feat(server): delegate_task to a linked environment#16719

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Part of cross-environment orchestration. An agent can now delegate a task to a linked environment and get woken by its result, the same way a local subagent wakes it.

How it works

  • The call. delegate_task takes target.environmentId and, optionally, target.projectId. Without a project, it picks the project there with the same repository canonicalKey as this thread's. Both sides resolve the identity with RepositoryIdentityResolver, because a project's cached identity is blank until enrichment runs. If none or several match, it fails with invalid_request and lists the candidates.
  • Launch there. The child is an ordinary thread on the other side. RemoteDelegation launches it through PeerForwarding, and uses a key derived from clientRequestId and the caller's namespace, so a retry hits the same thread there via #16654.
    • The provider and model inherit from the parent, as for a local task. A different provider there needs target.model.
    • Modes the caller asks for are checked against the parent. Omitted modes are left to the other side, which inherits the parent's modes capped by the link's access. A narrower link (say auto-accept-edits under a full-access parent) still takes the task instead of refusing it.
  • Record here. A new internal command, delegated_task.remote.request, records the task on the parent: node, subagent row and turn item, with remoteChild: {environmentId, threadId, label} instead of a local child thread. childThreadId is null for these tasks; it becomes nullable in the MCP result, and every reader handles that.
  • Completion. A follower waits on the remote thread (in ≤50 s pieces, per #16684), reads its last reply, and dispatches delegated_task.remote.complete. That command reuses planDelegatedCompletionDelivery and offerDelegatedCompletionDeliveries, so the parent's live run claims the result and wakes exactly as it does for a local child. A second report is refused, so the first result stands.
  • Failure handling. A revoked or expired link fails the task with the reason. Anything else, such as the other machine asleep or a dropped route, backs off up to 5 minutes and tries again.
  • Restart. At startup the follower re-follows every open remote task (ProjectionStore.getOpenRemoteDelegatedTasks). Restart recovery (ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService) no longer cancels a remote task as abandoned provider work.
  • Task tools.
    • task_status: answers from the row.
    • mode=wait: wakes on the parent's subagent.updated.
    • task_cancel: interrupts the thread there, then completes the task as cancelled.
  • Lineage across environments. The launch carries delegatedFrom: {environmentId, threadId, title}. Like linkOrigin, only the server keeps it: thread.create drops it unless the launch is stamped with a link origin, and a client cannot set it.
    • Parent (web). The inline task card and a Lineage row in the thread panel say "on box". They open the thread there when this client is connected to that environment, and are plain labels otherwise.
    • Child (web). The timeline opens with "Subagent of on ", with "Open parent thread" when that environment is connected. The parent's live title is used once the client sees it.
    • Mobile. Subagent rows say "on box" and open the remote thread when the environment is known. The thread header reads "Subagent of ".
    • Thread lists. A client connected to both machines lists the child under its parent, as it does a local subagent, not as a thread of its own. The web sidebar and its project ordering, mobile's thread lists and notifications leave it out. When the child, or one of its own subagents there, asks for approval or input, the parent here is flagged and shows the "Subagent needs …" banner. A child whose parent the client can't list (that machine switched off, or the parent gone) stays listed on its own, so its work is never out of reach.
  • Docs. docs/user/remote-access.md and docs/internals/remote.md get a short note each.

Verification

  • peer/RemoteDelegation.test.ts runs the laptop's real orchestrator (replay harness, SQLite), real toolkit and RemoteDelegation against the box's real /mcp behind real OAuth, on a real socket. The box's thread store is modelled, and the test finishes its thread. Three tests:
    • Delegate and complete. Delegating launches in the box project with the matching repository. A retry with the same key launches and records nothing new. When the box thread finishes, the task completes with its reply, the parent's live run claims it (delegatedCompletion.delivery.taskIds), the parent is offered a wake, and task_status reports the result.
    • Restart. The laptop delegates and is torn down. The task finishes on the box meanwhile. A new laptop on the same database starts the follower, which completes the task.
    • Cancel and revoke. task_cancel interrupts the box thread and completes the task as cancelled. A second task fails with "no longer accepts this link" once the box revokes the link.
  • orchestration-v2/RemoteDelegatedTask.test.ts covers the deciders directly:
    • A replayed request records one task, with no local thread.
    • The task is open until it completes, then it isn't.
    • Completion claims the delivery and offers one wake.
    • A late second report is refused.
  • Mutation-checked: each of these fails its test when removed:
    • the parent wake after completion;
    • the delivery plan (writing the bare task);
    • first-result-wins;
    • re-following at startup;
    • the open-task query's result filter;
    • failing on revocation (it would retry forever);
    • cancel's interrupt there;
    • the retry key;
    • the remote turn item.
  • Also ran all of mcp, peer and cli, plus ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService, DelegatedCompletionDelivery, ThreadManagementService, ProviderTurnControlService, ProjectionStore and Orchestrator: 49 files, 491 tests. Contracts orchestratorMcp and orchestrationV2: 40 tests. All passed. Server, contracts, client-runtime, web and mobile typecheck clean, and lint is clean on the changed lines.

Review fixes (bots plus three rounds of adversarial review by GPT 6.1 Sol and Claude Fable 5.1)

  • The task there gets what a local child gets. The role prompt, and the parent's provider and model unless the caller names others. Modes the caller omits are left to the other side, which caps the parent's modes at the link's access.

