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Cloud New Machine: bake the guest tools, zero create execs, one-exec attach, in-process create - #13368
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The startup plan had to decide whether a machine's prompt name can travel as Freestyle VM metadata and be read by the guest supervisor, or must be written by a create-time exec. This throwaway probe creates one machine from the md desktop default with a `cmux-vm-name` metadata entry, runs the metadata-service token dance the supervisor uses against every plausible path, updates the metadata through the API and reads again, and deletes the machine before exit. Result (2026-09-21, sh-0b6a5ee6edfd490795e0e5d556f5adf5): the guest's metadata service exposes only hostname, instance-id, local-hostname and vm-id; tags, user-data, dynamic and every custom path answer 404, and an API-side metadata update is invisible in the guest. The prompt name therefore stays a create-time exec, and the supervisor does not read metadata. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…skip Regression tests only; they fail until the next commit. - POST /api/vm answers with `status`, `address` and `attach` (route, carrier trust, daemon build, guest-tools state), derived from the row and the checked-in manifest; no attach block without a private address or outside the manifest. - The attach route reports `Server-Timing` stages and hands the workflow a timing sink and a defer sink. - openVmCmuxRemote trusts a running row updated within 120 s (no status probe), still fails closed when the attach and the re-probe both fail, records the lease before returning, and defers the usage event and the address backfill. - createVm hands its requested/created usage events to the defer sink and stamps the image epoch on the row; deferred units run in hand-in order. - imageEpochAtLeast / vmImageEntryEpoch / GUEST_TOOLS_BAKED_EPOCH: no current manifest entry reads as guest-tools baked; every default is a trusted carrier; the bake script shares the resolver's epoch reader. - The guest adapter upload no longer pays a separate libexec mkdir exec and heals a missing directory with one mkdir and one retry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…be skip The app opens a new Cloud machine with three round trips after the create: a status GET for the address, then attach-endpoint, which probes the provider's status before the attach. The create response now carries what the client needs to dial the daemon directly, and the attach path costs less when it is still needed. - `POST /api/vm` adds `status`, `address` (the object the GET routes return) and `attach`: transport, route (IPv4 first, `[ipv6]` bracketed, the driver's rule), session, `trustedCarrier` (epoch >= 2026-09-10-r1), `daemonBuild.commit` from the manifest, `guestToolsBaked` (epoch >= GUEST_TOOLS_BAKED_EPOCH, false for every current image) and `readiness: "dial"`. Absent when the row has no private address or the image is outside the manifest; clients feature-detect and fall back to attach-endpoint. The image epoch is stamped on the row at create. - attach-endpoint records `access_check`, `preflight_probe`, `provider_attach` and `lease` on the span and the `Server-Timing` header. - openVmCmuxRemote trusts a running row updated within 120 s and skips the provider status probe; the re-probe after a failed attach still wakes a machine paused out of band, and a failed re-probe surfaces the attach error unchanged. - Usage-event rows on create and attach, and the attach address backfill, run after the response (`runAfterResponse`); the lease stays synchronous. Deferred units run in hand-in order (requested before created). - The guest adapter upload no longer pays a separate `mkdir -p /usr/local/libexec` exec (the bake creates it); a missing directory is created once and the upload retried. - `vmImageEntryEpoch` lives in the image resolver; the bake script shares it. No v2 socket method was added or changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The New Machine sheet's Create currently launches a `cmux vm new` subprocess after the sheet's continuation resumes, then the CLI reads the fleet, calls the attach endpoint, refreshes the whole catalog and opens the terminal through six socket round trips. These tests describe the in-process path: - the sheet's submit reserves, registers the pending row and launches in the same main-actor turn, and the sheet no longer waits for a fleet read once a plan is cached (NewMachineSheetPresenterTests); - the coordinator exposes the operation id during the launch, returns it from startOperation, and awaitWorkspaceID resolves the exact receipt (MachineCreateOptimisticProjectionTests); - InProcessMachineCreateLauncher parses the coordinator's argv, keys the create on the operation id, emits the receipt before the open, dials from the create response, falls back to a status read without `attach`, reports the machine on cancellation and redacts failures (InProcessMachineCreateLauncherTests); - a create receipt with addresses registers a routable provider, the route, the carrier marker and a 10-minute attach cache with zero fleet reads (CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistryCreationTests); - connectFreshMachine retries on a fixed schedule inside an 8 s budget, then repairs through the control plane once (CloudPrivateRouteSelectionTests); - the socket handler and the in-process create replace the loading pane through one function (CloudVMLoadingPanelTests); - the stats poll waits for a running create, skips connecting links and staggers the rest (MachineCreateOptimisticProjectionTests). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The startup bench still resolved `@stackframe/js`, which the lockfile no longer carries since the app moved to `@hexclave/next`; it failed at import before sending a request. Resolve `@hexclave/js` the way smoke-vm-api.mjs and stress-vm-api.mjs already do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e IPv6 announce (#13070) Opening a new Cloud machine spends three to four guest execs after allocation uploading the in-VM `cmux` shim, downloading the Cloud CLI distribution, writing the browser openers and installing the resource reporter, then re-checks all four on every attach, ahead of the first terminal. The tools are static per image epoch, like the daemon pin, so they belong in the snapshot. A clone resumed from a parked snapshot also waits the remainder of the supervisor's 1 s tick before its daemon is started, and a private network that assigned an IPv6 address gets no neighbor advertisement from the guest. These tests fail until the bake installs the four tools with the driver's own generators and proves each with the driver's own readiness gate, the source digest (schema 3) covers their generated bytes, the container recipe carries the same bytes from a rendered guest-tools/ directory, the verifier proves all four plus the startup plan's parity command on a booted machine, the supervisor polls at 100 ms while parked or until its daemon is bound, and the announce sends one unsolicited neighbor advertisement per global IPv6 address through the attach path's script. