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fix(opencode): a resumed task subagent's turn no longer collides with its first - #34961
The 'Agent context budget' failure did not come from this PR's code. The PR changes only packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts and its test. After the branch's earlier merge, main lowered claudeSystemAppendBytes (5597 -> 5594) and codexAdditionalContextBytes (7327 -> 7324) in apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json, in 0568a63 (#30371). The check compares the branch's copy with main's, so the stale copy read as +3 bytes. I merged origin/main (merge commit, no conflicts). The budget file is now identical to main's, and the branch differs from main only in the two OpenCode files. The fix is unchanged: when a Task resumes a child that the adapter still holds, the child keeps its turn counter and message bookkeeping. After a restart, a resumed child's next ordinal is the position of that turn's own user message among the session's stored user messages. That position does not change across restarts, so the ordinal stays above every earlier one.
In the web or desktop app, configure a working OpenCode provider under Settings > Providers and start a thread using an available model. Ask the lead: 'Call the task tool with subagent_type general and prompt Reply ALPHA; wait for completion, then call task again with that child's task_id and prompt Reply BETA.' Confirm both calls target the same child session. On main, the resumed child causes a database-request failure and the parent fails; with the fix, the resumed child should append another turn and the parent should complete. These steps come from the issue and PR description and were not executed during screening.
Evidence
Configure OpenCode, select GPT-6 Luna, and ask it to run Task with subagent_type: general and Reply ALPHA, then resume that child's task_id with Reply BETA. Both runs used fresh isolated databases, Chrome at 1440×900, and light theme.
Base failed the parent on the resumed child. Head completed the parent and persisted completed child provider turns with ordinals 1 and 2 on the same provider thread.
Resumption after an adapter/server restart was not exercised; this proof covers resuming a completed native Task child within the same parent run.
Tests
git diff origin/main -- apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json: no difference after the merge. vp test run src/server/adapter.test.ts (packages/provider-opencode) on the merged tree: 56/56 passed. The CI budget job itself was not run locally; it only compares this file with main's, which now match.
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A resumed child's providerTurns, runtimeRequests and nextAdmissionGeneration are still reset when its state is rebuilt. That is existing behaviour and the collision does not depend on it.
The issue's other suggestion (do not fail the parent turn while the native child turn keeps running, and abort the native session on failure) is not part of this fix.
Real-app before/after evidence for the PR is left to the proof step.
A resumed child's providerTurns, runtimeRequests and nextAdmissionGeneration are still reset when its state is rebuilt (existing behaviour, not needed for the collision fix).
The reviewer's two-restart sequence is not a separate test; the restart case with the resume prompt already stored is the case that failed on the previous head, and the position rule covers any number of restarts.
Real-app before/after evidence is left to the proof step.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Opus 5.5, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Proof captured by GPT-6.1 Sol and checked by Claude Opus 5.5
Fails on main: a Task call that resumes an existing child session by
task_id rebuilds the child state with ordinal 1, colliding with the
child's first provider turn (#19883).
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… its first
A Task call that resumes a child session by task_id rebuilt the child's
state with turn ordinal 1, so the resumed turn hit the unique
(provider_thread_id, ordinal) index and failed the parent run. The child
now keeps its in-memory ordinal and prompt history, and when the adapter
no longer holds it (after a restart) the next ordinal follows the child
session's earlier user prompts.
Fixes#19883
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Highserver/adapter.ts:1317
Resumed child turns can reuse an existing ordinal, causing projection to fail on the unique (provider_thread_id, ordinal) index. session.messages counts persisted user messages rather than previously allocated ordinals, so after a restart the same count can produce ordinal 3 for a different turn if the earlier prompt has not yet been persisted. Recover the next ordinal from persisted projected ordinals or derive it from a stable native message identifier.
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In file @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts around line 1317:
Resumed child turns can reuse an existing ordinal, causing projection to fail on the unique `(provider_thread_id, ordinal)` index. `session.messages` counts persisted user messages rather than previously allocated ordinals, so after a restart the same count can produce ordinal `3` for a different turn if the earlier prompt has not yet been persisted. Recover the next ordinal from persisted projected ordinals or derive it from a stable native message identifier.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The change preserves resumed subagent turn numbering and recovers it from OpenCode history after restart. An unresolved review concern identifies session-wide disruption if that lookup fails; ordinal-reuse concerns also remain open.
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Walkthrough
The OpenCode adapter now preserves child-turn bookkeeping when a task resumes a child session. When in-memory state is unavailable, it derives the next ordinal from the session’s user-message order. Tests cover in-memory and post-restart resumption.