  • Its own run, read whole. The launch's run id is kept on remoteChild.runId. The follower waits on that run and takes the result from that run's last reply, paging through the whole thread and reading a long reply to its end (itemId + textOffset). A later run's reply is never taken as the result.

  • Retries and keys. The local record's command id carries the provider session's namespace, matching the forwarder's launch key, so a reused clientRequestId from another session is a new task on both sides. Each completion attempt has its own command id, and a report refused because the task already ended counts as done.

  • Terminal failures end the task. A revoked or expired link, a link forgotten here, or a thread or run gone there fails the task with the reason, instead of retrying forever.

  • Stopping stops the whole thread there. Cancel, and the parent's Stop, send t3_thread_interrupt with stop: true (#16684), which also holds the thread's queue there and stops the tasks it delegated. A cancel after the result still stops follow-up work there.

  • A stop owed survives. remoteChild.stoppedThere records that nothing is left to stop there. A task cancelled or stopped here without it is followed again after a restart, and the follower keeps sending the stop until it lands. A run that ends there while the parent's Stop lands here doesn't count as stopped (stoppedThere: "ran-out" vs "stopped"), so its queued work is still stopped. A stop the other side refuses on mode grounds, say after the parent was lowered, ends instead of retrying.

  • Smaller fixes.

    • A failed local record interrupts the thread it just launched.
    • The follower reaches the peer with this environment's id.
    • Matching a project there pages through every project.
    • A local target.projectId naming another project is refused.
    • Delegating reads the one link it needs without probing every peer.
  • Tests. RemoteDelegation.test.ts went from 4 to 15 tests. They cover:

    • a 45,000-character reply and a later run's reply present;
    • namespacing;
    • the thread gone there and the link forgotten here;
    • cancel without a link, and cancel after the result;
    • the parent's Stop, while the box is unreachable, across a restart, while the result is being read, and when the box refuses it.

    Each was mutation-checked.

  • Client tests. threadShell.test.ts runs both environments' shell atoms: the child is left out of navigation while its parent is listed, and listed again when the parent is gone or its machine is switched off; an approval from the child's own subagent flags the parent and fills its banner. Each rule was mutation-checked. Sidebar.logic.test.ts covers the sidebar filter.

  • Deferred: recording the task here before launching it there, to cover a crash or lost response between the two without a retry. That's #17051, with a design. Today a failed record interrupts the launched thread, and a retry with the same clientRequestId replays the launch and records it.

Demo: link, delegate, follow the lineage (dev servers on this PR's head, hostnames laptop and box, real Codex agents)

Steps, in order:

  1. Create a pairing link on the box.
  2. Link it from the laptop's Settings → Connections.
  3. The box lists the laptop as a client it can revoke.
  4. A laptop agent gets a plain prompt ("delegate this to my box environment…"), with no model or modes.
  5. It calls delegate_task with only target.environmentId. The task runs on the box under the link's auto-accept-edits, while the parent has full access.
  6. The parent wakes with the box's result. Only the box's pricing.ts changed.
  7. With the box added as an environment on the laptop client, the "on box" card opens the box's thread, which shows "From T3 Code · laptop" and "Subagent of …". "Open parent thread" returns.

Pairing codes are blurred.

https://gh-file-drop-api-prod-mi5fy3sowv63ufte.pinglabs.workers.dev/f/7edb274b45c1a49f/peer-delegation-demo.mp4

The first take of this demo found two gaps, which this PR now fixes:

  • The agent's first two delegate_task calls failed. One had no target.model (target_required). The other used the parent's full access, which was broader than the link's auto-accept-edits (runtime_mode_escalation_denied). The model and modes now inherit as described above, and a new test covers both: a task named only by environment inherits the parent's model, within the link. Restoring the old mode handling fails that test with the same runtime_mode_escalation_denied the demo hit.
  • The child's divider showed the title the parent had at delegation, before the parent renamed itself. It now uses the parent's live title when this client can see it.

End to end, two real servers (t3 serve built from this PR's head, d1f9fbd237, so nothing above it in the stack)

  • A laptop and a box on one machine, each with its own data directory and a project cloned from one bare origin. Linked with t3 environment link … --access auto and a pairing code from the box. A real Claude Sonnet 5.5 agent on the laptop calls delegate_task with target.environmentId set to the box, and the child is a real Claude turn there.
  • Delegate and complete. The child edited math.ts in the box's checkout and replied BOX DONE cups …/box-repo M math.ts. The task went from running to completed in 13 s with that reply, and the parent woke with PARENT GOT BOX DONE …. The laptop's checkout stayed clean. The box's thread carries the link's origin ("From T3 Code · cups").
  • Restart mid-task. The laptop was stopped 1 s after delegating and restarted 9 s later, while the box child was still running a 60 s command. The follower picked the task up at startup. The task completed when the box run did (21:06:40), and the parent woke with PARENT GOT BOX SURVIVED RESTART.
  • Cancel. With the box child mid-command, the parent agent called task_cancel, which returned cancel_requested. The task became cancelled and the box run interrupted at the same moment (21:07:47), and the parent reported PARENT GOT Cancelled.
  • Revoke. With a child running, t3 auth session revoke on the box. The laptop's next poll failed the task in under a minute with "The linked environment no longer accepts this link. It may have been revoked there; link it again.", the parent woke with that reason, and t3 environment list shows it as the link's last error.

Laptop: the parent wakes with the box's result. Box: the child that ran there, labelled From T3 Code · cups, with its math.ts change

task_cancel interrupts the run on the box, and a revoked link fails the task with the reason

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✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.

