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fix(server): commands a Claude Code mod registers show in the / menu once a session has run - #36374
Nothing needed changing this round; the head is unchanged at 65c12f4 and no commit was pushed. All 35 checks on pull request #36374 passed on that commit and the pull request's mergeable state is clean.
Review bots: Macroscope's correctness check completed with no findings. Its approvability check is neutral with the verdict 'Needs Human Approval', because command discovery now runs SessionStart hooks for authorized operators and can execute project code before a conversation starts. That is the stated trade-off of this fix (one hook-running probe per folder per server start, for operate-scoped callers only), not a defect, so it is left for a maintainer. CodeRabbit posted one line comment, rated Minor, on apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts:645: a scan still probing when a fresh refresh clears the remembered hook commands can write its older result back afterwards, and later scans reuse it until the next invalidation. The scenario is plausible from the code but I did not reproduce it; it is below the 'high or above' bar, so I left it as instructed.
What the fix does, unchanged from the previous round: workspace discovery for callers with the orchestration:operate scope runs one extra hook-enabled Claude probe per folder, remembers the commands it lists beyond the hookless probe, and merges them into every later scan; health checks and routine rescans stay hookless; a fresh refresh clears what was remembered.
Commit origin/main 9efd960, Claude Code CLI 2.1.323. (1) Wrote a minimal Claude Code mod whose session.start hook calls $.command.register({ name: 'handoffs' }) and whose command.run hook returns 'HANDOFFS_OK'; claude plugin validate passed. (2) CLI: claude -p /handoffs --plugin-dir <mod> --settings '{}' --output-format stream-json --verbose --max-turns 1: the startup message lists the plugin and 'handoffs' is in slash_commands, and the reply is 'handoffs: HANDOFFS_OK'. With --settings '{"disableAllHooks":true}', the plugin is still listed, 'handoffs' is missing from slash_commands, and the run ends with is_error. (3) App: T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIRS=<mod> vp run dev on a fresh database, paired a headless Chromium (Playwright), switched the new thread to Claude Haiku 5.5, and typed /hand in the composer: the menu showed only /workflow-launch-exec, /skill:cafe-cli and /dataviz, with no /handoffs. Typing just / listed 79 commands, none of them handoffs. (4) Control: passed the server's own buildClaudeCapabilitiesProbeQueryOptions output to the SDK query() and called supportedCommands(): with settings {disableAllHooks:true} (as on main), 70 commands and no handoffs; with settings {} and every other option the same, 71 commands including handoffs.
Evidence
On both commits: start a fresh web app with the synthetic Claude mod, open a new Claude Haiku 5.5 thread, and type /hand. Linux, Chromium 151, 1440×900, light theme, Claude Code 2.1.323. Before: /handoffs is missing. After: /handoffs appears first.
Refresh and subsequent-rescan caching behavior were not exercised; this proof covers initial command discovery before the first turn.
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Pushing the new commands to on-demand clients at once instead of on their next scan (up to the 5-minute snapshot TTL): needs a way to invalidate a client's fetched cwd snapshot from a live session.
Handling the SDK's commands_changed message, which would pick up commands a mod registers after init.
Filtering the live session's extra commands down to hook-registered ones only; the SDK's SlashCommand type does not document a field for that (an undocumented 'plugin' field appeared at runtime).
A hooksSkipped marker on workspace snapshots (as in fix(server): discover commands registered by Claude mods #23822) so an operator rescans at once after a read-only caller's scan; without it the operator waits out the 5-minute TTL in that one ordering.
Rediscovering hook commands for an already-scanned folder without a fresh refresh or restart, for a mod installed while the server runs.
Merging origin/main into the branch; main has moved since the base but no conflict was reported.
CodeRabbit's Minor finding: guard the remembered hook commands with a generation so a scan that started before an invalidation cannot write its result back.
Macroscope's request for human approval of running SessionStart hooks during operator workspace discovery; that is a maintainer decision.
…once a session has run
The / menu is built from a capabilities probe that runs with hooks off, so
a command a mod registers in its session-start hook was never listed.
Probes stay hookless (#3050, #4466). Instead, a live Claude session, where
hooks already run, reports its command list on init; the driver keeps it
per folder and the workspace snapshot for that folder adds what the probe
could not see.
Fixes#17418
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Waiting for a live session left a new thread without the command before
its first turn and for minutes after it. Workspace discovery for callers
that may operate the environment now runs one extra probe per folder with
hooks on, remembers the commands it adds, and merges them into every later
scan. Health checks and routine rescans stay hookless. A fresh refresh
forgets the remembered commands and discovers them again.
This replaces the live-session reporting from the previous commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Command discovery now runs SessionStart hooks for authorized operators and caches the extra commands. Human judgment is needed on this changed default because discovery can execute project code and produce hook side effects before a conversation starts.
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Workspace scans now pass a session-derived permission flag to Claude capability probing. When discovery is enabled, the probe can run hooks and cache hook-registered slash commands by working directory. The driver clears this cache when it invalidates its caches.
Workspace refreshes provide a boolean based on whether the session has AuthOrchestrationOperateScope. The registry passes the value to the detached scan, and tests verify the value received.
