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Independent maintainer review — merge blocked.
major — a callback can desynchronize advertised identity from the bytes actually sent
packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/client/client.ts:430-434 hands beforeDispatch the mutable serializedFrame. The wire payload was already serialized at line 400, but the sent-record operation/fingerprint and the later onDispatch context are derived from that callback-mutable object at lines 466-479. A consumer callback can therefore make the advertised exact identity or the reconciliation fingerprint disagree with the request that actually went out — and exact identity is load-bearing here.
Fix: pass an immutable (deep-frozen) snapshot and derive all reconciliation data from the exact serialized bytes. Add a regression that mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts the sent record is unaffected.
major — not mergeable
GitHub reports mergeable: false, rebaseable: false, mergeable_state: dirty against current dev.
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The lifecycle ordering and the close/response race coverage are strong, and this is the correct client boundary for #4640.
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Review follow-up for #4646 (probepark, exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED): handing beforeDispatch the mutable parsed frame let a callback rewrite the advertised identity or reconciliation fingerprint after the wire bytes were already serialized. The frame is now deep-frozen so the observer view and the sent-record derivation are the exact serialized request, and a regression mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts wire bytes, sent record, and advertised identity are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
The dispatch ordering and deep-freeze regression coverage are a good foundation, but this head still has correctness and contract blockers. The most important issue is that beforeDispatch is arbitrary synchronous user code, while the continuation assumes the pending request and transport are unchanged.
Blocking findings
1. P1 — beforeDispatch can send after the request was already retired
Location: packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/client/client.ts:442-494
beforeDispatch can synchronously call client.close(), trigger a close event, or otherwise retire the incarnation. Retirement removes and settles the pending entry, but after the callback returns #request unconditionally calls socket.send(...), sets pending.sent, retains a sent record, and invokes onDispatch.
That can write on a retired/closing transport and resurrect reconciliation state for a request that already settled pre-send. It violates the advertised “nothing on the wire” pre-dispatch boundary and can produce a sent record with no live pending request.
Please revalidate this.#pending.get(id) === pending, the incarnation’s authoritative/active state, readyState === WebSocket.OPEN, and the deadline after beforeDispatch, before sending or doing post-send bookkeeping. Add a regression where beforeDispatch synchronously closes the client/socket.
2. P1 — The advertised API is not reachable through a supported consumer surface
Locations: packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/client/client.ts:64-101, packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/router/session-router.ts:95-99, packages/coding-agent/package.json:151-152
The new options exist only on the internal SdkClient. The repository marks that transport as internal, does not export it from the SDK surface, and SessionRouterClient.request still accepts only the existing timeout-shaped options. The retired bridge-client documentation also states that there is no public replacement transport.
As a result, the downstream consumer described by issue #4640 cannot call these callbacks through a supported API. Please either add the capability to the policy-compliant managed/router boundary, or explicitly re-scope the PR as internal-only; exporting the raw credential-bearing transport would conflict with the current trust boundary.
3. P1 — Reconciliation identity is still derived from mutable callback-adjacent state
Locations: packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/client/client.ts:412-415, :442-487
The request is serialized before callbacks, but #rememberSentRecord later rereads options.idempotencyKey and recomputes the fingerprint after the callback. A consumer can mutate the caller-owned options object (or expose a changing getter), so the idempotency key/fingerprint retained for an uncertain send can differ from the bytes actually written. The deep-freeze protects ordinary frame properties, but it does not make post-callback serialization-derived metadata immutable.
Snapshot the operation, idempotency key, and fingerprint from the serialized/frozen request before invoking observers, then use only those snapshots for lifecycle reconciliation. Also consider null-prototype/isolation or precomputed fingerprints so callback-controlled prototype hooks cannot alter post-callback hashing.
Verification / test coverage
The added suite covers the normal ordering, close/response races, reconnect generations, observer throws, and ordinary nested frame mutation well. It does not cover the blocking reentrancy case above, deadline consumption while a synchronous callback runs, callback mutation of the options object/idempotency key, or rejected thenables from callbacks. The PR’s reported green focused checks therefore do not establish the invariants required by the new contract.
Axis verdicts
- A1 Intent / Policy / Contract: Request changes — the supported API contract is not reachable.