ℹ️ No successful main baseline artifact is available yet. This run establishes the initial measurement.

ProviderMetricMain baselineThis PRImpactPR ceiling
CodexTotal thread wire—5.0 KiB—6.8 KiB✅
CodexThread snapshot wire—3.8 KiB—4.9 KiB✅
CodexLive turn WebSocket wire—1.2 KiB—2.0 KiB✅
CodexLive turn WebSocket decoded—20.9 KiB—29.3 KiB✅
CodexLive turn messages—2—8✅
ClaudeTotal thread wire—5.0 KiB—6.8 KiB✅
ClaudeThread snapshot wire—3.8 KiB—4.9 KiB✅
ClaudeLive turn WebSocket wire—1.2 KiB—2.0 KiB✅
ClaudeLive turn WebSocket decoded—21.2 KiB—29.3 KiB✅
ClaudeLive turn messages—2—8✅

Baseline: unavailable · PR result: bcd9ad9 · Source CI: success

Scenario and decoded snapshot size

10 historical turns, 5 command tools per turn, 878.9 KiB retained MCP result per historical turn, and a 1.05 MiB retained result in the measured turn.

  • Codex decoded thread snapshot: 108.5 KiB
  • Claude decoded thread snapshot: 108.8 KiB

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End-to-end run, two real servers

Two t3 serve processes from the top of this stack, each with its own data directory, on one machine. A laptop (port 3971) and a box (port 3972). Their projects are clones of one bare origin, so they share a repository. An outside agent (OAuth with a pairing code) drives the laptop's /mcp, and real Claude Sonnet 5.5 turns run on both sides. The last part repeats the run over Tailscale HTTPS (a *.ts.net HTTPS address).

A real Claude agent on the laptop called delegate_task with target.environmentId set to the box:

  • Completion: the child ran on the box. The laptop's task record stored remoteChild {environmentId, threadId, label: "cups"}, and the parent woke with the child's final reply ("PARENT GOT …").
  • Restart mid-task: I restarted the laptop while the box's child was still running. The follower picked the task up again at startup and completed it with the child's reply, and the parent woke with it.
  • Revocation mid-task: I revoked the link on the box while a 100 s child was running. Within about 30 s the laptop's task was failed, with the link's reason.

Two bugs found and fixed in this PR:

  1. The first delegate_task failed with "No project there has this repository", though both projects share one origin. ProjectService reads a repository identity from a one-minute cache that is blank when cold. That made both the laptop's own project and the box's t3_project_list look like they had no repository. Matching now resolves the identity with RepositoryIdentityResolver on both sides. The test now starts with blank identities, and reverting either side fails it.
  2. The revocation reason was doubled ("…no longer accepts this link: The linked environment no longer accepts this link…"). It now says it once, and the test pins the exact text.

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apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 269Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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266+ limit: 100,
267+ ...(afterPosition === undefined ? {} : { afterPosition }),
268+ });
269+ reply = read.items.findLast((item) => item.type === "assistant_message")?.text ?? reply;
MmacroscopeappBoton line 26915d ago

🟡 Medium peer/RemoteDelegation.ts:269

Remote tasks with a final answer longer than 20,000 characters are completed locally with only the answer’s prefix, so the parent receives an incomplete result. lastReply keeps item.text without checking textTruncated or fetching the rest; use the selected item’s itemId and nextTextOffset to retrieve the remaining text before completing the task.

No longer relevant as of 8f7d28c5dcf8affa53f40bbbc4bddcc98f6691c9

Fixed. A truncated reply is read to the end through itemId and textOffset. Tested with a 45,000-character reply.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 184Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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181+ modelSelection: { instanceId: target.providerInstanceId, model: target.model },
182+ runtimeMode,
183+ interactionMode,
184+ message: input.task,
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🟡 Medium peer/RemoteDelegation.ts:184

Remote delegated tasks ignore input.role, so a child launched with a specialized role receives only input.task and is not instructed to act as that sub-agent. Unlike local delegateTask, this path does not apply taskPrompt(input), and t3_thread_launch has no role parameter; apply the same prompt transformation to the launch message.

No longer relevant as of 8f7d28c5dcf8affa53f40bbbc4bddcc98f6691c9

Fixed. The remote launch message now gets taskPrompt(input), like a local child.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 214Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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211+ completionWake: input.mode === "wait" ? "settled_only" : "always",
212+ })
213+ .pipe(
214+ Effect.mapError((error) =>
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🟠 High peer/RemoteDelegation.ts:214

A successful remote launch keeps running untracked when the local threads.dispatch fails, so the caller gets a delegation failure while the remote agent continues executing. This mapError only converts the recording error and never interrupts launched.threadId; interrupt the launched child before returning the failure.

No longer relevant as of 8f7d28c5dcf8affa53f40bbbc4bddcc98f6691c9

Fixed. If recording the task here fails after the launch, the launched thread is interrupted before the failure returns.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tslines 192–219Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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🟠 High peer/RemoteDelegation.ts:192

When a later provider session on the same parent reuses a clientRequestId, delegate launches a new remote thread but replays the prior local receipt, returning the old task ID and never recording or following the new child. The local commandId omits scope.requestNamespace, which scopes the remote launch; include that namespace in the local idempotency key too.

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Walkthrough

The change adds delegated-task execution in linked environments. It records remote-child details on the parent thread, follows remote progress and completion, and exposes remote-task controls through MCP. Clients can display and open remote threads. Project listing resolves missing repository identities.