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tick; IPv6 announce (#13070) Opening a new Cloud machine paid three to four guest execs after allocation for tools that are the same bytes on every machine of an image epoch: the driver uploaded the in-VM `cmux` shim, downloaded the pinned Cloud CLI distribution, wrote the browser openers and installed the resource reporter unit on every create, then re-checked all four on every attach, ahead of the first terminal. The Freestyle bake now installs the four tools right after the daemon pin with the driver's own generator commands and proves each with the driver's own readiness gate as its own step, so a machine from the snapshot passes ensureGuestCli and ensureResourceReporter without an upload or an install exec (the driver keeps healing older images). The readiness gates the driver runs are now exported next to the generators (guestCliShimReadyCommand, guestResourceReporterReadyCommand, GUEST_BROWSER_VERSION) so the bake, the verifier and the driver cannot disagree; the driver itself is untouched. The source digest moves to schema 3 and covers the generated bytes of all four (scripts/devbox-guest-tools.ts), so a change to any of them is a re-promotion rather than a silent drift between the image and the driver. The verifier proves the four gates on a booted machine and runs the startup plan's parity command, asserted. The container recipe carries the same bytes: the Dockerfile COPYs them from guest-tools/, rendered by `bun run devbox:guest-tools:render` (gitignored: 180 KB of generated shell the generators define) and installs the Cloud CLI archive from the rendered pin with the same sha256 checks and release layout as the driver's installer. The boot supervisor polls at 100 ms while the machine is parked for a snapshot or its daemon is not yet running bound to its own instance id, and once a second otherwise, so a clone resumed from a parked snapshot starts its daemon within 100 ms instead of inside the remainder of a 1 s tick. Its announce also sends one unsolicited IPv6 neighbor advertisement per global address through the attach path's own python announcer, which moves to images/network.ts as PRIVATE_NETWORK_ANNOUNCE_SCRIPT (one implementation), guarded by `command -v python3`. The Dockerfile epoch and the manifest rows land with the promotion commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ate attach block The attach route now reports its stages in Server-Timing like create does; the bench keeps them per attempt (`attachStages`, `warmAttachStages`) and summarizes them, and notes whether the create response carried the attach block a client can dial from. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rehearsing the new bake steps on a machine from the current md default (sh-0b6a5ee6edfd490795e0e5d556f5adf5, 2026-09-21) showed the opener gate failing with "grep: /etc/zsh/zshenv: No such file or directory". The image has no zsh; the installer appends its source line only to rc files that exist, yet the gate demanded the line in /etc/zsh/zshenv. It could never pass, so the driver re-installed the openers (seven uploads and the MIME reconcile for every account) on every attach and every exec, and the bake cannot prove them. This test fails until the gate mirrors the installer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The gate now checks the source line only in the rc files that exist, exactly the set the installer appends to. On every current devbox (no zsh) the opener gate can pass for the first time, so ensureGuestCli's attach and exec checks become the no-ops they were meant to be, and the devbox bake can prove the baked openers with the driver's own gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rehearsal on sh-0b6a5ee6edfd490795e0e5d556f5adf5 (2026-09-21) passed the parity check but left a cmux-tui SIGPIPE panic in the transcript: grep -q closed the pipe on its first match while the daemon binary was still printing. Capture the output instead and require it non-empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Clicking Create in the New Machine sheet took 6-7 s to a terminal on a warm backend: the click resumed a continuation behind the workspace mount and sidebar rebuilds, then a `cmux vm new` subprocess made six socket round trips into the busy main actor, called the attach endpoint although the create response could already name the route, and read the whole empty machine (`surface.catalog refresh:true`) before `surface.new_terminal`. The sheet's Create now starts the create in the click's own main-actor turn: the loading workspace's id is minted first, `POST /api/vm` leaves on a detached task, and the workspace mounts behind it. The create runs in-process (InProcessMachineCreateLauncher) through the coordinator's existing launch contract, so the pending row, retry, cancel and tombstone cleanup are unchanged. With an `attach` block in the response the registry registers the provider from the response, saves the carrier marker, dials the route with a bounded retry (0/150/300/500/800/1200/1600/2000 ms... within 8 s, 3 s per attempt; one attach-endpoint repair after that), creates the terminal in the machine's current workspace and projects it over the loading card through the same catalog path `surface.new_terminal` uses. Without `attach` one status read supplies the address and the existing link path connects. - VMClient.createMachine parses `address` and `attach`; `create` keeps the summary-only shape for the socket and prewarmAuth resolves tokens on sheet open. - CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistry.recordCreatedMachine(_:attach:scope:) keeps the receipt, the route, a 10-minute attach cache and the carrier marker; `vm.cmux_remote_info` answers from that cache for the CLI. - CloudMachineLinkManager.connectFreshMachine ignores the retry backoff and the 60 s connect timeout for a machine created moments ago. - TerminalController.replaceCloudVMLoadingPane is the one loading-pane function behind `workspace.cloud_vm_terminal_ready` and the in-process create. - MachineCreateCoordinator exposes launchingOperationID, startOperation and awaitWorkspaceID; the tombstone destroys through VMClient.destroy with the CLI `vm rm` fallback. - The sheet presents from the last fleet page and refreshes behind it; the stats poll waits for a running create, skips connecting links and staggers reads. No new feature flag: Cloud Machines is already behind cloud-machines-enabled-release and `cmux vm new` keeps the CLI path, so rollback is a revert. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bake sh-841a6bbc80184621ace0b02125fc0ede (cmux-devbox-13070-guest-tools, 2026-09-21, from d280576bb0 with CMUX_BAKE_ALLOW_BRANCH=1), verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (every check passed, the four guest-tool gates and the parity command included; the baked daemon answered 0.8 s after the first probe; two machines hold distinct daemon identities and SSH host keys), then derived into the six sizes by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, each booted and checked. Twelve manifest rows (desktop and base for sm/md/lg/lgx/xl/2xl) become the defaults; the previous ladder is demoted and kept for rollback. cmux-tui pin a866e90 (the current files.cmux.com pin). Source digest schema 3 (4195d49daf5d…). The shared dashboard slugs (cmux-devbox, cmux-devbox-<size>) stay on the previous ladder; production resolves the ids from this manifest. Rollback: revert this commit together with the source changes of the PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each fixture runs the real installer and the real gate several times (dozens of sha256sum and grep processes); under load they exceed bun's default 5 s per-test timeout, which showed as a spurious null status. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… timer The determinism gate (scripts/check-test-determinism.py --strict) rejected both tests in web/tests/vm-defer-sink.test.ts as sleep-then-assert: each slept on setTimeout(0) and then asserted what the deferred units had done. The ordering test now parks the first unit inside its work until the test releases it, so "the second unit, started earlier, is still waiting" is observed while the first is provably mid-work. The failed-unit test captures the promise each scheduled unit returns and awaits those. Breaking the sink's chaining on the previous unit still fails the ordering test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e parallel create Regression tests only; they fail until the next commit. - With `guestToolsBaked`, a Freestyle create uploads nothing and execs nothing; the prompt identity rides on the create call as a create-time exec (onExit continue, 3 s, root) and a failed one rolls the machine back. - A healthy baked attach is one exec: the private-address announce folded in as best effort, no device list, no guest-tool checks; a daemon that is not settled or not trusted is still healed, without installing guest tools. - The attach bundle without the device list calls only the probe and still parses to build and trust. - The settle loop reads the instance id once and compares it every tick. - createVm mints the row id and provisions the model-plane token concurrently with the insert; a replay or a failed insert revokes it, and a restore or fork (creates underneath) provisions for the minted id. - createVm tells the provider when the image bakes the guest tools and records a preview lease after the response for a machine the client can dial directly (a third deferred unit next to the two usage-event batches); openVmCmuxRemote passes the same gate to the provider and answers a client-proven attach from the row and the manifest. - attach-endpoint passes `readiness: "client-proven"` through. - Direct resource reads coalesce for 30 s. