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fix(provider): preserve ACP process exit diagnostics in failed runs - #25693
An ACP child can exit with an error and useful stderr while the failed run shows only Provider turn failed. The runtime already retains the process status and stderr; the failure formatter and native request logger discard them. Related: #19689.
- Provider turn failed.+ ACP process exited with code 23+ Synthetic configuration failed.
Keep the validated exit code or signal and a redacted stderr tail in the existing failure message and code fields. Record the same diagnostic for failed native ACP requests. The failure message stays within 4,096 characters, retains the latest diagnostic, and never reads an arbitrary cause message.
Before exposing stderr, omit its leading line when the raw tail reaches its cap: that line might begin inside a credential whose prefix was discarded. Extend the existing token redaction to keep underscore-containing API key bodies covered, and cover standalone ghp_ and xox?- tokens in the final failure redactor. For ACP stderr only, withhold whole lines containing credential or key markers, matched case-insensitively after Unicode normalization. This deliberately withholds harmless lines that only mention those markers too. The whole-line rule applies only to ACP stderr. The added standalone-token redactions also apply to other providers’ failure messages. The underscore correction overlaps #24015 and is necessary for this diagnostic to be safe; it can disappear from this diff once that fix lands.
This is one focused fix under CONTRIBUTING's obvious-bug exception: preserve termination information T3 already captures. No automatic retry, provider switch, client contract or application setting changes.
Evidence
Before: a made-up ACP child exits 23 after printing a synthetic configuration error and fake credential. The Antigravity adapter emits a failed terminal event with Provider turn failed. and a null code. Eight targeted regression cases failed with production changes reverted before the Unicode-tail case was added. The prefixed/escaped-credential and whole-line regressions each failed before their respective corrections.
After: the real-child adapter test receives code 23 and the redacted diagnostic. Focused coverage also checks signal exits, nested causes, bounded tails, Unicode boundaries, discarded credential fragments, native logging and synthetic token formats.
Focused command (Node 26.12.1, pnpm 12.14.0, Vite+ 1.4.0):
vp test run \
packages/provider-core/src/server/failure.test.ts \
packages/provider-acp/src/server/nativeLogging.test.ts \
packages/provider-acp/src/server/stderr.test.ts \
apps/server/src/provider/acp/AcpJsonRpcConnection.test.ts \
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts
62 tests pass, exit 0, using a canonical temporary directory.
Observed synthetic-child result:
class: provider_error
code: "23"
message: ACP process exited with code 23
Synthetic configuration failed.
[REDACTED credential diagnostic]
Required pre-push vp run check:changed upstream/main: all steps pass (format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL generation check, typecheck of 21 affected/dependent packages, and the same 62 tests), exit 0 at 27c2377ec76d9f91f1bdbbaacdab9930b7679d55. upstream/main is the comparison ref because this branch targets the upstream repository.
pnpm --filter @t3tools/provider-core --filter @t3tools/provider-acp --filter t3 typecheck: exit 0. Changed-file vp lint and vp fmt --check (all ten files): exit 0.
The default macOS temporary-directory alias causes the existing file-containment test to fail identically on untouched main. The focused suite passes with a canonical temporary directory. No file-containment code is changed.
Restatement search: searched docs/ and failure-formatting callers for Provider turn failed, AcpProcessExitedError and stderr. The existing exit error carries the fields; no guidance states that generic process failures are intentional.
Line count: 71 added/removed production lines across four production files; remaining changes are focused tests and the mock child fixture.
Sources: repository CONTRIBUTING.md, AGENTS.md, development and Effect service guidance; the pinned Effect 4.0.5 reference; Vite+ test documentation.
Not verified in a running desktop/mobile client or against a real provider account. All examples, process output and test identifiers are synthetic.
Merge Danger
Door: two-way for code. Reverting cannot recall failure text already stored or delivered.
Blast Radius: Providers
The exit diagnostic and whole-line filtering affect ACP failures. The standalone-token redactions apply to all provider failure messages. Existing failure fields reach all clients. Consequential risk: provider stderr may contain credentials, so the change requires careful redaction and bounded output. The raw buffer remains bounded; the complete leading line can be omitted conservatively at exactly the cap.
Could break: unrecognized formats, including multiline secret values, cookies, passphrases, unlabelled tokens, obfuscated labels and non-HTTP URL credentials, could reach a persisted failed run or native log. Known-pattern redaction cannot guarantee arbitrary provider text is free of secrets. Whole-line withholding also removes useful diagnostics mentioning a key or token, including startup exits that previously showed stderr.