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Remote delegated tasks

Layer / File(s)Summary
Record remote tasks on the parent thread
packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderRuntimeRecoveryService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/*test.ts
Contracts and orchestration record remote-child tasks and completion on the parent thread. The projection store lists open remote tasks, and recovery recognizes tasks with remote children.
Launch and follow linked-environment tasks
apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.ts, apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.test.ts, apps/server/src/server.ts, apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinks.testkit.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/linkOrigin.test.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/project/*, docs/internals/remote.md
RemoteDelegation selects a remote project, launches a thread, follows its status, and records completion or cancellation. Startup resumes open remote tasks. Thread launch carries delegated-origin metadata, and project listing resolves missing repository identities.
Expose remote tasks through MCP
packages/contracts/src/orchestratorMcp.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpService.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/*, apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpToolkit.integration.test.ts, docs/user/remote-access.md
MCP can delegate to a linked environment, await or inspect remote tasks, and cancel them through remote delegation. Local task behavior remains available.
Open remote tasks in clients
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/*, apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/*, packages/client-runtime/src/state/models.ts
Mobile and web thread views display remote task details and resolve navigation targets using the remote environment and thread IDs.

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1sequenceDiagram
2 participant MCP as MCP delegate_task
3 participant RemoteDelegation
4 participant LinkedEnvironment
5 participant Orchestrator
6 MCP->>RemoteDelegation: delegate to linked environment
7 RemoteDelegation->>LinkedEnvironment: launch remote thread
8 RemoteDelegation->>Orchestrator: record remote task request
9 LinkedEnvironment-->>RemoteDelegation: return terminal status and reply
10 RemoteDelegation->>Orchestrator: record remote task completion
11 Orchestrator-->>MCP: offer completion delivery to parent run

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7Review comments at @apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/handlers.ts:
8- Around line 50-53: Update the target handling before service.delegateTask so a
9target for the current environment with a projectId different from the parent
10project is rejected unless local project selection is implemented; do not
11delegate it as though the requested project were honored. Preserve delegation
12for supported targets.
13- Around line 58-64: At apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/handlers.ts
14lines 58-64, replace the remote.delegate and conditional awaitTask/taskStatus
15coordination with one service method that performs delegation and then waits or
16reads status. At apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/handlers.ts lines
1778-82, replace the task lookup and cancellation coordination with one service
18method that finds and cancels the task; keep each handler limited to decoding,
19one service call, and mapping typed errors.
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21Review comments at @apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.ts:
22- Around line 113-123: Update resolveRemoteProject to follow t3_project_list
23pagination by passing each response’s nextCursor until it is null, then match
24the repository against projects from all pages. Preserve duplicate detection
25across the complete result set.
26- Around line 281-301: Update the error handling in `follow` so
27`OrchestratorMcpFailure` codes `thread_not_found` and `run_not_found`, as well
28as `capability_denied`, complete the task as failed using the remote error
29message. Keep retry behavior for other errors unchanged.
30- Around line 240-255: Update the complete helper to generate a fresh command ID
31for each dispatch attempt instead of reusing one derived only from
32parentThreadId and taskId. When a completion dispatch is refused because another
33completion won the race, re-read the task so the follower can observe its
34completed state and stop retrying.
35- Around line 332-366: Update the delegated-tasks.stop handler to include tasks
36with a remoteChild and stop them through RemoteDelegation.cancel, which forwards
37t3_thread_interrupt; preserve the existing recursive handling for local child
38threads.
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40Review comments at @docs/user/remote-access.md:
41- Line 248: Update the remote-access documentation to state that the
42same-repository project is used by default and that supplying target.projectId
43runs the task in the specified project, so users can choose the intended
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docs/user/remote-access.mdline 248Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
……@@ -244,6 +244,12 @@ terminal, use `t3 environment link <address> --pairing-code <code> --access <mod
245245- Links last 30 days. Link again with a new pairing code to renew one.
246246
247+An agent can also hand a task to a linked machine with `delegate_task`: it runs
248+there as an ordinary thread, in the project with the same repository, and this
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Describe the project override.

The same-repository project is the default. If a caller supplies target.projectId, the task runs in that project instead. State the default and the override so users can choose the intended project. As per coding guidelines, user documentation should explain “how to start, and anything unintuitive.”

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6Review comment at @docs/user/remote-access.md at line 248:
7Update the remote-access documentation to state that the same-repository project
8is used by default and that supplying target.projectId runs the task in the
9specified project, so users can choose the intended project.
10
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@juliusmarminge Thanks. The updated text covers both the same-repository default and the target.projectId override.

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Fixed. The docs now say the task runs in the project with the same repository, or the one target.projectId names.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tslines 240–255Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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252+ status,
253+ result,
254+ })
255+ .pipe(Effect.asVoid);
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A transient failure on the first completion permanently blocks the task.

complete always uses the same command ID: command:remote-task-complete:${parentThreadId}:${taskId}. The first dispatch can fail for a transient reason, such as a SQL read error in planDelegatedCompletionDelivery or a projection read error. In that case, dispatchWithReceiptEffect stores a rejected receipt for that command ID. Each later dispatch then fails with OrchestratorCommandPreviouslyRejectedError.

followOnce still reads task.result === null. As a result, follow retries forever at the 5-minute backoff cap. The task never completes, and the parent never wakes. The same loop starts again at every restart through start().

