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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds ambient Antigravity hook dispatch and documents the integration. It tracks startup input during restored agent launches, replays discarded input after an idle prompt, preserves input across transfers, improves deferred restore fallback, updates ownership validation, and adds regression coverage. ChangesAgent integration and restore lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the Antigravity integration and restore changes because they span hook dispatch, session persistence, startup replay, and deferred agent recovery across cmux. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change improves Antigravity hook routing and restored-session recovery, but stale lifecycle state can accumulate across topology replacement and non-Antigravity agent bindings may be retained without a session identity. These ownership and restore-state issues should be corrected before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Restore as Session restore
participant Workspace
participant Coordinator as RestoredAgentLifecycleCoordinator
participant Terminal
Restore->>Workspace: register restored startup input
Workspace->>Coordinator: arm replay when prompt is idle
Coordinator->>Workspace: return input after grace period
Workspace->>Terminal: resend input if surface remains live
Terminal->>Workspace: report command running
Workspace->>Coordinator: clear retained input
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR addresses the primary restore requirements in [ Full details: Cmux Swift Blocking RuntimeExplanation The production diff adds delayed dispatch in two runtime paths: Resolution Replace both Full details: Cmux Algorithmic ComplexityExplanation The PR adds a nested notification-store scan in Resolution Add a bulk notification-store cleanup operation keyed by correlation key (and surface routing data as needed). It must identify matching records and update the notification array in one pass, then batch the related dismissal and in-flight-request side effects. Replace the loop in Full details: Cmux Swift ConcurrencyExplanation The diff adds an uncancelled fire-and-forget task for a real restore lifecycle. Resolution Store the pending startup-input replay task in the owning Full details: Cmux Swift Package BoundariesExplanation The PR materially expands app-target domain state in Resolution Create a small SwiftPM target named Full details: Cmux Full InternationalizationExplanation The PR adds two production localization keys in Resolution Add translated Full details: Cmux Architecture RethinkExplanation The PR introduces a production timing repair for a terminal lifecycle race. When a restored launch reports Resolution Remove the production
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…p the permission flag The test called RestorableAgentSessionIndex.load(homeDirectory:fileManager:processArgumentsProvider:), which does not exist: the overload that accepts a process-arguments provider also requires the registry and detected-snapshots arguments, so the file failed to compile on the hosted unit-test lane. Load the built-in Vault registry so the registry-owned antigravity kind resolves, and expect the rendered resume command to keep --dangerously-skip-permissions: the sanitizer preserves unknown flags, and dropping the permission mode on resume is exactly what #5473 asks cmux not to do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
Installing Antigravity hooks from any cmux build pins every hook command to that build's CLI and socket, so a session started in a different build (stable, nightly, another tagged dev build) reports to the wrong app and its pane restores as an empty shell. agy preserves the launch environment, so the hook can and must use the launching terminal's CMUX_BUNDLED_CLI_PATH and CMUX_SOCKET_PATH before falling back to the pinned install. #5473 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
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…the pinned build Antigravity hooks use pinned dispatch because agy may not preserve the launch environment. In practice agy does preserve it, and pinning alone meant that `cmux hooks setup` from any cmux build (nightly, a tagged dev build) redirected every Antigravity SessionStart/Stop to that build's socket. Sessions started in another build were never registered, so quit/relaunch brought their panes back as plain shells with no agent and no resume binding (#5473). Each generated hook command now dispatches through the terminal's own CMUX_BUNDLED_CLI_PATH and CMUX_SOCKET_PATH when that environment is present and the socket is live, and keeps the pinned CLI/socket as the fallback for sanitized hook environments. Documented the Antigravity integration and the dispatch order in docs/agent-hooks.md. No user-facing strings changed. Fixes #5473 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
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Session restore types the ` cmux restore <kind> <id>` selector through Ghostty's initial input, which is written to the PTY as soon as the shell spawns. On a slow login shell (conda/oh-my-zsh style init taking a few seconds) that typeahead is discarded before the line editor is ready, so the pane comes back at an empty prompt with nothing typed and cmux retires the binding. Five quit/relaunch cycles on this machine lost the selector three times, which is the "empty shell instead of resume" experience in #5473 even when the hook data is intact. The lifecycle coordinator now retains the startup input while the launch is `.awaitingAutoResumeCommand`. When shell integration reports an idle prompt in that state, the Workspace or Dock owner replays the input once after a short grace period, unless the command already started, the user or a socket client typed into the pane, or the pane no longer has a live runtime. A single prompt-then-command sequence therefore still runs the selector exactly once. Tests cover the coordinator's one-shot replay contract and the workspace shell-state wiring; the new test file is wired into the cmuxTests target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
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82-97: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrune startup-input state during bulk restore retention.
