fix(escalation,adapters): pause a no-work dev session ahead of the budget; journal transcript idle stretches - #822
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…dget; journal transcript idle stretches (#727, #680) A dev CLI parked on a permission dialog, a login or a dead-on-arrival window ended stalled/crashed/timeout and `decide_dev` RETRYed into the identical wall until `max_dev_attempts` was spent. The tmux adapter now stamps `SessionResult.produced_work` (appended, default True) on every non-completed exit: True on a Stop, on a missing pane log, or on pane growth observed on a tick later than FIRST_FRAME_S (30 s) after the wait loop started and before the first stall wake nudge; False otherwise. `decide_dev` PAUSEs a False result after the env-fault arm and ahead of the budget (`no_work_pause_reason`), so re-arm restores the attempt. The flag rides `dev-decision` and, when False, every role's `session-end`. The #261 byte floor is deliberately not the predicate: the #727 capture is a 1,930-byte dialog rendered once, which clears it. Separately, the adapter stats the live transcript's (mtime_ns, size) on the heartbeat cadence, stamps `transcript_idle_s` on heartbeat.json, and — through the run journal the engine now attaches to every adapter it owns (`CodingCLIAdapter.journal`, including a sweep's distinct triage adapter) — writes one `session-idle` / `session-active` pair per stretch when the age crosses `dev_stall_grace_s`; 0 disables the pair. The TUI agent line shows the open stretch as `· idle <age>`. Observability only: nothing bounds the stretch. `stall_deadline`, `last_activity`, the pane-growth re-arm, the nudge budget, `_log_activity_key`, `_produced_work` and PROOF_OF_WORK_MIN_LOG_BYTES are untouched; the pre-change stall suite passes unmodified. Related to #727 and #680.
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| def produced_work() -> bool: | ||
| # Read at call time, so every exit below reports the loop's final view. | ||
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When the pane writes output during watcher.wait_for(...) and then its window dies or a SessionEnd arrives in that same iteration, activity_seen still reflects only the previous top-of-loop sample. This closure does not stat the log again, and _work_verdict deliberately returns false for any existing log unless activity_seen or stop_seen is set, so even genuine post-frame output after FIRST_FRAME_S is reported as produced_work=False. In the dev flow that incorrectly pauses the unattended run instead of applying the normal crash retry; update the activity key immediately before computing each exit verdict while preserving the post-nudge exclusion.
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Fixed in c461fd3: the top-of-tick frame sample is now a closure (sample_frame()) that produced_work() also runs right before each exit verdict, so output arriving during watcher.wait_for and followed by window death or a SessionEnd in the same iteration is scored. The post-nudge exclusion is preserved — stall_nudges_sent is already positive on every tick after the nudge, so the re-sample cannot flip activity_seen there. Pinned by test_growth_during_the_final_wait_then_death_in_the_same_tick_is_work (ablated: dropping the re-sample reddens it).
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Output that lands during `watcher.wait_for` and is followed by window death or a `SessionEnd` in the same iteration was judged on the previous tick's key, so genuine post-frame work in a session's final seconds read as no work and paused the run instead of the normal crash retry. `produced_work()` now runs the same frame sample the top of the tick does; the post-nudge exclusion is unchanged because `stall_nudges_sent` is already positive on every tick after the nudge. Codex review finding on #822.
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When pane capture remains static or is misbound but a SessionStart supplies a transcript that grows, a session that crashes, times out, or hits the enforced token budget before emitting Stop is still reported as produced_work=False because this verdict only considers pane activity and stop_seen. The same loop already observes transcript growth in _sample_transcript_idle, and a nonzero over-budget usage sample is also definitive activity; ignoring both routes a working dev session into the new no-work PAUSE instead of the normal retry/budget handling. Latch transcript activity (or another definitive usage signal) into this verdict.