A fixed command ID is not needed for idempotency. dispatchRemoteDelegatedTaskComplete already ignores a repeat report because it returns early when task.result !== null. To fix this, give each attempt its own command ID.

When the cancel completion and the follower completion race, the later dispatch is refused. Handle that refusal by re-reading the task.

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diff
1 ) =>
2- threads
3- .dispatch({
4- type: "delegated_task.remote.complete",
5- commandId: CommandId.make(`command:remote-task-complete:${parentThreadId}:${taskId}`),
6+ Effect.gen(function* () {
7+ const attempt = yield* crypto.randomUUIDv4.pipe(Effect.orDie);
8+ return yield* threads.dispatch({
9+ type: "delegated_task.remote.complete",
10+ commandId: CommandId.make(
11+ `command:remote-task-complete:${parentThreadId}:${taskId}:${attempt}`,
12+ ),
13 parentThreadId,
14 taskId,
15 status,
16 result,
17- })
18- .pipe(Effect.asVoid);
19+ });
20+ }).pipe(Effect.asVoid);
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1 const complete = (
2 parentThreadId: ThreadId,
3 taskId: NodeId,
4 status: "completed" | "failed" | "cancelled" | "interrupted",
5 result: string,
6 ) =>
7 Effect.gen(function* () {
8 const attempt = yield* crypto.randomUUIDv4.pipe(Effect.orDie);
9 return yield* threads.dispatch({
10 type: "delegated_task.remote.complete",
11 commandId: CommandId.make(
12 `command:remote-task-complete:${parentThreadId}:${taskId}:${attempt}`,
13 ),
14 parentThreadId,
15 taskId,
16 status,
17 result,
18 });
19 }).pipe(Effect.asVoid);
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7255:
8Update the complete helper to generate a fresh command ID for each dispatch
9attempt instead of reusing one derived only from parentThreadId and taskId. When
10a completion dispatch is refused because another completion won the race,
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@juliusmarminge Thanks for fixing this. A fresh command ID lets each completion attempt retry after a transient failure. Treating a refused report as done when the task already ended handles the completion race.

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Fixed. Each completion attempt has its own command id, and a report refused because the task already ended counts as done.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tslines 281–301Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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298+ ),
299+ ),
300+ Effect.ignoreCause({ log: true }),
301+ );
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A deleted or unknown remote thread makes the follower retry forever.

follow handles only capability_denied as a final failure. The remote thread can be deleted or archived, or the far side can reply thread_not_found or run_not_found. In those cases, waitForThread or t3_thread_read returns an OrchestratorMcpFailure that is not capability_denied. Effect.retry then retries the same call every 5 minutes with no limit. The task stays running and the parent never wakes. getOpenRemoteDelegatedTasks returns the task again at each boot.

Treat these failure codes as final and complete the task as failed with the message from the far side.

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diff
1 Effect.catch((error) =>
2- error._tag === "OrchestratorMcpFailure" && error.code === "capability_denied"
3+ error._tag === "OrchestratorMcpFailure" &&
4+ (error.code === "capability_denied" ||
5+ error.code === "thread_not_found" ||
6+ error.code === "run_not_found")
7 ? // The client's message already says the link was refused and how to renew it.
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1 const follow = (parentThreadId: ThreadId, taskId: NodeId): Effect.Effect<void> =>
2 followOnce(parentThreadId, taskId).pipe(
3 // `false` means it is still running there: follow again straight away.
4 Effect.repeat({ while: (done) => !done }),
5 Effect.catch((error) =>
6 error._tag === "OrchestratorMcpFailure" &&
7 (error.code === "capability_denied" ||
8 error.code === "thread_not_found" ||
9 error.code === "run_not_found")
10 ? // The client's message already says the link was refused and how to renew it.
11 complete(parentThreadId, taskId, "failed", error.message).pipe(
12 Effect.ignoreCause({ log: true }),
13 )
14 : Effect.fail(error),
15 ),
16 Effect.retry(
17 Schedule.exponential(Duration.seconds(2)).pipe(
18 Schedule.modifyDelay(({ duration }) =>
19 Effect.succeed(Duration.min(duration, FOLLOW_MAX_BACKOFF)),
20 ),
21 ),
22 ),
23 Effect.ignoreCause({ log: true }),
24 );
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9`thread_not_found` and `run_not_found`, as well as `capability_denied`, complete
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Fixed. thread_not_found, run_not_found, and a link forgotten here are now final: the task fails with the reason. Tested.

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apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tslines 332–366Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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363+ taskId: task.id,
364+ status: "cancel_requested",
365+ } satisfies OrchestratorMcpTaskCancelResult;
366+ });
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Interrupt remote delegated tasks when the parent thread is stopped.

thread.stop dispatches run.interrupt with holdQueue: true, which enqueues delegated-tasks.stop. That effect only stops delegated tasks with a non-null childThreadId. Remote tasks store their child in remoteChild and have no local child thread, so the loop skips them. holdStoppedThread only disposes completion delivery. The remote thread therefore continues running after the parent Stop, despite the Stop contract stating that delegated tasks are stopped.

Handle remoteChild tasks in delegated-tasks.stop by forwarding t3_thread_interrupt through RemoteDelegation.cancel, while preserving the existing recursive handling for local child threads.

