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cmux: make large Subrouter session restores reliable - #21423
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| Check name | Status | Explanation | Resolution |
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| Cmux Swift Blocking Runtime |  |
The diff materially expands production timer-based restore synchronization. TerminalSurfaceRestoreSpawnScheduler.defaultInterSpawnDelay changes from .milliseconds(125) to .seconds(1), and the pr… |
Replace fixed restore pacing with an explicit native-surface admission or readiness signal, such as a MainActor-owned token released by the native creation callback. Remove the production run-loop timer as the restore synchronization mechan… |
Cmux Swift @Concurrent |
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ComputerUseRuntimeService is @MainActor, and the changed startIfNeededWithinLifecycle() async now performs blocking file work directly on that actor. The new ComputerUseLaunchLease initializer… |
Move lease acquisition, runtime preparation, and related file I/O behind a nonisolated @concurrent or detached helper. Return a Sendable lease handle or actor-managed lease, and release it safely after the launch transaction. Keep `startI… |
| Cmux Swift Package Boundaries | |
The prior boundary violation remains. The diff adds pure restore policy in the app target as Workspace.legacySubrouterResumeStartupInput at Sources/Workspace.swift:1211-1294. It performs provider-… |
Extract the pure restore-input policy into the existing CMUXAgentLaunch SwiftPM target. Add a small public SubrouterResumeStartupInputBuilder API with package-owned request and value types for kind, session ID, launch data, environments… |
| Cmux User-Facing Error Privacy | |
The prior privacy failure remains. The PR adds Workspace.legacySubrouterResumeStartupInput, which constructs interactive shell input containing sr, codex, the persisted session ID, and --cd (S… |
Route Subrouter restore through a cmux-managed internal launcher or IPC path. Do not place provider names, provider-specific flags, checkpoint/session IDs, or captured commands in interactive shell input. If status is shown, use generic tex… |
| Cmux Full Internationalization | |
The PR adds a user-facing restore error at CLI/CMUXCLI+RestoreAdmission.swift:74-75 with String(localized: "cli.restore.error.admissionRecoveryTimeout", defaultValue: ...), but that key is absent … |
Add cli.restore.error.admissionRecoveryTimeout to Resources/Localizable.xcstrings with the default English value and translated entries for every supported locale already used by the restore catalog: en, ja, zh-Hans, de, fr, ar, es, zh-… |
| Cmux Architecture Rethink | |
The standing architecture failure remains in the reviewed diff. TerminalSurface+PaneGeometry.swift adds production DispatchQueue.main.async deferral and `pendingRuntimeSurfaceCreationStartSchedule… |
Replace the deferred dispatch, reentrancy flag, and arbitrary restore cadence with one explicit @MainActor runtime-surface lifecycle and admission owner. Route geometry, attachment, restore, configuration reload, agent-shim completion, ba… |
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Docstring coverage is 22.52% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 151 functions across 39 files. (2 skipped… | Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold. |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: improving reliability for large Subrouter session restores. Description check The description provides a detailed problem statement, resulting behavior, validation results, changelog entry, and issue reference. The Validation section serves the required Testing content, althoug… Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Cmux Cloud Persistent Session And Early Input The diff does not touch Cloud terminal creation, persistent cmux-tui transport, manual mirror panes, or transport/event protocol code covered by the rule. It changes local session restore, workstream … Cmux Swift Actor Isolation No explicit actor-isolation failure is introduced. WorkstreamPersistenceremains an actor, andWorkstreamStoreis explicitly@MainActor; new startup and termination calls use main-actor boundari…Cmux Browser Automation Off-Main PASS. The authoritative PR diff changes restore, persistence, feed, terminal pacing, and launch-lease code. No added or removed line contains a browser socket command, processV2Command, `socketWorke…Cmux Expensive Synchronous Load No changed production path adds a synchronous expensive history load on MainActor or an interactive handler. The new workstream JSONL reads remain in the existing public actor WorkstreamPersistence…Cmux Cache Substitution Correctness No cache substitution failure is introduced. Workstream startup still performs a disk-backed loadStartupSnapshotread, and revision recovery reads the file size plus the durable sidecar. The in-memo…Cmux No Hacky Sleeps The PR changes no TypeScript or JavaScript files. The only covered non-Swift runtime script is Resources/bin/cmux-codex-wrapper; its diff only conditionally exportsSUBROUTER_CODEX_DUMMY_API_KEY. …Cmux Algorithmic Complexity The changed production paths use bounded or linear collection handling. Workstream persistence limits startup reads to an 8 MiB tail and 10,000 rows, bounds oversized-row recovery, and pages at bounde… Cmux Swift Concurrency PASS. The diff adds no background DispatchQueue, DispatchGroup, Combine state, or new completion-handler API. The only new production patterns are a stored and awaited revisionPersistenceTailTask i…Cmux Swiftpm Lockfiles PASS. The PR diff contains no Package.swift,Package.resolved, package.gitignore, workflow, orcmux.xcodeprojchanges. The changes underPackages/macOS/CMUXAgentLaunch,CmuxComputerUse, a…Cmux Swift Logging The diff adds only unified logging in WorkstreamStore.swift. The file-scoped logger is declarednonisolated private let, as required for MainActor-isolated code. The warning logs only elapsed time…Cmux Swiftui State Layout The authoritative PR diff adds no SwiftUI import or SwiftUI state/layout pattern. It contains no new ObservableObject,@Published,@Observable,GeometryReader, lazy/list row store reference, o…Cmux Swift Auxiliary Window Close Shortcuts The PR does not add or materially change a standalone cmux-owned window. The terminal changes only defer and guard existing terminal surface creation; view.windowis a pane attachment check. Other S…Cmux Source Artifacts All 45 changed paths are hand-written Swift source, tests, a shell wrapper, or Markdown documentation. No artifact directory, cache, build output, log, screenshot, recording, archive, or dependency ch… Cmux No Test Or Debug Seam In Production Source The reviewed Sources/**production diff adds no new#if DEBUGor test-build guard, and no member nameddebug…,…ForTesting,…ForTests,testOnly…,…TestHook, or…TestSeam. New restore A…Full details: Description check
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Explanation
The description provides a detailed problem statement, resulting behavior, validation results, changelog entry, and issue reference. The Validation section serves the required Testing content, although the template's Proof and Checklist sections are omitted and exact test commands are not named.