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Fixed in c7a83ee: _IdleTracker.moved latches the first transcript change after its first heartbeat sample, and usage_seen latches a nonzero weighted spend from the budget sampler; produced_work() ORs both into the verdict. Neither carries the first-frame or nudge guard — they are the CLI's own writes, which a misbound pane sink cannot hide and a nudge echo cannot fabricate. Pinned by test_transcript_growth_under_a_static_pane_is_work, test_static_transcript_under_a_static_pane_is_no_work (the first sample alone must not latch) and test_nonzero_usage_under_a_static_pane_is_work; each latch ablated red on its own.
…work With a misbound pane sink (#254/#217) the pane log stays at 0 bytes while the CLI works; the no-work verdict read only the pane and `stop_seen`, so such a session that crashed, timed out or tripped the token budget before a Stop was filed as no work and paused the run instead of taking the normal retry/budget path. `_IdleTracker.moved` latches the first transcript change after its first heartbeat sample and `usage_seen` latches a nonzero weighted spend; either is the model having produced tokens, evidence a pane sink cannot hide and a nudge echo cannot fabricate, so neither carries the first-frame or nudge guard. Codex review finding on #822.
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For the supported Antigravity profile, src/bmad_loop/data/profiles/antigravity.toml registers only Stop, and its comments confirm that the transcript path is supplied by that event. Consequently transcript_path remains unset throughout an in-progress turn, so this condition never samples the transcript while a tool call is stuck and no session-idle event or TUI idle age can appear; by the time Stop supplies the path, the turn has already ended. The new idle-observability feature therefore does not work for Antigravity, despite explicitly claiming support for usage_parser = "none"; obtain the path before Stop or scope/document the feature accordingly.
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Scoped in b450bf4 rather than changed: Antigravity's Stop-only relay is the profile's contract (agy fires no SessionStart), so the notice cannot start before its first turn ends. FEATURES now names the per-profile scope — SessionStart-bearing profiles (claude, codex, gemini, copilot) cover the first turn; antigravity is invisible to the notice until its first Stop, with transcript_idle_s staying null until then; opencode-http emits neither the field nor the events. The usage_parser = "none" remark is about stat-not-parse, and stands.
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With a static or misbound pane and a usage parser that returns no sample, transcript writes between SessionStart and the next 30-second heartbeat are absorbed into _IdleTracker.last_key as the first baseline rather than setting moved; if the session then crashes or times out before a later transcript change, this expression reports produced_work=False and pauses a dev session that actually worked. Fresh evidence after c7a83ee is that _sample_transcript_idle is still invoked only by the heartbeat-throttled block, not when SessionStart first names the transcript, so the newly added latch does not cover this initial interval.
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Fixed in b450bf4: the idle baseline is taken the moment a hook event first names the transcript (_sample_transcript_idle at first observation), so a write inside the first heartbeat interval is a change at the next sample, and produced_work() also compares the transcript against that baseline right before each exit verdict for a write inside the final interval. Pinned by test_transcript_write_inside_the_first_heartbeat_interval_is_work and test_transcript_write_in_the_final_interval_is_work; each gate ablated red on its own. The idle age is now measured from the naming point (heartbeat expectations in the three idle tests moved by one interval accordingly).
…pare it at exit A transcript write between the SessionStart that names it and the next 30 s heartbeat was absorbed into `_IdleTracker.last_key` as the baseline, so a misbound-pane session that worked only inside that interval read as no work. The baseline is now taken the moment a hook event first names the transcript (so the idle age is measured from then), and `produced_work()` compares the transcript against that baseline before each exit verdict — a write inside the final heartbeat interval counts too. FEATURES scopes the idle notice per profile: antigravity fires no SessionStart and names its transcript only on Stop, so its first turn is invisible to the notice. Codex review findings on #822.
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| key = self._transcript_activity_key(transcript_path) | ||
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When a transcript has already emitted session-idle, then changes after the last heartbeat and the session times out, crashes, or emits SessionEnd before another heartbeat, this final comparison only sets idle.moved; it bypasses _sample_transcript_idle, so the promised session-active record is never journaled. The audit therefore says the idle stretch never recovered, and the TUI can retain the stale idle state throughout teardown. Advance the idle tracker or emit the closing event from this exit-time sample, and cover this final-interval case in the adapter seam tests.