retainSessionRestores(for:)does not filterpendingStartupInputsByPanelIdorarmedStartupInputResendPanelIds. When a bulk topology update removes a panel, its retained selector and armed state remain until full teardown. Repeated topology replacement retains obsolete lifecycle state.Filter pending input by
validPanelIdsand.awaitingAutoResumeCommand. Then remove armed IDs that no longer have pending input.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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323-348: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTransfer retained startup input with awaiting restore state.
When a panel transfers while
.awaitingAutoResumeCommand,seedTransferredStatecopies the resume state but notpendingStartupInputsByPanelId.DetachedSurfaceTransferhas no startup-input field, so the destination cannot arm a resend afterclearSessionRestoreremoves the source input. Carry the retained startup input through the detached transfer and pass it toseedTransferredState.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@CLI/CMUXCLI`+AgentHookDefinitions.swift:
- Line 395: Update the dispatch command around the ambientGuard,
ambientInvocation, primaryInvocation, and fallbackInvocation branches so a
failed ambient invocation proceeds to the pinned CLI and then the command -v
cmux fallback instead of terminating the chain. Add a regression case covering a
stale ambient socket path and verify the hook reaches the fallback target.
In `@cmuxTests/RestoredStartupInputResendTests.swift`:
- Line 129: Replace the fixed Task.sleep delay in the resend test with a
completion signal or deadline-bounded polling of the relevant lifecycle
predicate, ensuring the test waits until resend completion while retaining a
bounded timeout.
In `@Sources/Workspace`+AgentLifecycle.swift:
- Around line 369-377: Replace the fixed-delay resend in
scheduleRestoredStartupInputResend with an event-driven acknowledgment or
shell-integration signal indicating the startup input was consumed or discarded,
avoiding asyncAfter timing repair and duplicate resends. Apply the same shared
non-timing-based mechanism to scheduleRestoredStartupInputResend in
Sources/Workspace+AgentLifecycle.swift lines 369-377 and
Sources/DockSplitStore+RestoredAgentLifecycle.swift lines 210-218.
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In `@Sources/RestoredAgentLifecycleCoordinator.swift`:
- Around line 82-97: Update retainSessionRestores(for:) to filter
pendingStartupInputsByPanelId to validPanelIds and retain only entries in the
.awaitingAutoResumeCommand state, then remove from
armedStartupInputResendPanelIds any panel IDs that no longer have pending
startup input. Preserve the existing pruning behavior for the other lifecycle
state collections.
- Around line 323-348: Extend DetachedSurfaceTransfer to carry the retained
pending startup input, then update seedTransferredState and its callers to
accept and restore that value in pendingStartupInputsByPanelId when the resume
state is .awaitingAutoResumeCommand. Ensure the transfer preserves the input
until clearSessionRestore and allows the destination to arm a resend.
