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feat(server,web,mobile): an agent sets up a link to another environment#17129

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t3code/peer/remote-delegate
t3code/peer/agent-link
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Part of cross-environment orchestration. A user can now say "delegate this to my box" and the agent sets up the link itself: it asks with a card, the user picks the machine and the access, and the agent picks up from there. The user never types an address or reads out a pairing code.

How it works

  • The tool. t3_environment_link takes no address in the common case: the agent passes a hint from the user's words ("my box"), an environmentId when it knows the machine (from an @machine chip, see the next PR), or a url only when the user gave one. Optional requestedAccess suggests the access level. It needs a full-access caller and is refused for work a link started (#16695). t3_environment_unlink undoes a link.
  • Returns at once. The tool records a link_request card in the thread and returns pending straight away. Codex abandons a tool call after 300 s, so an approval that waited inside the call would vanish before the user got to it. A machine already linked here returns linked at once, with no card. A retry with the same clientRequestId returns the card's current outcome and records nothing new.
  • The card.
    • No target: a Choose machine… button opens a list of the user's other machines from the client's catalog, with the machine icon, a Linked badge for machines already linked here, and Not connected for offline ones. The hint preselects the best match. Another address… reveals a URL field.
    • A named machine: Review link… skips the list.
    • Either way, the access picker follows (the same LinkAccessPicker as Settings), defaulting to supervised or the agent's suggestion.
  • The code. If this client is connected to that machine with a session that may create pairing links (access:write), it mints a one-use code there (POST /api/auth/pairing-token, orchestration scopes only, labelled "T3 Code link"), so linking is one click. Otherwise the dialog asks the user to paste a code from that machine's Connections.
  • Which address. The client sends the chosen machine's id and every address it knows for it: the addresses the machine itself reports (serverConfig.directEndpoints), then saved routes. PeerLinks.link with expectedEnvironmentId tries them in order. Before sending the code, it checks each address's descriptor answers as that machine, and keeps only the addresses that do. The address the browser uses isn't always one the server can reach (a phone through Connect, the laptop server over Tailscale), and this handles that case. If none answers: "This environment could not reach box at …". Picking a machine that is already linked answers Use this link and keeps its existing access.
  • The outcome reaches the agent as a notification message in its thread (message.dispatch, queue_after_active): linked (environment id, label, access), declined, or failed with the reason. It steers a live turn or starts one when idle, so the agent continues on its own. The pairing code is never recorded: not in events, turn items, messages or logs.
  • Lifetime. A pending card stays answerable after the asking turn ends and across restarts. Stopping or archiving the thread closes it as cancelled.
  • Discovery. t3_environment_links tells the agent that a machine the user names but which isn't listed is not linked yet, and to call t3_environment_link rather than look elsewhere. Without that line, the agent in the real-client test went looking for an unrelated connector and gave up.
  • T3 Connect machines. The list (here and in Settings → Linked environments) also offers the machines on the user's T3 Connect account that this client hasn't saved, marked T3 Connect, at their Connect address. The dialog asks Connect for that list when it opens, since the app only fetches it from Connections otherwise. A user who can't mint a code there still picks the machine and pastes a code, but never looks up the Connect URL.
  • Settings → Linked environments → Link now opens on the same machine dropdown instead of an empty address field, and mints the code the same way when it can. Another address… keeps the old form.
  • Mobile has the same flow in a native sheet.
  • Docs: docs/user/remote-access.md adds a short paragraph.