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8Update the delegated-tasks.stop handler to include tasks with a remoteChild and
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Fixed. stopDelegatedTasks completes open remote tasks as interrupted, and their followers stop the thread there with t3_thread_interrupt stop: true (the whole thread, its queue and its own delegated tasks). The stop owed is kept on remoteChild.stoppedThere, so it survives a peer that is down and a restart here. Tested.

apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/orchestrator/handlers.tslines 50–53Outdated · 9be31e5Open thread
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50+ const environmentId =
51+ target === undefined ? undefined : PeerForwarding.remoteTarget(scope, target.environmentId);
52+ if (target === undefined || environmentId === undefined) {
53+ return yield* service.delegateTask(scope, input);
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Reject a local project target that delegation cannot honor.

If target.environmentId names this environment and target.projectId names another project, remoteTarget returns undefined. This branch then calls service.delegateTask, which does not pass projectId to the local task command. The task runs in the parent project instead of the requested project. Reject an unsupported local projectId, or implement local project selection before accepting it.

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8Update the target handling before service.delegateTask so a target for the
9current environment with a projectId different from the parent project is
10rejected unless local project selection is implemented; do not delegate it as
11though the requested project were honored. Preserve delegation for supported
12targets.
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apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 185Outdated · 7e07404Open thread
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182+ {
183+ projectId,
184+ title: input.title ?? parent.thread.title,
185+ modelSelection: { instanceId: target.providerInstanceId, model: target.model },
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Remote delegated threads ignore caller-supplied target.options (including reasoning effort) and run with defaults. The modelSelection sent to t3_thread_launch contains only instanceId and model; forward target.options in that selection.

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11catalog membership with isKnownEnvironment; return no target for disconnected
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14Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx:
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16apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, line 2185, update the delegated
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18apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx, line 233, disable
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apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsxline 2185Outdated · 7e07404Open thread
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2182+ title: delegatedFrom.title,
2183+ environmentLabel: delegatedFromEnvironment?.label ?? activeThread?.linkOrigin?.label ?? "",
2184+ // Only an environment this client is connected to can open the parent.
2185+ ...(delegatedFromEnvironment === null
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Gate remote-thread actions on the connected phase.

useEnvironment returns a presentation for catalog entries even when its connection phase is not "connected". Check that phase before exposing each remote-thread action.

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7Gate remote-thread actions on a connected environment phase. In
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Not changing. Same as the mobile thread: navigating to a known but disconnected environment shows its reconnect state.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 349Outdated · dfdbc91Open thread
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346+ capabilities: new Set(["orchestration"]),
347+ issuedAt: 0,
348+ };
349+ const waited = yield* forwarding.waitForThread(scope, remote.environmentId, {
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A follow-up run in the remote thread can be mistaken for this delegated task: waitForThread receives no runId, so it waits on the latest run, and lastReply can return that run’s reply. Persist launched.runId and scope both waiting and result selection to it.

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9record before launching the remote thread, then update that record with the
10launched thread ID; alternatively, ensure failed dispatches are reconciled so
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apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tslines 215–264Outdated · dfdbc91Open thread
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261+ }
262+ yield* follow(scope.thread.threadId, taskId).pipe(Effect.forkIn(followers));
263+ return { taskId };
264+ });
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Record the local task before launching remote work.

delegate launches the remote thread before it dispatches the local task record. If that dispatch fails, the method returns an error without starting follow. The remote thread can continue, but start() only resumes tasks returned by getOpenRemoteDelegatedTasks, so the child has no local owner or completion path.

The request key only helps when the caller supplies and reuses it. When omitted, line 194 generates a key that is not returned to the caller. Create a durable pending local record before launching, then attach the returned remote thread ID to that record, or add an equivalent reconciliation path for failed dispatches.

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@juliusmarminge Thanks for clarifying. Interrupting the launched thread handles a reported record failure, and retries with the same clientRequestId can recover the local record.

The crash or lost-response window remains unresolved in this finding. #17051 tracks that remaining work; no duplicate issue is needed.

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apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 395Outdated · 8f7d28cOpen thread
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392+ times: 5,
393+ while: (error) => error.code === "orchestration_error",
394+ }),
395+ Effect.ignoreCause({ log: true }),
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A cancelled remote task can keep running and editing files indefinitely after its peer is unreachable. stopThere gives up after five retries, and Effect.ignoreCause lets followOnce finish; because the local task already has a result, start will not recover it after a restart. Persist pending remote stops and retry them until they succeed.

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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.ts:783

Recording delegated_task.remote.complete here durably sets a non-null result before the remote child is stopped; the actual interrupt is left to the in-memory follower. If the server restarts after this commit (especially while the remote environment is offline), that stop is permanently lost: RemoteDelegation.start only follows getOpenRemoteDelegatedTasks, whose query in ProjectionStore.ts requires result to be null. Retrying stopDelegatedTasks also skips this row at line 782. The task is displayed as interrupted while its remote run can continue executing and editing files. Persist pending remote stops separately or include unacknowledged interrupted tasks in restart recovery.

No longer relevant as of 48cf33b9e2c15eabd7a3de0059f9f3c000614497

Fixed. stopThere no longer gives up: remoteChild.stoppedThere records whether the stop landed, getOpenRemoteDelegatedTasks returns cancelled or stopped tasks without it, and the follower keeps sending the stop, across restarts, until the other side acknowledges it. A refusal on mode grounds ends it. Tested with the box unreachable and across a restart.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 421Outdated · 48cf33bOpen thread
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418+ ...(afterPosition === undefined ? {} : { afterPosition }),
419+ });
420+ reply =
421+ read.items.findLast(
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A failed remote run is recorded with a stale assistant message or the generic noReply text instead of its provider error, so the parent task status and wake omit the failure reason. lastReply only accepts assistant_message items; include the failed run’s error item when collecting its result.