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…ission decisions A deferred restore that is cancelled (live owner elsewhere, ambiguous ownership, changed binding) must never have its typed selector replayed by the idle-prompt safety net, so every cancel path now clears the retained input. Debug builds also log which line cancelled or admitted a deferred restore, the shell-state transitions with the lifecycle state, and each resend decision, so a lost or refused resume can be diagnosed from the tagged debug log. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
…nt dispatch fails A socket node can outlive the cmux app that owned it. The generated hook must then continue to the pinned CLI and socket instead of dropping the event. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
… retained restore input across pane moves Review follow-ups on #12151: - The ambient branch now has to succeed (`guard && invocation`) before the pinned chain is skipped, so a stale socket node left by an exited app no longer swallows the hook event (CodeRabbit). - A Workspace/Dock pane transfer carries the retained restore selector while the launch is still awaiting it, via DetachedSurfaceTransfer and seedTransferredState (Bugbot). - The workspace resend test polls the lifecycle predicate with a deadline instead of a fixed sleep (CodeRabbit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
…ead of cancelling them At relaunch the live-agent index is loaded off-main, so every agent restore is deferred until SharedLiveAgentIndex.indexRefreshingNow() settles. That refresh gives up after two passes whenever hook stores keep changing, which is the steady state on a Mac running several agents. The deferred path treated the resulting nil as "no index" and cancelled every restore: the pane came back as a plain shell, the lifecycle went manual, and the next quit saved wasAgentRunning=false, so the session never auto-resumed again. This is the "resumes once, then never" report in #5473, and it affected every restorable agent kind, not just Antigravity. On this machine the instrumented build showed the cancel firing four seconds after restore, well inside the ten-second deadline. The deferred task now resolves against the most recent completed load when the settled refresh gives up (its process evidence is revalidated during resolution), and only when no index has ever loaded does it start plain shells, without retiring the bindings, so the next relaunch can try again. Tests: DeferredAgentResumeIndexFallbackTests covers the index fallback and the retire-vs-keep distinction; the file is wired into the cmuxTests target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
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82-97: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrune startup-input state during bulk topology replacement
retainSessionRestores(for:)filters the existing panel-scoped state but notpendingStartupInputsByPanelIdorarmedStartupInputResendPanelIds. When a registered panel leaves the topology, its startup selector and resend marker can remain indefinitely because this bulk path does not callclearSessionRestore(panelId:). Filter both collections byvalidPanelIdsat this cleanup boundary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Sources/Workspace`+DetachedSurfaceTransfer.swift:
- Line 55: Update withRemoteCleanupConfiguration(_:) to pass the existing
restoredStartupInput value through the manual Self reconstruction instead of
resetting it to nil, and add a regression test covering this copy path and
preserving the value.
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In `@Sources/RestoredAgentLifecycleCoordinator.swift`:
- Around line 82-97: Update retainSessionRestores(for:) to filter
pendingStartupInputsByPanelId and armedStartupInputResendPanelIds using
validPanelIds, removing entries for panels no longer in the topology alongside
the existing panel-scoped cleanup.
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…ot mark its binding stale Red on purpose: a freshly registered Antigravity session has an agent-hook binding before the live-agent index has rescanned the hook store. The autosave reconciliation used to treat the missing index entry as an exited process and retire the binding, so the next relaunch restored a plain shell (#5473). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
…session isStaleAgentHookBinding retired a binding whenever the live-agent index had no entry matching the session, which is exactly the window between a hook registering a session and the next index scan. On a busy Mac that window covered the autosave that persists the binding, so an Antigravity session was saved with autoResume=false and relaunch left an empty shell. A missing or non-matching entry is now unknown evidence; only an entry for the session with no live process marks it stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
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362-362: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake the resend grace configuration immutable and owner-scoped.
restoredStartupInputResendGraceis mutable shared state for everyWorkspace. A write from one workspace changes restore timing for all workspaces. Use a private immutable constant when the value is fixed. If the delay must vary in tests, provide that control through the lifecycle owner instead of a shared type property.As per coding guidelines: “Do not introduce a mutable flag, cache, singleton, observer, or side channel that creates another owner for state already owned by a model, actor, store, view coordinator, or persistence layer.”