Verification

  • peer/PeerLinkRequests.test.ts (12 tests) runs the laptop's real orchestrator and toolkit against a served box behind real OAuth:
    • the agent asks without waiting, and the user links after the turn ended. Exactly one notification arrives, carrying the id and access, and the code appears nowhere in the database;
    • a retry while pending shows no second card;
    • decline links nothing and tells the agent;
    • Stop and archive close the card, and a late answer is refused;
    • a code the box refuses fails with its reason;
    • a non-full-access agent, and linked work, may not ask;
    • a target-less card is answered with a machine's addresses and links;
    • naming an already-linked machine returns linked with no card;
    • a card for a named machine can keep the existing link.
  • peer/PeerLinks.test.ts: when the first address answers as a different environment and the second as the expected one, the link goes through the second, never signs in at the first, and stores only the second. When no address answers, the error names the machine and nothing is linked.
  • Client-runtime linkRequest.test.ts: the machine list (reported addresses before saved ones, once each; Connect-only machines after the saved ones at their Connect address, never this environment or a saved machine twice); hint ranking, including the user's own words ("my box", "the hetzner vps box"); the answer payload; refusing a blank code, a blank address, or a machine with no address; the outcome text.
  • Mutation-checked across the build rounds: the user's access choice, the code leak, answered-once, Stop and archive closing cards, no wake and a wake for an already-closed card, a retry recording a new card, recovery closing link cards, the full-access gate, the expected-environment check, and both hint rules. Each fails a test when removed.
  • Per-layer check of the whole stack: this layer typechecks clean, and 380 server tests pass. Contracts, shared, client-runtime, web and mobile typecheck clean.

Real client (two dev servers, "laptop" and "box", Codex GPT 6.0 Astra on the laptop):

"Delegate some work to my box: add a TAX_RATE = 0.08 export to pricing.ts." The agent calls t3_environment_link with hint: "box" and ends its turn:

The card in the thread: "Link a machine to this environment" with the agent's reason, Decline and Choose machine…

Choose machine… opens with box preselected from the hint:

The dialog lists box (preselected) and Another address…, then the access levels with Auto-accept edits suggested by the agent

One click on Link (this browser has an admin session on the box, so the code is minted there). The agent wakes on the notification, delegates, and reports back. pricing.ts on the box has the export:

The card reads Linked box · Auto-accept edits; a Linked box notification starts a new turn, which delegates to the box and reports the task finished

Without a session that may create links there, the dialog asks for a code instead:

The dialog with a Pairing code field: "Create a link on box: Settings → Connections → Create link, then paste its code here"

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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.tsfileOutdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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🟡 Medium orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts:1376

A waiting link_request disappears from pendingRuntimeRequest when its originating run completes, so the shell reports completion instead of waiting_for_input while the card is still answerable. The shared liveRunIds check excludes completed runs; keep that check for secret_request but not link_request.

1 (item.type === "secret_request" || item.type === "link_request") &&
2 item.status === "waiting" &&
3 item.runId !== null &&
4 (item.type === "link_request" || liveRunIds.has(item.runId)),
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1In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts around lines 1376-1380:
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3A waiting `link_request` disappears from `pendingRuntimeRequest` when its originating run completes, so the shell reports completion instead of `waiting_for_input` while the card is still answerable. The shared `liveRunIds` check excludes completed runs; keep that check for `secret_request` but not `link_request`.
JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in e1c608d809, as suggested: a waiting link card counts after its run ends, a secret card still doesn't. Both the in-memory and SQL shells do this (the SQL read uses a new partial index, migration 064), and auto-settlement skips a thread with a waiting card. The test checks all three and fails when any one is broken.

apps/mobile/src/state/peerPairingCode.tsline 30Outdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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27+ * the session may not create one.
28+ */
29+export function mintPairingCodeOn(environmentId: EnvironmentId): Promise<string> {
30+ const atom = peerPairingCodeAtom(environmentId);
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Overlapping calls for the same environmentId both receive the same one-use code, so one PeerLinks.link request fails because the credential has already been consumed. peerPairingCodeAtom(environmentId) is shared by Atom.family, and the second refresh restarts the computation both getResult calls await; give each invocation its own mint operation or serialize calls without sharing the returned code.

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apps/web/src/state/peerPairingCode.ts:30

Overlapping mintPairingCodeOn calls for the same destination share a single one-use code. For example, submit one card, switch threads while minting is pending, then submit another card targeting the same machine. Effect 4.0.1's Atom.family returns the same atom for the same argument, and AtomRegistry.getResult subscribes to that atom's result (see the tagged packages/effect/src/reactivity/Atom.ts and AtomRegistry.ts). The second refresh restarts the shared computation, so both callers receive its next successful value. Both then send that code to PeerLinks.link, while AuthPairingLinks.ts consumes credentials only when consumed_at IS NULL; one approval consequently fails. The dialog's inFlight guard is per card, not per environment. Give each invocation its own mint computation or serialize minting without sharing the returned code.

