fix(#258,#259): preserve partial work graphs and retry a swallowed submit (v0.46.2) - #261
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…bmit Three defect fixes plus a measurement hand-off. Version 0.46.1 -> 0.46.2. #258 - a single unrecognized bracket label discarded the entire work graph: - extract_explicit_task_id now trims its candidate and tolerates one leading bracket label, so `[P4] T4:` and `T4 :` both resolve. Recognized priority tokens still strip exactly as before. - mark_plan_ready keeps every parsed node and reports failed lines as omissions instead of throwing the whole graph away. - Dangling dependencies and duplicate ids are quarantined into omissions so a malformed plan cannot wedge the Planning exit. Cycles and all six review-authority variants still propagate as Err - those are integrity guarantees, not plan syntax, and the match on PlanReadyError is exhaustive with no wildcard so a new variant is a compile error. - Planner exemplars no longer teach the failing shape. Two of the four builders already omitted the bracket; the other two now match that precedent. The two runtime generators were verified and pinned, not changed. #259 - inject detected a swallowed Enter and never acted on it. A confident negative now triggers exactly one additional bare carriage return, and the receipt reports submit_attempts. Keyed strictly on Some(false): an ambiguous None never retries, and the cap of one bounds the double-execution risk on a composer where Enter is not idempotent. The re-observation baseline is captured after the retry write so its own local echo cannot read as activity. #241 - re-scoped rather than closed. It now owns the receiver-side measurement and the sweep matrix, which still reads UNMEASURED in all six cells. A compensating retry changes the sender, not the measurement. Also documents #260, found while running this session: submit_confirmed:true false-positives against a busy receiver, which silently bypasses the retry above. Gates: cargo check --tests, cargo test (865 passed), cargo clippy, and the codegraph rs gate (146 modules, 0 findings) all pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change improves work-graph recovery for imperfect plans and adds one bounded retry for failed PTY submissions. It updates planner syntax, validation tests, operational guidance, and application versions. ChangesPlanner and graph recovery
PTY submission reliability
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR preserves partial work graphs and adds one bounded submit retry, with the supplied checks passing. It is mergeable with owner awareness because retry receipts need clearer timing and attempt-count semantics to prevent incorrect consumer or monitoring behavior, and test-only retry hooks should be cleaned up to avoid cross-test contamination. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Planner
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Planner->>Parser: provide task plan
Parser-->>Session: return nodes and omissions
Session->>Validator: sanitize graph topology
Validator-->>Session: return validated graph
Session-->>Planner: enter PlanReady or remain Planning
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An adversarial review of 56727fb found six defects that CI could not see. Five are fixed here; one is deferred to a follow-up issue. HIGH - a duplicate task id manufactured a cycle and wedged the session. quarantine_duplicate_nodes retained only nodes and never touched edges, so a duplicate declaration left its edges behind. Those edges were not dangling either, because the id still existed via the first declaration. A plan declaring T1, then T2 (deps: T1), then a duplicate T1 (deps: T2) produced both T1->T2 and T2->T1 - a cycle, which propagates as Err and blocks the Planning exit. That is the exact failure #258 exists to prevent. Deduplication now runs before the graph is built, so a duplicate declaration contributes neither a node nor an edge, and is still reported as an omission. MEDIUM - every legacy checkbox plan was reported as fully omitted. Removing the explicit-id diagnostic gate made the missing-stable-id diagnostic fire for each task in a plan with no explicit ids. Positional ids are a supported mode, so a healthy legacy plan was labelled ResolutionIncomplete with one omission per task. The gate is restored. MEDIUM - a delayed retry could submit a different request's staged text. The PTY writer mutex protects each write, not the write-observe-retry transaction, so request A's retry could submit text that request B had staged with submit:false. A per-agent async mutex now serializes the whole transaction on all three inject routes. It is acquired before any PTY lock and is never held across an await. MEDIUM - a failed retry discarded a successful injection. The retry write's error propagated as HTTP 500, skipping the receipt and the submission record even though the payload and initial Enter had already landed, inviting a caller retry to duplicate the command. A failed retry is now receipt evidence (submit_retry_failed, submit_retry_failure); only the initial write still errors. LOW - the agent-facing prompt stated pre-retry timing. Two quiet windows take roughly 3000 ms, not 1500 ms, and the reported elapsed covered only the final window. The elapsed is now cumulative and the prompt matches it. Deferred: omission deduplication is not idempotent across a PlanReady retry that partially persisted. It requires a persistence failure between two writes and is tracked separately. Gates: 869 tests pass (up from 865), cargo clippy exit 0, codegraph 146 modules 0 findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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49-72: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClean up unconsumed retry hooks.