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…or, and every transfer path must carry it A Workspace/Dock move re-registers the retained restore selector, but the shell's idle-prompt report went to the previous owner and never repeats at the destination, so nothing arms the replay there. The Dock's own detach and the remote-cleanup transfer copy also drop the selector outright. Covers PR #12151 review findings (CodeRabbit on withRemoteCleanupConfiguration, Cursor Bugbot on transfer re-arming and Dock detach) for #5473. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
…hell idled; carry the selector through Dock detach and transfer copies A launch still awaiting its typed restore selector only replays it when the new owner sees the shell's promptIdle transition, but that report went to the previous owner and same-state updates return early, so a pane moved after its shell settled stayed an empty prompt and never auto-resumed. Adoption now arms the grace-period replay itself when the transferred shell state is promptIdle, in both Workspace and Dock; the coordinator's one-shot contract still holds. The Dock's detachSurface never placed the retained selector on its transfer, and withRemoteCleanupConfiguration(_:) dropped it when re-stamping a transfer, so a Dock -> Workspace move (or a remote pane leaving a workspace) lost the replay outright. Both paths carry it now. Addresses the CodeRabbit and Cursor Bugbot findings on PR #12151 for #5473. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
…lidate as the owner of its hook-recorded session Antigravity's registration keys session identity on the --conversation argv option, which only appears on explicit resumes. A freshly started agy has none, so CachedAgentProcessIdentityValidator failed closed, the live-agent index marked the running process exited, and the next autosave retired the hook binding (autoResume=false). Relaunch then cancelled the deferred restore and the pane came back as an empty shell (#5473). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
…ty, scope, and executable match A fresh agy launch carries no --conversation option (Antigravity mints the id in-process and reports it through its hooks), so the argv-keyed session check rejected the live process. The index then reported the session exited and the next autosave retired the agent-hook binding, which is why an Antigravity pane never auto-resumed after quit/relaunch even once its hooks reached the right cmux. The record behind the snapshot was written by the same process generation that already matched on pid start-time identity, cmux scope, and executable, so a missing option is treated as no evidence rather than a contradiction; an explicit --conversation or exported CMUX_AGENT_SESSION_ID still has to name the session. Fixes #5473 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
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In `@Sources/CachedAgentProcessIdentityValidator.swift`:
- Line 115: Restrict the missing-session fallback in
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…record Review follow-up: only an index built from the current hook record can vouch for a process that cannot state its own session id. A cached snapshot may predate an in-process conversation switch, so it keeps failing closed for argv-keyed registrations, matching the Hermes rule. Production autosaves build the index from the hook stores, so fresh Antigravity sessions still stay live. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w
742e680 Route Antigravity hooks to the launching cmux so agy sessions restore and auto-resume (manaflow-ai#12151) 3297e5e CI: unbreak main's full run: CmuxTerminal test compile (manaflow-ai#12161), over-budget warnings (manaflow-ai#12159), un-normalized pbxproj, stale hook-test expectations (manaflow-ai#12177) (manaflow-ai#12168)
Brings in #12161/#12159 (main's own CI unbreak: the CmuxTerminal test import, the over-budget warnings, pbxproj normalization, the hook-test update for #11976), #12151, #12182, #12183. Conflicts resolved in favour of main's versions, which are the canonical form of fixes this branch had already applied independently: - Sources/SessionIndexTableController.swift (the assumeIsolated hop; main carries it without the extra comment) - cmuxTests/ClaudeHookLifecycleCleanupTests.swift (main's phrasing of the pane-scoped journal assertions) Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VKgkeNqEDGCbk8D9JMQGsh
… and auto-resume (manaflow-ai#12151) * test: cover Antigravity hook session snapshot restore * test: make the Antigravity hook snapshot restore test compile and keep the permission flag The test called RestorableAgentSessionIndex.load(homeDirectory:fileManager:processArgumentsProvider:), which does not exist: the overload that accepts a process-arguments provider also requires the registry and detected-snapshots arguments, so the file failed to compile on the hosted unit-test lane. Load the built-in Vault registry so the registry-owned antigravity kind resolves, and expect the rendered resume command to keep --dangerously-skip-permissions: the sanitizer preserves unknown flags, and dropping the permission mode on resume is exactly what manaflow-ai#5473 asks cmux not to