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ach, parallel createVm A Cloud create paid two guest execs on a still-booting machine (the guest `cmux` shim, the CLI distribution, the browser openers and the resource reporter, plus the prompt name) and the attach that followed paid an announce exec, an attach-bundle exec with a double IMDS curl per settle tick, and three no-op heal execs. On an image at or past GUEST_TOOLS_BAKED_EPOCH (2026-09-21-r1) those tools are baked, so the driver installs nothing on create and the prompt identity runs as the platform's create-time exec on the same `vms.create` call (the metadata probe showed Freestyle metadata is not readable in-guest); a failed create-time exec still rolls the machine back. - `CreateOptions.guestToolsBaked` and `CmuxRemoteAttachOptions.guestToolsBaked`; createVm derives the gate from the stamped image epoch. - `openCmuxRemoteBaked` is the baked attach path (its own function, so `openCmuxRemote` keeps its complexity suppression): the private-address announce folded in as best effort, the settle gate reading the instance id once and comparing it every tick, and the attach bundle without the device list a trusted listener does not need. A daemon that is not settled or not trusted is still healed (`healTrustedListener`), minus the guest-tool installs; every heal path for older epochs is unchanged. - `readiness: "client-proven"` on attach-endpoint: on a baked, running row the endpoint is minted from the row and the manifest, with the lease recorded and the attach event deferred, and no provider call. Below the baked epoch the provider path still runs. - createVm mints the row id and runs the network lookup, the insert and the model-plane mint concurrently (`beginCreateConcurrently`); a failed insert or an idempotent replay revokes the minted token, and a mint failure fails the create before any credit is held. A machine with a private address gets one preview lease (`metadata.source: "create"`) after the response, so an in-process client that dials from the create response and never calls attach-endpoint still leaves the row sign-out revocation finds. - Direct resource reads coalesce for 30 s (VM_RESOURCE_USAGE_DIRECT_READ_INTERVAL_MS). No v2 socket method was added or changed; the remote CLI relay policy is untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sheet's Create starts the operation in the click's turn and awaits its workspace receipt one hop later. A launcher that completed in between (the in-process create's synchronous completion, and the test recorder) resolved the receipt with no waiter registered, so awaitWorkspaceID returned nil and presentNewMachineFetchingPlan lost the workspace; a caller cancelled in that same gap returned nil without cancelling the running create. The coordinator now keeps a receipt that arrives with no waiter and hands it to the first awaitWorkspaceID call, releasing it when the operation retires, and a wait that begins already cancelled cancels the operation like a wait cancelled midway. Proven by NewMachineSheetPresenterTests, which failed on the previous head in test-e2e run 35558135500. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
decodesTheCreateResponseAddressAndAttachBlock built its response as a Swift dictionary literal, whose Int createdAt does not bridge to the Int64 the decoder reads, so the decoder fell back to the request time and the test failed (test-e2e run 35558130019). The fixture now goes through JSONSerialization, the same parse createMachine applies to the HTTP body. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pendingRowStepsAsideOnceItsMachineHasARow predates #12919, which made a created machine's own row inherit its stand-in's node id and lets a failed create's row stand in for its machine. The test still expected the old node ids, so it has failed on main since then; no required check executes cmuxTests, and test-e2e run 35558140619 surfaced it here. The rows helper now renders a machine's own row as "<machine id>@<node id>", so each assertion states both which row is present and whose identity it carries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…create (#13070) The in-guest metadata probe read the guest once, 1.5 s after `vm.update`, so a slow propagation would have been recorded as invisible. It now re-reads every path until the renamed value appears or 30 s pass, and records the number of reads and the elapsed time. Re-run on sh-2d4fcd3e…: 23 reads over 32 s, still not visible, while the API returned the renamed value throughout. A create that fails or outlives its 120 s bound can still have produced a machine whose id this process never learned (seen today: "create exceeded 120000 ms"), so that path now lists the machines carrying the probe's own metadata tag that were created since the run started and deletes them before rethrowing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Section 4.3 gains the promotion-time run on the new md default (675 ms p50 to a bound listener, n=5, 02:54Z, quiet provider) and a same-session A/B against the previous default: three alternating pairs of 5 trials, 1411 → 1026 ms p50 to a bound listener (n=15 each) under a noisy provider, with the raw runs beside the document. Plan items 2 and 4 record what landed in #13312 and what remains in #13326; Reproduce gains the two-image commands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
aSecondOpenPresentsFromTheCachedPlanBeforeTheFleetReadReturns lets the
presenter start a plan refresh behind the cached-plan sheet; its listPage seam
can resume after the test has returned and the harness is gone. The seams
captured the harness unowned, so that late resumption crashed the test host
("Attempted to read an unowned reference but object ... was already
deallocated", test-e2e run 35563808555) and took the rest of the suite with
it. Weak captures let a late seam call return nothing instead.
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…new-machine # Conflicts: # web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts
Adds the before/base/contract/after control-plane numbers, the guest execs per request, and the parity result from the 2026-09-21 measurement to docs/cloud-startup-latency.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant NewMachineSheetPresenter
participant MachineCreateCoordinator
participant InProcessMachineCreateLauncher
participant VMClient
participant CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistry
NewMachineSheetPresenter->>MachineCreateCoordinator: startOperation
MachineCreateCoordinator->>InProcessMachineCreateLauncher: launch vm new
InProcessMachineCreateLauncher->>VMClient: createMachine with idempotency key
VMClient-->>InProcessMachineCreateLauncher: VMCreateResult with attach data
InProcessMachineCreateLauncher->>CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistry: recordCreatedMachine
CmuxTuiSurfaceProviderRegistry-->>MachineCreateCoordinator: workspace receipt
MachineCreateCoordinator-->>NewMachineSheetPresenter: workspace ID and completion
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participant Client
participant AttachRoute
participant openVmCmuxRemote
participant Provider
participant LeaseLedger
Client->>AttachRoute: attach request with readiness
AttachRoute->>openVmCmuxRemote: clientProven and timing data
openVmCmuxRemote->>Provider: probe or attach when required
Provider-->>openVmCmuxRemote: remote endpoint
openVmCmuxRemote->>LeaseLedger: write lease
LeaseLedger-->>AttachRoute: lease recorded
AttachRoute-->>Client: endpoint with Server-Timing
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With the 2026-09-21-r1 rows promoted, the attach-contract pin that no manifest entry was baked no longer holds; it now asserts that every current default is baked and that older rows still are not, so the heal path stays covered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The schedule contains offsets from the start of the polling window, but this loop sleeps each offset relative to the previous request. For four machines, delays of 0, 5, 10, and 15 seconds therefore run at roughly 0, 5, 15, and 30 seconds instead of within 20 seconds. With five or more targets, the next 45-second fleet refresh can cancel the round before later machines are sampled, leaving their stats persistently stale.