Discover and cache hook commands apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe.test.ts
Claude probes can run hooks when discovery is enabled. Newly discovered commands are cached by working directory and included in deduplicated snapshot commands. The driver initializes and clears the cache. The regression test checks discovery and reuse of cached commands.
sequenceDiagram
participant ws.ts
participant ProviderRegistry
participant ClaudeDriver
participant probeClaudeWorkspaceSnapshot
participant ClaudeSDK
ws.ts->>ProviderRegistry: refreshWorkspaceSnapshot with hook-discovery permission
ProviderRegistry->>ClaudeDriver: request snapshot for working directory
ClaudeDriver->>probeClaudeWorkspaceSnapshot: pass discovery flag and command cache
probeClaudeWorkspaceSnapshot->>ClaudeSDK: run hookless probe and, when allowed, hook-enabled probe
ClaudeSDK-->>probeClaudeWorkspaceSnapshot: return slash commands
probeClaudeWorkspaceSnapshot-->>ClaudeDriver: return snapshot with deduplicated commands
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 65c12
Slash commands registered by hooks should now appear in the menu after a scan. In a rare overlap between a refresh and an in-flight scan, the command list can be stale until the next refresh. This is low risk and the fix is small.
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[#17418, #23822] Implemented in part. Operator workspace scans (caller has orchestration:operate) run a hook-enabled probe per folder. The probe lists hook-registered commands, and ProviderRegistry, w…
(1) Add a hooksSkipped (or equivalent) marker to Claude workspace snapshots. Set it when the snapshot omits hook discovery. Let an operator scan replace a snapshot that has hooksSkipped set. (2) Remember a failed or timed-out hook probe for…
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The title names the fix: commands a Claude Code mod registers in a session.start hook should appear in the / menu. The changeset does that through hook-enabled workspace discovery for operator scans, …
Out of Scope Changes check
The changed files support the linked objectives. ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe.ts and ClaudeProvider.ts add the runHooks option and the per-cwd hook-command map. ClaudeDriver.ts stores and clears that map. …
Description check
The description is detailed and covers the problem (commands registered by Claude Code mods in SessionStart hooks missing from the / menu, linked to #17418), the change (hook-enabled operator-scoped w…
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The title names the fix: commands a Claude Code mod registers in a session.start hook should appear in the / menu. The changeset does that through hook-enabled workspace discovery for operator scans, a per-cwd hook command map, and the WorkspaceScanRunsHooks gate. The title is specific and matches the main change. It omits the operator-only gating, but the title does not need every detail. The title is 91 characters, slightly over a typical short title, which is a minor concern only.
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The changed files support the linked objectives. ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe.ts and ClaudeProvider.ts add the runHooks option and the per-cwd hook-command map. ClaudeDriver.ts stores and clears that map. WorkspaceScanHooks.ts adds the WorkspaceScanRunsHooks context reference, set in ws.ts from the orchestration:operate scope. ProviderRegistry.ts passes that reference into the detached scan. The test files cover the new behavior. The PR removes the earlier live-session side channel (ClaudeAdapterV2.ts) and restores its base state, so that change is not present at the reviewed head. The PR states that no web, desktop, mobile, or contract code changed. No unrelated change was found in the summary. This assessment used the PR summary and PR description only, without inspecting the diff.
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The description is detailed and covers the problem (commands registered by Claude Code mods in SessionStart hooks missing from the / menu, linked to #17418), the change (hook-enabled operator-scoped workspace probe with per-cwd caching), scope (links issue #17418 and explains limits), and verification (reproduction on main, before/after evidence, focused test results in the PR objectives). It follows the template headings Problem, Change, Scope, Verification and ends with model/harness attribution. Minor gaps: the Problem section is not a separate heading with a short statement of expected behavior, and the description is long and contains repeated content (the 5-minute snapshot TTL and hooksSkipped marker items are listed twice, and the Tests section says no tests ran this round, while the objectives report focused test runs from the earlier round). It also opens with round-by-round status rather than the template's conventional title/problem framing. These gaps are non-critical, so the check passes.
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[#17418, #23822] Implemented in part. Operator workspace scans (caller has orchestration:operate) run a hook-enabled probe per folder. The probe lists hook-registered commands, and ProviderRegistry, ws.ts, and ClaudeDriver pass that result to later scans. Read-only scans do not run hooks. The machine health check stays hookless. Cached hook commands persist across later read-only scans. Three #23822 requirements are not met: (1) The PR does not report whether hooks were skipped on a snapshot. The PR states that the hooksSkipped marker and client-triggered complete operator scan are not implemented. (2) #23822 requires that a failed or timed-out hook scan settle rather than repeatedly execute hooks. The PR does not remember a failed hook probe, so the next scan reruns the hook probe. (3) #17418 expects mod commands in the / menu. A read-only scan that runs first leaves the command absent until the next operator scan, within the 5-minute TTL. The PR also states that discovery before a first session in a folder is not delivered. The PR reports that hook runs occur per folder per server start and after each fresh refresh, not once per cache lifetime as #23822 specifies. The PR discloses this conflict with the earlier review rounds (#3050, #4466).