Full details: Cmux Cloud Persistent Session And Early Input
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Explanation
The diff does not touch Cloud terminal creation, persistent cmux-tui transport, manual mirror panes, or transport/event protocol code covered by the rule. It changes local session restore, workstream persistence, and native surface pacing only, so no listed Cloud persistent-session or early-input failure condition is introduced.
Full details: Cmux Swift Actor Isolation
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No explicit actor-isolation failure is introduced.
WorkstreamPersistenceremains an actor, andWorkstreamStoreis explicitly@MainActor; new startup and termination calls use main-actor boundaries.DockSplitStore, terminal restore scheduling, andComputerUseRuntimeServicealso retain explicit@MainActorisolation. New shared value types areSendablewhere applicable, the new logger isnonisolated, andWorkspace.legacySubrouterResumeStartupInputis explicitlynonisolated. No async service protocol or shared mutableSendablereference type was added.
Full details: Cmux Browser Automation Off-Main
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PASS. The authoritative PR diff changes restore, persistence, feed, terminal pacing, and launch-lease code. No added or removed line contains a browser socket command,
processV2Command,socketWorkerMethods, WebKit wait, screenshot callback, or injected page hook. The only changedCLI/cmux.swiftcode updates feed clearing and rejected agent-resume handling. The rule therefore has no changed browser automation behavior to fail, and no policy-test gap is introduced.
Full details: Cmux Expensive Synchronous Load
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Explanation
No changed production path adds a synchronous expensive history load on MainActor or an interactive handler. The new workstream JSONL reads remain in the existing
public actor WorkstreamPersistence(WorkstreamPersistence.swift:9, with boundedloadStartupSnapshotat 175-258).WorkstreamStoreawaits that actor from its@MainActorstartup method (WorkstreamStore.swift:141-156), so file reads and JSON decoding do not run on MainActor. The added agent recovery scope also runsAgentSessionRecovery.candidatesinsideTask.detached(priority: .utility)(AgentSessionRecovery.swift:356-360). No changed production line addsRestorableAgentSessionIndex.load()or synchronous transcript/history parsing to a close, SwiftUI, menu, shortcut, or socket path.
Full details: Cmux Cache Substitution Correctness
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Explanation
No cache substitution failure is introduced. Workstream startup still performs a disk-backed
loadStartupSnapshotread, and revision recovery reads the file size plus the durable sidecar. The in-memory merge preserves events received while the asynchronous persistence read is in progress; it does not replace the cold read with a cache. Restore routing uses durable binding and launch evidence, with disagreement or missing provider evidence rejected. No changed TypeScript or JavaScript files are present.
Full details: Cmux No Hacky Sleeps
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Explanation
The PR changes no TypeScript or JavaScript files. The only covered non-Swift runtime script is
Resources/bin/cmux-codex-wrapper; its diff only conditionally exportsSUBROUTER_CODEX_DUMMY_API_KEY. No sleep, timer, polling, fixed delay, or wall-clock wait is introduced. Changed Swift timing code is out of scope.
Full details: Cmux Algorithmic Complexity
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Explanation
The changed production paths use bounded or linear collection handling. Workstream persistence limits startup reads to an 8 MiB tail and 10,000 rows, bounds oversized-row recovery, and pages at bounded sizes. WorkstreamStore uses Set-based ID deduplication, a 2,000-item ring, and a 16-walk history limit. Other scans operate on argv, environment data, or fixed-size collections. No changed code introduces a nested full-collection scan, per-target batch rescan, or unbounded hot-path sorting.
Full details: Cmux Swift Concurrency
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PASS. The diff adds no background DispatchQueue, DispatchGroup, Combine state, or new completion-handler API. The only new production patterns are a stored and awaited
revisionPersistenceTailTask inWorkstreamStore(lines 351–360) and aDispatchQueue.main.asyncUI hop inTerminalSurface+PaneGeometry.swift(line 100). The task has lifecycle ownership andflushPersistence()awaits it. The main-queue hop is an allowed AppKit/UI isolation boundary. The new retry API uses async throws.
