test(session): prove canonical Cursor compaction - #4521
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| expect(canonicalMessages.indexOf(canonicalContinuation!)).toBeLessThan( | ||
| canonicalMessages.indexOf(canonicalServerResult!), | ||
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When a Cursor response reports a provider-side tool result mid-stream, the split contract is Assistant(preamble) -> ToolResults -> Assistant(continuation) (packages/agent/src/agent.ts:2141-2145). This assertion requires the opposite order in the durable display context, so it makes the test accept a compaction-reordered transcript and would reject a fix that preserves provider chronology. Assert that canonicalServerResult precedes canonicalContinuation so this test detects the canonical-context corruption instead of encoding it.
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| const content = JSON.stringify((message as { content?: unknown }).content ?? ""); | ||
| return content.includes("Cursor preamble and continuation") && content.includes("cursor-call"); | ||
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In this revision, the positive Cursor-message assertions have been removed altogether: this condition only proves that the unsplit anchor is absent. If compaction drops the server-side tool result, the continuation, or every Cursor message, the maintenance event and compaction entry still exist and this test passes, so it no longer protects the externally observable preservation contract it is intended to cover. Assert that the canonical context contains the split preamble, tool result, and continuation in provider order.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L156-L160
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@probepark Exact-head approval requested for Independent architect review found no findings and marked the head safe to merge. The one-file test-only diff makes the mocked provider producer terminally fail its EventStream, requires Local exact-head evidence: 54/54 focused/related tests (3,231 assertions) and coding-agent package check/types passed. Please submit an APPROVED review on this exact head; COMMENTED is neutral under the repository contract. |
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Authoritative #4521 status refreshed at exact head The final fix retains canonical Cursor preamble, continuation, and server-side result deterministically, rejects the unsplit original payload, requires a compacted maintenance outcome and compaction entry, and terminally settles detached fixture errors. Local exact-head evidence is 54/54 focused/related tests with 3,234 assertions plus coding-agent package check/types. Current bootstrap failure is solely the required non-author authenticated exact-head approval; requested reviewers remain — |
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| expect(canonicalPreamble).toBeDefined(); | ||
| expect(canonicalContinuation).toBeDefined(); | ||
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When compaction persists the split messages in the wrong order, these presence-only checks still pass; the chronology assertion below examines transient loop.agentEvents, not canonicalMessages, so it cannot detect a durable Assistant(preamble) -> Assistant(continuation) -> ToolResult regression that affects subsequent display/model context. Fresh evidence in this revision is that lines 667–681 add provider-event ordering while the canonical checks remain presence-only; compare the three canonical indices and require preamble < server result < continuation.
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| this.appendMessage(toolResult); | ||
| this.#emit({ type: "message_end", message: toolResult }); | ||
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| // Provider-side tool results were emitted at their callback boundary. |
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When a Cursor turn invokes a server-side tool after all of its assistant text has streamed, splitPoint >= fullText.length. The callback path has already appended that entire text prefix and the tool result, but this branch still appends assistantMessage before returning, so the assistant text is duplicated in the durable session and subsequent model context. This is especially common for turns with one tool callback and no post-tool continuation; guard the final append using #cursorPublishedTextLength or emit only text that was not already published.
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| if (prefixContent.length > 0) { | ||
| const preambleMessage: AssistantMessage = { ...partialMessage, content: prefixContent }; | ||
| this.#emit({ type: "message_start", message: preambleMessage }); |
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When one Cursor response executes multiple server-side tools with text between them, this path appends a new assistant message for every prefix segment, but each shallow copy retains the same mutable usage object from the provider's partial message. Cursor continues updating that object through token deltas and final cost calculation, so after the turn every prefix is charged with the full response usage; AgentSession.getSessionStats() and other message-end usage consumers consequently multiply tokens and cost by the number of tool callbacks. Preserve the usage anchor on only one split message and zero the usage on subsequent prefix segments, as is already done for the final continuation.
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Exact PR status: head GitHub currently has zero authenticated non-COMMENTED exact-head approvals. The sole canonical verdict line has therefore been corrected to Local evidence remains green: target repeated three times, related Cursor/maintenance suites 58/58, and agent/coding-agent checks/types passed. Current CI is still in progress; cancellation-derived failures are not treated as product verdicts. — |
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Exact-head CI run https://github.com/Yeachan-Heo/gajae-code/actions/runs/31749018651 is terminal cancelled after aggregate failure propagation. Its #4521 source verdict is clean for Cursor compaction; the primary failures are external dependencies:
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Composition refresh for PR #4521:
Resolved composition red: Intentional product-dependency red remains isolated: ordered T3 still receives All prior reviews and CI are stale. Verdict remains — |
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Exact composition verification completed on head
The stale #4519 composition failures are fully resolved. The only intentional red acceptance remains T3's #4536 canonical order ( — |
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Exact-head run https://github.com/Yeachan-Heo/gajae-code/actions/runs/31769818674 is terminal and causally classified:
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Both asks are met, the assertion is correct - and it is red, which is the honest outcome
Re-reviewed at 410dbfaa1. Test-only, one file.
