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…r and reporting) OPR.0.7.0.7, first half. A seat's explicit effort choice is stored in its own column (nodes.effort_choice, migration 104), so nodes.effort stays the authored or default resolution that spec refresh writes, and --clear can name what the seat goes back to: the authored level, or no flag (the runtime's default). Like set-model, the verb validates, writes and persists a node.effort_changed event in the same transaction, reports changed: false when nothing changes, and never restarts the seat or touches its peers, model or account. A database without the column refuses instead of reporting a change. The reply keeps requested, saved, emitted (not yet) and observed (not observed) apart, and says whether the seat is running now (unknown when the tmux probe can't tell). Launches don't read the choice yet: that wiring waits on the precedence answer and is sequenced with #1163, so this branch must not merge on its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ffort reports it four ways OPR.0.7.0.7. One shared resolver (domain/seat-effort.ts: saved seat choice, else authored effort, else no flag) feeds the fresh launch, the handover successor and the in-place Codex restart. An in-place restart applies the saved effort as the one setting it changes, and its plan names that change. Restore and spec refresh ask one precedence seam, with no rule picked: a restore keeps launching the snapshot's effort and warns when the saved choice differs; a refresh rewrites only the authored value; neither deletes the saved choice. rig seat effort <seat> shows requested, saved, the flag on the running process's command line, and the effort the native session recorded for a turn since that process started (Claude transcript, Codex rollout); otherwise NOT VERIFIED. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…y the level it sent Measured on Codex 0.153.4: the rollout's turn_context records the level the client sent even when the service rejects it (an unknown level ends the turn in a 400). The native reading now pairs the level with the turn's outcome: accepted (Codex turn completed without an error), rejected (with the service's message), pending, or, for Claude, recorded, whose applied level stays NOT VERIFIED because the transcript doesn't show whether it is the level after any model fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| for (let index = 1; index < argv.length; index += 1) { | ||
| const arg = argv[index]!; | ||
| if (runtime === "claude-code") { | ||
| if (arg === "--effort") { found = argv[index + 1] ?? null; index += 1; } | ||
| else if (arg.startsWith("--effort=")) found = arg.slice("--effort=".length); | ||
| } else { | ||
| let config: string | undefined; | ||
| if (arg === "-c" || arg === "--config") { config = argv[index + 1]; index += 1; } | ||
| else if (arg.startsWith("--config=")) config = arg.slice("--config=".length); | ||
| const match = config?.match(/^model_reasoning_effort\s*=\s*(.*)$/); | ||
| if (match) found = match[1]!.trim().replace(/^"(.*)"$/, "$1").replace(/^'(.*)'$/, "$1"); | ||
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Fix the Claude --effort parse when the flag has no value.
If argv ends with --effort, found becomes null. That null also replaces any earlier --effort value, and the function then reports { flag: "none" }. This edge case is narrow. The bigger risk is with --effort followed by another flag: the parser takes the next flag (for example --resume) as the effort value, so the report shows a bogus emitted level. Only accept a value that does not start with -.