do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * test: Antigravity hooks must dispatch to the terminal's own cmux first Installing Antigravity hooks from any cmux build pins every hook command to that build's CLI and socket, so a session started in a different build (stable, nightly, another tagged dev build) reports to the wrong app and its pane restores as an empty shell. agy preserves the launch environment, so the hook can and must use the launching terminal's CMUX_BUNDLED_CLI_PATH and CMUX_SOCKET_PATH before falling back to the pinned install. manaflow-ai#5473 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Route Antigravity hooks through the launching terminal's cmux before the pinned build Antigravity hooks use pinned dispatch because agy may not preserve the launch environment. In practice agy does preserve it, and pinning alone meant that `cmux hooks setup` from any cmux build (nightly, a tagged dev build) redirected every Antigravity SessionStart/Stop to that build's socket. Sessions started in another build were never registered, so quit/relaunch brought their panes back as plain shells with no agent and no resume binding (manaflow-ai#5473). Each generated hook command now dispatches through the terminal's own CMUX_BUNDLED_CLI_PATH and CMUX_SOCKET_PATH when that environment is present and the socket is live, and keeps the pinned CLI/socket as the fallback for sanitized hook environments. Documented the Antigravity integration and the dispatch order in docs/agent-hooks.md. No user-facing strings changed. Fixes manaflow-ai#5473 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Replay a restored agent's startup input when the login shell drops it Session restore types the ` cmux restore <kind> <id>` selector through Ghostty's initial input, which is written to the PTY as soon as the shell spawns. On a slow login shell (conda/oh-my-zsh style init taking a few seconds) that typeahead is discarded before the line editor is ready, so the pane comes back at an empty prompt with nothing typed and cmux retires the binding. Five quit/relaunch cycles on this machine lost the selector three times, which is the "empty shell instead of resume" experience in manaflow-ai#5473 even when the hook data is intact. The lifecycle coordinator now retains the startup input while the launch is `.awaitingAutoResumeCommand`. When shell integration reports an idle prompt in that state, the Workspace or Dock owner replays the input once after a short grace period, unless the command already started, the user or a socket client typed into the pane, or the pane no longer has a live runtime. A single prompt-then-command sequence therefore still runs the selector exactly once. Tests cover the coordinator's one-shot replay contract and the workspace shell-state wiring; the new test file is wired into the cmuxTests target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Drop retained restore input on cancelled launches and log restore admission decisions A deferred restore that is cancelled (live owner elsewhere, ambiguous ownership, changed binding) must never have its typed selector replayed by the idle-prompt safety net, so every cancel path now clears the retained input. Debug builds also log which line cancelled or admitted a deferred restore, the shell-state transitions with the lifecycle state, and each resend decision, so a lost or refused resume can be diagnosed from the tagged debug log. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * test: Antigravity hooks must fall back to the pinned build when ambient dispatch fails A socket node can outlive the cmux app that owned it. The generated hook must then continue to the pinned CLI and socket instead of dropping the event. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Fall back to the pinned build when ambient hook dispatch fails; carry retained restore input across pane moves Review follow-ups on manaflow-ai#12151: - The ambient branch now has to succeed (`guard && invocation`) before the pinned chain is skipped, so a stale socket node left by an exited app no longer swallows the hook event (CodeRabbit). - A Workspace/Dock pane transfer carries the retained restore selector while the launch is still awaiting it, via DetachedSurfaceTransfer and seedTransferredState (Bugbot). - The workspace resend test polls the lifecycle predicate with a deadline instead of a fixed sleep (CodeRabbit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Resolve deferred agent restores against the last completed index instead of cancelling them At relaunch the live-agent index is loaded off-main, so every agent restore is deferred until SharedLiveAgentIndex.indexRefreshingNow() settles. That refresh gives up after two passes whenever hook stores keep changing, which is the steady state on a Mac running several agents. The deferred path treated the resulting nil as "no index" and cancelled every restore: the pane came back as a plain shell, the lifecycle went manual, and the next quit saved wasAgentRunning=false, so the session never auto-resumed again. This is the "resumes once, then never" report in manaflow-ai#5473, and it affected every restorable agent kind, not just Antigravity. On this machine the instrumented build showed the cancel firing