Resolution
(1) Add a hooksSkipped (or equivalent) marker to Claude workspace snapshots. Set it when the snapshot omits hook discovery. Let an operator scan replace a snapshot that has hooksSkipped set. (2) Remember a failed or timed-out hook probe for the folder, or bound the retries, so a failing hook does not run on every scan. Keep the known machine commands in the published result. (3) Either deliver the marker and client refresh path from #23822, or document in the linked issues that the read-only-first ordering is an accepted gap, and get maintainer agreement on the per-scan and per-server-start hook-run cadence against #3050 and #4466.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts:
- Line 645: Update the cache write in the scan flow using `hookCommands.byCwd`
so a scan publishes its discovered commands only if it still owns the cache
generation captured before probing. Advance or replace that generation when a
fresh refresh invalidates the cache, preventing an older overlapping scan from
overwriting newer results. Add a focused regression test for this overlap.
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(1) Add a hooksSkipped (or equivalent) marker to Claude workspace snapshots. Set
it when the snapshot omits hook discovery. Let an operator scan replace a
snapshot that has hooksSkipped set. (2) Remember a failed or timed-out hook
probe for the folder, or bound the retries, so a failing hook does not run on
every scan. Keep the known machine commands in the published result. (3) Either
deliver the marker and client refresh path from #23822, or document in the
linked issues that the read-only-first ordering is an accepted gap, and get
maintainer agreement on the per-scan and per-server-start hook-run cadence
against #3050 and #4466.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Prevent an invalidated scan from repopulating the command cache.
If scan A is still probing when a fresh refresh clears the cache, scan B can store new commands before A completes. A then overwrites those commands with its older result. The publication guard in ProviderRegistry.ts at Line 1107 rejects A's workspace snapshot, but it does not undo this cache write. Later scans reuse the stale commands until another invalidation.
Capture a cache generation before probing. Store the result only if that generation still owns the cache. Cover the overlapping invalidation with a focused regression test.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts at line 645:
Update the cache write in the scan flow using `hookCommands.byCwd` so a scan publishes its discovered commands only if it still owns the cache generation captured before probing. Advance or replace that generation when a fresh refresh invalidates the cache, preventing an older overlapping scan from overwriting newer results. Add a focused regression test for this overlap.
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Nothing needed changing this round; the head is unchanged at 65c12f4 and no commit was pushed. All 35 checks on pull request #36374 passed on that commit and the pull request's mergeable state is clean.
Review bots: Macroscope's correctness check completed with no findings. Its approvability check is neutral with the verdict 'Needs Human Approval', because command discovery now runs SessionStart hooks for authorized operators and can execute project code before a conversation starts. That is the stated trade-off of this fix (one hook-running probe per folder per server start, for operate-scoped callers only), not a defect, so it is left for a maintainer. CodeRabbit posted one line comment, rated Minor, on apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts:645: a scan still probing when a fresh refresh clears the remembered hook commands can write its older result back afterwards, and later scans reuse it until the next invalidation. The scenario is plausible from the code but I did not reproduce it; it is below the 'high or above' bar, so I left it as instructed.
What the fix does, unchanged from the previous round: workspace discovery for callers with the orchestration:operate scope runs one extra hook-enabled Claude probe per folder, remembers the commands it lists beyond the hookless probe, and merges them into every later scan; health checks and routine rescans stay hookless; a fresh refresh clears what was remembered.
Fixes #17418
Reproduction on main
Commit origin/main 9efd960, Claude Code CLI 2.1.323. (1) Wrote a minimal Claude Code mod whose session.start hook calls $.command.register({ name: 'handoffs' }) and whose command.run hook returns 'HANDOFFS_OK';
claude plugin validatepassed. (2) CLI:claude -p /handoffs --plugin-dir <mod> --settings '{}' --output-format stream-json --verbose --max-turns 1: the startup message lists the plugin and 'handoffs' is in slash_commands, and the reply is 'handoffs: HANDOFFS_OK'. With --settings '{"disableAllHooks":true}', the plugin is still listed, 'handoffs' is missing from slash_commands, and the run ends with is_error. (3) App:T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIRS=<mod> vp run devon a fresh database, paired a headless Chromium (Playwright), switched the new thread to Claude Haiku 5.5, and typed/handin the composer: the menu showed only /workflow-launch-exec, /skill:cafe-cli and /dataviz, with no /handoffs. Typing just/listed 79 commands, none of them handoffs. (4) Control: passed the server's own buildClaudeCapabilitiesProbeQueryOptions output to the SDK query() and called supportedCommands(): with settings {disableAllHooks:true} (as on main), 70 commands and no handoffs; with settings {} and every other option the same, 71 commands including handoffs.Evidence
On both commits: start a fresh web app with the synthetic Claude mod, open a new Claude Haiku 5.5 thread, and type
/hand. Linux, Chromium 151, 1440×900, light theme, Claude Code 2.1.323. Before:/handoffsis missing. After:/handoffsappears first.Capture driver · Synthetic mod, driver and reproduction instructions
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