Changes: OpenCode child turn resume
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Summary
Restore child-turn state packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts
The adapter reuses existing child state or derives the next ordinal from the session’s user-message order. Tests check the resumed turn’s ordinal and provider thread in memory and after restart.
Resumed child turns now recover the expected ordinal, but a history-read failure can still make the provider session unusable until reconnection. Contain that failure before merging unless explicitly accepted.
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Title check
The title names the main change: a fix for resumed task subagent turns colliding with their first turn's ordinal in OpenCode. It matches the changeset, which sets the resumed child's next turn ordinal…
Linked Issues check
[#19883] Expected behavior: a resumed child turn gets ordinal 2 on the same provider thread, and the parent turn continues. Whole-PR diff of packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts (merge bas…
Out of Scope Changes check
The whole-PR adapter.ts diff contains only changes tied to the resumed-child ordinal collision: the nullable nextChildTurnOrdinal type, the storedUserMessagePosition helper, the resumed-child state ha…
Description check
The description explains the problem, the fix, and the linked issue (#19883), and it gives reproduction steps and before/after evidence with a clear test result (56/56 passing in adapter.test.ts). It …
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The title names the main change: a fix for resumed task subagent turns colliding with their first turn's ordinal in OpenCode. It matches the changeset, which sets the resumed child's next turn ordinal from the stored state. The title is a single conventional-commit line, though it is long at 79 characters.
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[#19883] Expected behavior: a resumed child turn gets ordinal 2 on the same provider thread, and the parent turn continues. Whole-PR diff of packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts (merge base to head) implements this in three parts. (1) In the child registration path, a known child with parentSubagent set keeps its nextChildTurnOrdinal, messageRoles and userMessageIds. Root-thread states are not used (resumedChild is undefined when parentSubagent is null). (2) When no such state exists and input task_id equals the child session ID, nextChildTurnOrdinal is null. The first child turn then calls storedUserMessagePosition, which reads client.session.messages and returns the position of its user message plus 1. Earlier child turns each started at a distinct user message, so the new ordinal does not collide. (3) After the ordinal is assigned, the counter advances, so later in-memory turns keep incrementing. This removes the duplicate (provider_thread_id, ordinal) write that caused the reported UNIQUE violation. Note: the current PR description says the restart ordinal is 1 plus the count of all user messages. The code and the PR objectives use the position of the resumed turn's own user message. The code is the reviewed behavior. The description is stale. The issue's second suggested remedy (do not fail the parent while the native turn runs, or abort the native session on failure) is not implemented. The issue's expected behavior does not require it, and the PR states that the orphaned-run and rejected-message symptoms did not reproduce. A real-server check is not part of the code evidence and is not required for this verdict.
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The whole-PR adapter.ts diff contains only changes tied to the resumed-child ordinal collision: the nullable nextChildTurnOrdinal type, the storedUserMessagePosition helper, the resumed-child state handling during child registration, and the ordinal assignment in child turn creation. No unrelated feature, refactor, or formatting change appears in that diff. The whole-PR test file summary (adapter.test.ts, +120/-0) shows only added lines, which matches the added resume repro tests for the in-memory and after-restart cases. The incremental diff from the previous reviewed head could not be read because changed blobs are missing from the checkout. This does not change the verdict, because the whole-PR evidence covers the full change set.
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The description explains the problem, the fix, and the linked issue (#19883), and it gives reproduction steps and before/after evidence with a clear test result (56/56 passing in adapter.test.ts). It also states what was not verified: restart-based resumption was not exercised in the real app. It covers the template's Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and it names the models used. The Problem section is brief but states expected behavior, so the check passes. The description has some duplicated bullets, and it includes unrelated budget-file history that does not belong in the PR body. Those are minor and do not change the assessment.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts:
- Around line 1314-1316: Contain failures from the resumed-child
`session.messages` lookup in `emitSubagent` so they fail only the affected
operation and do not escape through `handleEvent` to terminate the event
subscription. Keep the ordinal failure explicit; do not substitute ordinal 1 or
otherwise continue with a fabricated ordinal.
- Line 1318: Update nextResumedChildTurnOrdinal so restoration uses the highest
assigned child-turn ordinal, rather than the user-message count, to avoid
reusing an ordinal when history contains a gap. Persist that highest ordinal or
derive it from stored child-turn ordinals, using an existing reliable source and
preserving the expected ordinal behavior. Extend the existing test table with
the two restore timing cases described and assert that no ordinal repeats.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Contain failures from the added history lookup.