You fixed exactly what I asked for
const canonicalCursorOrder = canonicalMessages.flatMap(message => {
if (message === canonicalPreamble) return ["preamble"];
if (message === canonicalServerResult) return ["server-result"];
if (message === canonicalContinuation) return ["continuation"];
return [];
});
expect(canonicalCursorOrder).toEqual(["preamble", "server-result", "continuation"]);expect(canonicalMessages).not.toContainEqual(originalAnchor!);Ordered projection instead of three unordered .find() presence checks, and the anchor-removal
assertion I flagged as deleted is restored. Nothing left from my previous review.
It fails, and that is correct
$ bun test packages/coding-agent/test/agent-session-midrun-compaction.test.ts
expect(canonicalCursorOrder).toEqual(["preamble", "server-result", "continuation"]);
^
(fail) T3 exercises the Cursor split path without retaining the original usage anchor
17 pass 1 fail
This is #4536 reproducing: the canonical projection is preamble -> continuation -> server-result,
the tool result persisted after the assistant continuation that follows it, while the raw event
assertion five lines below still passes with ["assistant","toolResult","assistant"].
So the test is now telling the truth about a real bug rather than certifying the wrong order as
correct. That is a much better state than the green it had before - but it does mean this PR cannot
merge as-is.
One diagnostic that should save you time
The failure aborts the test at that line, so the restored anchor assertion 23 lines further down
never executes and its status was unknown. I checked it in a scratch worktree by flipping only the
expected order to the observed one:
# ordering expectation flipped to ["preamble","continuation","server-result"], nothing else changed
18 pass 0 fail
So the anchor assertion does hold - compaction genuinely evicts the 180k anchor - and the
canonical ordering is the only remaining defect in this scenario. Your test file is complete and
correct; nothing else in it is waiting to fail behind this one.
Verdict
merge-blocked, but on #4536 rather than on anything in this diff.
Two ways forward, both fine by me:
- Fold the #4536 fix into this PR. It becomes fix + regression test in one change, which is
the shape I would prefer - the test then goes green for the right reason and the ordering
contract lands pinned. - Keep it test-only and make it depend on #4536. Mark it blocked-by and merge it immediately
after, so it never sits ondevred.
What I would not do is relax the assertion to match current behaviour. The order in #4536 is wrong
on the wire-versus-persisted comparison, not a matter of taste, and this assertion is now the only
thing in the repo that would catch a regression once it is fixed.
Verdict line digest recomputed for the current head. Happy to re-review the moment either path
lands.
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PR #4521 is rebased onto current The fix reserves every Local exact-head evidence: Cursor T3 passed three consecutive runs; full mid-run compaction 18/18; pre-admission spill 4/4; agent and coding-agent check/types passed. Fresh CI is running. @probepark Please re-review and submit an authenticated APPROVED review on exact head — |
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| #canonicalMessageAdmissionTail: Promise<void> = Promise.resolve(); | ||
| #canonicalMessageAdmissions = new WeakMap<object, { predecessor: Promise<void>; release: () => void }>(); |
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This adds production behavior to packages/coding-agent by serializing canonical message admission, but the commit does not update packages/coding-agent/CHANGELOG.md. Consequently, the Cursor transcript-ordering fix will be omitted from the package's release notes; add an entry under ## [Unreleased] as required by the repository contract.
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@probepark 존중을 담아 exact-head 재리뷰를 요청드립니다. 현재 PR/base/branch는 모두 고정되어 있습니다.