before_submit_retry_hooksremoves entries only when the retry path consumes them. If a test exits earlier, a stale hook can affect a later request or a newAppStateat a reused address. Use a stableAppStateidentity and remove hooks on every test exit, such as with an RAII cleanup guard. The transaction lock map prunes deadWeakentries, so this concern does not apply toinjection_transaction_lock.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src-tauri/src/http/handlers/inject.rs`:
- Around line 267-268: Update the receipt contract in the PTY submit sweep
documentation to state that submit_confirmation_elapsed_ms is cumulative across
attempts, while submit_confirmation_window_ms remains per attempt. Correct the
submit_attempts description to define 1 as meaning no retry ran, including when
the retry write fails, and preserve the existing implementation behavior.
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In `@src-tauri/src/http/handlers/inject.rs`:
- Around line 49-72: Update the test cleanup around before_submit_retry_hooks to
remove each test’s registered hook on every exit, including early returns or
failures, using an RAII cleanup guard or equivalent. Key cleanup to a stable
AppState identity rather than a potentially reused memory address, and leave
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- `submit_confirmation_elapsed_ms` became cumulative across attempts
(inject.rs:267) while `submit_confirmation_window_ms` stayed per attempt, so
after a retry the elapsed value can approach 3,000 ms and legitimately exceed
the reported window. A consumer computing `elapsed / window` or asserting
`elapsed <= window` breaks. The sweep doc did not say so.
- `submit_attempts += 1` sits inside the retry's Ok arm (inject.rs:258), so a
failed retry write leaves it at `1`. The doc defined `1` as "the initial Enter
was not confidently rejected", which misses that case. `1` now documents both
cases and points at `submit_retry_failed` to distinguish them.
Scope note: the agent-facing prompt in controller.rs was already accurate on
both points ("cumulative time spent in every completed confirmation window", and
`1` defined as "one Enter was written"). Only the sweep doc had drifted, so this
is documentation-only and no test pin changes.
Same defect class as review finding 5 in the previous commit - a receipt field
whose documented meaning drifted from its behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Three defect fixes plus one measurement hand-off, from a 3-principal Hive session.
plan.mddiscarded the entire work graph.submit_confirmed: false) and never acted on it.neither fix(#256): bracket PTY submit payloads so codex composers register Enter #257 nor Inject detects a swallowed Enter (submit_confirmed: false) and never acts on it — no retry, no second send #259 delivers.
Version: 0.46.1 -> 0.46.2 (defect repair, per the
x.x.Zscheme).#258 — bracket labels no longer discard the graph
Three defects, and one landmine the issue did not mention.
(a) Parse tolerance.
extract_explicit_task_idsplit on the first colon and required the wholecandidate to be
T+digits.[P1] T1:parsed only becauseextract_priorityhappened to stripthe token first;
[P4],[Queen],[Operator]survived into the candidate and failed. Thecandidate was also never trimmed, so
T4 :failed too. Both are fixed, and the recognizedHIGH/MEDIUM/LOW/P1-P3tokens still strip to a priority exactly as before.(b) Partial graphs are preserved.
parse_plan_markdown_checkedwas discarding analready-parsed plan whenever any diagnostic existed.
mark_plan_readynow keeps every parsed nodeand reports the failed lines as per-line omissions.
