing completed, while preserving completed publication when the run ended after the wake.
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- Line 582: Update publishThreadUnsafe so terminalWorkSinceStart checks
lastSnoozeWakeAt for live cards before publishing completed; when the completion
predates the wake, clear the card instead of publishing completed, while
preserving completed publication when the run ended after the wake.
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…lay snapshot
The wake check only gated publishing a completion with no live card. Waking
during the completion's confirmation hold, while the running card was still
live, let the hold publish completed. Judge lastSnoozeWakeAt in
snoozedCompletion so every snapshot hides it.
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- Line 382: Update the manual unsnooze handling in thread.unsnooze so an expired
snooze records thread.snoozedUntil as lastSnoozeWakeAt, preventing completions
after the scheduled expiry from being hidden. Determine expiry by comparing the
epoch values of thread.snoozedUntil and now; retain now for snoozes that have
not expired and preserve the existing already-awake behavior.
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Use the scheduled expiry when a manual unsnooze follows an expired snooze.
thread.unsnooze records now as lastSnoozeWakeAt, even when snoozedUntil has already passed and the automatic wake has not yet cleared it. The relay then hides any completion at or before that time. A completion that ended after the scheduled expiry, but before the manual unsnooze, can therefore lose its completion alert. The automatic wake path already records the scheduled expiry, so the manual path should match it.
Define expired as DateTime.toEpochMillis(thread.snoozedUntil) <= DateTime.toEpochMillis(now) in the same case. This keeps now for a snooze that has not yet expired.
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Update the manual unsnooze handling in thread.unsnooze so an expired snooze records thread.snoozedUntil as lastSnoozeWakeAt, preventing completions after the scheduled expiry from being hidden. Determine expiry by comparing the epoch values of thread.snoozedUntil and now; retain now for snoozes that have not expired and preserve the existing already-awake behavior.
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Problem
A snoozed thread stays hidden until its wake time, but a run that completes during the snooze still alerts. The web and desktop clients play the completion sound and show the toast and the desktop notification. The server also sends the "completed" push to the mobile app.
To reproduce the problem, start a run, snooze the thread while the run is active, and let the run complete. The alert fires, and the thread is still snoozed.
#27458 fixes the web part of this problem. This PR fixes the web part with a smaller change, and it also fixes the mobile push.
Change
The browser and the server each make their own alert, so the fix has two parts.
On web and desktop, the notifier now treats a snoozed thread like an archived thread. It gives no completion alert, and it does not replay the completion after the wake.
For the mobile push, the relay snapshot now carries the snooze fields. When a run completes on a snoozed thread, the server clears the activity card and does not send the "completed" state that triggers the push. The relay remembers that completion, so the first publish after the wake does not send it late.
An approval, a new question, or a failed run still ends the snooze early and alerts as before.
Merge danger: two-way door, notifications.
Scope and approval
There is no issue for this. It is a small fix for an obvious bug. Snooze promises that the thread stays quiet until its wake time, and a completion alert breaks that promise. The change adds no setting and changes no default, and alerts that need the user stay the same.
Verification
I ran
mainand this branch in the app. The rig was a local dev server with theReplay (dev)provider, a real browser, and a local stand-in for the push relay that records each state the server sends. In each run, I snoozed the thread while the turn was active.mainwaiting_for_approvalsentwaiting_for_approvalsentcompletedsentcompletedWith the first commit only, the last row sent
completedapproximately 20 seconds after the rename. The second commit fixes that. A control run on a thread without a snooze played the two sounds and sentcompleted.The new tests cover the web gate, the browser coordinator, and the relay. They test a completion on a snoozed thread and the publish after the wake.
I did not test these items:
Claude Fable 5.2 in T3 Code, through the Claude Code harness.