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If the server has already committed the idempotent create when the user cancels the response read, cancellation throws before machineID is assigned. The resulting completion has no machine ID, so the coordinator cannot call the cleanup path after removing the pending operation. This can leave a paid machine running with no UI operation available to destroy it; cancellation needs a way to reconcile the operation key and recover the created ID.
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This treats the cached fleet page as authoritative for the at-limit check before any refresh runs. The cache is cleared only when Cloud access ends, not when a machine is deleted, so a free-plan user who frees capacity elsewhere can still be sent to the paywall until another surface updates the cache. An at-limit cached page must be refreshed before refusing to show the sheet.
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| private let presentSheetOverride: (@MainActor (NewMachineModel, NSWindow?) -> Void)? | ||
| private let listPageOverride: (@MainActor () async -> VMListPage?)? | ||
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| listPage: (@MainActor () async -> VMListPage?)? = nil, | ||
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These collaborator overrides are explicitly introduced as “Seams for tests” inside a production Sources/ type. The repository directive prohibits new test-only seams in production source and requires tests to use internal state through @testable import or a dedicated test-support target. The injectable dial replacement in CloudMachineLinkManager+FreshConnect.swift is another instance of the same pattern. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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| let offsets = Self.freshDialOffsets(budget: budget) | ||
| let task = Task<CloudMachineLink.Connected, Error> { | ||
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The fresh-connect path coordinates daemon startup with a hand-tuned sequence of fixed Task.sleep offsets. The repository's blocking-runtime directive prohibits sleeps and timing-based polling for startup or readiness synchronization; this must use a readiness signal or a dedicated cancellation-aware retry abstraction with tests. The delayed stats loop adds another fixed-sleep polling site. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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This stores mutable, account-scoped fleet data in a new process-wide singleton with its own notification observer, creating another source of truth beside the Cloud registry and panel state. The repository's ambient-state directive requires runtime state like this to be owned by and injected through a scoped app or session construct. InProcessMachineCreateLauncher also introduces a caseless static namespace instead of an owned launcher instance. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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| onCancellationReady?(CloudVMActionLauncher.CancellationHandle { | ||
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If the backend commits POST /api/vm before URLSession reports cancellation, this code cancels the request before the app decodes the response. The launcher records the machine ID and emits the OK machine= receipt only after a successful decode, so the cancelled completion can contain neither identifier. The coordinator then has no ID for tombstone cleanup, leaving the newly allocated machine running and billable. Preserve a way to reconcile the idempotency key after cancellation or otherwise recover the created machine ID before retiring cleanup.
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Fresh connection attempts are driven by hard-coded offsets and Task.sleep instead of an authoritative daemon or transport readiness signal. This can delay an already-ready connection or miss readiness near the budget boundary. The same repository-rule violation appears in MachinesPanelViewModel+Stats.swift:43, where stats requests are staggered with another production Task.sleep. The repository requirement against production Swift sleeps and timing-based lifecycle synchronization must be satisfied before merging.
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CloudFleetPageCache.shared makes account-session data process-global even though the presenter already accepts an injected cache. This violates the repository directive that new runtime state must be owned by a scoped, constructable object and injected at the app seam. Move the cache under the account or session owner before merging.
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| selectionWindowID: preferredWindow.flatMap { AppDelegate.shared?.mainWindowId(from: $0) }, | ||
| submit: { [weak self] request in | ||
| guard let self, self.pendingSelectionID == selectionID else { return false } | ||
| guard let effectiveRequest = self.reserving(request, preferredWindow: preferredWindow) else { return false } | ||
| if let workspaceID = effectiveRequest.reservedWorkspaceID { onReservation(workspaceID) } | ||
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A cached fleet page can present obsolete free-plan, machine-limit, or size options, and the background refresh does not re-check or disable submission after fresh data shows that the account is over the limit. The backend still enforces entitlements atomically, so this does not bypass the limit, but users can start a request that is guaranteed to fail. Gate submission on the refreshed plan or give the cache an explicit freshness policy.
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🔵 Trivial · Reuse guestCliShimReadyCommand() in ensureGuestCli. · freestyle.ts:1786-1788
web/services/vms/drivers/freestyle.ts:1786-1788
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guestCliShimReadyCommand()inensureGuestCli.The helper is the documented create/attach gate used by the bake and image verifier. The inline check is equivalent today, but it can diverge later. That divergence would make
ensureGuestClitake its reinstall path for an otherwise valid baked image, adding an upload/install during create or attach and potentially failing if repair fails.♻️ Proposed refactor
private async ensureGuestCli(vm: Vm, vmId: string, installReporter = true): Promise<void> { - const expected = createHash("sha256").update(GUEST_CMUX_SHIM).digest("hex"); - const current = await this.execResult(vm, `test "$(sha256sum '${GUEST_CMUX_SHIM_PATH}' 2>/dev/null | cut -d ' ' -f 1)" = '${expected}' && ${guestBrowserReadyCommand} && ${guestCliDistributionCommand(true)}`); + const current = await this.execResult(vm, `${guestCliShimReadyCommand()} && ${guestBrowserReadyCommand} && ${guestCliDistributionCommand(true)}`);Import
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In `@cmuxTests/CloudPrivateRouteSelectionTests.swift`:
- Around line 196-209: Update freshDialFailsFastWithoutAClientOrARoute to
replace the ContinuousClock wall-clock assertion with a DialLog-based invariant:
record routes inside the injected dial closure and assert log.routes is empty,
preserving the existing preflight error expectations.
In `@Sources/Cloud/CloudFleetPageCache.swift`:
- Around line 14-24: Store the injected notification center in
CloudFleetPageCache during init, then use that stored center in deinit to remove
accessObserver instead of NotificationCenter.default. Keep the existing observer
registration and weak capture behavior unchanged.