Full details: Cmux Swiftpm Lockfiles
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PASS. The PR diff contains no
Package.swift,Package.resolved, package.gitignore, workflow, orcmux.xcodeprojchanges. The changes underPackages/macOS/CMUXAgentLaunch,CmuxComputerUse, andCmuxTerminalare source and test files only, so they do not change external SwiftPM pins or Xcode package references. Standalone SwiftPM commands use each package root's ownPackage.resolved; Xcode package references usecmux.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcshareddata/swiftpm/Package.resolved. No dependency pin change requires a lockfile diff.
Full details: Cmux Swift Logging
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Explanation
The diff adds only unified logging in
WorkstreamStore.swift. The file-scoped logger is declarednonisolated private let, as required for MainActor-isolated code. The warning logs only elapsed time and file size. The error marks the error value.private(mask: .hash)and logs only the revision. No addedprint,debugPrint,dump,NSLog, ad hoc diagnostic stdout/file logging, or unredacted secret or personal data logging appears in production Swift. Changed CLI prints and test stdout/stderr assertions are allowed.
Full details: Cmux Swiftui State Layout
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The authoritative PR diff adds no SwiftUI import or SwiftUI state/layout pattern. It contains no new
ObservableObject,@Published,@Observable,GeometryReader, lazy/list row store reference, or render-time state mutation. The custom check is not applicable.
Full details: Cmux Swift Auxiliary Window Close Shortcuts
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The PR does not add or materially change a standalone cmux-owned window. The terminal changes only defer and guard existing terminal surface creation;
view.windowis a pane attachment check. Other Swift changes concern restore, persistence, feed, and launch logic. The auxiliary-window lint also passes:scripts/lint_auxiliary_window_close_shortcuts.pyreports 42 checked identifiers.
Full details: Cmux Source Artifacts
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All 45 changed paths are hand-written Swift source, tests, a shell wrapper, or Markdown documentation. No artifact directory, cache, build output, log, screenshot, recording, archive, or dependency checkout is added. The two new Markdown files are deliberate recovery and provider-status documentation, not copied tool output.
Full details: Cmux No Test Or Debug Seam In Production Source
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Sources/**production diff adds no new#if DEBUGor test-build guard, and no member nameddebug…,…ForTesting,…ForTests,testOnly…,…TestHook, or…TestSeam. New restore APIs have production callers inSources/Workspace.swiftand the deferred-restore files. The terminal changes add runtime guards and scheduling state, not test accessors. The public workstream diagnostics support startup observability and logging; they are not test/debug seams or wrappers around private state.
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Full details: Cmux Swift Blocking Runtime
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The diff materially expands production timer-based restore synchronization.
TerminalSurfaceRestoreSpawnScheduler.defaultInterSpawnDelaychanges from.milliseconds(125)to.seconds(1), and the production scheduler usesRunLoopTerminalSurfaceRestoreSpawnDelayer, which schedules a one-shotTimeronRunLoop.mainbefore the next surface spawn. This is not test scaffolding or UI animation timing. The addedDispatchQueue.main.asyncis documented as a passive geometry safety deferral and matches the rule exception; the newflockis a documented cross-process platform bridge.Resolution
Replace fixed restore pacing with an explicit native-surface admission or readiness signal, such as a MainActor-owned token released by the native creation callback. Remove the production run-loop timer as the restore synchronization mechanism and avoid using main-queue deferral for pacing. Keep the documented geometry safety deferral only for leaving the bulk geometry callback.
Full details: Cmux Swift `@Concurrent`
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ComputerUseRuntimeServiceis@MainActor, and the changedstartIfNeededWithinLifecycle() asyncnow performs blocking file work directly on that actor. The newComputerUseLaunchLeaseinitializer callscreateDirectory,open, andfstat, while the newprepareRuntimeForLaunch()call creates directories and writes an authentication file. The method runs throughTask { @MainActor ... }with no@concurrentboundary or explicit hop.Resolution
Move lease acquisition, runtime preparation, and related file I/O behind a nonisolated
@concurrentor detached helper. Return a Sendable lease handle or actor-managed lease, and release it safely after the launch transaction. KeepstartIfNeededWithinLifecycle()actor-isolated for state and UI access, but do not perform the blocking filesystem operations on@MainActor.
Full details: Cmux Swift Package Boundaries
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The prior boundary violation remains. The diff adds pure restore policy in the app target as
Workspace.legacySubrouterResumeStartupInputatSources/Workspace.swift:1211-1294. It performs provider-evidence merging, Codex and Claude routing, working-directory fallback, shell quoting, and typed-input construction without AppKit, Ghostty, or lifecycle state. Restore code calls it fromWorkspaceandDockSplitStore, and direct policy tests call it fromcmuxTests/SessionPersistenceTests.swift:8061-8310. The PR adds routing helpers toCMUXAgentLaunch, but it does not move this independently testable feature behind the package boundary.Resolution
Extract the pure restore-input policy into the existing
CMUXAgentLaunchSwiftPM target. Add a small publicSubrouterResumeStartupInputBuilderAPI with package-owned request and value types for kind, session ID, launch data, environments, launcher metadata, and working directory. Move provider-evidence merging, Codex/Claude routing, directory fallback, shell quoting, and typed-input construction behind that API. KeepWorkspaceandDockSplitStoreresponsible for snapshot conversion and restore admission. Move the direct policy tests intoCMUXAgentLaunchTests, and retain an app-level integration test for snapshot-to-builder composition.