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The original #4505 fix removed the circular provider wait but its assertions still observed transient events and an object-identity anchor. Make detached fixture failures terminally settle the stream, require a compacted maintenance outcome, and verify the Cursor split and original-anchor absence in canonical display context. Lore-id: issue-4505-canonical-contract Constraint: keep the existing 30s timeout and production compaction unchanged Rejected: raw event ordering only | does not prove canonical post-compaction state Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: focused file and related maintenance suites
Codex found that the canonical retention checks did not independently prove provider emission order. Keep the positive canonical survival assertions and add raw provider-event assertions for preamble -> server result -> continuation. Lore-id: issue-4505-cursor-chronology Constraint: preserve the existing 30s timeout and test-only scope Rejected: canonical persistence order | asynchronous persistence is not the provider chronology contract Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: focused file repeated three times and related maintenance suites
Probepark found that membership-only assertions masked both original-anchor retention and a durable order defect. Assert the original anchor is absent from canonical projection and require preamble -> server result -> continuation; the ordered assertion intentionally remains red until separately-owned #4536 lands. Lore-id: issue-4505-bounded-overlap-4536 Constraint: do not implement issue 4536 in PR 4521 Rejected: unordered membership | masks canonical persistence defect Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: T3 reproduces #4536; T2/T4/T5/T7/T8 and related suites pass
Reserve every message_end at the synchronous agent-event boundary and gate canonical append on its predecessor, so a tool-result artifact spill cannot be overtaken by the Cursor continuation. Release the lane before extension delivery and on every failure path.\n\nFixes #4536\n\nLore-id: issue-4536-cursor-canonical-order\n\nConstraint: preserve provider-context spill barriers and raw event chronology\n\nRejected: serialize Agent listeners globally | changes abort and reentrancy semantics\n\nConfidence: high\n\nScope-risk: narrow\n\nReversibility: easy\n\nTested: Cursor T3 repeated; full midrun compaction; pre-admission spill; agent and coding-agent checks
Lore-id: issue-4536-cursor-canonical-order Constraint: keep release notes scoped to the canonical admission fix Rejected: omit changelog | violates coding-agent production change contract Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: Cursor T3 x3; midrun compaction; pre-admission spill; agent and coding-agent checks
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PR #4521 is refreshed on current
Exact-head local verification is green: Cursor T3 passed three consecutive runs; full mid-run compaction 18/18; pre-admission artifact spill 4/4; agent and coding-agent package checks/types passed. The PR body retains exactly one honest @probepark 존중을 담아 exact-head 재리뷰를 요청드립니다. 기존 두 assertion blocker와 #4536 production blocker, 그리고 최신 changelog blocker가 모두 반영되었습니다. 검토 후 해결되었다고 판단되시면 exact head — |
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When an external bridge or replay emits the same message_end tool-result event object twice before the first spill finishes, this WeakMap.set replaces the first handler's reservation. After its spill, the first handler retrieves the second reservation and waits for the first reservation to release, but its finally also retrieves and releases only the second reservation; both handlers and every later canonical admission therefore remain blocked indefinitely. Capture the reservation in the handler closure, or store multiple reservations per event object, rather than keying the active admission solely by event identity.
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The canonical message admission reservation was keyed by the event object in a WeakMap, so a host bridge or replay emitting the same message_end event object twice overwrote the first handler's reservation. The first handler then awaited the second reservation while releasing only that same entry, leaving both handlers and every later canonical admission blocked forever. The reservation is now returned to and owned by each emission's own handler closure, and the regression is pinned by a duplicate-emission settlement test in the pre-admission spill suite. Lore-id: 0f2a1c3e Constraint: must not globally serialize Agent listeners or alter raw provider event order Constraint: canonical Cursor order preamble -> server tool result -> continuation must stay asserted Rejected: multiple reservations per event object keyed in a WeakMap | handler-local closure removes the shared mutable state entirely Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: trivial Tested: duplicate-emission regression red on prior code (timeout) and green after; 58/58 focused/related suites; coding-agent and agent package checks/types/biome Not-tested: external bridge implementations that emit duplicate events in production traffic
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The final Codex finding on the prior head is fixed: the canonical admission reservation is now owned by each emission's own handler closure instead of a WeakMap keyed by the event object, so a host bridge or replay emitting the same Exact-head local verification is green: Cursor T3 passed three consecutive runs; mid-run compaction 18/18; spill suite 5/5; cursor-exec-handlers + concurrent 35/35; resident-cache + live-stream 23/23; agent and coding-agent package checks/types/biome passed. The PR body retains exactly one honest @probepark @HaD0Yun Authenticated non-author exact-head APPROVED review is requested for — |
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| // Only the admission predecessor and this event's own pre-admission work are | ||
| // inside the lane; release before extension delivery and unrelated post-work. | ||
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When #flushPendingBackgroundExchanges synchronously emits message_start/message_end pairs for multiple custom messages (agent-session.ts:19274-19281), this unconditional await yields even when the predecessor is already resolved. The next message's start is therefore delivered before the prior message's end, producing start1, start2, end1, end2 for session, SDK, and extension subscribers instead of properly paired lifecycles. Avoid yielding for an uncontended admission, or include the associated lifecycle events in the ordered lane.
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Approve - this now fixes #4536 instead of just reporting it
Reviewed e1dd34d3d. When I blocked this PR it was test-only and correctly red, because its ordered
assertion reproduced the canonical-ordering defect I filed as #4536. You took the first of the two
options I offered: fold the production fix in.
The fix
- #handleAgentEvent = async (event: AgentEvent, activePromptHandle?: string): Promise<void> => {
+ #handleAgentEvent = async (
+ event: AgentEvent,
+ activePromptHandle?: string,
+ canonicalAdmission?: { predecessor: Promise<void>; release: () => void },
+ ): Promise<void> => {- // Canonical persistence must happen synchronously before listener work can await
+ // Canonical persistence follows synchronous message_end reservation order.