In `@web/scripts/cloud-vm/probe-metadata.ts`:
- Line 51: Update the timeout handling used by createProbeVm so a deadline does
not abandon fs.vms.create: continue awaiting the create operation after the
timeout and keep cleanup active until creation settles and provider listing is
consistent. If creation returns a VM, delete that VM directly, while retaining
the tagged cleanup sweep for responses that are lost.
In `@web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts`:
- Line 463: Update the schema-3 digest inputs around
devboxGuestToolsDigestInputs and guestResourceReporterInstallCommand so the
vmEdgeAliasDomain deployment value is explicitly declared and consistently used
during both image baking and validation, or recorded as a deployment-specific
manifest input. Preserve the existing constant API-key input and ensure
differing CMUX_VM_EDGE_ALIAS_DOMAIN values cannot produce mismatched source
digests.
In `@web/scripts/verify-devbox-image.ts`:
- Around line 182-183: Update the guest-tools parity command near
GUEST_TOOL_CHECKS to guard both xdg-mime assertions with an availability check,
matching the bake behavior so they run only when xdg-mime is installed. Preserve
the existing hand-check command string unchanged because it is asserted exactly
by web/tests/vm-devbox-guest-tools.test.ts.
In `@web/services/vms/images/devbox/cmux-devbox-boot`:
- Around line 238-244: Bound the fast-tick retry logic in the daemon supervision
loop so consecutive unbound or non-running states increment a counter and use
0.1-second polling only for a small limit, then retain the 1-second tick; reset
the counter once the daemon is running and bound. Update the related assertion
in vm-devbox-image.test.ts to match the revised logic.
In `@web/services/vms/workflows.ts`:
- Around line 3531-3537: Ensure the client-proven fast path enforces the Go plan
runtime budget before returning through recordClientProvenAttach. Reuse or
extract the budget-check logic from preflightResumeIfSuspended so it runs for
both paths, including pausing the VM and raising VmUsageLimitExceededError when
remainingSeconds is exhausted; keep non-Go plans and available budgets
unchanged.
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In `@web/services/vms/drivers/freestyle.ts`:
- Around line 1786-1788: Update ensureGuestCli to use the shared
guestCliShimReadyCommand() helper instead of calculating the shim hash and
checking GUEST_CMUX_SHIM_PATH inline, while preserving the existing browser and
distribution readiness checks. Import guestCliShimReadyCommand from ../guestCli.
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| @Test func freshDialFailsFastWithoutAClientOrARoute() async { | ||
| let started = ContinuousClock.now | ||
| await #expect(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) { | ||
| try await manager().connectFreshMachine( | ||
| machineID: "vm-fresh", route: "ws://10.16.0.7:1337/v1/link", session: "cloud" | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
| await #expect(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) { | ||
| try await manager().connectFreshMachine(machineID: "vm-fresh", route: nil, session: "cloud", dial: { _, _ in | ||
| CloudMachineLink.Connected(socketPath: "/unused", session: "cloud") | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| #expect(ContinuousClock.now - started < .seconds(2), "preflight failures never enter the retry schedule") | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Replace the wall-clock duration assertion with a logical invariant.
Line 208 asserts a measured elapsed time against an absolute 2-second ceiling. On shared CI this can fail for reasons unrelated to the code under test. The claim being tested is that a preflight failure never enters the retry schedule. A dial log proves that directly: no dial attempt is recorded.
As per coding guidelines: "An assertion on a measured wall-clock duration, or a hard absolute latency ceiling on shared CI" is not allowed in these test paths.
💚 Proposed fix
`@Test` func freshDialFailsFastWithoutAClientOrARoute() async {
- let started = ContinuousClock.now
+ let log = DialLog()
await `#expect`(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) {
try await manager().connectFreshMachine(
machineID: "vm-fresh", route: "ws://10.16.0.7:1337/v1/link", session: "cloud"
)
}
await `#expect`(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) {
- try await manager().connectFreshMachine(machineID: "vm-fresh", route: nil, session: "cloud", dial: { _, _ in
- CloudMachineLink.Connected(socketPath: "/unused", session: "cloud")
+ try await manager().connectFreshMachine(machineID: "vm-fresh", route: nil, session: "cloud", dial: { route, _ in
+ _ = log.dialed(route)
+ return CloudMachineLink.Connected(socketPath: "/unused", session: "cloud")
})
}
- `#expect`(ContinuousClock.now - started < .seconds(2), "preflight failures never enter the retry schedule")
+ `#expect`(log.routes.isEmpty, "preflight failures never enter the retry schedule")
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| @Test func freshDialFailsFastWithoutAClientOrARoute() async { | |
| let started = ContinuousClock.now | |
| await #expect(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) { | |
| try await manager().connectFreshMachine( | |
| machineID: "vm-fresh", route: "ws://10.16.0.7:1337/v1/link", session: "cloud" | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| await #expect(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) { | |
| try await manager().connectFreshMachine(machineID: "vm-fresh", route: nil, session: "cloud", dial: { _, _ in | |
| CloudMachineLink.Connected(socketPath: "/unused", session: "cloud") | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| #expect(ContinuousClock.now - started < .seconds(2), "preflight failures never enter the retry schedule") | |
| } | |
| @Test func freshDialFailsFastWithoutAClientOrARoute() async { | |
| let log = DialLog() | |
| await #expect(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) { | |
| try await manager().connectFreshMachine( | |
| machineID: "vm-fresh", route: "ws://10.16.0.7:1337/v1/link", session: "cloud" | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| await #expect(throws: CloudMachineLinkManager.ManagerError.self) { | |
| try await manager().connectFreshMachine(machineID: "vm-fresh", route: nil, session: "cloud", dial: { route, _ in | |
| _ = log.dialed(route) | |
| return CloudMachineLink.Connected(socketPath: "/unused", session: "cloud") | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| #expect(log.routes.isEmpty, "preflight failures never enter the retry schedule") | |
| } |
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In `@cmuxTests/CloudPrivateRouteSelectionTests.swift` around lines 196 - 209,
Update freshDialFailsFastWithoutAClientOrARoute to replace the ContinuousClock
wall-clock assertion with a DialLog-based invariant: record routes inside the
injected dial closure and assert log.routes is empty, preserving the existing
preflight error expectations.