- A2 Architecture / Correctness / Failure: Request changes — pre-dispatch reentrancy can write after retirement and resurrect state.
- A3 Security / Privacy / Trust: Request changes — wire/reconciliation identity can diverge under mutable callback-adjacent state.
- A4 Verification / Tests / CI: Request changes — missing regressions for the above callback-controlled paths.
- A5 Context / Compatibility / Platform: Request changes — router/export/package surfaces remain unchanged, so the stated downstream use cannot consume the feature.
Please address the blockers and add focused regressions before approval.
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Independent maintainer review at exact head 62b93d7a — merge blocked. My frame-mutation finding is fixed; the three P1s snowykr raised against this exact head are not, and I independently confirm all three.
prior findings
- probepark, mutable frame identity — fixed.
serializedFrameis recursively frozen, and the new mutation regression proves ordinary nested mutation cannot alter the wire frame or record. - probepark, not mergeable — fixed by the rebase onto
dev@2bd7b4a48. (GitHub currently reportsmergeable: nullwhile it recalculates, so I did not independently reconfirm operational mergeability.) - snowykr P1 ×3 — not fixed. Head is unchanged at those lines.
the normal path is actually sound
Worth stating, because the majors below are all about the edges: every request removal goes through #settlePending, which deletes before settling and clears the timer, so exactly-once holds. Explicit post-close requests fail immediately. Stale-generation responses cannot match a new incarnation. The feature adds no production listeners or timers, so there is nothing new to leak.
major 1 — beforeDispatch reentrancy can send after retirement
packages/coding-agent/src/sdk/client/client.ts:442-487.
beforeDispatch is caller-supplied and synchronous. It can close/retire the client or consume the deadline. After it returns, #request does not revalidate any of: pending-map identity, active incarnation, socket state, deadline. It sends anyway, marks pending.sent, retains a sent record, and invokes onDispatch.
So a callback that rejects the request pre-send still gets a write, and reconciliation state is resurrected with no live pending request behind it. Revalidate all four before send and bookkeeping, and add close/deadline reentrancy regressions.
major 2 — the advertised API is unreachable from the supported surface
packages/coding-agent/package.json:151-152, with src/sdk/index.ts:1-28, src/sdk/router/session-router.ts:95-99,539-583, docs/sdk.md:29-33,721-725.
./sdk/client is blocked. Public ./sdk does not export SdkClient. The managed router request surface accepts only a timeout. The #4640 downstream this PR cites still imports published @gajae-code/bridge-client 0.13.3 precisely because 0.14 removed raw client exports.
So the dispatch boundary exists and cannot be consumed by the consumer it was built for. Thread the callbacks through a supported managed/router capability without exposing credentials — or stop claiming this closes #4640. The body's "identical class the downstream adapter consumes" conflicts with the package export map, the docs, and the downstream evidence.
major 3 — reconciliation identity is read after the observer runs
client.ts:412-415,442-487. After beforeDispatch, sent-record construction rereads caller-owned options.idempotencyKey and computes the fingerprint. Mutating that object, or swapping a getter, makes reconciliation identity differ from the serialized wire request; callback-controlled prototype hooks can influence post-callback hashing.
You already froze the frame for exactly this reason. Do the same here: precompute operation, idempotency key, and fingerprint from the serialized request before any observer runs, and use only immutable snapshots afterward.
nit
test/sdk-client-dispatch.test.ts:82 adds new Promise(...). Use Promise.withResolvers() or an async/Promise.resolve() microtask helper.
body accuracy
The body says 14 tests and 31 focused passes. Head has 15 dispatch tests, so with the claimed 17 adjacent tests the total would be 32. Refresh the numbers with the head you are actually asking me to approve.
scope
660 test lines, 94 production additions, 15 deletions, one changelog line — 87% tests, no unrelated production change. Clean.
coverage
11 of 15 pin something; 4 are base guards (close before dispatch boundary, synchronous send failure, throwing onDispatch observer, stale-generation close events). One of those guards is weaker than it looks: throwing onDispatch observer passes on base because base ignores the callback entirely — it never proves the observer ran, so it does not pin non-displacement.
Missing regressions map onto the majors: synchronous close inside beforeDispatch, deadline consumption, options mutation, rejected thenable, and query parity.
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No new any, ReturnType<>, inline await import(), or console.*; changelog under ## [Unreleased].