Undo: revert this patch to restore generic failure reporting. Existing run history and native log entries remain. If an unrecognized credential format reaches them, rotate that credential. This patch provides no historical-record deletion or recall mechanism; reverting does not remove those records. No schema migration is needed.
Review dispositions: field-name pattern lists missed a new name shape each round. After reproducing prefixed, suffixed, camelCase and multiword authorization leaks, changed the ACP stderr method to withhold entire credential-labelled lines. Restored the general failure-field redactor, keeping this stricter method ACP-only. Corrected the rollback limit and disclosed unknown bare-token/multiline formats. Exact-cap test advice is skipped: clipped and unterminated real-child cases cover the privacy decision. Retry guidance remains unchanged in scope: a specific exit diagnostic replaces generic wrapper guidance. Required pre-push checks were run and passed at the named exact head. Skipped (optional): the late test-order strengthening, stale domain-error docstring, neutral marker wording and extra server warning logs; they are outside the demonstrated failure. The optional loss of an IPv6 startup hint when its marker falls in a clipped leading line is accepted with the documented conservative clipping tradeoff. The affected-package checker reported its scripts typecheck modified its own cache inputs; all checks still passed. No extra credential-pattern expansion is included; residual formats are disclosed above. Maintainers decide contribution eligibility; no claim of approval is made.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol (high) through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
Independent reviews of 27c2377ec76d9f91f1bdbbaacdab9930b7679d55, merge base dd5b5401e1f240f4314af29edf431369d182f386:
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Verdict
Claude Sonnet 5.5
high
PASS / PASS; no required correction
APPROVE
Claude Opus 5.5
high
Source passes; specification PASS
CHANGES REQUESTED for one body-only correction
Opus found the description incorrectly said other providers’ failure messages were unchanged. Corrected it: whole-line withholding is ACP-only; the two standalone-token redactions also affect other providers. The original verdict is preserved. Both reviews found no source defect, credential leak or regression in this focused diff.
Both independently read the complete diff, relevant source/callers, tests, prior findings and verification evidence. They inspected tests rather than executing them. They confirmed the consequential credential-exposure risk and the synthetic-only public examples. Earlier credential findings are resolved. Optional advice and residual-format limitations are disclosed in the description. The required pre-push check passed at this exact source head, including all 62 focused tests and 21 affected/dependent package typechecks. No runtime installation is claimed.
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Walkthrough
ACP process exits now produce failure details with validated exit information and sanitized stderr. Request logs include failure data for these exits. The mock agent and Antigravity integration test cover a prompt-triggered exit.
Provider failure construction recognizes ACP process-exit causes, redacts and bounds stderr, and includes a valid exit code or signal. Tests cover wrapped causes, redaction, and truncation.
The mock agent exits with code 23 when enabled and a text prompt contains "crash now". The integration test checks that the failed turn includes the exit code and synthetic stderr while excluding the fixture token.
pingdotgg/t3code#23654: Both changes handle Antigravity ACP process failures; this PR preserves exit details and redacted stderr in failure reporting.
pingdotgg/t3code#24015: Both changes update ACP stderr token redaction, including GitHub token formats.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 568ff
The previously identified token-redaction gap is reported fixed, with no other established issue blocking merge. The focused tests were reported as passing but were not independently run for this assessment.
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- Line 195: Update the standalone-token redaction pattern in the failure-message
sanitization flow and SECRET_TOKEN_PATTERN so both cover GitHub fine-grained
PATs and the gho_, ghu_, ghs_, and ghr_ token prefixes, while preserving
existing ghp_ and xox token redaction.
- Around line 213-225: Update acpProcessExitDiagnostic so the provider failure
message includes only the child-process exit code or signal and omits the stderr
excerpt; keep redactProviderFailureText out of this message path. Preserve the
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Add the other GitHub token prefixes to the standalone-token redaction.
The pattern matches only ghp_ and xox?- tokens. Fine-grained PATs (github_pat_) and the gho_, ghu_, ghs_ and ghr_ tokens pass through unchanged.
Line-level withholding in acpProcessExitDiagnostic does not catch them either. A line such as Error: github_pat_11AAAA... contains none of token|secret|pass|credential|authorization|key. The token then reaches the persisted failure message.
SECRET_TOKEN_PATTERN in packages/provider-acp/src/server/stderr.ts (Line 9) has the same gap. Apply the same change there.