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| init(notificationCenter: NotificationCenter = .default) { | ||
| accessObserver = notificationCenter.addObserver( | ||
| forName: .cmuxCloudVMAccessDidEnd, object: nil, queue: .main | ||
| ) { [weak self] _ in | ||
| MainActor.assumeIsolated { self?.lastPage = nil } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| deinit { | ||
| if let accessObserver { NotificationCenter.default.removeObserver(accessObserver) } | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
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- 3: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/notificationcenter/removeobserver(_:)-2yciv
- 4: https://oleb.net/blog/2018/01/notificationcenter-removeobserver/
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56785291/ios-notificationcenter-unexpected-retained-closure
- 6: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31718527/how-to-remove-observer-defined-without-object-and-using-block
- 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61344541/how-to-removeobserver-in-swift-5-using-addobserver-closure-method
Remove the observer from the center that registered it.
init accepts an injected notificationCenter, but deinit removes the observer from NotificationCenter.default. A cache created with another center can leave its block registration in that center after deinitialization. The weak capture prevents the cache from being retained, but the stale registration and closure remain until the injected center removes them.
Store the center, as MachineCreateCoordinator does.
♻️ Proposed fix
private(set) var lastPage: VMListPage?
private var accessObserver: NSObjectProtocol?
+ private let notificationCenter: NotificationCenter
init(notificationCenter: NotificationCenter = .default) {
+ self.notificationCenter = notificationCenter
accessObserver = notificationCenter.addObserver(
forName: .cmuxCloudVMAccessDidEnd, object: nil, queue: .main
) { [weak self] _ in
MainActor.assumeIsolated { self?.lastPage = nil }
}
deinit {
- if let accessObserver { NotificationCenter.default.removeObserver(accessObserver) }
+ if let accessObserver { notificationCenter.removeObserver(accessObserver) }
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In `@Sources/Cloud/CloudFleetPageCache.swift` around lines 14 - 24, Store the
injected notification center in CloudFleetPageCache during init, then use that
stored center in deinit to remove accessObserver instead of
NotificationCenter.default. Keep the existing observer registration and weak
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| const deadline = new Promise<never>((_, reject) => { | ||
| timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${label} exceeded ${ms} ms`)), ms); | ||
| }); | ||
| return Promise.race([promise, deadline]).finally(() => clearTimeout(timer)); |
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Do not abandon the create operation after the timeout.
Promise.race rejects without cancelling or awaiting fs.vms.create. createProbeVm then runs one cleanup list immediately. The create can complete after that list and leave an untracked, billable VM.
Keep cleanup active until the create operation settles and provider listing becomes consistent. If the create eventually returns a VM, delete that VM directly. Also retain the tagged cleanup sweep for lost responses.
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In `@web/scripts/cloud-vm/probe-metadata.ts` at line 51, Update the timeout
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| shell.dockerfileInstructions = createHash("sha256").update(normalizedDockerfileInstructions(dockerfile)).digest("hex"); | ||
| shell.bakeScript = createHash("sha256").update(normalizedBakeScript(bakeScript())).digest("hex"); | ||
| } | ||
| if (schema >= 3) shell.guestTools = devboxGuestToolsDigestInputs(); |
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Make the reporter digest's deployment input explicit.
guestResourceReporterInstallCommand() embeds vmEdgeAliasDomain() and VM_PLACEHOLDER_API_KEY. The key is constant, but the domain reads CMUX_VM_EDGE_ALIAS_DOMAIN. If that value differs between baking and validation, the same checkout produces different schema-3 source digests, and devboxSourceDriftProblems rejects promotion. Use a declared, consistent domain input for both operations, or record the domain as a deployment-specific manifest input.
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| "sh -lc 'test -x /usr/local/bin/cmux && cmux --version; command -v coderouter cr; readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open; xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https; systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats; cat /etc/cmux/vm-name /etc/cmux/image-stamp'", | ||
| `[ -n "$(cmux --version 2>/dev/null)" ] && [ "$(command -v coderouter)" = /usr/local/bin/coderouter ] && [ "$(command -v cr)" = /usr/local/bin/cr ] && [ "$(readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open)" = /usr/local/bin/xdg-open ] && [ "$(xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(runuser -u ${DEVBOX_WORK_USER} -- xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats)" = active ] && [ "$(cat /etc/cmux/vm-name)" = cmux ] && echo guest-tools-parity-ok`, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Guard the xdg-mime assertions the way the bake does.
The bake wraps the same MIME-handler assertion in if command -v xdg-mime >/dev/null 2>&1; then … fi because a base bake carries no xdg-utils (build-devbox-freestyle.ts, line 507). GUEST_TOOL_CHECKS runs in the freestyle runChecks call before FREESTYLE_BASE_CHECKS, so a base snapshot verification reaches line 183 without xdg-mime and fails on a condition the bake itself treats as optional. Line 182's hand check also emits a command not found line in that case.
Apply the bake's guard so the parity check proves the handler only where xdg-utils exists.
🛠️ Proposed guard
- `[ -n "$(cmux --version 2>/dev/null)" ] && [ "$(command -v coderouter)" = /usr/local/bin/coderouter ] && [ "$(command -v cr)" = /usr/local/bin/cr ] && [ "$(readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open)" = /usr/local/bin/xdg-open ] && [ "$(xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(runuser -u ${DEVBOX_WORK_USER} -- xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats)" = active ] && [ "$(cat /etc/cmux/vm-name)" = cmux ] && echo guest-tools-parity-ok`,
+ `[ -n "$(cmux --version 2>/dev/null)" ] && [ "$(command -v coderouter)" = /usr/local/bin/coderouter ] && [ "$(command -v cr)" = /usr/local/bin/cr ] && [ "$(readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open)" = /usr/local/bin/xdg-open ] && if command -v xdg-mime >/dev/null 2>&1; then [ "$(xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(runuser -u ${DEVBOX_WORK_USER} -- xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ]; fi && [ "$(systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats)" = active ] && [ "$(cat /etc/cmux/vm-name)" = cmux ] && echo guest-tools-parity-ok`,Note: web/tests/vm-devbox-guest-tools.test.ts line 113 asserts the exact text of the hand-check command at line 182, so keep that string unchanged.