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1In file @apps/mobile/src/state/peerPairingCode.ts around line 30:
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3Overlapping calls for the same `environmentId` both receive the same one-use code, so one `PeerLinks.link` request fails because the credential has already been consumed. `peerPairingCodeAtom(environmentId)` is shared by `Atom.family`, and the second `refresh` restarts the computation both `getResult` calls await; give each invocation its own mint operation or serialize calls without sharing the returned code.
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5Also found in 1 other location(s):
6- apps/web/src/state/peerPairingCode.ts:30 -- Overlapping `mintPairingCodeOn` calls for the same destination share a single one-use code. For example, submit one card, switch threads while minting is pending, then submit another card targeting the same machine. Effect 4.0.1's `Atom.family` returns the same atom for the same argument, and `AtomRegistry.getResult` subscribes to that atom's result (see the tagged `packages/effect/src/reactivity/Atom.ts` and `AtomRegistry.ts`). The second refresh restarts the shared computation, so both callers receive its next successful value. Both then send that code to `PeerLinks.link`, while `AuthPairingLinks.ts` consumes credentials only when `consumed_at IS NULL`; one approval consequently fails. The dialog's `inFlight` guard is per card, not per environment. Give each invocation its own mint computation or serialize minting without sharing the returned code.
JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in cedcb81280. Minting goes through an environment command in client-runtime, so each call runs its own mint and two overlapping answers never share a one-use code. Web and mobile both use it.

apps/web/src/components/chat/LinkRequestCard.tsxline 395Outdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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392+ </span>
393+ </label>
394+ )}
395+ <LinkAccessPicker value={access} onChange={setAccess} />
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While pairing-code minting is in progress, the access picker still lets the user change the displayed permission, but submit sends the earlier access value captured before the await. The link can therefore be created with broader access than the UI shows; disable LinkAccessPicker while busy is true.

No longer relevant as of a38407b8ae361b375a7b92994c0acae75c734582

apps/web/src/components/chat/LinkRequestCard.tsxline 410Outdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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407+ variant="outline"
408+ type="button"
409+ disabled={busy}
410+ onClick={() => props.onOpenChange(false)}
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Cancel closes the dialog without clearing its pairing code or selections, so reopening it exposes the code and restores the cancelled machine, access, and address choices. Its handler calls the parent directly instead of going through the dialog's onOpenChange reset handler; route Cancel through the same reset-and-close path.

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1In file @apps/web/src/components/chat/LinkRequestCard.tsx around line 410:
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3Cancel closes the dialog without clearing its pairing code or selections, so reopening it exposes the code and restores the cancelled machine, access, and address choices. Its handler calls the parent directly instead of going through the dialog's `onOpenChange` reset handler; route Cancel through the same reset-and-close path.
JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in e3fa9845a4: Cancel, a successful submit and the dialog's own close all go through one close() that resets, keeping the busy guard.

apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.tsline 161Outdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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158+ const linked = yield* peerLinks
159+ .get(input.environmentId)
160+ .pipe(Effect.mapError((error) => failure("orchestration_error", error.message)));
161+ if (Option.isSome(linked)) {
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🟠 High peer/PeerLinkRequests.ts:161

After a link expires, this shortcut still returns status: "linked" and never opens a pairing card, so the user cannot renew the link through this tool. PeerLinks.get returns the stored row without checking expiry; validate that the link is active before taking this shortcut, and apply the same check to the use-existing answer path.

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1In file @apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.ts around line 161:
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3After a link expires, this shortcut still returns `status: "linked"` and never opens a pairing card, so the user cannot renew the link through this tool. `PeerLinks.get` returns the stored row without checking expiry; validate that the link is active before taking this shortcut, and apply the same check to the `use-existing` answer path.
JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in 67a31523fd. An expired link counts as no link, both for the request shortcut (so a card is shown and the user can link again) and for the use-existing answer. Test moves the clock past expiry; it fails without the check.

apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.tsline 7369Outdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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7366+ ),
7367+ );
7368+ const run = projection.runs.find((candidate) => candidate.id === command.runId);
7369+ if (run === undefined || run.rootNodeId !== command.nodeId) {
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A PeerLinkRequests.request racing with thread.stop can create a new answerable pending card after Stop has already closed the thread’s requests; this check accepts the cancelled run because it verifies only rootNodeId. Answering that card then dispatches its wake notification and restarts the agent. Reject new pending cards unless the run and thread are still active, while preserving late answers for existing cards.