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Fixed in dccc761: the exit-time check is now the same _sample_transcript_idle the heartbeat runs (advancing the tracker), so a stretch that ended inside the final interval gets its session-active before session-end, and the #727 latch is set from the same sample. Pinned by test_idle_stretch_ending_in_the_final_interval_is_closed_at_exit — ablated by swapping the sample back to a bare key compare, red.
… interval The exit-time transcript check only latched the #727 verdict; an idle stretch whose transcript moved after the last heartbeat, with the session ending before another, was left open in the journal — a `session-idle` with no `session-active` ahead of `session-end`. The exit now runs the same `_sample_transcript_idle` the heartbeat does, so the stretch is closed and the latch set from one sample. Codex review finding on #822.
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In production sweep runs, runsetup.make_adapters constructs the triage role with builder.plain (GenericAdapter), whose constructor leaves _stall_grace_s at 0; only GenericDevAdapter._configure_dev_knobs copies limits.dev_stall_grace_s. Consequently this condition is always false for the triage adapter, so attaching the journal in SweepEngine still emits no session-idle/session-active records and the TUI cannot show an idle triage session under the default policy. Use a separate configured idle threshold (or initialize it for plain adapters), and test the behavior with the actual triage adapter rather than only checking journal attachment.
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Fixed in ecdbe06: the notice threshold is _idle_threshold_s = float(policy.limits.dev_stall_grace_s), set in the base GenericAdapter constructor and read by _sample_transcript_idle in place of _stall_grace_s, so the plain adapter (triage, plugin workflows) honours the knob without arming a stall timer; same knob, no new policy field. Pinned by test_plain_adapter_honours_the_idle_threshold_from_policy on the base adapter under the default policy (_stall_grace_s == 0, threshold 600) — ablated by gating on _stall_grace_s again, red.
…all knob The plain GenericAdapter — what the sweep's triage role and plugin-workflow sessions run on — leaves `_stall_grace_s` at 0 because it arms no stall timer, so gating the #680 notice on it silenced every triage session under the default policy. `_idle_threshold_s` is now `limits.dev_stall_grace_s` read directly in the base constructor: same knob, no new policy field, and the dev adapter's two values stay equal. Codex review finding on #822.
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| session_vanished=result.session_vanished, | ||
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If the host exits after _run_session durably saves the non-completed SessionRecord but before this decision and the following state save complete, recovery loses produced_work=False: SessionRecord does not contain this field, and _resumable_session only replays completed records. _finish_inflight therefore takes the restart arm and launches another dev session into the same permission/login wall that this change is intended to pause on. Persist the verdict with the session result and make recovery replay the no-work pause (including the case where this journal append landed but the state save did not).
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Not changed, by design. This is the same recovery boundary the env-fault PAUSE (#194) already lives with: SessionRecord carries neither env_fault nor session_vanished, _resumable_session replays only completed records, and a host that dies between the durable session record and the decision's state save re-drives a non-completed session on resume for every verdict, not only this one. The spec for this change forbids adding produced_work or the idle fields to SessionRecord/state.json — the journal is the record (the dev-decision and session-end entries carry it). The failure mode in that window degrades to today's behavior: one relaunch on resume, and the relaunched session's own no-work verdict then pauses. Persisting non-completed verdicts for replay is a recovery-model change that belongs to a follow-up covering env-fault and no-work together; it is listed in the PR body.
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When SessionStart supplies a transcript path before the file has been created, this return leaves last_key unset; if the CLI then creates and writes the transcript but crashes or times out before another write, the exit-time sample treats that populated file as the initial baseline, so idle.moved remains false and a static/misbound pane causes a working dev session to be paused as no-work. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier baseline fix is that this branch explicitly handles “not yet created” by discarding the only pre-creation state, so creation itself can never count as movement.
