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fix(queue): distinguish input waits from stalled claims - #1313
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🟡 Minor · Pass needsInputReason in the Q1 lane pickup derivation too. · execution-view.ts:833-841
packages/daemon/src/domain/execution-view.ts:833-841
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needsInputReasonin the Q1 lane pickup derivation too.This change adds
needsInputReasonto the Q5 call at Line 1170. The Q1lanescall at Lines 833-841 still sends onlyneedsInput. A claimed in-progress lane with a pending prompt therefore showspickup.evidence = "owner needs input". The same row inq5_parkshows"owner needs input: <reason>". One execution document then gives two different evidence strings for the same receipt. The PR states that the reason appears in the execution view.Proposed fix
activity: arbitrated?.activity, needsInput: arbitrated?.needsInput.count, + needsInputReason: arbitrated?.needsInput.reason, claimedAt: r.claimed_at,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 833-841: Pass arbitrated?.needsInput.reason as needsInputReason to
derivePickup in the Q1 lanes derivation, alongside the existing needsInput
count, so its pickup evidence includes the pending prompt reason consistently
with the Q5 path.
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Thanks, @Aschenbath, for #1313. It makes a claimed queue item whose owner reports an unanswered prompt read as |
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Thanks again, @Aschenbath. The One change, please: keep the The reason is that the input signal isn't always current. From reading the code:
In our checks, with constructed signals rather than a live prompt, the Claude signal stayed set after work resumed. For both the Codex and the Claude signal, this branch then closed the open stall finding ("stuck-sweep resolved: owner needs input") and still showed no backstop after 24 hours, where So:
The mechanism is yours. To be plain about the cost: this keeps main's stall alerts for real input waits too, so the noise reduction you aimed for isn't part of this PR. The One doc point: the as-built note says this applies to a claimed item in progress, but a After your push, we'll review that change. |
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@Aschenbath @mvschwarz — scope coordination before a possible contribution, not a review finding against this PR and not a competing implementation claim. We read the current CONTRIBUTING.md and want to avoid overlapping #1313 and #1177. We observed a continuation gap on a Pi seat with daemon 0.6.10 advertising commit Sanitized observed sequence (relative times; not a synthetic test result):
This was not a lost transport message. Historical activity-hook/oracle inputs are incomplete, so we do not claim to have proved every historical detector decision. The proposed regression would deterministically distinguish successful delivery with no consumption from a consumed wake followed by a later stop, including consumption between policy samples. The actual existing unclaimed ladder arm is present: pending, null-claim, handed-off batons. It must remain; it is not the same state as the observed in-progress/null-claim item. The separate claimed in-progress failed-delivery arm also does not describe a successful delivery in this case. Requested boundary:
Any candidate must preserve active tools/children, intentional human pauses and interactive prompts, generation identity, at-most-once delivery, and crash/restart continuity. Missing producer evidence must not become a fabricated consumption receipt. No additional controller or parallel wake mechanism is proposed. No patch, first-red run, fork, daemon/database modification or runtime restart has been made for this contribution. We will not code over your active scope before an accepted disposition. Private transcripts, instance paths and raw operational logs are intentionally omitted. This comment requests scope coordination only; it is not upstream acceptance or merge authority. |
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Thanks, @rareba, for asking before writing anything, and for the careful account of the in-progress task with no claim whose consumed wake isn't followed up. We'll keep it separate from #1313, which stays as its author has it. We're checking the case against current |
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Thanks again, @rareba. We checked both conditions against current How: the real daemon queue, watchdog and activity code over a migrated SQLite database, with the transport outcomes and the wake's consumption supplied as controlled test inputs. So this is a controlled reproduction on main, not a native Pi run and not a reconstruction of your 0.6.10 run. Both reproduced:
Pickup consistency: a focused PR is welcome if you'd like to take it. We're after genuine recovery for that item, not only removing the misleading deadline. Please keep update and claim distinct (no claim or closure time stamped as a side effect, and the owner not shown as having claimed), anchor on the item's real state entry and meaningful activity with the existing in-progress grace and activity handling (not an invented claim time or creation age alone), say plainly in the finding that there was no claim, and reuse the existing recovery ownership. The pending, null-claim, handed-off failed-delivery recovery, the claimed path and active-work handling stay as they are, with a regression from an HTTP update through the waiting view and the sweep alongside those cases. No new timer, controller or refusal at queue update. Episode closure: we'd welcome a short outline before any code. The result we want: once positive evidence shows that the same agent, in the same generation, consumed the earlier wake and resumed work, a later parked diagnosis can start a new episode, even when the obligation set and the item are unchanged. Delivery success, a passing activity notification, an unrelated turn, a note, elapsed time or missing evidence isn't that evidence. Checking the current parked state can't recover an interval that fell between samples, so the open question is the producer: which existing evidence shows consumption (per runtime where they differ), how it's tied to the wake and the agent's generation, how it survives a daemon restart and telemetry pruning, and what happens when it's missing. One send per real episode stays. We're looking at the same seams and will read your outline alongside that. Neither change joins #1313, and none of this promises a merge, release or date. Thanks for the careful report and for asking first. |
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An update for @rareba on the episode side. We've finished looking at whether OpenRig can tell, from what it records today, that a seat took up a specific wake and finished that work, not only that the wake was delivered. For Claude seats there isn't enough to go on yet: the wake text carries no reference to that particular wake, and Claude's hooks don't say which turn ended, so a later stop can't be credited to one wake. Claude seats keep today's behaviour when that evidence is missing. A small route that tags each wake and matches the tag when the work it started ends looks possible, but it isn't chosen or built. It would have to follow each wake from delivery to the end of that work, check that the session reporting it is the seat's current one, and stay unknown when it's ambiguous, rather than counting whatever event comes next. So our last reply stands: a focused PR for pickup consistency is welcome, and for the episode side we'd like an outline before code. If your outline takes the tagged route, we'd judge it on its own, with those limits in mind. |
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A reminder, @Aschenbath, on the change in our last comment to you: keep the Main has moved since this branch's base, with newer changes to |
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What a user gets
Refs #331. A claimed item whose owner reports an outstanding human prompt now reads
needs-input, with the reason visible in queue reads, the pickup lens and the execution view. The sweep retires an existing false stall, can detect a later real stall after input clears, and retains explicit closure deadlines and human attention.How you verified it
Tested
e96b60c8, including upstream63f7b4caand its Codex prompt-confirmation change.npm ciand the post-merge workspace build passed on WSL with Node 22. Finalnpm run lint(including the daemon build) and the UI build passed.npm test: repository checks passed (293 passed, one opt-in skip); TUI passed (981 tests). Daemon had 16,346 passes/eight failures and CLI had 4,470 passes/12 failures. The missing claim column in the retirement fixture was corrected and its native tests pass in the final focused run. Reruns with the seven production files restored toaa95c233reproduced the file-mode, tmux/input, restart-timeout and CLI path/connection failures; two intermittent timing failures did not reproduce. These results do not establish a clean full local suite.The stub's current
say/emitrepertoire cannot produce a permission or elicitation prompt. Instead, the regression exercises production hook normalization, Claude self-report mapping, activity arbitration, SQLite queue projections, attention and the standing sweep with a controlled clock. No real provider calls are needed.Anything you were unsure about
needs-inputis only a derived pickup receipt; stored queue/activity state and the original work item's transition history do not change. The recovery helper recognizes the latest machine-authored input-wait retirement receipt, including in the archive, and uses it in deterministic finding IDs; manual dispositions retain ownership. The historical copy-mode and active-work telemetry incidents in #331 are outside this change.If this is security-related
Not security-related.
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