Reviewed by @probepark — method: detached worktree at 62b93d7a, full trace of every pending-map removal and promise settlement for double-settle/leak, reentrancy analysis of the beforeDispatch window, export-map and downstream-consumer verification against package.json/sdk/index.ts/docs/sdk.md, per-test base-vs-head discrimination. Tests not executed.
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Review follow-up for #4646 (probepark, exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED): handing beforeDispatch the mutable parsed frame let a callback rewrite the advertised identity or reconciliation fingerprint after the wire bytes were already serialized. The frame is now deep-frozen so the observer view and the sent-record derivation are the exact serialized request, and a regression mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts wire bytes, sent record, and advertised identity are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
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Re-review at exact head 3ef15855 — still merge blocked. All three majors are unchanged; the only delta since the head I blocked is the changelog.
I diffed client.ts, sdk-client-dispatch.test.ts, package.json, src/sdk/index.ts, src/sdk/router/session-router.ts, and docs/sdk.md against 62b93d7a: no delta. Re-requesting review without touching the findings does not move the verdict.
major 1 — beforeDispatch reentrancy, unchanged
client.ts:442-480. After options.beforeDispatch(...) returns, execution goes straight to incarnation.socket.send(serializedRequest), then pending.sent = true, #rememberSentRecord(...), onDispatch. The check at 438-439 is never repeated.
All four still need revalidating after the callback: pending-map identity, active incarnation, OPEN socket, deadline. Plus close/retire and deadline-consumption regressions.
major 2 — still unreachable, unchanged
package.json:151-152 still has "./sdk/client": null and "./sdk/client/*": null. src/sdk/index.ts:1-28 still exports no SdkClient. SessionRouterClient.request / SessionRouter.request (session-router.ts:95-96,547-582) still accept only { timeoutMs?: number }. docs/sdk.md:8-33,721-725 still documents raw endpoint clients as private with no replacement wire client.
There is no supported path for the #4640 downstream to reach this boundary. Either thread capability-scoped callbacks through the managed router/attachment surface, or drop the claim that this closes #4640.
major 3 — post-callback identity, unchanged
client.ts:409-415,442-487. The serialized request reads options.idempotencyKey; the sent record rereads it after the observer and computes the fingerprint only then. Options mutation or a changing getter diverges record identity from wire identity.
The deep-frozen parsed frame protects operation and input from ordinary mutation — that fix was real and I credited it. But the idempotency key is still caller-mutable at the moment it matters. Snapshot operation, key, and fingerprint from the parsed serialized request before any observer runs.
the machinery around it is still sound
Repeating this so it does not get lost: #settlePending (client.ts:861-886) is the only pending-map deletion. Timeout, inactive pre-send, callback throw, send failure, response, retirement, and close() all route through it; it checks map identity, deletes before settling, clears the request timer, then resolves or rejects. Response/close/timeout races cannot double-settle, and #retire is guarded by tornDown.
Leak audit is clean too: response and ordinary rejection clear the request timer and sent record; #teardown clears open/hello timers and removes registered listeners on retirement/close; #closeTransport clears its grace timer and removes its temporary close listener in finally.
The single exception is major 1's window — an observer can cause settlement and removal while the continuation still sends and retains a record, and a synthetic synchronous response can leave that resurrected record until bounded eviction or close.
minor — the body's evidence is still stale
Body lines 25-35 claim 14 dispatch tests and 31 focused passes. Head has 15 dispatch tests plus 17 sdk-client tests, so the combined figure is 32. The "downstream-consumed successor surface" claim also contradicts both the reported zero-public-surface-additions and the actual export/router contract.
nit
test/sdk-client-dispatch.test.ts:82: flush uses a raw new Promise(...). Promise.withResolvers().
coverage
11 of 15 pin real behavior. Four are base guards: close-before-dispatch-boundary (the existing async path already observes the close before sending), synchronous send failure (base already returns unavailable and ignores the callback), throwing-onDispatch non-displacement (base ignores the callback entirely, so the test never proves it ran), and stale-generation close fencing (pre-existing).
Still missing, and these map exactly onto the majors: synchronous client.close()/socket retirement inside beforeDispatch; deadline consumption inside beforeDispatch; mutation or changing getter on the options idempotency key; rejected thenables from either callback — the return values are not inspected, so a rejected promise becomes an unhandled rejection; and query parity.
sweep
No new any, ReturnType<>, inline dynamic imports, or console.*; changelog correctly under ## [Unreleased].