Based on learnings: GitHub credential strings use the fixed prefixes gho_, ghp_, github_pat_, ghu_, ghs_ and ghr_. Redaction logic must handle each of them.
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Update the standalone-token redaction pattern in the failure-message
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PATs and the gho_, ghu_, ghs_, and ghr_ token prefixes, while preserving
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
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rg -n 'Safe values|DeviceBootError|raw payloads|output|ACP|exception' docs/internals/effect-services.md AGENTS.md packages/provider-core/AGENTS.md packages/provider-acp/AGENTS.md 2>/dev/null
sed -n '180,270p' packages/provider-core/src/server/failure.ts
sed -n '1,95p' packages/provider-acp/src/server/nativeLogging.ts
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
Length of output: 9012
Keep raw ACP stderr out of the failure message, or document a narrow exception.
acpProcessExitDiagnostic places redacted child-process stderr lines in the message of the provider failure. makeProviderFailure returns that message after bounding it. nativeLogging.ts also includes the same failure object in the native request-log payload for AcpProcessExitedError.
docs/internals/effect-services.md requires attributes and log annotations to exclude raw output. Its only listed exception is DeviceBootError.diagnostics, and the doc states that other service errors keep the rule. Redaction and the length cap lower the exposure, but the excerpt is still raw stderr. Choose one of these changes:
Keep only the exit code or signal in the failure message and omit the stderr excerpt.
Add a documented ACP exit-diagnostics exception that states its scope, the redaction it depends on, and the length cap.
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Review comment at @packages/provider-core/src/server/failure.ts around lines 213
- 225:
Update acpProcessExitDiagnostic so the provider failure message includes only
the child-process exit code or signal and omits the stderr excerpt; keep
redactProviderFailureText out of this message path. Preserve the existing
failure construction in makeProviderFailure.
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updated the existing branch at 568ffc12fcdd23d88486e265be890d369355d7b8, preserving @AnobleSCM's commits. thanks for carrying structured exit details through wrapped causes and reusing the failure formatter for native request logs.
merged github/main without rebasing. removed the duplicate underscore-key regression now covered on main.
withheld PEM private-key bodies, including unterminated keys. omitted capped raw stderr tails entirely because their missing headers can leave multiline secrets unrecognizable. short safe diagnostics and exit codes/signals remain available.
addressed both existing review findings: added the other GitHub token prefixes with coverage in existing tests, and documented the narrow ACP diagnostic exception and its 4,096-character message cap.
verification at this head:
reproduced main's missing exit code and the original implementation's multiline private-key leak before fixing them.
blacksmith vp run check:changed against main fa4e4677c0ec passed format, lint, both knip checks, graphql, 23 affected/dependent package typechecks, and 70 tests in six existing files.
all 28 published checks are green. the latest automatic review generated no actionable comments. two independent source reviews approved this head with no findings.
exercised the real local ACP subprocess, adapter, orchestration, browser client, and native request-log path on Linux with the same synthetic crash on main and this branch. the client and native request log retain code 23 and the safe diagnostic; neither contains the synthetic bearer token or private-key body.
unverified: real provider accounts, installed desktop/mobile clients, macOS/Windows, and remote/tunnel connections. conservative filtering can hide benign credential-labelled lines, all diagnostics after a PEM header, or the entire stderr excerpt at the raw-tail cap. unknown unlabelled secret formats remain outside known-pattern filtering.
before, main:
after, this branch with the same synthetic crash:
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Summary
An ACP child can exit with an error and useful stderr while the failed run shows only
Provider turn failed.The runtime already retains the process status and stderr; the failure formatter and native request logger discard them. Related: #19689.Keep the validated exit code or signal and a redacted stderr tail in the existing failure message and code fields. Record the same diagnostic for failed native ACP requests. The failure message stays within 4,096 characters, retains the latest diagnostic, and never reads an arbitrary cause message.
Before exposing stderr, omit its leading line when the raw tail reaches its cap: that line might begin inside a credential whose prefix was discarded. Extend the existing token redaction to keep underscore-containing API key bodies covered, and cover standalone
ghp_andxox?-tokens in the final failure redactor. For ACP stderr only, withhold whole lines containing credential or key markers, matched case-insensitively after Unicode normalization. This deliberately withholds harmless lines that only mention those markers too. The whole-line rule applies only to ACP stderr. The added standalone-token redactions also apply to other providers’ failure messages. The underscore correction overlaps #24015 and is necessary for this diagnostic to be safe; it can disappear from this diff once that fix lands.This is one focused fix under CONTRIBUTING's obvious-bug exception: preserve termination information T3 already captures. No automatic retry, provider switch, client contract or application setting changes.