four seconds after restore, well inside the ten-second deadline. The deferred task now resolves against the most recent completed load when the settled refresh gives up (its process evidence is revalidated during resolution), and only when no index has ever loaded does it start plain shells, without retiring the bindings, so the next relaunch can try again. Tests: DeferredAgentResumeIndexFallbackTests covers the index fallback and the retire-vs-keep distinction; the file is wired into the cmuxTests target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * test: an index that has not caught up with a fresh hook record must not mark its binding stale Red on purpose: a freshly registered Antigravity session has an agent-hook binding before the live-agent index has rescanned the hook store. The autosave reconciliation used to treat the missing index entry as an exited process and retire the binding, so the next relaunch restored a plain shell (manaflow-ai#5473). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Keep agent-hook bindings until the live index has an entry for their session isStaleAgentHookBinding retired a binding whenever the live-agent index had no entry matching the session, which is exactly the window between a hook registering a session and the next index scan. On a busy Mac that window covered the autosave that persists the binding, so an Antigravity session was saved with autoResume=false and relaunch left an empty shell. A missing or non-matching entry is now unknown evidence; only an entry for the session with no live process marks it stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * test: a pane moved after its shell idled must still replay the selector, and every transfer path must carry it A Workspace/Dock move re-registers the retained restore selector, but the shell's idle-prompt report went to the previous owner and never repeats at the destination, so nothing arms the replay there. The Dock's own detach and the remote-cleanup transfer copy also drop the selector outright. Covers PR manaflow-ai#12151 review findings (CodeRabbit on withRemoteCleanupConfiguration, Cursor Bugbot on transfer re-arming and Dock detach) for manaflow-ai#5473. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Re-arm the restore selector replay when a pane is adopted after its shell idled; carry the selector through Dock detach and transfer copies A launch still awaiting its typed restore selector only replays it when the new owner sees the shell's promptIdle transition, but that report went to the previous owner and same-state updates return early, so a pane moved after its shell settled stayed an empty prompt and never auto-resumed. Adoption now arms the grace-period replay itself when the transferred shell state is promptIdle, in both Workspace and Dock; the coordinator's one-shot contract still holds. The Dock's detachSurface never placed the retained selector on its transfer, and withRemoteCleanupConfiguration(_:) dropped it when re-stamping a transfer, so a Dock -> Workspace move (or a remote pane leaving a workspace) lost the replay outright. Both paths carry it now. Addresses the CodeRabbit and Cursor Bugbot findings on PR manaflow-ai#12151 for manaflow-ai#5473. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * test: a fresh Antigravity launch without --conversation must still validate as the owner of its hook-recorded session Antigravity's registration keys session identity on the --conversation argv option, which only appears on explicit resumes. A freshly started agy has none, so CachedAgentProcessIdentityValidator failed closed, the live-agent index marked the running process exited, and the next autosave retired the hook binding (autoResume=false). Relaunch then cancelled the deferred restore and the pane came back as an empty shell (manaflow-ai#5473). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Accept a bare argv for argv-keyed agent registrations once pid identity, scope, and executable match A fresh agy launch carries no --conversation option (Antigravity mints the id in-process and reports it through its hooks), so the argv-keyed session check rejected the live process. The index then reported the session exited and the next autosave retired the agent-hook binding, which is why an Antigravity pane never auto-resumed after quit/relaunch even once its hooks reached the right cmux. The record behind the snapshot was written by the same process generation that already matched on pid start-time identity, cmux scope, and executable, so a missing option is treated as no evidence rather than a contradiction; an explicit --conversation or exported CMUX_AGENT_SESSION_ID still has to name the session. Fixes manaflow-ai#5473 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w * Scope the bare-argv fallback to validations against the current hook record Review follow-up: only an index built from the current hook record can vouch for a process that cannot state its own session id. A cached snapshot may predate an in-process conversation switch, so it keeps failing closed for argv-keyed registrations, matching the Hermes rule. Production autosaves build the index from the hook stores, so fresh Antigravity sessions still stay live. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VwJZhVvc3cQynztiSzVe3w --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Fixes #5473