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1In file @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts around line 7369:
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3A `PeerLinkRequests.request` racing with `thread.stop` can create a new answerable `pending` card after Stop has already closed the thread’s requests; this check accepts the cancelled run because it verifies only `rootNodeId`. Answering that card then dispatches its wake notification and restarts the agent. Reject new pending cards unless the run and thread are still active, while preserving late answers for existing cards.
JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in 4caaacab1b. A new card needs a run that is still blocking and that Stop hasn't reached (the same check delegated-task creation uses); answers to existing cards are still accepted. Tests cover the Stop race and the live-run rule; both fail without it.

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ClaudeThread snapshot wire—3.8 KiB—4.9 KiB✅
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This change adds agent-requested environment linking through MCP tools, orchestration turn items, WebSocket answers, peer-link validation, and web and mobile request cards. It also adds pairing-code flows, lifecycle handling, permissions, notifications, and integration tests.

Changes: Agent-requested environment linking

Layer / File(s)Summary
Link request contracts and client helpers
packages/contracts/..., packages/client-runtime/..., packages/shared/...		Contracts define link requests, answers, outcomes, permissions, and RPCs. Client helpers build machine lists, display states, answer payloads, pairing-code commands, and tool summaries.
Peer discovery and pairing-code minting
apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinks.ts, apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinks.test.ts, apps/web/src/state/..., apps/mobile/src/state/..., packages/client-runtime/src/state/peerPairingCode.ts		Peer linking validates candidate addresses and can require the expected environment. Web and mobile state expose linkable machines and pairing-code minting.
Request service and MCP tools
apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.ts, apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.test.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/..., apps/server/src/peer/PeerForwarding.ts		The service creates and answers request cards, records outcomes, and sends notifications. MCP tools expose link and unlink operations and guidance for unlisted environments.
Orchestration lifecycle and answer transport
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/..., apps/server/src/server.ts, apps/server/src/ws.ts, apps/server/src/observability/RpcInstrumentation.ts		The orchestrator records link-request items and closes pending cards when threads stop or archive. Projection, recovery, server wiring, WebSocket RPC, and instrumentation support the flow.
Thread cards and activity presentation
apps/web/src/components/chat/..., apps/mobile/src/features/threads/..., apps/mobile/src/lib/threadActivity.ts, apps/web/src/session-logic.ts, apps/web/src/components/settings/..., docs/user/remote-access.md, packages/provider-core/src/server/orchestrationInstructions.ts		Web and mobile clients render request cards with machine selection, access controls, existing-link handling, and pairing-code input. Timeline, settings, documentation, and orchestration instructions describe the flow.

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Change: Feature

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mermaid
1sequenceDiagram
2 participant Agent
3 participant OrchestratorToolkit
4 participant PeerLinkRequests
5 participant Orchestrator
6 participant LinkRequestCard
7 participant WebSocketRPC
8 participant PeerLinks
9 Agent->>OrchestratorToolkit: Call t3_environment_link
10 OrchestratorToolkit->>PeerLinkRequests: Create request
11 PeerLinkRequests->>Orchestrator: Record pending card
12 LinkRequestCard->>WebSocketRPC: Submit answer
13 WebSocketRPC->>PeerLinkRequests: Answer request
14 PeerLinkRequests->>PeerLinks: Link selected environment
15 PeerLinkRequests->>Orchestrator: Record outcome and notification

Suggested reviewers: t3dotgg, maria-rcks

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 3deb9

Agent-requested linking mostly works. However, if the agent changes course mid-turn, a link the user approves can be created while the request card stays stuck and the agent never hears the result. A slow peer can also delay every other link answer. The steering-restart case should be fixed before merge.

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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.tslines 7368–7375Outdated · 9a58f9bOpen thread
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7372+ commandType: command.type,
7373+ cause: `Node ${command.nodeId} is not the root of run ${command.runId}.`,
7374+ });
7375+ }
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

A steering restart makes a pending link card unanswerable after the link is already made.