Full details: Cmux User-Facing Error Privacy
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The prior privacy failure remains. The PR adds
Workspace.legacySubrouterResumeStartupInput, which constructs interactive shell input containingsr,codex, the persisted session ID, and--cd(Sources/Workspace.swift:1211-1293). Restore assigns this value to a restored terminal'sinitialInput(Sources/DockSplitStore+SessionRestore.swift:594-655), and deferred restore admission passes it toadmitStartupRestoreRuntime(Sources/DockSplitStore+DeferredAgentRestoreAdmission.swift:114-132).TerminalStartupTypedShellCommandexplicitly renders commands for typing into the user's interactive shell (Sources/RestorableAgentSession.swift:72-97). The added tests also assert these user-visible values (cmuxTests/SessionPersistenceTests.swift:8061-8085). This exposes an internal provider name, provider-specific flags, and session IDs through a concrete cmux end-user restore path.Resolution
Route Subrouter restore through a cmux-managed internal launcher or IPC path. Do not place provider names, provider-specific flags, checkpoint/session IDs, or captured commands in interactive shell input. If status is shown, use generic text such as
Restoring session. Add restore tests that verify terminal-visible input excludes these values.
Full details: Cmux Full Internationalization
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The PR adds a user-facing restore error at
CLI/CMUXCLI+RestoreAdmission.swift:74-75withString(localized: "cli.restore.error.admissionRecoveryTimeout", defaultValue: ...), but that key is absent fromResources/Localizable.xcstringsin both base and head. The PR changes no catalog file. Neighboring restore keys have entries foren,ja,zh-Hans,de,fr,ar,es,zh-Hant, andko.Resolution
Add
cli.restore.error.admissionRecoveryTimeouttoResources/Localizable.xcstringswith the default English value and translated entries for every supported locale already used by the restore catalog: en, ja, zh-Hans, de, fr, ar, es, zh-Hant, and ko. Keep the localized key in the Swift error path.
Full details: Cmux Architecture Rethink
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The standing architecture failure remains in the reviewed diff.
TerminalSurface+PaneGeometry.swiftadds productionDispatchQueue.main.asyncdeferral andpendingRuntimeSurfaceCreationStartScheduled(lines 98-115).TerminalSurface+RuntimeLifecycle.swiftaddsruntimeSurfaceCreationInProgressand silently drops reentrant requests (lines 790-793).TerminalSurfaceRestoreSpawnScheduler.swiftchanges the production restore cadence to a one-second delay (lines 12-17). Runtime creation still has separate entry paths for geometry, input demand, background starts, agent-shim completion, headless attachment, configuration reload, and restore scheduling. These additions patch timing and reentrancy symptoms with more mutable lifecycle state. They do not establish one runtime-surface lifecycle owner or an explicit transition model.Resolution
Replace the deferred dispatch, reentrancy flag, and arbitrary restore cadence with one explicit
@MainActorruntime-surface lifecycle and admission owner. Route geometry, attachment, restore, configuration reload, agent-shim completion, background, and input requests through that owner. Use explicit state transitions that invalidate stale requests when the view or geometry changes. Remove the timing workaround and silent duplicate drops. Add transition tests for geometry re-entry, view replacement, cancellation, and multi-surface restore admission.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
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Docstring coverage is 22.52% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 151 functions across 39 files. (2 skipped: 1 unsupported, 1 too large.)
Resolution
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Review comments at
@Packages/macOS/CMUXAgentLaunch/Sources/CMUXAgentLaunch/SubrouterCodexResumeRouting.swift:
- Around line 131-135: Update usesSubrouterProvider to tokenize shellCommand and
reuse launchArgumentsContainSubrouterProvider, so only provider arguments before
the prompt separator are considered and later provider options follow the
parser’s last-wins behavior. Reject near-match values such as subrouter-staging.
Review comments at
@Packages/macOS/CMUXAgentLaunch/Tests/CMUXAgentLaunchTests/Workstream/WorkstreamPersistenceTests.swift:
- Around line 143-164: Update startupSkipsPartialTailRow so its fixture exceeds
the 8 MiB tail budget and exercises partial-head removal, or add a separate test
with more than 10,000 rows. Assert that the snapshot contains the newest valid
rows, page.hasMoreBefore is true, and snapshot.revision equals the file size in
bytes.
Review comments at
@Packages/macOS/CmuxTerminal/Sources/CmuxTerminal/Surface/TerminalSurface+PaneGeometry.swift:
- Around line 99-114: Keep pendingRuntimeSurfaceCreationSource set while the
deferred main-queue closure validates the view; do not clear it before
scheduling. After the closure’s surface and view guards pass, read the current
pending source, return if none exists, then clear it and pass that source to
createSurface so a newer parked request is used.
Review comments at @Sources/DockSplitStore+SessionRestore.swift:
- Line 459: Quote the persisted session identifier before interpolating it into
the resume command built in the session-restore flow, using
TerminalStartupShellQuoting.singleQuoted just as the command does for its
working directory. Do not change the separate Workspace.swift occurrence as part
of this fix.
- Around line 433-436: Update the `candidate` fallback so paths under
`/Volumes/` retain their working directory when the volume is mounted;
substitute the home directory only for an actually unmounted volume, reusing the
existing `unmountedVolumeRoot` handling, or remove this fallback if that
handling already covers the case.