Summary
Antigravity (
agy) panes came back after a quit/relaunch as plain shells with noagentsnapshot and noresumeBinding, so cmux never auto-resumed the conversation.Root cause. Antigravity hooks are installed with pinned dispatch: every command in the
cmuxgroup of~/.gemini/config/hooks.jsonembeds the CLI path and socket of whichever cmux build rancmux hooks setuplast.agydoes preserve the launch environment, so a session started in any other build (stable, nightly, a tagged dev build) sends itsSessionStart/Stopto the wrong socket, where the surface does not exist. The hook then exits without writing~/.cmuxterm/antigravity-hook-sessions.jsonor publishing a resume binding, and the pane has nothing to restore from. On this machine the file was pinned to a nightly socket while the user's main app runs from/Applications/cmux.app, and later to another agent's tagged dev build.Second cause: the typed resume is lost on slow login shells. Session restore types
cmux restore antigravity <id>through Ghostty's initial input, which is written to the PTY as soon as the shell spawns. With a login shell that takes a few seconds to initialize (conda/oh-my-zsh style), that typeahead is discarded before the line editor is ready: the pane comes back at an empty prompt with nothing typed and cmux retires the binding. Five quit/relaunch cycles on this machine lost the selector three times.Third cause: deferred restores were cancelled wholesale when the live-agent index could not settle. At relaunch the index loads off-main, so every agent restore is deferred until
SharedLiveAgentIndex.indexRefreshingNow()settles. That refresh gives up after two passes whenever hook stores keep changing (the steady state on a Mac running several agents), and the deferred path treated the resultingnilas "no index" and cancelled every restore: plain shell, lifecycle set to manual, and the next quit savedwasAgentRunning: false, so the session never auto-resumed again. This is the "resumes once, then never" behavior and it affected every restorable agent kind. The instrumented build showed the cancel firing 4 s after restore, inside the 10 s deadline.Fourth cause: the live-agent index rejected every fresh
agyprocess, so the next autosave retired its binding. Antigravity's registration keys session identity on the--conversationargv option, which only appears on explicit resumes. A freshly startedagyhas none, soCachedAgentProcessIdentityValidatorfailed closed, the index reported the running session as exited, and the autosave reconcile retired the agent-hook binding (autoResume: false, policy left atauto). Relaunch then cancelled the deferred restore at the auto-resume guard and started a plain shell. On this Mac the flip happened 5–11 s after the hook registered the session, every time (three probes, two quit/relaunch chains). This is why the pane never auto-resumed even once its hooks reached the right cmux.Fix 1. Each generated Antigravity hook command now dispatches through the launching terminal's own
CMUX_BUNDLED_CLI_PATHandCMUX_SOCKET_PATHwhen that environment is present and the socket is live, and keeps the pinned CLI/socket as the fallback for sanitized hook environments or an exited app. The restore path itself (agentsnapshot from the hook store,agent-hookbinding,cmux restore antigravity <id>on relaunch) was verified working once hooks reach the owning app.Commits
test: cover Antigravity hook session snapshot restore— snapshot attaches the hook-store record to the terminal panel.test: make the Antigravity hook snapshot restore test compile and keep the permission flag— the test did not compile (wrongRestorableAgentSessionIndex.loadoverload); it now loads the built-in Vault registry and expects--dangerously-skip-permissionsto survive the rendered resume command.test: Antigravity hooks must dispatch to the terminal's own cmux first— red without the fix.Route Antigravity hooks through the launching terminal's cmux before the pinned build— the fix plusdocs/agent-hooks.md(Antigravity row in the integrations and environment tables, dispatch order note).Resolve deferred agent restores against the last completed index instead of cancelling them— Fix 3: the deferred task resolves against the most recent completed load when the settled refresh gives up (process evidence is revalidated during resolution); only when no index has ever loaded does it start plain shells, and then without retiring bindings.DeferredAgentResumeIndexFallbackTestscovers the fallback and the retire-vs-keep distinction. Also: every cancel path drops the retained replay input, pane transfers carry it, ambient hook dispatch falls back to the pinned build when the ambient call fails, and debug builds log each restore admission decision.Replay a restored agent's startup input when the login shell drops it— Fix 2: the lifecycle coordinator retains the typed selector while the launch is awaiting its command; when shell integration reports an idle prompt in that state, the Workspace or Dock owner replays it once after a 2 s grace period, unless the command already started, the user or a socket client typed into the pane, or