PeerLinkRequests.answer takes nodeId from the stored card. The card stored run.rootNodeId from the time of the request. A steering restart sets rootNodeId: nextRootNodeId on the same run (dispatchSteerIntoRun, around Line 4271). After that, this check rejects the answer with Node … is not the root of run ….

answer calls peerLinks.link before record. In this case the following happens:

  • The link and its token already exist.
  • The card stays pending, and the user sees "Could not update the link request."
  • The agent never gets the outcome notification.
  • Each retry pairs again and fails again. Only Stop or Archive closes the card.

The run is still the correct owner, so the fix is to validate the root node only when the card is created. For updates, the existing existing.runId === command.runId check is enough.

Proposed fix
diff
1 const run = projection.runs.find((candidate) => candidate.id === command.runId);
2- if (run === undefined || run.rootNodeId !== command.nodeId) {
3+ const existingItem = projection.turnItems.find((item) => item.id === command.turnItemId);
4+ // A steering restart moves the run's root node; an open card keeps the node it was asked on.
5+ if (
6+ run === undefined ||
7+ (existingItem === undefined && run.rootNodeId !== command.nodeId) ||
8+ (existingItem !== undefined && existingItem.nodeId !== command.nodeId)
9+ ) {

You can also check the card's run and node in PeerLinkRequests.answer before you call peerLinks.link. Then a record that would fail cannot leave an orphaned link.

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JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in 4caaacab1b. The root node is checked only when a card is created; an update keeps the card's own node, provider thread and turn. Test steers the run mid-request and answers the card; it fails with the old check.

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@juliusmarminge Thanks. The supplied code checks the current root node only when creating a card. Updates retain the card’s node, provider thread, and provider turn, while preserving the run ownership check. This addresses the steering-restart failure.

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apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.tsline 174Outdated · 70382d7Open thread
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171+ // Turn item ids are global; scope the key to this thread. A retry with
172+ // the same clientRequestId finds this card and records nothing.
173+ const turnItemId = TurnItemId.make(
174+ `turn-item:link-request:${encodeURIComponent(threadId)}:${encodeURIComponent(key)}`,
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A later provider session in the same thread that reuses a clientRequestId receives the earlier session’s card outcome instead of creating its own request, even if it targets a different machine. turnItemId scopes the key only by threadId, while scope.requestNamespace is used only for the command ID; include the caller namespace in the card ID as well.

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3A later provider session in the same thread that reuses a `clientRequestId` receives the earlier session’s card outcome instead of creating its own request, even if it targets a different machine. `turnItemId` scopes the key only by `threadId`, while `scope.requestNamespace` is used only for the command ID; include the caller namespace in the card ID as well.
JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in 289a99be5b: the card id now includes the caller's request namespace. Test reuses a clientRequestId from a later provider session and gets its own card.

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apps/web/src/components/chat/LinkRequestCard.tsxlines 300–304Outdated · a38407bOpen thread
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301+ // The card switches to its answered row once the item updates.
302+ setPairingCode("");
303+ props.onOpenChange(false);
304+ return;
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reset the dialog state after a successful submit.

After a successful answer, submit calls props.onOpenChange(false) directly. That call does not go through the Dialog onOpenChange wrapper, so reset() never runs. The Cancel button at Line 446 takes the same path. The dialog stays mounted inside PendingLinkRequest. If the user cancels and reopens the dialog, it keeps the old step, choice, address, and access. If an answer fails and the user closes the dialog with Cancel, the old error is still visible when the dialog reopens. Route every close through one handler that also calls reset().

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1+ const close = () => {
2+ props.onOpenChange(false);
3+ reset();
4+ };
5 ...
6- props.onOpenChange(false);
7+ close();
8 ...
9- onClick={() => props.onOpenChange(false)}
10+ onClick={close}
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JJulius Marminge6d ago

Fixed in e3fa9845a4, same change as the Cancel thread: every close goes through one close() that resets.

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apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.ts: 1

294-326: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The global answer lock serializes every card in the environment behind a network pairing call.

answerLock is one Semaphore for the whole service. answer holds the lock while peerLinks.link probes addresses and signs in at the peer. If one peer is slow or does not answer, every other card answer in every thread waits. The comment says the lock protects one card, so a per-card key is enough. Use KeyedLock keyed on turnItemId. Other services already use it.