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- if (arg === "--effort") { found = argv[index + 1] ?? null; index += 1; }
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+ const next = argv[index + 1];
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| for (let index = 1; index < argv.length; index += 1) { | |
| const arg = argv[index]!; | |
| if (runtime === "claude-code") { | |
| if (arg === "--effort") { found = argv[index + 1] ?? null; index += 1; } | |
| else if (arg.startsWith("--effort=")) found = arg.slice("--effort=".length); | |
| } else { | |
| let config: string | undefined; | |
| if (arg === "-c" || arg === "--config") { config = argv[index + 1]; index += 1; } | |
| else if (arg.startsWith("--config=")) config = arg.slice("--config=".length); | |
| const match = config?.match(/^model_reasoning_effort\s*=\s*(.*)$/); | |
| if (match) found = match[1]!.trim().replace(/^"(.*)"$/, "$1").replace(/^'(.*)'$/, "$1"); | |
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| if (runtime === "claude-code") { | |
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| const next = argv[index + 1]; | |
| if (next !== undefined && !next.startsWith("-")) { found = next; index += 1; } | |
| } | |
| else if (arg.startsWith("--effort=")) found = arg.slice("--effort=".length); | |
| } else { | |
| let config: string | undefined; | |
| if (arg === "-c" || arg === "--config") { config = argv[index + 1]; index += 1; } | |
| else if (arg.startsWith("--config=")) config = arg.slice("--config=".length); | |
| const match = config?.match(/^model_reasoning_effort\s*=\s*(.*)$/); | |
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Update the Claude `--effort` handling in the argument parsing loop to accept the
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| let changed = false; | ||
| if (from.choice !== requested) { | ||
| let persisted: PersistedEvent | null = null; | ||
| this.db.transaction(() => { | ||
| if (!this.rigRepo.setNodeEffortChoice(seat.nodeId, requested)) return; | ||
| changed = true; | ||
| persisted = this.eventBus.persistWithinTransaction({ | ||
| type: "node.effort_changed", | ||
| rigId: seat.rigId, | ||
| nodeId: seat.nodeId, | ||
| logicalId: seat.logicalId, | ||
| from: from.choice, | ||
| to: requested, | ||
| reason: input.reason.trim(), | ||
| operator: input.operator ?? null, | ||
| }); | ||
| })(); | ||
| if (persisted) this.eventBus.notifySubscribers(persisted); | ||
| if (!changed) { | ||
| return { ok: false, code: "effort_unavailable", message: `The effort choice for seat "${input.seatRef}" was not saved (no node row was updated); nothing changed.` }; | ||
| } | ||
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Make the effort update atomic across database connections.
setEffort cannot interleave between readEffort and the transaction within one Node daemon because both operations are synchronous. However, createDb opens the configured file path, and OPENRIG_DB can point multiple daemon processes at the same database. In that case, from.choice can be stale and the audit event can record the wrong from.
Moving the read inside the transaction only addresses in-process scheduling. Use an atomic compare-and-write, or enforce one writer per database, before emitting the audit event.
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Update setEffort to use an atomic compare-and-write through setNodeEffortChoice,
matching the previously read choice as well as the requested choice; emit the
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#1209 round 1, P2-1. launchExistingAgentMember (the retried first start, the materialized-seat launch the kernel's first start uses, and launchMaterialized) launched with the authored effort it had just resolved, so a choice saved with rig seat set-effort before the seat ever started was silently ignored. The binding now reads the shared resolver after updateNodeResolvedConfig: the saved choice if there is one, else exactly the authored value just written. The choice is never merged into the authored column. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…failed and interrupted turns say so #1209 round 1, P2-2 and LOW-1. Any errored Codex turn read REJECTED, so a seat at a usage limit reported its effort rejected. Now rejected means the service's request rejection that names this level ("Invalid value: '<level>'. Supported values are ..."). Any other error (codex_error_info usage_limit_exceeded, unauthorized, other) reads "the turn failed (<kind>) before this level could be judged". A turn_aborted for the turn reads interrupted, not pending forever. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…wn to accept #1209 round 1, LOW-2. A mistyped level (set-effort hihg) was saved silently and broke the next Codex continuation. It is still saved (never refused: versions and models move), but the result and the CLI now warn, naming the known levels. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ved choice #1209 round 1, O1. With no saved choice (never set, or cleared) the account-only restart had dropped main's effort settings_drift refusal and relaunched with the authored or no effort flag in place of the running level. It refuses again in that case, naming why, and applies an effort difference only when the resolver's source is the seat's explicit choice. --plan's note, the refusal guidance, the restart help and set-effort --clear's message tell the paths apart; --clear no longer claims the authored or default effort was applied. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…wn conversation #1209 round 1, F2. rig seat effort read the transcript named by the registry and reported its turn next to the pane process's flag, so a pane running conversation B could show B's launch flag beside A's turn. The transcript is now joined to the process first: a Codex process's argv resume id, or for one that names none its own PID-keyed logs, must be the recorded conversation; a Claude process's argv session (or a registry-recorded resume rotation from it) must be the status sidecar's session. When the join can't be made, native effort stays NOT VERIFIED. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # packages/daemon/test/seat-restart-in-place.test.ts
The only conflict was the migration registry: this branch's 104 (node effort choice) beside main's 105, 107 and 108. Resolved in numeric order, keeping every migration. Everything else auto-merged unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Return JSON for invalid set-effort --json options.