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Fixed in f52c8fc: _IdleTracker.seen_absent is set when a sample finds the named path absent, and the next successful sample then sets moved (the file appearing is the CLI's first write) instead of becoming the baseline. Pinned by test_transcript_created_after_being_named_is_work — ablated by dropping the seen_absent arm, red.
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For a session without usable transcript evidence—most notably Antigravity's first turn—every pane update during the first 30 seconds is discarded, rather than only the initial UI paint. A CLI can stream several genuine work messages during that interval and then crash or become silent; because frame_key is continually advanced without latching activity, the later verdict reports produced_work=False and pauses the unattended run instead of preserving the previous retry behavior. Track the initial paint separately so subsequent pre-30-second updates can establish work.
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Not changed, by design. The intent fixes the rule as a time window — growth on a tick later than FIRST_FRAME_S after the loop started — rather than "the first key change", because a single startup paint is not a single write: tmux's pipe-pane delivers a dialog in several chunks across ticks, and a trust/login prompt redraws its frame as it settles. Latching the second pre-30 s change would count those chunks as work and re-open exactly the #727 hole this closes. The remaining cost is a session that both streamed real work and died inside its first 30 seconds with no transcript evidence — a launch-time failure (bad flag, auth refusal, missing binary), which a pause serves as well as a retry would: the relaunch reproduces it and burns the attempt. FEATURES lists the window's two costs, and the Antigravity first-turn scope is documented.
When SessionStart names a transcript that does not exist yet, the None-key skip left no baseline, so the exit-time sample took the CLI's freshly created and populated file AS the baseline and a static-pane session that worked only in that interval read as no work. `_IdleTracker.seen_absent` remembers the absent sample; the file's later appearance is the CLI's first write and sets `moved`. Codex review finding on #822.
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…s the transcript A later hook event naming a different transcript left `_IdleTracker.last_key` belonging to the first file, so the next sample compared two unrelated files and could set `moved` (and close a stretch) without a write. The tracker now records the path it sampled and starts over on a new one: first key a baseline, open stretch dropped, `moved` left as it was. CodeRabbit review finding on #822.
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When a transcript has already emitted session-idle, then moves and produces a valid result together with a Stop before the next heartbeat, the successful Stop branch returns completed directly without calling produced_work(), so this final transcript sample never runs and no session-active is journaled before session-end. Fresh evidence after dccc761 is that only non-completed exits use this closure; add the same final sample to the successful Stop path and cover that seam case.
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Fixed in 46e9650: the completing Stop runs the same _sample_transcript_idle before its completed return, so a stretch that ended inside the final interval gets its session-active ahead of session-end. Pinned by test_idle_stretch_is_closed_on_a_completing_stop — ablated by dropping the sample, red.
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When a later hook names a different transcript while an idle stretch is open, clearing open_since here discards the detector's only ability to emit the matching session-active. The hook event itself is not in the run journal, so the TUI continues reading the old session-idle indefinitely if the replacement transcript keeps moving and never crosses the threshold; close the old stretch explicitly or preserve enough state to clear it, with a repoint-while-idle seam test.
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Fixed in 46e9650: the rebaseline emits the old file's session-active (with the stretch's length) before resetting when a stretch is open. Pinned by test_repointing_the_transcript_closes_an_open_idle_stretch — ablated by dropping the emit, red.
… a transcript re-point The successful Stop return was the one exit that bypassed the exit-time transcript sample, and the re-point rebaseline dropped an open stretch without its `session-active`; in both cases the journal ended on an open `session-idle`. Both now close the stretch before moving on. Codex review findings on #822.
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In `@src/bmad_loop/adapters/generic.py`:
- Around line 1220-1226: The completion path in the surrounding method must
close any remaining idle stretch after the final _sample_transcript_idle call,
even when the transcript key is unchanged, before returning completed. Update
the relevant idle/session event handling and add a regression case covering
completion without a final transcript write, ensuring session-idle is matched by
session-active.