If session.messages fails during resumed-child initialization, its error escapes through emitSubagent and handleEvent. Stream.runForEach(handleEvent) then terminates. The cleanup at Line 2763 marks the native stream as failed, fails every active turn, and ends the event queue. Later startTurn calls reject the session.
Handle this lookup failure without terminating the event subscription. Keep the ordinal failure explicit for the affected operation; do not fall back to ordinal 1.
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Review comment at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts around lines 1314 - 1316:
Contain failures from the resumed-child `session.messages` lookup in `emitSubagent` so they fail only the affected operation and do not escape through `handleEvent` to terminate the event subscription. Keep the ordinal failure explicit; do not substitute ordinal 1 or otherwise continue with a fabricated ordinal.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Restart can reuse an ordinal that a restored child turn already has.
nextResumedChildTurnOrdinal derives the next ordinal from the stored user-message count. The count limits the number of earlier turns. It does not limit the largest ordinal. A stored resume prompt leaves a gap, so the largest existing ordinal can equal count + 1.
Sequence:
Restart 1 happens. The history read includes the resume prompt P2, so the count is 2. The resumed turn takes ordinal 3 and skips ordinal 2. The linked issue expects ordinal 2.
Restart 2 happens before the next prompt P3 is stored. The history count is still 2, so the restored value is 3.
P3 takes ordinal 3. This duplicates the ordinal of P2's turn on the same provider thread.
Whether the read includes P2 depends on timing. OpenCode calls ctx.metadata before it stores the child prompt (task.ts). The adapter's read can therefore run before or after that storage.
Count-based restoration cannot keep ordinals unique across restarts once a gap exists. Persist the highest assigned child-turn ordinal, or derive the next ordinal from the largest stored child-turn ordinal plus one. Add two restore cases to the existing test table. In the first, the initial history response includes the current prompt. In the second, the next restore returns the same history before the next prompt is stored. Assert that no ordinal repeats.
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Review comment at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts at line 1318:
Update nextResumedChildTurnOrdinal so restoration uses the highest assigned child-turn ordinal, rather than the user-message count, to avoid reusing an ordinal when history contains a gap. Persist that highest ordinal or derive it from stored child-turn ordinals, using an existing reliable source and preserving the expected ordinal behavior. Extend the existing test table with the two restore timing cases described and assert that no ordinal repeats.
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…ored position
Counting stored user messages at resume could leave a gap when the resume prompt was already stored, and a later restart could then reuse an ordinal. A recovered child now takes its ordinal from the position of the turn's own user message among the session's stored user messages, which is stable across restarts and never below an earlier ordinal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The 'Agent context budget' failure did not come from this PR's code. The PR changes only packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts and its test. After the branch's earlier merge, main lowered claudeSystemAppendBytes (5597 -> 5594) and codexAdditionalContextBytes (7327 -> 7324) in apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json, in 0568a63 (#30371). The check compares the branch's copy with main's, so the stale copy read as +3 bytes. I merged origin/main (merge commit, no conflicts). The budget file is now identical to main's, and the branch differs from main only in the two OpenCode files. The fix is unchanged: when a Task resumes a child that the adapter still holds, the child keeps its turn counter and message bookkeeping. After a restart, a resumed child's next ordinal is the position of that turn's own user message among the session's stored user messages. That position does not change across restarts, so the ordinal stays above every earlier one.
Fixes #19883
Reproduction on main
In the web or desktop app, configure a working OpenCode provider under Settings > Providers and start a thread using an available model. Ask the lead: 'Call the task tool with subagent_type general and prompt Reply ALPHA; wait for completion, then call task again with that child's task_id and prompt Reply BETA.' Confirm both calls target the same child session. On main, the resumed child causes a database-request failure and the parent fails; with the fix, the resumed child should append another turn and the parent should complete. These steps come from the issue and PR description and were not executed during screening.
Evidence
Configure OpenCode, select GPT-6 Luna, and ask it to run Task with
subagent_type: generalandReply ALPHA, then resume that child'stask_idwithReply BETA. Both runs used fresh isolated databases, Chrome at 1440×900, and light theme.Base failed the parent on the resumed child. Head completed the parent and persisted completed child provider turns with ordinals 1 and 2 on the same provider thread.
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Tests
git diff origin/main -- apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json: no difference after the merge. vp test run src/server/adapter.test.ts (packages/provider-opencode) on the merged tree: 56/56 passed. The CI budget job itself was not run locally; it only compares this file with main's, which now match.
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Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.