(c) The exemplars taught the failing pattern — in six places, not the two the issue cited. A
full sweep found four prompt builders plus two runtime generators, none sharing a constant. Two of
the four builders already omitted the bracket, so the other two were brought in line with that
existing precedent rather than inventing a convention. The two runtime generators were not
changed: their bracket comes from a
HIGH/MEDIUM/LOWladder that parses correctly today, sothey were verified and pinned with a test instead.
(d) The landmine. Fixing (b) alone converts a silent empty graph into a wedged session:
dropped tasks leave dangling edges,
validate_plan_readyreturnsDanglingDependencies, andcontinue_sessionpropagates that as the authoritative exit from Planning — so the session cannotleave Planning at all. Dangling edges are now quarantined into omissions before validation, holding
the invariant that
mark_plan_readyreturnsOkfor any readableplan.md.Note that this deliberately reverses a prior policy judgement. The existing test
explicit_graph_with_unidentified_checkbox_degrades_and_reports_itasserted an empty graph onpurpose, so that "an explicit graph cannot silently discard a schedulable checkbox". That concern is
still honoured — nothing disappears silently — but now by preserving the node and reporting the
omission rather than by discarding everything. The test's intent was rewritten, not just its numbers.
#259 — one bounded submit retry
classify_submit_confirmationalready produced a confident negative and nothing consumed it. Now asubmit_confirmed == Some(false)triggers exactly one additional bare carriage return, and thereceipt reports
submit_attempts.Deliberately narrow:
Some(false).None(ambiguous) never retries — the tri-state exists so anambiguous buffer is never upgraded, and the same restraint applies to acting on it.
double-run the agent's turn — materially worse than the "harmless blank line" framing in the
issue. That risk is why the retry is bounded and why measurement precedes any widening.
cannot be misread as receiver activity.
#241 — re-scoped, intentionally left open
The v0.44.1 framing is stale: suggested fix 1 landed in #257 (the CR is now a discrete write outside
the envelope) and suggested fix 3 is documented. What remains undelivered is suggested fix 2 —
a test that injects once and asserts the receiver takes a turn without a second call — plus the
sweep matrix, which still reads
UNMEASUREDin all six cells. #241 now owns both.#259 does not supersede it: a compensating retry changes the sender, not the measurement.
New defect found during this session — #260
While coordinating, the Queen's own injects reported
submit_confirmed: trueon four consecutivecalls while every payload sat unsubmitted in the target composers. The receivers were codex
processes mid-indexing, so the PTY ring was churning for unrelated reasons and the classifier read
that noise as confirmation.
This composes badly with the retry above: it keys on
false, so a falsetruebypasses itentirely — and a busy receiver is the common case, because inject exists to interrupt working
agents. Filed as #260 and documented for agents; the classifier itself is deliberately unchanged
here to keep this PR scoped.
It also established an evidence asymmetry now written into the sweep methodology: the
"an operator at the terminal cannot verify an inject" rule constrains positive observations only.
No keypress can manufacture a non-submit, so "the text is still sitting there" is admissible
evidence even uncontrolled.
Validation
All five code tasks were verified by the Queen independently of the implementing principal, each
with a mutation check on a different line than the worker's own — a worker mutating the branch
it just wrote and reporting red is close to circular.
cargo check --testscargo testcargo clippyrsgateMutations run by the Queen, all red-then-green:
trim()-> the spaced-colon case failed[P1] T1-> the emitted-prompt assertion failedpty/session.rs— a filecargo testnever compiles on Windows — and thesource-parity guard caught it. That module is swapped for
session_stub.rsundercfg(all(test, windows)), so a change made only insession.rsis invisible to the suite with CIfully green. The parity assertion is what makes that surface testable at all.
Closes #258
Closes #259
Refs #241, #260
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