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When a Gemini session has a static/misbound pane and writes model output after the last usage heartbeat before crashing or timing out, the final transcript sample still reports no work: real Gemini transcripts use type: "gemini" (including messages nested under $set.messages, as captured in tests/test_tokens.py), while this predicate recognizes only assistant/model roles and Codex agent_message records. Consequently produced_work remains false and a productive dev session is incorrectly paused as a permission/login wall; handle the supported Gemini transcript shapes here, especially because final-exit sampling does not rerun the usage parser.
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When a later SessionStart repoints the session to a different transcript, this guard skips sampling because transcript_path is already nonempty. If that new transcript then receives model output and the session crashes or times out before the next 30-second heartbeat, the exit-time sample treats the completed file as a fresh baseline, leaves transcript_work_seen false, and a static-pane dev session is incorrectly paused as having produced no work. Sample whenever the event names a path different from the tracked one, and cover the repoint-plus-final-interval case at the adapter seam.
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For a Copilot session with a static or misbound pane that crashes or times out after producing output, this predicate ignores the supported transcript's type: "metrics" records under data.modelMetrics (the captured shape parsed by tally_copilot_events). Copilot writes its usable totals only during shutdown, so the heartbeat's usage_seen latch cannot reliably cover this exit; the final transcript sample therefore leaves produced_work=False and pauses a productive dev session as a permission/login wall. Treat a newly appended metrics record with positive output or reasoning tokens as model activity and cover that Copilot shape at the adapter seam.
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When a Codex session has a static or misbound pane and appends a token_count record with positive total_token_usage.output_tokens after the last heartbeat before crashing or timing out, this predicate ignores it because it recognizes only agent_message. The supported captured ordering in tests/test_tokens.py even places a positive token_count before the corresponding agent_message, and tally_codex_rollout treats these records as the authoritative usage shape; because the exit-time sample does not rerun the usage parser, produced_work remains false and a productive dev session is incorrectly paused as a permission/login wall. Recognize positive Codex output-token records here as model activity.
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Related to #727 and #680. Both keep
needs-designfor their open halves (thevalidatepreflight and the review/fix/sweep deciders for #727; bounding the idle stretch for #680).What changes
#727 — a session that never did anything pauses instead of retrying. A dev CLI parked on a permission dialog, a login or a dead-on-arrival window ends
stalled/crashed/timeout, anddecide_devtreated all three as an ordinary failure: RETRY, a fresh session into the identical wall,max_dev_attemptsburned without a line of work.SessionResult.produced_work: bool = True— appended aftersession_vanished; every positional construction keeps today's routing ("unknown never blocks")._finalsites, the timeout, bothaborted, bothover_budget):Trueon aStop, when there is no pane log to read, when the pane log changed on a tick more thanFIRST_FRAME_S(30 s) after the wait loop started and before the first stall wake nudge, or when a model-side transcript record was appended after its first sample / the usage sampler read a nonzero spend (signals a misbound pane sink cannot hide; both require a pre-nudge sample, and neither carries the first-frame guard);Falseotherwise. The pane and transcript are re-sampled right before each exit verdict so output in the final wait interval counts. A read-back upgrade tocompletedresets it toTrue.decide_devPAUSEs aFalseresult after the env-fault arm and ahead of the budget (no_work_pause_reason), exactly as an environment fault does, sorearm_escalationrestores the attempt. The#489lost-session suffix survives inside the reason.dev-decisionbesidesession_vanishedand, whenFalse, every role'ssession-end.crashed, andretryburns the last attempt #727 capture is a 1,930-byte dialog rendered once, which clearsPROOF_OF_WORK_MIN_LOG_BYTES = 256— wired literally, the reporter's own incident would still burn the attempt. Post-nudge growth is excluded because the nudge'sEnterconfirmed the dialog's default and the pane grew with the echo and exit text — the loop's own keystrokes._produced_workand the Session read-back adopts another story's spec: a review that produced nothing is scored done #261 read-back gate are untouched.#680 — an idle session is visible while it sits. A session idling inside a tool call keeps its pane growing through spinner repaints, so the stall re-arm (correctly) never fires and nothing separated it from a working session.