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1- const answerLock = yield* Semaphore.make(1);
2+ const answerLocks = yield* KeyedLock.make<TurnItemId>();
3 const answer: PeerLinkRequests["Service"]["answer"] = (input) =>
4- Effect.gen(function* () {
5+ answerLocks.withLock(input.turnItemId, Effect.gen(function* () {
6 ...
7- }).pipe(answerLock.withPermits(1), Effect.withSpan("PeerLinkRequests.answer"));
8+ })).pipe(Effect.withSpan("PeerLinkRequests.answer"));
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packages/client-runtime/src/linkRequest.tslines 81–81Outdated · a07ae2fOpen thread
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78+ connected: environment.connection.phase === "connected",
79+ connectOnly: false,
80+ linked: input.linkedIds.has(environment.environmentId),
81+ urls: [...new Set([...reported, ...routes])],
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A saved machine's discovered Connect URL is omitted when its saved routes contain no RelayConnectionTarget, so the answer sends only the reported and saved URLs; linking then fails if the requesting server cannot reach those addresses. Append connect.httpBaseUrl after the reported and saved URLs regardless of route type.

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apps/web/src/components/chat/LinkRequestCard.tsxline 399Outdated · a07ae2fOpen thread
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396+ </p>
397+ ) : null}
398+ </>
399+ ) : (
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When a named machine is already linked and has known URLs, the dialog still lets the user choose access, but submit() uses the use-existing branch and ignores access; confirming therefore retains the existing link's access regardless of the user's selection. Render the existing-link explanation instead of the access and pairing-code controls whenever useExisting is true.

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We examined this branch at 6659e49d28. This finding is related to #16184, and it affects the new link cards.

What we found

  • The link card ID and the pending command ID contain requestNamespace (PeerLinkRequests.ts:192,236).
  • requestNamespace is a random UUID for each MCP credential (McpSessionRegistry.ts:116).
  • The server issues a new MCP credential after these events:
    • a restart
    • an idle release (30 minutes)
    • 24 hours with no activity
    • a change to the browser access or the device access
  • Because of this, a retry of t3_environment_link after one of these events shows a second card to the user.

The opposite case

  • ProviderSessionManager can give an MCP credential that is still valid to a replacement session. The test "protects a reused credential from a predecessor release during open" expects this.
  • Then the replacement session keeps the first requestNamespace, and its request finds the first card.
  • This affects the test "a later provider session reusing a clientRequestId gets a card of its own". In production, that test is true only after a new MCP credential.

Other IDs that contain the key on this branch

Forwarded keys (PeerForwarding.ts:149) and remote delegation IDs (RemoteDelegation.ts:270,705) also contain requestNamespace.

How we reproduced it

We used credentials from the real registry with the test setup of PeerLinkRequests.test.ts:

  1. Issue an MCP credential for the thread. Call t3_environment_link with clientRequestId "link".
  2. Revoke the credential, and issue a new credential for the same thread. Call t3_environment_link again with "link".

Result: the second call returns a different pending card, and the thread shows two cards. A new registry instance gives the same result. A new registry instance is what the server has after a restart.

Questions

  • What is "a later provider session" for these keys?
  • Do you intend a link request that the agent retries after a restart or an idle release to find its first card?
apps/mobile/scripts/measure-renders.mtsline 144Outdated · e3bfe96Open thread
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141+ (project) => project.workspaceRoot === options.projectRoot,
142+ )?.id;
143+ // A project record outlives its folder, and turns fail without it.
144+ yield* (yield* FileSystem.FileSystem).makeDirectory(options.projectRoot, { recursive: true });
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With a remote --server, makeDirectory creates options.projectRoot only on the machine running this script, so the server still rejects the turn when its workspace root is missing. The project.create mutation also leaves createWorkspaceRootIfMissing false, and existing projects skip that mutation; create the root through the server-side service for both cases.

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apps/mobile/scripts/measure-renders.mtsline 140Outdated · e3bfe96Open thread
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137+ const shell = yield* http
138+ .get(`${options.server}/api/orchestration/shell`)
139+ .pipe(Effect.flatMap(HttpClientResponse.schemaBodyJson(OrchestrationV2ShellSnapshot)));
140+ let projectId = shell.projects.find(
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A relative --project-root such as ./scratch is not matched to the normalized workspaceRoot stored by the server, so the next run attempts a duplicate project.create and aborts the default three-run measurement without producing a report. Normalize the root before lookup and project creation, or reuse the created project ID across runs.