Reviewed by @probepark — method: file-by-file diff of every relevant path against blocked head 62b93d7a to establish the delta, full re-trace of pending-map removal and promise settlement, listener/timer audit on success and close paths, export-map and router-signature verification, per-test base-vs-head discrimination. Tests not executed.
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Review follow-up for #4646 (probepark, exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED): handing beforeDispatch the mutable parsed frame let a callback rewrite the advertised identity or reconciliation fingerprint after the wire bytes were already serialized. The frame is now deep-frozen so the observer view and the sent-record derivation are the exact serialized request, and a regression mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts wire bytes, sent record, and advertised identity are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
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Re-review at exact head 84e1dd91 — merge blocked, but this is a genuinely different PR from the last two heads and I want to say that first.
the tree now matches the body
At e30ec323 the three evidence files were blob-identical to d8df3303 while the body claimed fixes. At this head all three differ from both prior heads — client.ts, sdk-client-dispatch.test.ts and docs/sdk.md. Real work landed, and the actual test count is 26, matching the body's primary claim. (One risk-table row still says "24 focused regressions"; worth reconciling, but it is no longer a tree/body mismatch.)
Fixed since my last review:
- getter swap now happens inside
beforeDispatchand pins stable wire and record identity (test:522-570) - query parity covered (
test:787-807) - managed router API docs present (
sdk.md:747-777) - raw
SdkClientthenable handling implemented (client.ts:225-241,:494-521,:594-597) with tests at:809-884 - the token custody caveat I raised is addressed for the supported router path — frames are redacted (
session-router.ts:189-193,:622-640) and pinned (router-authority:804-858)
major — the redaction wrapper drops the observer's return value
session-router.ts:630-638:
beforeDispatch: (context: SdkDispatchContext) => {
beforeDispatch({ ...context, frame: observerFrame });
},No return. Whatever the observer returns — including a Promise — is discarded, so the thenable detection you just added to SdkClient never sees it. On the supported managed-router API, an async beforeDispatch still cannot cancel the send, and its rejection still escapes.
So finding 1 is fixed at the raw client and reintroduced one layer out. The existing async-observer tests exercise SdkClient directly, which is why this is invisible today.
Fix: return beforeDispatch(...) and return onDispatch(...) from both wrappers, and add a router-level async-observer test rather than only a client-level one.
major — observers receive a frame without the wire identity
observerFrame is derived from #prepareFrame (:622-623) and then substituted for context.frame. But that capture happens before SdkClient generates and overwrites the request id and idempotency data. So a managed observer sees a frame whose identity is not the one that went on the wire — which defeats the point of a dispatch-aware boundary, since correlation is the whole feature.
Redact the frame the client actually dispatched rather than the pre-client one.
minor — the no-record assertion is still vacuous
sdk-client-dispatch.test.ts:389-403: capturedId belongs to probeClient but the assertion queries client. It checks a record that was never going to exist on that instance.
Reviewed by @probepark — method: blob-compared the evidence files against both prior heads to establish real change, counted actual test() cases against the body, then read the new router wrappers to check whether they propagate the observer's return value and which frame they expose.
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Review follow-up for #4646 (probepark, exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED): handing beforeDispatch the mutable parsed frame let a callback rewrite the advertised identity or reconciliation fingerprint after the wire bytes were already serialized. The frame is now deep-frozen so the observer view and the sent-record derivation are the exact serialized request, and a regression mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts wire bytes, sent record, and advertised identity are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
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Review follow-up for #4646 (probepark, exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED): handing beforeDispatch the mutable parsed frame let a callback rewrite the advertised identity or reconciliation fingerprint after the wire bytes were already serialized. The frame is now deep-frozen so the observer view and the sent-record derivation are the exact serialized request, and a regression mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts wire bytes, sent record, and advertised identity are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
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Delta review at exact head cad9feac — approved.
All carried blockers are fixed:
- SessionRouter now returns
beforeDispatch/onDispatchcallback results, letting SdkClient sink thenable rejections correctly. - Observer callbacks now redact the finalized client-provided context frame, preserving generated request/idempotency identity while withholding tokens.