If an operator supplies neither --effort nor --clear, or supplies both, this branch prints only to stderr. An agent reading --json output receives no JSON error. Emit an error object on stdout when opts.json is set, and keep exit code 1. Commander leaves omitted options undefined. (github.com)
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Update the invalid-option branch in the set-effort command to detect when
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… sticks until cleared
The founder's decision for slice 07: a seat's latest explicit effort choice sticks until cleared, through
reboots, team restarts, restores and spec refreshes; clearing returns to the spec's authored effort or the
runtime default and says which; only a restore that deliberately picks older settings brings them back.
- The precedence seam (seat-effort.ts) now uses LATEST_WINS_EFFORT_PRECEDENCE. Fresh launches, successors and
in-place restarts already resolve the saved choice first; the rule covers the two writers holding older
values:
- a snapshot restore launches the seat's saved choice when it has one, and says so when the snapshot held
another value. A seat without a choice (never set, or cleared) launches the snapshot's authored effort as
before, so an older snapshot never brings a cleared choice back. With the seat's node row gone, the latest
choice known is the one the snapshot recorded.
- a spec refresh rewrites the authored value and keeps the choice (unchanged).
- No restore option in this version picks older settings deliberately (rig restore takes a snapshot id and
--json only), so every restore keeps the choice; no new flag is added.
- Clearing says which value the seat goes back to: the spec's authored effort, or no effort flag (the
runtime's own default).
- The saved choice is still never deleted by restore, refresh, reboot or restart. The undecided placeholder
stays exported only for comparison.
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Snapshot with authored medium, then high saved on the live node, then an ordinary restore: it launches high (Claude's resume effort argument), says the snapshot held medium, and keeps the choice. Both this and the Codex case fail with the undecided rule in force. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| const cleared = await service.setEffort({ seatRef: sessionName, effort: null, reason: "back to spec" }); | ||
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Correct the clear-choice restore message.
If the live authored effort is medium and the snapshot’s authored effort is low, restoreLaunchEffort launches with low. This assertion instead requires setEffort to promise medium on restore. Update the service message and this assertion to distinguish restore from other managed launches.
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…grown seat keeps it A seat removed and grown back (rig grow) gets a new node id under the same logical id. Restoring an older snapshot read the live choice by the snapshot's node id, found no row, and launched the snapshot's recorded choice or authored effort, so the seat's latest choice lost. The restore now finds the live seat by its logical id in the rig (falling back to the node id), and latest wins there too. Claude and Codex regressions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s a seat by logical id Comment only. With no live seat the precedence rule answers with the snapshot's recorded choice, else its authored effort, but restore doesn't launch a seat that no longer exists, so that case isn't a restore path. A seat grown back under a new node id is found by its logical id and keeps its latest choice. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Approved at 1dac3ad. A seat's reasoning effort can now be chosen with rig seat set-effort and cleared with --clear, and rig seat effort reports it. The latest explicit choice applies to the seat's launches until it is cleared; clearing returns to the spec or default. A restore reads the live seat's choice by logical id, so a seat removed and grown back keeps its saved choice over an older snapshot, and says when it did. An in-place Codex restart still refuses an effort change unless it comes from the saved choice. Required CI passed at this head, which merges current main without changing the reviewed change.
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Precedence: latest wins. A seat's latest explicit effort choice sticks until it is cleared, through reboots, team restarts, restores and spec refreshes. Clearing returns to the spec's authored effort or the runtime default, and says which. Only a restore that deliberately picks older settings would bring them back, and no restore option in this version does that:
rig restore <snapshotId> --rig <rigId>takes no other option (rig restore statusis a separate read-only command). So every restore keeps the choice, and no new flag is added. Both writers that hold older values ask one seam,effortPrecedenceindomain/seat-effort.ts, which is nowLATEST_WINS_EFFORT_PRECEDENCE.What changes
Per-seat reasoning effort (release 0.7.0, slice 07):
rig seat set-effort <seat> --effort <level> | --clear --reason …saves one seat's effort choice in a new column,nodes.effort_choice(migration 104). The spec's value stays innodes.effort. The command is audited (node.effort_changed), reportschanged: falsefor a no-op, and never restarts anything. Its result says whether the seat is running, and that nothing has been sent at launch or seen in the session yet.--clearnames what the seat falls back to.One shared resolver (
resolveSeatEffort: the seat's choice, else the authored effort, else no flag) feeds every managed continuation:rig seat launch --fresh, including its events);rig seat restart --keep-conversation). An effort difference there is now the change being applied, notsettings_drift;--planand the result say so. Every other setting must still match.The restore/refresh seam, latest wins.