- Around line 334-342: Update `legacyCodexSubrouterBinding` so Dock eligibility
requires `autoResume` to be true and the binding’s command or launch arguments
to identify the Subrouter provider; replace the unconditional `true` with the
provider check using `SubrouterCodexResumeRouting`. Keep other resume
eligibility paths unchanged.
- Around line 503-509: Update the deferred resolver for
deferredAgentResumeCandidateInput to handle legacySubrouterResumeInput
independently of the global auto-resume setting. Require a complete ownership
index before admitting the legacy typed resume input; produce attach or notice
input when a live owner exists, and keep the restore safely recoverable without
admitting the resume when the index is timed out or unavailable.
Review comments at @Sources/Workspace.swift:
- Line 1845: Quote sessionID with TerminalStartupShellQuoting.singleQuoted when
constructing the resume command, matching the existing quoting of the working
directory so the checkpoint ID is passed as one literal shell argument.
- Around line 1846-1849: Remove the session-ID-derived sleep from the
restored-pane command construction in the visible startup-delay block. Route
legacy Subrouter input through TerminalSurfaceRestoreSpawnScheduler’s existing
admission queue so the scheduler controls routed-startup pacing without delaying
the pane in a shell command.
- Around line 1955-1960: Update the deferredAgentResumeAdmission condition to
remain enabled when deferredAgentResumeStartupInput is present, including for
legacySubrouterResumeInput candidates. Let the existing deferred resolver
perform the ownership check and approval before admitting legacy startup input.
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| @Test("bounded startup skips an unterminated oversized tail row") | ||
| func startupSkipsPartialTailRow() async throws { | ||
| let tmp = FileManager.default.temporaryDirectory | ||
| .appendingPathComponent("cmux-workstream-partial-tail-\(UUID().uuidString).jsonl") | ||
| defer { try? FileManager.default.removeItem(at: tmp) } | ||
| let item = WorkstreamItem( | ||
| workstreamId: "valid", | ||
| source: .claude, | ||
| kind: .sessionStart, | ||
| payload: .sessionStart | ||
| ) | ||
| let encoder = JSONEncoder() | ||
| encoder.dateEncodingStrategy = .iso8601 | ||
| var data = try encoder.encode(item) | ||
| data.append(0x0A) | ||
| data.append(Data(repeating: 0x78, count: 1024 * 1024)) | ||
| try data.write(to: tmp) | ||
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| let persistence = WorkstreamPersistence(fileURL: tmp) | ||
| let snapshot = try await persistence.loadStartupSnapshot(limit: 10) | ||
| #expect(snapshot.items.map(\.workstreamId) == ["valid"]) | ||
| } |
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The test does not reach the bounded-tail path it describes.
The fixture is one valid row followed by a 1 MiB unterminated suffix. The file is smaller than the 8 MiB maximumTailBytes budget. It also has fewer than 10,000 newlines. As a result, readTail and loadPage both read back to offset 0, and the partial-head removal never runs (readTail line 157, loadPage line 209). The test passes only because try? decoder.decode rejects the x row.
The change exists to bound startup reads on oversized logs. No test checks that path or the head-row drop.
Add one of these cases:
- Write an unterminated row that ends inside the budget and starts before the 8 MiB boundary.
- Write more than 10,000 rows.
For either case, assert three things:
snapshot.itemscontains the newest valid rows.snapshot.page.hasMoreBefore == true.snapshot.revisionequals the file size in bytes.
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@Test("bounded startup drops a partial head row past the byte budget")
func startupDropsPartialHeadRow() async throws {
let tmp = FileManager.default.temporaryDirectory
.appendingPathComponent("cmux-workstream-partial-head-\(UUID().uuidString).jsonl")
defer { try? FileManager.default.removeItem(at: tmp) }
let encoder = JSONEncoder()
encoder.dateEncodingStrategy = .iso8601
var data = Data(repeating: 0x78, count: 9 * 1024 * 1024)
data.append(0x0A)
let item = WorkstreamItem(
workstreamId: "valid", source: .claude, kind: .sessionStart, payload: .sessionStart
)
data.append(try encoder.encode(item))
data.append(0x0A)
try data.write(to: tmp)
let persistence = WorkstreamPersistence(fileURL: tmp)
let snapshot = try await persistence.loadStartupSnapshot(limit: 10)
#expect(snapshot.items.map(\.workstreamId) == ["valid"])
#expect(snapshot.revision == data.count)
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around lines 143 - 164:
Update startupSkipsPartialTailRow so its fixture exceeds the 8 MiB tail budget
and exercises partial-head removal, or add a separate test with more than 10,000
rows. Assert that the snapshot contains the newest valid rows,
page.hasMoreBefore is true, and snapshot.revision equals the file size in bytes.
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| let deferredAgentResumeCandidateInput: String? = if | ||
| (restoreStartupBlocked || liveSessionOwner != nil || legacySubrouterResumeInput != nil), | ||
| hibernation == nil, | ||
| restorableAgentCanAutoResume || resumeBinding?.isAgentHookBinding == true { | ||
| if let restorableAgent, restorableAgentCanAutoResume { | ||
| if let legacySubrouterResumeInput { | ||
| legacySubrouterResumeInput | ||
| } else if let restorableAgent, restorableAgentCanAutoResume { |
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Keep legacy Subrouter input behind ownership-aware admission.