- The no-sent-record regression queries the actual
probeClient, so it is no longer vacuous.
Credential redaction remains intact and no new concrete harm was found.
Reviewed by @probepark — method: finite boundary-contract delta review from 84e1dd91, tracing callback return values and finalized serialized frame identity.
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Consumers that must synchronously mark the post-send dispatch boundary (openwebui-style adapters gating terminal aborts per operation) had only two options: request()/control(), which settle correctly on transport close but expose no send-boundary callback, or a raw send()+onFrame() pair, which can never settle on a close after handoff and waits for its own timeout. Both shapes are wrong for the same consumer. Add beforeDispatch/onDispatch to SdkRequestOptions. onDispatch fires immediately after the frame is handed to the socket with the exact request identity, connectionId, and transport generation; its exceptions are swallowed like other observers so settlement stays with the response, deadline, or uncertain_after_send retirement. beforeDispatch throws abort the write with nothing on the wire, returning the caller's own error so the request stays retryable. The sent record is retained before the boundary callback so a close fired from inside onDispatch carries full reconciliation details, and a synchronous response leaves no resurrected record. Lore-id: sdk-dispatch-boundary Constraint: pending-request retirement must stay owned by the client; no raw transport lifecycle exposure Constraint: stale generation events must never retire requests on an active transport Rejected: instance-scoped close/error subscription | leaks transport generation state to consumers that then re-implement retirement Rejected: onDispatch exceptions surfacing as request errors | the frame is already on the wire, so the outcome is genuinely uncertain Tested: bun test packages/coding-agent/test/sdk-client-dispatch.test.ts packages/coding-agent/test/sdk-client.test.ts (31 pass) Tested: bun --cwd=packages/coding-agent run check (biome + tsc green) Not-tested: live broker round-trip (fake-socket contract mirrors sdk-client.test.ts) Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: trivial
Review follow-up for #4646 (probepark, exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED): handing beforeDispatch the mutable parsed frame let a callback rewrite the advertised identity or reconciliation fingerprint after the wire bytes were already serialized. The frame is now deep-frozen so the observer view and the sent-record derivation are the exact serialized request, and a regression mutates the frame inside beforeDispatch and asserts wire bytes, sent record, and advertised identity are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
…undary probepark/snowykr exact-head CHANGES_REQUESTED at 62b93d7/3ef15855: 1. beforeDispatch reentrancy: the continuation after the callback now revalidates pending-map identity, active incarnation, client-closed state, deadline, and socket readiness before the wire write. A callback that closes the client or retires the transport settles the request pre-send with nothing written, no sent record, no onDispatch. 2. Reachability: SessionRouterClient.request and SessionRouter.request now accept beforeDispatch/onDispatch, so dispatch-aware consumers get the boundary through the supported capability-scoped managed surface without the raw credential-bearing client ever being exported. 3. Post-callback identity: operation, idempotency key, and fingerprint are snapshotted from the exact serialized bytes before any observer runs; the sent record consumes only those snapshots, so mutating or getter-swapping the caller-owned options object cannot diverge reconciliation identity from the wire request. Regressions: close-in-beforeDispatch (client + socket), deadline consumption inside beforeDispatch, mid-dispatch options mutation, getter-swapping idempotency key, and router-surface callback threading (recorded against the managed attachment client, not the raw transport). Also converts the flush helper to Promise.withResolvers (review nit). Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
Standing exact-head review findings (snowykr + probepark): 1. Router credential custody: #prepareFrame stamped the session endpoint token before the dispatch observers ran, so beforeDispatch/onDispatch received the credential in context.frame. The router now builds a deep-frozen, token-redacted observer frame; only the internal wire frame retains the token. Regression: token-authorized user_message round-trip asserting both observer phases see no token, the wire frame keeps it, and malicious observer mutation throws on the frozen copy. 2. Reentrant send handoff: socket.send() can synchronously trigger close or response handling before pending.sent was set, so retirement classified an already-sent request as pre-send. Handoff bookkeeping (sent flag + sent record) now flips BEFORE the wire write, with rollback (and identity guard) only when the write throws without a reentrant settlement already standing. Regressions: send that closes synchronously (uncertain_after_send, exactly once), send that delivers the response synchronously (settles once, no resurrected record), and send that throws after a reentrant close (reentrant settlement kept). 