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3A failed remote run is recorded with a stale assistant message or the generic `noReply` text instead of its provider error, so the parent task status and wake omit the failure reason. `lastReply` only accepts `assistant_message` items; include the failed run’s error item when collecting its result.

Fixed in c154634b48, Lenori's commit (thanks @Lenoridev). A failed run now reads the activity view and reports that run's own error item, never another run's. Five tests cover it; the error cases fail without the fix.

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apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 569Outdated · 48cf33bOpen thread
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566+ );
567+ return yield* settled(parentThreadId, taskId);
568+ }
569+ if (!isTerminal(waited.status)) return false;
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When the launched remote run becomes terminal, this code completes the delegated task with that run’s reply even if the remote thread still has an async child or completion delivery in progress. The local parent therefore settles before the remote agent resumes and produces its final result; waitForThread only reports the selected run’s terminal status. Follow the remote thread’s delegated-work progress and capture its eventual result run before calling complete.

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856+ if (task.origin !== "app_owned") continue;
857+ if (task.childThreadId === null) {
858+ // A task in a linked environment ends here; its follower then stops it there.
859+ if (task.remoteChild === undefined || task.result !== null) continue;
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When a remote child has already produced a result but started follow-up work, stopDelegatedTasks skips it, leaving that work running after the parent is stopped. The task.result !== null guard causes this skip, and RemoteDelegation.followOnce exits for completed tasks with a result; use the remote stop path that RemoteDelegation.cancel uses for this case.

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This would be really helpful for me. I run T3 on a MacBook Air, and today I needed to fan out 15 research subagents onto my MacBook Pro so they wouldn't load up the Air. Right now that means SSH and codex exec in the background, so none of the tasks show up in T3 and nothing wakes the parent thread when they finish. Delegating to a linked environment with target.environmentId would fix exactly this. Looking forward to it landing in a nightly.

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Following up on this, would be really helpful to implement!

I too want this to be merged. thick stack though

apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.tsline 7178Outdated · 96ac407Open thread
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7175+ nodeId: task.id,
7176+ driver: task.driver,
7177+ occurredAt: now,
7178+ payload: { ...task, remoteChild, updatedAt: now },
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A delayed acknowledgement for stop-1 marks the current remoteChild stopped even if stopCount has since advanced for stop-2, so the follow-up and recovery paths skip the outstanding stop while remote work continues. This handler applies stoppedThere without checking which stop generation the response acknowledges; carry that generation in the completion command and update the state only if it matches the current stopCount.

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1In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around line 7178:
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3A delayed acknowledgement for `stop-1` marks the current `remoteChild` stopped even if `stopCount` has since advanced for `stop-2`, so the follow-up and recovery paths skip the outstanding stop while remote work continues. This handler applies `stoppedThere` without checking which stop generation the response acknowledges; carry that generation in the completion command and update the state only if it matches the current `stopCount`.

Fixed in 3c1af63346, Lenori's commit (thanks @Lenoridev). A stopped report carries the stop generation it acknowledges, and the handler only clears an owed stop when that matches the task's current stopCount, so a late stop-1 acknowledgement leaves stop 2 owed and the follower sends it. Two tests cover it, and both fail with the guard removed.

apps/server/src/peer/RemoteDelegation.tsline 240Outdated · 3c1af63Open thread
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237+ scope,
238+ ProjectToolkit.tools.t3_thread_launch,
239+ target.environmentId,
240+ {
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A delegation with input.isolation: "worktree" launches in the remote project's shared checkout, so the requested isolation is not honored and the task can mix with or overwrite other work. This launch omits workspaceStrategy, which defaults to { type: "root" }; pass the corresponding strategy or reject unsupported isolation before launching.

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Fixed in 1d2557f9e2 by refusing it: delegate_task with environmentId and isolation "worktree" now fails with invalid_request before anything launches. A worktree there would branch from the parent's local commit, which the linked checkout may not have; the message points at t3_thread_launch with environmentId and a worktree workspaceStrategy for that case. The test checks the refusal and that nothing launched; it fails with the guard removed.

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285+ Effect.mapError(
286+ (error) =>
287+ new OrchestratorMcpFailure({
288+ code: "orchestration_error",
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This new service translates a dispatch failure into a caller-visible message built from error.message and drops the underlying error. Could RemoteDelegation expose a structured domain error with the dispatch error as cause, then map it to the MCP failure at the tool boundary using a fixed, safe message? The cancellation dispatch at line 735 needs the same treatment.

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The Test Web failure on 929131ea0d reproduces in both notification coordinator suites: the coordinator now reads environmentThreadShells.pendingSubagentRequestsAtom and useDelegatedUnderParent, but the fixtures still mock only the shell read. Importing the real client state reaches the incomplete environmentSnapshotAtom mock before any tests run. The aggregate Check failure follows from this web job.

Test-only fix: cbb86fc850. It supplies separate shell/request-map fixtures and the parent-visibility hook, preserves the stable-parent approval test, and adds notification coverage for linked tasks both under a visible parent and when that parent is unavailable. Only the two test files change.