(mtime_ns, size)— a baseline the moment a hook event first names it, then on the heartbeat cadence, and once more at exit (never parsed — works forusage_parser = "none") — stampstranscript_idle_sonheartbeat.json(nulluntil a hook event names the transcript), and journals onesession-idle(task_id,idle_s,since_ts,threshold_s) when the age crosseslimits.dev_stall_grace_sand onesession-active(task_id,idle_s) when the transcript moves again. The threshold is read from policy directly (_idle_threshold_s), so the plain adapter that drives sweep triage honours it although it arms no stall timer.0disables the pair — no new knob. Scope: profiles whose relay names the transcript onSessionStart(claude, codex, gemini, copilot) cover the first turn; antigravity names it only onStop, so its first turn is invisible to the notice; opencode-http emits neither the field nor the events.Journalto every adapter it owns (CodingCLIAdapter.journal, including a sweep's distinct triage adapter); no journal attached (resolve.run_session,probe) means no events, and the heartbeat still carries the age.ActiveAgent.idle_since(appended) and a yellow· idle <age>on the agent line while a stretch is open.Untouched, by design
stall_deadline,last_activity, the pane-growth re-arm, the nudge budget,_log_activity_key,_produced_work,PROOF_OF_WORK_MIN_LOG_BYTES,env_fault_patterns.git diff origin/main -- src/bmad_loop/adapters/generic.pyremoves only two docstring lines; the pre-change stall suite passes unmodified.Behavior change worth knowing
Any dev session that ends non-completed with no
Stopand no pane change after its first frame now pauses atescalation(reason beginsno work produced: dev session <status>) instead of retrying or deferring — including a timed-out session whose whole life fit insideFIRST_FRAME_S. A paused run keeps its mux session forresume, as it always has.test_e2e_session_timeout_teardown(fake CLI, 3 s timeout) is exactly that shape and now asserts the pause plus the reaped agent window; the finished-run session reaping it used to cover moved totest_e2e_two_story_happy_path_build_auto.Two deliberate costs, both toward today's behavior: a CLI slower than 30 s to paint at all retries as before; a session that woke only after a nudge and never ended a turn pauses for the operator instead of retrying.
Verification
uv run pytest -q -n logical— 10685 passed, 82 skipped (the twotest_module_skills_syncfailures are local seeded-skill drift in the gitignored copies, identical onmain, skipped in CI).uv run pyright— 0 errors.trunk fmt,trunk check,trunk check --all— clean.decide_devarm, the default-Trueflip, the> FIRST_FRAME_Sguard, thestall_nudges_sent == 0guard, theopen_sincelatch, the_stall_grace_s > 0andjournal is Noneguards, theidle_sincederivation and header branch, theSessionEndexit'sproduced_work=argument, the completed read-back reset, the_format_ageclamp.Follow-ups (not this PR)
crashed, andretryburns the last attempt #727 suggestion 2, thevalidatepreflight for a pending permission prompt; widening the no-work pause todecide_review_session,_fixand the sweep deciders.sleep#680 item 2, bounding an idle stretch.SessionRecordcarries neither flag). Persisting them for replay is a recovery-model change covering both.Review rounds
Codex: eleven findings over nine rounds; nine fixed, each in its own commit with a pinned, ablated test — exit-time re-sample of the pane; transcript growth and nonzero usage as work; idle baseline at first naming plus an exit-time transcript sample; closing an idle stretch that ends in the final interval, on a completing Stop, and on a transcript re-point; the idle threshold read from policy so the plain (triage) adapter honours it; a transcript created after its naming counted as work. Two declined with the reasoning on the thread: recovery replay of non-completed verdicts (the env-fault pause's existing boundary; the spec forbids the
SessionRecordfield) and "latch the second pre-30 s pane change" (would re-open the #727 hole for multi-chunk paints). Final commit reviewed CLEAN. CodeRabbit: two findings — the transcript re-point rebaseline fixed; "emitsession-activeon a silent completing Stop" declined (session-endis that record).