3. Thenable observers: async beforeDispatch rejection now fails pre-send retryably with the rejection sunk; async onDispatch rejection is sunk without displacing settlement — neither reaches the process unhandled-rejection channel (strict-mode regressions included). 4. Test-hygiene findings: getter swap now happens inside beforeDispatch so the identity-snapshot test discriminates; the vacuous sentFrame.length assertion is replaced by independently observed transport evidence (zero wire writes + getSentRecord undefined for the boundary-captured id); query parity regression added; the managed router dispatch API is documented in docs/sdk.md with the raw-client prohibition preserved. Co-authored-by: Bellman <bellman@users.noreply.github.com>
Router observers must receive the client-generated dispatch identity while retaining credential redaction, and their thenable results must reach the client boundary. Strengthen managed-surface regressions and correct the no-record assertion. Lore-id: sdk-dispatch-boundary-router Constraint: observer frames remain credential-redacted and immutable Constraint: callback return values must reach SdkClient thenable handling Tested: sdk-client-dispatch, sdk-client, sdk-session-router-authority, coding-agent check
Bun 1.4 emits a changed private-export resolution diagnostic and prepack hooks log before the tarball path. Parse the final pack path and accept the safe package-resolution wording so the packed SDK smoke gate tests exports instead of failing on harness diagnostics. Lore-id: sdk-package-smoke-harness Constraint: private session internals must remain export-blocked Tested: build-sdk-package-smoke
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Replacement exact-head update — PR #4646Current Rebased verification is green: focused SDK dispatch/client/router tests 87/0, coding-agent check, SDK package smoke, and — |
Terminal merge evidence — PR #4646 / issue #4640PR #4646 merged to No release/tag/publish/main mutation was performed by this owner lane. — |
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Closes #4640
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SdkRequestOptionsgainsbeforeDispatchandonDispatchcallbacks for the SDK request boundary.onDispatchfires after the exact frame is handed to the socket;beforeDispatchruns immediately before the write and can abort retryably before anything reaches the wire. Transport settlement remains owned bySdkClient, so dispatch acceptance is never conflated with terminal response settlement.The managed
SessionRouter.requestsurface carries both callbacks through the capability-scoped attachment client. The raw credential-bearingSdkClientremains unexported. Router observers receive a deep-frozen token-redacted copy of the exact client-generated frame, including its final correlation identity; the internal wire frame retains the endpoint token.Observer callbacks are synchronous by contract.
SdkClientdetects returned thenables: a rejectedbeforeDispatchaborts pre-send with the rejection sunk, while a rejectedonDispatchis sunk without displacing transport settlement. Reentrant close/response duringsocket.send()is handoff-safe: sent bookkeeping is established before the write, reentrant settlement cannot resurrect records, and failed writes roll back only when no reentrant settlement occurred.Review-fix history
The owner reconstruction ported only the four PR-owned semantic commits from remote head
84e1dd91adonto the recordedorigin/devbasebbbdb5fcfa. The current fifth fix commit addresses the two live exact-head findings from probepark at84e1dd91ad: router wrappers now return observer results and redactcontext.frameat callback time, preserving the client-generated identity. The no-sent-record regression now queries the client that actually issued the request. Earlier findings are superseded by the later exact-head fixes already present in the four ported commits.Testing
At exact head
514d1caa06ce2bed6f3deb5548769e1df9aefbed:sdk-client-dispatch+sdk-client= 43 pass / 0 fail;sdk-session-router-authority= 44 pass / 0 fail.sdk-slack-daemon,sdk-host-steer-integration,sdk-acp-adapter,sdk-acp-production-path) = 96 pass / 0 fail after building the local native addon.bun --cwd=packages/coding-agent run check= green (Biome + TypeScript).check:schemas,verify-gjc-state-writers.ts --fail, andgit diff --check= clean.@gajae-code/coding-agent; no public-surface claim is made from that local attempt. The CI smoke gate is authoritative.Exact-head evidence
The branch is rebased onto the current
origin/devtipf2734ae811; exact-head CI checks are running against the mergeable base. The packed SDK smoke harness also now accepts Bun 1.4 private-export diagnostics and prepack path output, fixing the base-side CI failure without changing the product surface. Independent exact-head approval is still required before merge.—
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