The gated path is reachable. Dock treats the legacy Codex binding as resumable even when auto-resume is disabled, builds sr codex resume, and stages it with deferred admission. A timed-out index refresh only marks the restore as .checking and retains it, so the surface can remain gated. A later complete index enters Dock’s cancellation branch when auto-resume is disabled instead of resolving the legacy input.
Do not exclude legacy input from deferred admission. That change makes the typed command the initial input and bypasses the deferred live-owner check. It can launch a second writer for a Codex session that is already running.
Update the deferred resolver instead. It must handle legacy Subrouter restores independently of the global auto-resume setting, perform the complete-index ownership check, and admit the typed input only after a no-owner result. A live owner must produce attach or notice input. A timeout or unavailable index must remain safely recoverable; it must not admit the resume without an ownership decision.
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Update the deferred resolver for deferredAgentResumeCandidateInput to handle
legacySubrouterResumeInput independently of the global auto-resume setting.
Require a complete ownership index before admitting the legacy typed resume
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143-164: LGTM!
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3-19: LGTM!Also applies to: 272-325, 341-384
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98-111: LGTM!Also applies to: 147-147, 187-192
116-134: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityThe A/B mismatch path is blocked before legacy Subrouter admission. Session restore derives
restorableAgentthroughrestorableAgentForSessionRestorewith the same persisted binding, which returnsnilfor a checkpoint or kind mismatch. The deferred resolver also rejects a current binding that does not match the captured binding or expected agent session. The raw binding used to build the legacy command therefore cannot be launched alongside a mismatchedrestorableAgent.Sources/Workspace+DeferredAgentRestoreAdmission.swift: 1
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- Around line 148-158: Update usesSubrouterProvider(in:) to delegate
shell-command handling to providerEvidence(in:) and return whether its result is
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- Around line 95-98: Update the root-cause labels for restore/session fan-out,
cmux process growth, and renderer/thread/IOSurface pressure to describe observed
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- Around line 334-361: Update legacySubrouterBinding to use the post-policy
resumeBinding and apply the same remote-terminal, hibernation, and
deferred-admission checks used for candidate acceptance, including
restorableAgentCanAutoResume or isAgentHookBinding. Use that same post-policy
binding when constructing legacySubrouterResumeInput so rejected candidates
cannot suppress the normal launch paths.
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- Around line 1931-1941: Update `legacySubrouterBinding` and
`legacySubrouterResumeInput` so legacy Subrouter startup is classified and
constructed only for local, non-hibernated restores. Exclude restores with
`restoresRemoteWorkspaceTerminalSnapshot`, `restoredRemotePTYSessionID`, or
`restoredHibernation` set, preventing local resume commands and startup side
effects from entering remote or hibernated restore flows.
- Around line 1767-1794: Extract the duplicated legacy Subrouter eligibility
checks from Workspace and Dock into one shared admission helper, covering
autoResume, kind matching, session-ID matching, and provider evidence. Keep
caller-specific fallback selection intact, and make local-versus-remote
admission explicit so deferred resolvers retain their remote-snapshot exclusion
while immediate restore paths do not gain it. Leave
legacySubrouterResumeStartupInput responsible for startup-input construction.
- Around line 1250-1275: Update the shared deferred resume command construction
in Workspace so reconstructed Codex commands include the
`SUBROUTER_CODEX_DUMMY_API_KEY` sentinel before being passed to
`admitStartupRestoreRuntime`; leave other agent commands unchanged and preserve
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🟠 Major · Prevent oversized JSONL rows from hiding older history. · WorkstreamPersistence.swift:231-246
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPrevent oversized JSONL rows from hiding older history.
WorkstreamPersistence.appendwritestoolInputJSONandresultJSONwithout a size limit. If one encoded row exceeds 8 MiB,readTailandloadPagecan stop inside that row, discard the leading partial line, and report no older page. Rows before the oversized row then remain unreachable.When the byte cap is reached inside a row, continue scanning backward to the preceding
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A crash snapshot can hold the same agent checkpoint in several panels, and on main each one started its own resume, so two processes wrote to one session. SurfaceResumeRunPromptBatch now records one owner per checkpoint for the enclosing restore pass. A panel claims a checkpoint only when it is about to start it, immediately or through deferred admission, and never when the session has a live owner or the panel is hibernated or attaches to a Claude background session, so those keep their existing paths. Every later panel with the same checkpoint is a duplicate: it starts nothing, keeps its snapshot and binding, and is marked duplicate-restore-owner with the resume command it would have run (the remote form for a remote workspace terminal). Panels that carry only an agent-hook binding are keyed by the binding's kind and checkpoint; multiplexer bindings (tmux, herdr) are not, since attaching one multiplexer session from several panes is normal. A panel that claimed a checkpoint and then fails to attach gives it back. Workspace and Dock restore apply the same rules. Outside a restore pass nothing changes. Taken from manaflow-ai#21423 and split out on current main, without its automatic-start cap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A crash snapshot can hold the same agent checkpoint in several panels, and on main each one started its own resume, so two processes wrote to one session. SurfaceResumeRunPromptBatch now records one owner per