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fix(server): a session released mid-turn no longer leaves tool calls running - #17306
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…unning Switching a thread to another provider while a turn is running releases the old provider session, which fails the run's event stream before the provider can report the turn's end. The fallback that then fails the run closed open subagents but not the run's open tool calls, so a call such as the agent's own t3_thread_configure stayed "running" and the thread kept showing "Waiting on background tasks" until the server restarted. The run now tracks its open command and dynamic tool calls (and their nodes) and ends them as interrupted when its provider stream is lost.
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused server bug fix that closes orphaned tool calls only when a provider stream is lost, while preserving normal turn and background-work behavior. It introduces no schema, product-default, infrastructure, security, billing, or static-analysis changes and includes targeted regression coverage. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts:
- Around line 353-382: Update interruptOpenRunToolCalls to track node IDs
handled by the turn-item loop, then emit interrupted node.updated events for any
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Adapters report a tool call's node and its item as separate events, so a stream lost between them left an open node with no item. Interrupt every open tool node of the run, not only those paired with an open item.
…on-lost-provider-stream # Conflicts: # apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/ProviderSwitch.integration.test.ts
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🟠 Major · Interrupt open tool calls when startTurn fails. · RunExecutionService.ts:1557
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInterrupt open tool calls when
startTurnfails.If
startTurnemits a running tool item and then fails, this branch interrupts the event fiber and finalizes the run withoutabandonedToolCalls. The item remains running in the projection. ReadopenToolCallsafter interrupting the fiber and pass the snapshot towriteFinalRunEvents, as the ingestion-failure branch does.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 1557: In the `startTurn` failure branch, interrupt the event fiber, then
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A turn that fails to start is failed the same way as one whose provider stream is lost: no provider reports its end. Tool calls it reported before failing stayed running. Pass them to the final run write here too.
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…on-lost-provider-stream # Conflicts: # apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts # apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts
… calls pingdotgg#19131 sends a stream that ends cleanly without a root terminal through the same failure finalization, so its open tool calls end as interrupted too.
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Note Written by Thanks for this. I'm closing it as part of PR triage. The approach here looks wrong or too risky to merge as is. From the review: This marks tool calls interrupted after ingestion errors without stopping the provider, so tools may still be running. Limit interruption to confirmed provider loss rather than normalization or persistence failures. If you think this was a mistake, message me on Twitter at @maria_rcks and I'll take another look. |
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@maria-rcks Thanks for the review. I've narrowed it as you suggested:
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Problem
When T3 releases a thread's provider session while a turn is running, the run's open tool calls stay
runninguntil the server restarts. This happens when an agent switches its own thread to another provider instance witht3_thread_configure, and whent3_worktree_handoffmoves the thread to a new worktree (#15993). The thread then shows "Waiting on background task" for work that no longer exists, and Stop doesn't always clear it.Seen on Nightly 0.0.46 (build 2652): two
T3 Thread Configurecalls stayedrunningfor about 15 hours after their runs had failed with "The provider event stream closed unexpectedly". The shutdown reconcile cleared them when the app restarted.Change
Releasing the session fails the run's event stream before the provider reports the turn's end. The fallback in
RunExecutionServicethat then fails the run already closes the run's open subagents, but not its open tool calls.The run now tracks its open
command_executionanddynamic_toolitems and their tool nodes, as the ingestor persists them. In that fallback they end asinterruptedonly when the session manager failed or ended the run's event stream. It does that only while releasing the session, which also closes the provider, as on a provider switch, a workspace change, a runtime error, or a provider that stopped on its own (the no-terminal end from #19131). They end asinterrupted, notfailed, because they were cut short and a call such ast3_thread_configuremay already have done its work.Failures in T3's own handling of an event (normalization, persistence, ownership reads) and a turn that fails to start leave tool calls as they are, since the provider may still be running them. The run itself still fails in every case, as before.
Scope and approval
This is a focused fix for one failure path, with no contract or client changes.
Verification
Live, in a dev build with a real Claude session that calls
t3_thread_configureto switch itself to Codex. Onmainthe call staysrunningand the thread shows "Waiting on background task mcp__t3-code__t3_thread_configure". With this change it shows "Stopped setting thread model", nothing is left waiting, and the projection has no open tool calls. The run fails in both, as before ([Bug]: Self model configuration can stop its own run without continuing #15300).main)New
ProviderSwitch.integration.test.tscase, run for a provider switch (provider.switchto Codex) and for a worktree handoff (thethread.metadata.updatethatt3_worktree_handoffsends). A provider with Claude's capabilities holds a turn with a runningdynamic_toolcall, through the real orchestrator, effect worker and session manager. Onmainboth fail with "expected 'running' to equal 'interrupted'". With this change the item endsinterruptedandderivePendingBackgroundWorkis empty. The test adapter gains one option,heldRunningToolCall.New
RunExecutionService.test.tscases:interrupted, including a node whose item never arrived. A completed call is left alone, and the stored item has no unserved image bytes.running. This case fails if the release check is forced on.Related suites:
vp test runon 7 related files (RunExecutionService,ProviderSwitch,BackgroundWorkStop,ProviderSessionManager,ProviderSessionTransitionPolicy,ProviderSwitchService,RunFinalizationService): 227 passed, on this branch and applied to currentmain. Server typecheck, lint and formatting are clean.Model: Claude Opus 5.5. Harness: Claude Code in T3 Code.