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| "sh -lc 'test -x /usr/local/bin/cmux && cmux --version; command -v coderouter cr; readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open; xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https; systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats; cat /etc/cmux/vm-name /etc/cmux/image-stamp'", | |
| `[ -n "$(cmux --version 2>/dev/null)" ] && [ "$(command -v coderouter)" = /usr/local/bin/coderouter ] && [ "$(command -v cr)" = /usr/local/bin/cr ] && [ "$(readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open)" = /usr/local/bin/xdg-open ] && [ "$(xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(runuser -u ${DEVBOX_WORK_USER} -- xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats)" = active ] && [ "$(cat /etc/cmux/vm-name)" = cmux ] && echo guest-tools-parity-ok`, | |
| "sh -lc 'test -x /usr/local/bin/cmux && cmux --version; command -v coderouter cr; readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open; xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https; systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats; cat /etc/cmux/vm-name /etc/cmux/image-stamp'", | |
| `[ -n "$(cmux --version 2>/dev/null)" ] && [ "$(command -v coderouter)" = /usr/local/bin/coderouter ] && [ "$(command -v cr)" = /usr/local/bin/cr ] && [ "$(readlink -f /usr/local/bin/xdg-open)" = /usr/local/bin/xdg-open ] && if command -v xdg-mime >/dev/null 2>&1; then [ "$(xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ] && [ "$(runuser -u ${DEVBOX_WORK_USER} -- xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/https)" = cmux-browser.desktop ]; fi && [ "$(systemctl is-active cmux-resource-stats)" = active ] && [ "$(cat /etc/cmux/vm-name)" = cmux ] && echo guest-tools-parity-ok`, |
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In `@web/scripts/verify-devbox-image.ts` around lines 182 - 183, Update the
guest-tools parity command near GUEST_TOOL_CHECKS to guard both xdg-mime
assertions with an availability check, matching the bake behavior so they run
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| # Bound and running is the steady state; anything else (a start that | ||
| # did not take, an instance id the metadata service did not answer | ||
| # with yet) is retried on the fast tick. | ||
| if [ -z "$daemon_pid" ] || ! kill -0 "$daemon_pid" 2>/dev/null || [ "$id" != "$(cat "$BOUND_INSTANCE_FILE" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then tick=0.1; fi | ||
| fi | ||
| fi | ||
| sleep 1 | ||
| sleep "$tick" |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Bound the fast tick so a crash-looping daemon does not respawn at 10 Hz.
The fast tick now applies whenever the daemon is not running bound to this instance. That condition also holds when the daemon starts and exits immediately, for example after a corrupt or incompatible binary install. The loop then forks a new daemon every 100 ms with no bound and no backoff, where the previous code retried once per second. The machine burns CPU and grows its log at ten times the former rate, and the loop never returns to the steady state on its own.
Limit the fast tick to a small number of consecutive iterations, then fall back to the 1 s tick.
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- # Bound and running is the steady state; anything else (a start that
- # did not take, an instance id the metadata service did not answer
- # with yet) is retried on the fast tick.
- if [ -z "$daemon_pid" ] || ! kill -0 "$daemon_pid" 2>/dev/null || [ "$id" != "$(cat "$BOUND_INSTANCE_FILE" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then tick=0.1; fi
+ # Bound and running is the steady state; anything else (a start that
+ # did not take, an instance id the metadata service did not answer
+ # with yet) is retried on the fast tick. The fast tick is bounded so a
+ # daemon that exits at once is not respawned ten times a second for
+ # the life of the machine.
+ if [ -z "$daemon_pid" ] || ! kill -0 "$daemon_pid" 2>/dev/null || [ "$id" != "$(cat "$BOUND_INSTANCE_FILE" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then
+ fast=$((${fast:-0} + 1))
+ [ "$fast" -gt 50 ] || tick=0.1
+ else
+ fast=0
+ fiweb/tests/vm-devbox-image.test.ts line 490 pins the current one-line condition, so update that assertion with the change.
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| # did not take, an instance id the metadata service did not answer | |
| # with yet) is retried on the fast tick. | |
| if [ -z "$daemon_pid" ] || ! kill -0 "$daemon_pid" 2>/dev/null || [ "$id" != "$(cat "$BOUND_INSTANCE_FILE" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then tick=0.1; fi | |
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| # Bound and running is the steady state; anything else (a start that | |
| # did not take, an instance id the metadata service did not answer | |
| # with yet) is retried on the fast tick. The fast tick is bounded so a | |
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| # the life of the machine. | |
| if [ -z "$daemon_pid" ] || ! kill -0 "$daemon_pid" 2>/dev/null || [ "$id" != "$(cat "$BOUND_INSTANCE_FILE" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then | |
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Bound the fast-tick retry logic in the daemon supervision loop so consecutive
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| if (input.clientProven && guestToolsBaked && vm.status === "running" && vm.providerVmId) { | ||
| const proven = clientProvenCmuxRemoteEndpoint({ | ||
| entry: vmEntryFromRow(vm), | ||
| manifestEntry: findVmImageManifestEntry(vm.provider, vm.imageId), | ||
| }); | ||
| if (proven) return yield* recordClientProvenAttach(repo, input, vm, proven); | ||
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The client-proven fast path skips the "go" plan runtime-budget enforcement.
preflightResumeIfSuspended carries two responsibilities: the provider liveness probe and the billingPlanId === "go" runtime-budget gate. The gate runs at lines 2640-2649, before the vm.status === "running" && !forceProviderProbe early return, so every other attach path enforces it. The new fast path returns at line 3536 before line 3545, so the gate never runs.
Trigger: a caller on the "go" plan with remainingSeconds <= 0, a machine at or past GUEST_TOOLS_BAKED_EPOCH, and an attach body with readiness: "client-proven".
Consequence: the attach succeeds, a preview lease and a vm.attach event are recorded, pauseGoVm is not called, and VmUsageLimitExceededError is not raised. The machine keeps running past its included hours.
Run the budget check before the fast path, or restrict the fast path to non-"go" plans.
🐛 Proposed fix: extract the budget gate and run it before the fast path
const guestToolsBaked = imageEpochAtLeast(rowImageEpoch(vm), GUEST_TOOLS_BAKED_EPOCH);
if (input.clientProven && guestToolsBaked && vm.status === "running" && vm.providerVmId) {
+ // The runtime budget is plan enforcement, not a liveness probe: it must
+ // hold on the path that never reaches preflightResumeIfSuspended.