rig grow(a new node id) keeps its latest choice too.rig seat effort <seat>(read-only,GET /api/seat/effort/:seat) keeps four values apart:Until the seat takes a turn, the native value is NOT VERIFIED.
Arteries touched
Launch and resume, and restore (
docs/as-built/arteries.md). Downstream effects:nodes.effort.Proof
Tests:
seat-effort.test.tscovers the resolver, the argv parsers, the native reader (accepted, rejected, pending and recorded; a turn from before this launch is never counted), the latest-wins seam (saved choice, cleared choice, gone node, refresh) with the undecided placeholder kept only for comparison, and the report.effort-lifecycle-e2e:medium,highis saved on the live seat, and an ordinary restore launcheshigh, says the snapshot heldmedium, and keeps the choice;highwas saved;medium, silently;seat-fresh-launch(the choice is sent and recorded);seat-handover-service(the choice reaches the successor);seat-restart-in-place(the saved effort is applied and reported; a clear sends no flag);model-fidelity-enumeration-guardnow asserts the successor reads the resolver.codex-resume-final-nativeandslow-op-recorder.Native run, 2026-10-13 (a separate daemon instance with disposable seats). Versions: Claude Code 2.1.296 on claude-opus-5-5; Codex 0.153.4 on gpt-6-astra.
high:max: sent and recorded (no cap was seen on this model).turbo: the service rejected it with a 400, and the report says REJECTED. This case showed that Codex records the level it sent even when it is rejected, which is why the report pairs the level with the turn's outcome.sh <send-script>pane shape that OpenRig's Codex launch creates (fixed in fix(seat): restart in place accepts a Codex that OpenRig launched through its staged script #1212), and the fork handover failed when the new thread id wasn't captured at launch (fix(handover): a Codex fork whose new id isn't captured yet commits with the id pending #1216).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Round 1 (57804cf..6e946e4)
First start reads the saved choice. A seat's first start went through the instantiator's existing-member launch (a retried first start, the materialized-seat launch the kernel first start uses,
launchMaterialized). It sent the authored effort it had just resolved, ignoring a choice saved before the seat ever started. It now reads the resolver after the config is written: the saved choice, else exactly the authored value. The choice never enters the authored column.REJECTED means the level was rejected. It now applies only to the service's request rejection that names the level ("Invalid value: ''. Supported values are …"). Other errored turns read "the turn failed (usage limit / unauthorized / other) before this level could be judged". A
turn_abortedturn reads interrupted, not pending forever.In-place restart. An effort difference is applied only for an explicit saved choice. With none (never set, or cleared), it refuses as
settings_drift, as before this PR.--plan, the refusal, the help andset-effort --clear's message say which case applies.--clearno longer claims the authored or default effort was applied; the next ordinary managed launch or resume resolves it.rig seat effortjoins the right conversation. The native value is attributed only when the transcript belongs to the observed process's own conversation:Otherwise native stays NOT VERIFIED.
Unknown level:
set-effortwith a level the runtime isn't known to accept saves it with a warning, never a refusal.Tests cover each item:
The B-against-A case fails without the join.
Full suite: run with HOME, CODEX_HOME, CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, the XDG dirs, OPENRIG_HOME and the tmux socket dir all in a scratch directory, and no real
codexorclaudeon PATH. Only the 8 known environmental failures. Build and lint pass.Main merged in. Its one conflict was a test-world option, also added by fix(seat): restart in place accepts a Codex that OpenRig launched through its staged script #1212. The affected and native tests pass after the merge.
Not run: any native step for this round. That stays NOT RUN.
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