checkpoint for the enclosing restore pass. A panel claims a checkpoint only when it is about to start it, immediately or through deferred admission, and never when the session has a live owner or the panel is hibernated or attaches to a Claude background session, so those keep their existing paths. Every later panel with the same checkpoint is a duplicate: it starts nothing, keeps its snapshot and binding, and is marked duplicate-restore-owner with the resume command it would have run (the remote form for a remote workspace terminal). Panels that carry only an agent-hook binding are keyed by the binding's kind and checkpoint; multiplexer bindings (tmux, herdr) are not, since attaching one multiplexer session from several panes is normal. A panel that claimed a checkpoint and then fails to attach gives it back. Workspace and Dock restore apply the same rules. Outside a restore pass nothing changes. Taken from manaflow-ai#21423 and split out on current main, without its automatic-start cap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… restore Red tests for bounded session restore. Today an imported or runaway snapshot is decoded and replayed with only per-container caps, so a file can multiply them (12 windows x 128 workspaces x 512 panels = 786,432 panels) into a restore swarm, build an unbounded split graph, or replay unbounded scrollback. These tests pin what the next commit adds: - import refuses JSON nested past the decode limit, and empty files, before decoding; the app's own snapshot still loads with a several-MiB string; - untrusted imports clamp structural fan-out and scrollback before replay, and panel fan-out has a global budget; - trusted restore applies the global panel budget without stripping commands, deduplicates repeated panel IDs, bounds a skewed deep layout without overflowing the stack, reports panels cut off below the depth cap as dropped, and leaves ordinary layouts unchanged; - crash-time window copies are merged only on exact or fingerprinted matches, never by position, so unique workspaces are kept. Part of the #21423 series (part 1: #24206). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- SessionSnapshotRepository scans an import before Foundation decodes it: at most 256 MiB, JSON nesting 512, 1,000,000 structural tokens. String length is deliberately not limited, since the app's own snapshot can hold a large draft or scrollback string. - SessionPersistencePolicy adds global bounds: 4,096 panels per snapshot, 16,384 layout nodes and depth 512. Layout normalization is iterative, deduplicates panel IDs and records what it dropped (removedAny plus a breadcrumb) instead of dropping silently. - Crash storage merges duplicate crash-time windows only on exact or fingerprinted matches and leaves crash-only diagnostic state alone. - AppDelegate logs the counts so a refused or trimmed restore is diagnosable. Part of the #21423 series (part 1: #24206). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ports #21423's crash-duplicate window rules into CmuxWorkspaces as a pure matcher over a window signature (window ID, workspace count and IDs, agent checkpoint IDs, workspace titles), with tests for exact, fingerprinted and fuzzy duplicates and for near-misses that must stay separate. The new case fails: snapshots on a test Mac (2026-10-20) hold two windows with different window IDs, the same 41 titled workspaces, and every one of the first window's 44 agent checkpoints inside the second's 86. #21423's rules require equal window IDs, so they keep both copies. swift test --filter CrashDuplicateWindowMatcher: 12 pass, 1 fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A crash can leave the same window in the session snapshot twice, and restoring both opens every workspace twice. Snapshots on a test Mac hold two windows with different window IDs, the same 41 titled workspaces, and every agent checkpoint of one inside the other (82 workspaces, 299 panels). CrashDuplicateWindowMatcher now also accepts windows with different IDs when they have the same workspace count and title multiset and every checkpoint of the smaller window (at least two) is in the other: one agent session runs in one place. Partial overlap, one shared checkpoint, other titles or counts, and untitled windows stay separate. The merge (#21423's, unchanged) runs only in restorePreviousSessionSnapshot. #21423 ran it inside pruningCmuxCrashDiagnosticWindows, whose result the manual-restore sync writes into the -previous backup on every launch and history recovery also uses; those paths now keep every window, so a wrong merge can't replace the only good copy. swift test --filter CrashDuplicateWindowMatcher: 13/13 (was 12/13). cmux-unit build-for-testing succeeds; cmuxTests not run locally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A crash snapshot can hold the same agent checkpoint in several panels, and on main each one started its own resume, so two processes wrote to one session. SurfaceResumeRunPromptBatch now records one owner per checkpoint for the enclosing restore pass. A panel claims a checkpoint only when it is about to start it, immediately or through deferred admission, and never when the session has a live owner or the panel is hibernated or attaches to a Claude background session, so those keep their existing paths. Every later panel with the same checkpoint is a duplicate: it starts nothing, keeps its snapshot and binding, and is marked duplicate-restore-owner with the resume command it would have run (the remote form for a remote workspace terminal). Panels that carry only an agent-hook binding are keyed by the binding's kind and checkpoint; multiplexer bindings (tmux, herdr) are not, since attaching one multiplexer session from several panes is normal. A panel that claimed a checkpoint and then fails to attach gives it back. Workspace and Dock restore apply the same rules. Outside a restore pass nothing changes. Taken from manaflow-ai#21423 and split out on current main, without its automatic-start cap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A crash snapshot can hold the same agent checkpoint in several panels, and on main each one started its own resume, so two processes wrote to one session. SurfaceResumeRunPromptBatch now records one owner per checkpoint for the enclosing restore pass. A panel claims a checkpoint only when it is about to start it, immediately or through deferred admission, and never when the