+ yield* requireGoRuntimeBudget(repo, providers, vm, input.providerVmId);
const proven = clientProvenCmuxRemoteEndpoint({Add the helper next to preflightResumeIfSuspended and call it from both places so one function owns the rule:
function requireGoRuntimeBudget(
repo: VmRepositoryShape,
providers: VmProviderGatewayShape,
vm: CloudVmRow,
providerVmId: string,
): Effect.Effect<void, VmWorkflowError> {
return Effect.gen(function* () {
if (vm.billingPlanId !== "go") return;
const usage = yield* Effect.tryPromise({
try: () => getGoVmUsage(vm.userId),
catch: (cause) => new VmBillingError({ operation: "go_runtime", cause }),
});
if (!usage || usage.remainingSeconds > 0) return;
yield* pauseGoVm(repo, providers, vm, providerVmId, usage.usedSeconds);
return yield* Effect.fail(
new VmUsageLimitExceededError({ includedHours: GO_INCLUDED_VM_HOURS, usedHours: GO_INCLUDED_VM_HOURS }),
);
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Opening a new Cloud machine took 6–7 s warm and 13 s cold: the Freestyle allocation itself is under a second, and the rest was work around it (two guest execs plus an upload on every create to install the guest
cmuxshim, CLI distribution, browser openers and resource reporter; a status probe plus five to seven execs and an upload on every attach to re-check them; acmux vm newsubprocess and a full catalog refresh in the app). This PR combines the four stream PRs from the plan so the whole path can be tested together on one dev backend and one tagged build. It replaces #13309, #13310, #13312 and #13326, which are closed in its favor; their descriptions carry the per-stream detail.What changes
web/):POST /api/vmreturnsstatus,addressand anattachblock (route,session,trustedCarrier,daemonBuild,guestToolsBaked,readiness: "dial") so a client can dial from the create response; old clients ignore the new keys.attach-endpointrecordsaccess_check,preflight_probe,provider_attachandleaseinServer-Timing, skips the forced status probe for rows running less than 120 s (still re-probes on failure), and writes telemetry after the response.vmImageEntryEpochandGUEST_TOOLS_BAKED_EPOCHlive in the image resolver.cmuxshim, the guest CLI distribution, the browser openers and the resource reporter, stamps epoch2026-09-21-r1, and the manifest promotes the 12 rows (md desktopsh-2d4fcd3e944f494da99dba572f5eb516, cmux-tuia866e904). Daemon listen p50 went from 1214 ms to 675 ms on the new image. The verifier asserts the four guest-tool gates plus the parity command.web/): on rows whose image epoch is at or past the baked epoch, create installs nothing in the guest andcreateVm's opening reads run concurrently; a healthy attach costs one guest exec (none when the client proves the attach); older epochs keep the existing install and heal paths.GET /api/vm/[id]plusattach-endpointwhen the response has noattachblock.cmux vm newkeeps its old path.No new feature flag: Cloud stays behind
cloud-machines-enabled-release, and rollback is a revert.Measured (control plane, per-tag dev backends, n=10 per column)
bench-vm-startup.mjs staging --trials 5 --skip-pause --skip-exec, throwaway Pro user, size md, two rounds after a warm-up; every machine destroyed, every throwaway account deleted.beforeis the plan's baseline (parent branch at67b3bfb97c8),basethe branch point8c3c6fc535,contractchange 1 alone,afterchanges 1–3 with the promoted image.Cells are p50 / p90 / max.
Guest work per request, from each container's Freestyle request log attributed to the route request that made it:
POST /api/vm(each create)POST …/attach-endpoint(each attach)67b3bfb97c8)POST=3 PUT=1)GET+ 5 guest execs8c3c6fc535)POST=4 PUT=1)GET+ 7 guest execs + 1 uploadPOST=3 PUT=1)POST=1)POST=1), no probe, no uploadEvery one of the 10 creates and 20 attach-endpoint requests per backend showed exactly these counts (the first create of each throwaway user adds one VPC
POST). On the after backend the create route's only provider call is the machine create itself (provider_createp50 561 ms is the allocation alone), and the attach route's only provider call is the single attach exec (provider_attachp50 294 ms).Functional parity on the after backend: a fresh machine from the new image passed the plan's parity command (guest
cmux,coderouter,xdg-openrouting,cmux-browser.desktophandler,cmux-resource-statsactive, image stamp2026-09-21-r1), its asserted form,cmux-tui agent hook statusfor claude and codex, and a real tmux login shell showingcmux@<machine-name>. An older-epoch machine (sh-0b6a5ee6…) on the same backend still installed at create, attached through the full heal path and passed the same checks. The bench never dials the daemon, so its attach always pays the one exec.The same numbers are recorded in
docs/cloud-startup-latency.md§4.6.Verified so far
bun teston the VM files, typecheck, complexity gate; app: the eight Swift suites executed on the fleet build of Cloud New Machine: in-process create, dial from the create response, no catalog refresh #13310).73e1c9763f9): web typecheck clean; complexity gate 44 findings, all grandfathered; focused VM files green (vm-attach-contract7,vm-defer-sink2,vm-image-manifest22,vm-freestyle-provider63,vm-route-auth87,vm-workflows72 pass + 61 database-gated skips,vm-model-plane-workflow23,vm-cmux-tui24,vm-devbox-guest-tools7,vm-devbox-identity12,vm-guest-setup-concurrency4; 0 fail);lint-pbxproj-test-wiringok;Package.resolvedpolicy ok. Two PR 1 pins that said no manifest entry was baked yet now assert the promoted defaults are baked and older rows are not.Test
issue-13070-new-machine-combinedoncmux-dev-backend-1, https://cmux-dev-backend-1.tail137216.ts.net:4747/ (tailnet only). It runs this branch'sweb/with the promoted image, routes pre-warmed.cmux-cicontroller was unreachable from the submitting Mac (LAN address, off-network), so the tagged build is not submitted yet; the HQ link lands here once it is. Command, from a checkout on the LAN:~/.local/bin/cmux-ci build cmux --ref 73e1c9763f9b454e64a12010f1e3b267b5a4a2ed --tag issue-13070-new-machine-combined --workspace https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/pull/13368 --submitter austinywang, thenwaitandpublish-hq.cmux@<machine-name>in about 1.5 s warm; the Displays row,cmux vm pause/resumethen a shell, quit/relaunch and reopen the machine, andcmux vm newfrom the CLI (old path).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Opening a Cloud machine now reaches a terminal in about 2.3 s warm (was 6–7 s warm, 13 s cold) instead of spending most of that time on installs, probes, and subprocess churn: the guest tools are baked into the image, the create response carries a dial-able attach block, and the Mac app creates in-process instead of through a
cmux vm newsubprocess. Combines the four stream PRs (#13309, #13310, #13312, #13326).Backend and image
POST /api/vmreturnsstatus,address, and anattachblock so a client can dial from the create response; old clients ignore the new keys.2026-09-21-r1) bakes the guestcmuxshim, CLI distribution, browser openers, and resource reporter, so create runs zero guest execs and a healthy attach costs one; older images keep the install and heal paths.attach-endpointskips the forced status probe for rows under 120 s old and reports per-stageServer-Timingtimings.Mac app
POST /api/vmin the click's own turn with no CLI subprocess, dials from the create response with a bounded retry, and presents from a cached fleet page.GET /api/vm/[id]plusattach-endpointwhen the response lacks anattachblock.cloud-machines-enabled-release); rollback is a revert.Written for commit 73e1c97. Summary will update on new commits.
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