the pane has no live runtime. Applies to every restorable agent kind, not just Antigravity. Tests:RestoredStartupInputResendTests(coordinator one-shot contract plus workspace shell-state wiring). This one is a single commit: the tests exercise new coordinator API, so there is no compiling red state before the fix.test: a pane moved after its shell idled must still replay the selector, and every transfer path must carry it— red without the fix (hosted lane run: the four newRestoredStartupInputResendTestsfail, the earlier ones pass).Re-arm the restore selector replay when a pane is adopted after its shell idled; carry the selector through Dock detach and transfer copies— addresses the CodeRabbit and Cursor Bugbot review findings: adoption arms the replay itself when the transferred shell state is alreadypromptIdle(Workspace and Dock),DockSplitStore.detachSurfaceputs the retained selector on its transfer, andwithRemoteCleanupConfiguration(_:)no longer drops it (hosted lane run: green).test: a fresh Antigravity launch without --conversation must still validate as the owner of its hook-recorded session— red without the fix (AgentRestoreLiveOwnerAdmissionTests, hosted lane link below).Accept a bare argv for argv-keyed agent registrations once pid identity, scope, and executable match— Fix 4: when the registration's identity option is absent and noCMUX_AGENT_SESSION_IDis exported, the process that already matched on pid start-time identity, cmux scope, and executable is accepted as the owner of the hook-recorded session; an explicit selector or exported id still has to name the session. Also applies to the Campfire (--session) and Kimi (--resume) registrations, which key identity the same way.Scope the bare-argv fallback to validations against the current hook record— review follow-up (CodeRabbit): the fallback applies only when the index was built from the current hook record; cached-snapshot revalidation keeps failing closed for every argv-keyed registration, mirroring the Hermes rule.Verification
Tagged fleet build
issue-5473-agy-restoreon this Mac with the realagy(1.1.27):agy --dangerously-skip-permissions→ SessionStart/prompt-submit/Stop resolved to the right workspace/surface; autosave persistedagent.kind: antigravity, anagent-hookbinding withautoResume: true, commandagy --conversation <id> --dangerously-skip-permissions,wasAgentRunning: true; quit/relaunch typed the resume and the pane came back running the same conversation. A manualcmux restore antigravity <id>in another pane resumed its conversation too.cmux hooks setupfrom another tagged build did mid-test): the sameagysession produced no hook record and no binding, reproducing the issue.test-e2e.yml):DeferredAgentResumeIndexFallbackTestsred at the test-only commit and green at the fix;RestoredStartupInputResendTestsred at the transfer test-only commit and green at the transfer fix.issue-5473-agy-restore, app relaunched with a clean environment, realagy1.1.27): freshagy --dangerously-skip-permissionsin a new workspace, prompt answered, then three consecutive quit → relaunch hops on the same pane. Every hop came back withagy --conversation <id>running in the pane, the resumed conversation on screen, and a follow-up prompt answered (history grew 4 → 6 → 8 lines: PINEAPPLE, MANGO, KIWI, PAPAYA); the hook store was updated after each follow-up and the binding stayedautoResume: trueacross all hops. Before Fix 4, on the same build lineage, the binding flipped toautoResume: false5–11 s after registration in every probe and hop 1 came back as an empty shell.AgentRestoreLiveOwnerAdmissionTestsred at the test-only commit (only the new test fails) and green at the fix (9/9);RestoredStartupInputResendTestsgreen at the final commit.cmux new-workspace --command agyfrom inside an agent-launched pane inherits that pane'sCMUX_AGENT_LAUNCH_KIND/CMUX_AGENT_LAUNCH_*environment (the CLI forwards the caller environment). The live-agent index then rejects theagyprocess as a different agent kind and the next autosave retires its binding (autoResume: false), so the session never auto-resumes. That is a pre-existing environment-attribution issue outside this PR; the dogfood harness scrubs those variables. A pane where the user typesagynormally does not carry them.Localization audit: no user-facing strings changed (generated shell command and docs only).
Observations for follow-up (not changed here)
read-screen(surface.read_textover the socket) can pin the app main thread for minutes when the target pane is a TUI that keeps repainting (the resumedagywhile it thinks). Asampleof the stalled app showed the main thread insideTerminalController.v2SurfaceReadTextfor the whole window; hooks, autosaves, and Quit all queued behind it. The dogfood harness now reads the screen only once the agent is idle.agy --conversation <id>never sendsSessionStart, so the hook record keeps the original launch pid; prompt-submit/Stop from the resumed process still update the record. Restore does not depend on it because the process-detected index resolves the session from--conversation, but a reader of the hook store should not treat the record pid as the live process.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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