session has a live owner or the panel is hibernated or attaches to a Claude background session, so those keep their existing paths. Every later panel with the same checkpoint is a duplicate: it starts nothing, keeps its snapshot and binding, and is marked duplicate-restore-owner with the resume command it would have run (the remote form for a remote workspace terminal). Panels that carry only an agent-hook binding are keyed by the binding's kind and checkpoint; multiplexer bindings (tmux, herdr) are not, since attaching one multiplexer session from several panes is normal. A panel that claimed a checkpoint and then fails to attach gives it back. Workspace and Dock restore apply the same rules. Outside a restore pass nothing changes. Taken from #21423 and split out on current main, without its automatic-start cap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… restore Red tests for bounded session restore. Today an imported or runaway snapshot is decoded and replayed with only per-container caps, so a file can multiply them (12 windows x 128 workspaces x 512 panels = 786,432 panels) into a restore swarm, build an unbounded split graph, or replay unbounded scrollback. These tests pin what the next commit adds: - import refuses JSON nested past the decode limit, and empty files, before decoding; the app's own snapshot still loads with a several-MiB string; - untrusted imports clamp structural fan-out and scrollback before replay, and panel fan-out has a global budget; - trusted restore applies the global panel budget without stripping commands, deduplicates repeated panel IDs, bounds a skewed deep layout without overflowing the stack, reports panels cut off below the depth cap as dropped, and leaves ordinary layouts unchanged; - crash-time window copies are merged only on exact or fingerprinted matches, never by position, so unique workspaces are kept. Part of the #21423 series (part 1: #24206). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- SessionSnapshotRepository scans an import before Foundation decodes it: at most 256 MiB, JSON nesting 512, 1,000,000 structural tokens. String length is deliberately not limited, since the app's own snapshot can hold a large draft or scrollback string. - SessionPersistencePolicy adds global bounds: 4,096 panels per snapshot, 16,384 layout nodes and depth 512. Layout normalization is iterative, deduplicates panel IDs and records what it dropped (removedAny plus a breadcrumb) instead of dropping silently. - Crash storage merges duplicate crash-time windows only on exact or fingerprinted matches and leaves crash-only diagnostic state alone. - AppDelegate logs the counts so a refused or trimmed restore is diagnosable. Part of the #21423 series (part 1: #24206). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ports #21423's crash-duplicate window rules into CmuxWorkspaces as a pure matcher over a window signature (window ID, workspace count and IDs, agent checkpoint IDs, workspace titles), with tests for exact, fingerprinted and fuzzy duplicates and for near-misses that must stay separate. The new case fails: snapshots on a test Mac (2026-10-20) hold two windows with different window IDs, the same 41 titled workspaces, and every one of the first window's 44 agent checkpoints inside the second's 86. #21423's rules require equal window IDs, so they keep both copies. swift test --filter CrashDuplicateWindowMatcher: 12 pass, 1 fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A crash can leave the same window in the session snapshot twice, and restoring both opens every workspace twice. Snapshots on a test Mac hold two windows with different window IDs, the same 41 titled workspaces, and every agent checkpoint of one inside the other (82 workspaces, 299 panels). CrashDuplicateWindowMatcher now also accepts windows with different IDs when they have the same workspace count and title multiset and every checkpoint of the smaller window (at least two) is in the other: one agent session runs in one place. Partial overlap, one shared checkpoint, other titles or counts, and untitled windows stay separate. The merge (#21423's, unchanged) runs only in restorePreviousSessionSnapshot. #21423 ran it inside pruningCmuxCrashDiagnosticWindows, whose result the manual-restore sync writes into the -previous backup on every launch and history recovery also uses; those paths now keep every window, so a wrong merge can't replace the only good copy. swift test --filter CrashDuplicateWindowMatcher: 13/13 (was 12/13). cmux-unit build-for-testing succeeds; cmuxTests not run locally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
Restored cmux sessions can lose their Subrouter routing evidence or start too many Ghostty surfaces at once. That left Codex restores at the missing
SUBROUTER_CODEX_DUMMY_API_KEYscreen, producedaccount/readbootstrap failures, and could drive the app into the CPU and WindowServer failure mode described in #21352.This change:
SUBROUTER_CODEX_DUMMY_API_KEYsentinel for restored Codex sessions;sr codex resume <checkpoint> --cd <directory>;autoResumebindings, including legacy binding-only records;Validation
On Apple silicon M3 using the preserved 41-workspace/138-panel session manifest:
autoResumeCommandRunning;account/read, missing-environment, or Subrouter exit errors;Changelog
Fixed restored Subrouter Codex sessions and paced large session restores.
Refs: #21352
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Makes large Subrouter session restores reliable, recovers Codex sessions killed with the app, and bounds feed startup recovery so damaged or oversized history cannot hang startup. Restored Codex and Claude sessions previously lost Subrouter routing evidence, spawned too many Ghostty surfaces at once, or stalled at missing credential prompts with high CPU and WindowServer load.
Session restore
SUBROUTER_CODEX_DUMMY_API_KEYsentinel, and fails closed on missing, conflicting, ambiguous, cross-source, or custom-path declarations; legacy Codex and Claude records are rebuilt only from trusted markers and only through bounded restore admission.sr codex resume <checkpoint>orsr claude proxy --resume, preserves validated outer Codex launcher prefixes including custom launchers, and rejects records whose executable identity contradicts captured evidence; restored panes are joined to live process evidence incmux sessions listdiagnostics.Feed startup
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