Evidence
Provider turn failed.and a null code. Eight targeted regression cases failed with production changes reverted before the Unicode-tail case was added. The prefixed/escaped-credential and whole-line regressions each failed before their respective corrections.23and the redacted diagnostic. Focused coverage also checks signal exits, nested causes, bounded tails, Unicode boundaries, discarded credential fragments, native logging and synthetic token formats.Focused command (Node 26.12.1, pnpm 12.14.0, Vite+ 1.4.0):
vp test run \ packages/provider-core/src/server/failure.test.ts \ packages/provider-acp/src/server/nativeLogging.test.ts \ packages/provider-acp/src/server/stderr.test.ts \ apps/server/src/provider/acp/AcpJsonRpcConnection.test.ts \ apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/AntigravityAdapterV2.test.ts62 tests pass, exit 0, using a canonical temporary directory.
Observed synthetic-child result:
Required pre-push
vp run check:changed upstream/main: all steps pass (format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL generation check, typecheck of 21 affected/dependent packages, and the same 62 tests), exit 0 at27c2377ec76d9f91f1bdbbaacdab9930b7679d55.upstream/mainis the comparison ref because this branch targets the upstream repository.pnpm --filter @t3tools/provider-core --filter @t3tools/provider-acp --filter t3 typecheck: exit 0. Changed-filevp lintandvp fmt --check(all ten files): exit 0.The default macOS temporary-directory alias causes the existing file-containment test to fail identically on untouched main. The focused suite passes with a canonical temporary directory. No file-containment code is changed.
Restatement search: searched
docs/and failure-formatting callers forProvider turn failed,AcpProcessExitedErrorandstderr. The existing exit error carries the fields; no guidance states that generic process failures are intentional.Line count: 71 added/removed production lines across four production files; remaining changes are focused tests and the mock child fixture.
Sources: repository
CONTRIBUTING.md,AGENTS.md, development and Effect service guidance; the pinned Effect 4.0.5 reference; Vite+ test documentation.Not verified in a running desktop/mobile client or against a real provider account. All examples, process output and test identifiers are synthetic.
Merge Danger
Door: two-way for code. Reverting cannot recall failure text already stored or delivered.
Blast Radius: Providers
The exit diagnostic and whole-line filtering affect ACP failures. The standalone-token redactions apply to all provider failure messages. Existing failure fields reach all clients. Consequential risk: provider stderr may contain credentials, so the change requires careful redaction and bounded output. The raw buffer remains bounded; the complete leading line can be omitted conservatively at exactly the cap.
Could break: unrecognized formats, including multiline secret values, cookies, passphrases, unlabelled tokens, obfuscated labels and non-HTTP URL credentials, could reach a persisted failed run or native log. Known-pattern redaction cannot guarantee arbitrary provider text is free of secrets. Whole-line withholding also removes useful diagnostics mentioning a key or token, including startup exits that previously showed stderr.
Undo: revert this patch to restore generic failure reporting. Existing run history and native log entries remain. If an unrecognized credential format reaches them, rotate that credential. This patch provides no historical-record deletion or recall mechanism; reverting does not remove those records. No schema migration is needed.
Review dispositions: field-name pattern lists missed a new name shape each round. After reproducing prefixed, suffixed, camelCase and multiword authorization leaks, changed the ACP stderr method to withhold entire credential-labelled lines. Restored the general failure-field redactor, keeping this stricter method ACP-only. Corrected the rollback limit and disclosed unknown bare-token/multiline formats. Exact-cap test advice is skipped: clipped and unterminated real-child cases cover the privacy decision. Retry guidance remains unchanged in scope: a specific exit diagnostic replaces generic wrapper guidance. Required pre-push checks were run and passed at the named exact head. Skipped (optional): the late test-order strengthening, stale domain-error docstring, neutral marker wording and extra server warning logs; they are outside the demonstrated failure. The optional loss of an IPv6 startup hint when its marker falls in a clipped leading line is accepted with the documented conservative clipping tradeoff. The affected-package checker reported its scripts typecheck modified its own cache inputs; all checks still passed. No extra credential-pattern expansion is included; residual formats are disclosed above. Maintainers decide contribution eligibility; no claim of approval is made.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol (high) through the Codex harness in T3 Code.