Both suites fail to load before the fix; all 36 tests pass after it, using the web unit-project configuration:

sh
1cd apps/web
2vp test run src/components/ThreadNotificationCoordinator.test.tsx src/components/ThreadNotificationCoordinator.badge.test.tsx --maxWorkers=1

Targeted lint, formatting and scoped TypeScript/Effect checks also pass. This is focused unit verification; I did not rerun full CI or interactive clients.

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Test Server 3 on 0d787b3 fails during dependency-cache cleanup, after its tests pass: 53 suites, 659 tests passed, 5 skipped. In job 117354764044, the Test step succeeds; the failed step is Post Setup Vite+.

The post-step logs non-200 cache-upload errors, then an unhandled ReadStream error: ENOENT opening its temporary cache.tzst. That cleanup failure makes the job red; the test log contains no failing assertion. The current transfer report also remains within every enforced ceiling. This points to the cache-save path rather than a delegation test regression; a successful CI rerun is still needed.

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The rebase to 3dfeca1 leaves the remote-child row reading serverConfigs, although ThreadRelationshipsPanel now defines providersByEnvironment instead. The scoped web TypeScript check fails with TS2304 at that lookup and TS7006 on its callback. Opening a panel with a remote child would also reach the undefined variable.

A two-line repair is available in 1239e95344: read providersByEnvironment.get(agent.remoteChild.environmentId)?.find(...), matching the local-provider lookup already used in the panel. It targets this exact head and stays separate from launch recovery.

Verification: a scoped TypeScript/Effect check including ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx, router.ts and vite-env.d.ts fails on unchanged 3dfeca1 with the two errors above and passes after the repair. Targeted lint and formatting pass. No interactive-client verification is claimed.

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Taking over this one for batch ssh-relay-remote-16. I am checking the remote launch/recovery boundary, reducing coverage to meaningful behaviors, and rebuilding with independent reviews before any verified push. Earlier peer dependencies and main migration compatibility remain explicit integration gates.

Takeover checkpoint for batch ssh-relay-remote-16: blocked on integration; no changes pushed. Preferred publication shape is a replacement stack rooted on main, once its earlier peer foundations are integrated. The original PR remains open.

The local candidate durably records ownership before remote launch, returns the accepted task ID across ambiguous failures, preserves archive semantics, handles repeated Stop/refusal generations, and propagates approval attention through remote ancestry. Further review fixes prevent a final refusal from being relaunched by Stop, return remote blocking questions from mode: wait, bound the question probe, and route web/mobile approval banners to the destination environment.

Overlapping tests were consolidated: core delegation/client coverage 37 tests in 3 files → 38 in 2. The previous implementation head passed 121 distinct committed cases plus a temporary event-subscription diagnostic; an earlier wider run passed 194 cases in 12 files. The final affected suites passed 38/38, and the cleanup rechecked all 10 shared-state cases. Final scoped checks and fresh review verdicts: server/client-runtime typechecks and changed-file lint/format passed. Five parallel Opus/Sol review rounds are complete; both final reviews found no blocker in this layer. Optional pre-existing stalled-peer cancellation latency and remote-question tool wording remain follow-ups.

Live Linux web proof used two isolated servers on the same VM and real Codex turns: explicit destination project launch and missing-project guidance, result delivery, both lineage directions, approval navigation, and recovery after stopping/restarting the source while a destination command was held. The original source thread received the correct child result without user resubmission. A persisted query confirms one completed owned task and child. The archived-parent visibility scenario was also exercised; current servers already remove archived parents and expose the remote child, so a synthetic review fixture and defensive guard were discarded. The screenshots below are from the local candidate, not the published PR head.

Recovered source delivers the remote child result Open approval reaches the destination child

Integration gate: fresh main merge still has 12 conflicts. Earlier peer foundations use migration 64 PeerLinks and 65 PeerLinkFence; released main owns 64 CanonicalizeThreadPullRequestLinks. The existing main-ledger fixture fails on this branch. Positive sandbox proof does not establish upgrade safety. The previous peer/link service and client layers are outside this batch and were not changed. Obtain maintainer approval for integrating those foundations, preserve main migration 64, allocate unused later IDs in their owning layers, prove an existing-main upgrade plus an idempotent second migration run, resolve conflicts, and rerun focused checks before publishing the replacement stack. #17129 follows this delegation layer.

No real two-machine SSH/Tailscale/Connect relay, Cloudflare, Electron shell, macOS, Windows, iOS or Android verification. Older peers omitting the optional question fields cannot return live question state. An unreachable peer can only report the locally known durable task state. Full-layer formatting still has an inherited unchanged issue in McpToolAccess.ts; changed-file formatting passes. Published CI is for upstream 87c4b173c0, not this unpushed candidate.

Local candidate: ssh-relay-remote-16/16719-assessment at 61d74a45fc9af3035e1974947150d28fdefe6c09. Reports, patches and bundle are preserved outside the disposable worktree. Thanks @juliusmarminge for the original remote delegation model. No merge or replacement publication was performed.

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Added 9 commits

  • feat(server): delegate_task to a linked environment185671a
  • fix(server): report the failed remote run's provider error895fcfb
  • fix(server): a remote task waits for its thread's delegated worka9914de
  • fix(server): acknowledge only the matching remote stop generatione744eb6
  • fix(server): stopping a parent stops a finished remote task's thread thereefac768
  • fix(server): a remote task refuses worktree isolation, and its failures keep the cause072d343
  • fix(server): remote task followers read only their own task70a2a7b
  • fix(web,mobile): a task a linked environment runs shows under its parentab7da8f
  • fix(server): a remote task with no project there says how to bring onefff4c79