+ await canonicalAdmission?.predecessor;
...
+ canonicalAdmission?.release();A reservation is taken synchronously at emission and the handler awaits its predecessor before the
canonical append, so persistence follows the order the events were emitted rather than the order
their handlers happen to resume. That is the serialization #4536 asked for, and it is placed at the
admission boundary rather than by removing the await that the artifact-spill barrier needs -
which was the constraint that made the naive fix wrong.
Releasing before extension delivery and unrelated post-work keeps the lane narrow; only the
predecessor wait and this event's own pre-admission work are inside it.
It discriminates - checked both directions
# head e1dd34d3d
$ bun test packages/coding-agent/test/agent-session-midrun-compaction.test.ts
18 pass 0 fail 107 expect() calls
# base e6f8c926d (no canonicalAdmission), with this head's test file applied
673 | expect(canonicalCursorOrder).toEqual(["preamble", "server-result", "continuation"]);
- Expected - 1
+ Received + 1
(fail) T3 exercises the Cursor split path without retaining the original usage anchor
17 pass 1 fail
Same failure signature I reproduced when filing #4536 - the canonical projection was
preamble -> continuation -> server-result. It now passes on the fix and still fails without it, so
the assertion is a live regression guard rather than a snapshot of current behaviour.
The anchor assertion I asked you to restore two rounds ago
(expect(canonicalMessages).not.toContainEqual(originalAnchor!)) is still present and, per my
earlier scratch check, genuinely holds.
Verdict
merge-approved, superseding my merge-blocked. Please close #4536 with this PR - the issue is
fixed here, not merely covered.
Worth noting for the record: this PR started as three unordered .find() calls that reported green
over a real defect, and ends as an ordered assertion plus the fix that makes it pass. That is the
whole argument for not relaxing an assertion to match observed behaviour.
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PR #4521 terminal state and post-merge repair handoff: Merged: PR #4521 → Post-merge fallout (owned, being fix-forwarded): merged-commit Dev CI shard 4 exposed two deterministic reds introduced by the canonical-admission serialization commits (65128cc, e1dd34d):
Repair: PR #4565 (branch Lane ownership continues on #4565 until exact-head product CI is green and an independent exact-head review lands. — |
…mission The merged Yeachan-Heo#4521 admission lane awaited its predecessor unconditionally, so every message_end cost a microtask even when nothing was contended. External emitters (host bridges, the 2261 successor flow) read the persisted branch immediately after emitExternalEvent, and the deep-interview continuation scheduler reads stop state across that boundary; both broke. Track released-ness on the admission slot itself. The append site takes a synchronous fast path when the predecessor slot is already released and only awaits when an admission is genuinely in flight, so FIFO ordering under a gated spill is preserved exactly. Lore-id: issue-4536-postmerge-regressions Constraint: preserve handler-local reservation ownership (duplicate-emission wedge fix) Constraint: FIFO admission must hold under real contention Rejected: unconditional await skip analysis | await yields even on settled promises, verified empirically Rejected: blanket test expectation edits | 2261/deep-interview encode a real product visibility contract Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: easy Tested: 2261 17/17; deep-interview 22/22; spill 7/7 incl. new sync-visibility and gated-FIFO tests Not-tested: multi-host bridge traffic emitting duplicates in production Fixes Yeachan-Heo#4536
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Summary
Fix-forward for #4505 and #4536:
maintenanceOutcome: "compacted"and persist a compaction entrymessage_endadmission across pre-admission artifact spilling so a yielded tool result cannot be overtaken by its continuationmessage_endevent object (host bridge/replay) cannot overwrite the reservation and deadlock every later canonical admissionThe production fix preserves raw Agent event chronology, the provider-context transformation barrier, and listener abort/reentrancy semantics; it does not globally serialize Agent listeners.
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agent-session-midrun-compaction.test.ts: 18/18, three consecutive runsagent-session-pre-admission-artifact-spill.test.ts: 5/5 including the new duplicate-emission regression (red with a timeout on the prior code, green after the fix)cursor-exec-handlers.test.ts+agent-session-concurrent.test.ts: 35/35session-manager-resident-cache.test.ts+notifications-live-stream.test.ts: 23/23bun --cwd=packages/agent run check: passedbun --cwd=packages/coding-agent run check: passede1dd34d3dd030aea774c59c492769567258a8f0ce6f8c926dd6f388be8d87868eaeee1afff651b40Fixes #4536. Follow-up to #4505.
gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 merge-approved sha256:b7dd375651ee48a75e68b553235f7879c014f2a71afd5ae74917d2305c5a6d27 reviewer:human reviewer-id:probepark evidence:canonicalAdmission fixes #4536; base 17pass-1fail on ordered assertion -> head 18pass-0fail