[elitecoder]

Two session-tracking fixes.

Headless queued prompts no longer count as Slack submissions

After each warm turn, the proofgate Stop hook runs a headless claude -p in the same folder. That run records the warm session's prompts in queue-operation records, which have no entrypoint, so the sdk-cli filter in transcript_has_submission missed them. When the bound transcript lacked a message marker, comms-listen.py:365 searched the folder, and could bind to that headless transcript and watch it for the reply.

• 8 of 159 headless transcripts on this machine hold a Slack marker in a queued prompt.
• 26 headless transcripts write the queued prompt before their first sdk-cli record. A check for "any sdk-cli record" could therefore race, so a queued prompt now counts only when the transcript's first entrypoint is interactive.
• Submitted user prompts are unchanged.

Checked on every real transcript in ~/.claude/projects/-Users-mukuls-dev-assistant, old code against new:

• Headless: 4 marker matches go from true to false.
• Interactive: all 41 marker matches stay true.

The live resume binding wins over the restore record

cmux surface resume show lists a restore_record (source session-snapshot) before the resume_binding (source agent-hook, with updated_at). world-scanner.py and build-ws-context.py took the first record with a checkpoint id, which is the snapshot. They now try resume_binding first and fall back to the old search. Today both records agree on every live terminal, so this guards against the snapshot going stale.

Validation

• The full suite passes on Python 3.13: 3019 passed, 1 skipped.
• The two new lookup tests fail when the old lookup order is restored.
• Both lookups return the right session and folder for the live cmux terminals on this machine.

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