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JJulius Marminge4d ago

Taking over this one for batch ssh-relay-remote-16. I am checking the peer-link dependencies and rebuilding only what can be verified against current main. I will leave this open if dependency or headless verification gates cannot be satisfied; nothing will be merged.

JJulius Marminge4d ago

Takeover checkpoint for batch ssh-relay-remote-16: blocked on integration; no changes pushed. The local candidate preserves the original commits and adds a minimal test/implementation rebuild plus two independent full-diff review rounds (Codex GPT-6 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5). Both final reviewers found no own-layer blocker. A recoverable UX limitation remains: choosing an already revoked stored link consumes the card; Link again renews it.

The candidate passes 145 tests in 15 focused files, scoped server/client-runtime/web/mobile typechecks, and changed-file lint/format checks. The original core coverage was 27 tests in two files; overlapping assertions were consolidated before adding genuine lifecycle/authentication regressions. Mutation checks prove the accepted fixes fail on the previous implementation. Latest upstream CI still covers the original head, not this unpublished candidate.

Live Linux web proof used two isolated servers and real Codex turns: pending approval survives the requesting turn and server restart; approval/decline wakes the originating thread; existing-link reuse works; renewal preserves the named environment and selected access; manual settlement ends the pending card. No live Connect account, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, or Electron shell verification was available.

Before (settling left a live card): Before: settled thread retains actionable environment request

After (local candidate only): After: settlement ends the environment request

Existing-link renewal offers Link again Renewal preserves explicit supervised access

Integration gate: main has released migration 64 CanonicalizeThreadPullRequestLinks; the earlier peer foundations use 64 PeerLinks and 65 PeerLinkFence, and this layer adds 66. A read-only main-ledger fixture proves the branch rejects an already-main-migrated database. The main merge also has 12 conflicts. This cannot be published as a verified main-compatible change yet.

Maintainer steps: integrate the earlier peer-link/service/client layers in order, then #16719, then this layer; preserve main migration 64 and allocate unused later IDs in the owning layers; explicitly reconcile or reset sandbox databases carrying the old peer ledger; prove upgrade of canonical PR-link rows and a second idempotent migration run. Resolve the main conflicts, rerun scoped checks and repeat pending-card/restart/renewal proof. Earlier PRs outside this batch were not changed. Obtain maintainer approval after those results.

Local candidate retained on ssh-relay-remote-16/17129-assessment at 1226115109df9f0434736dd1e8bc285dc6c3368e; reports and patch backup are retained outside the disposable worktree. Thanks @juliusmarminge for the original services and client flow. No replacement PR was opened and the original remains open.

Implementation: Codex GPT-6.1 Sol / Codex harness; tests: GPT-6 Astra; reviews: GPT-6 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5.

JJulius Marminge3d ago

Supplement to the takeover checkpoint: the published branch has since rebased to 339c51c, based on the delegation branch. The preserved local candidate 1226115109df9f0434736dd1e8bc285dc6c3368e and the 145-test/live proof above predate that rebase. I compared the range changes, but have not forward-ported and fully re-reviewed those local fixes against the new upstream head. They must not be read as verification of the current published revision.

For count clarity, core coverage was 27 tests in two files, consolidated to 24 before implementation, and ended at 31 in those same two files after the genuine lifecycle/authentication regressions. The wider final candidate run was 145 tests in 15 files.

The peer-foundation migration collision and main conflicts remain the integration gate. No push, replacement publication, closure, or merge was performed.

apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.tslines 123–123Outdated · c14a996Open thread
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120+ const usableLink = (environmentId: EnvironmentId) =>
121+ Effect.all([peerLinks.get(environmentId), DateTime.now]).pipe(
122+ Effect.map(([linked, now]) =>
123+ Option.filter(linked, (link) => DateTime.isGreaterThan(link.expiresAt, now)),
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usableLink treats an unexpired legacy link with fenced !== 1 as usable, so request returns linked and use-existing records success even though PeerLinks.resolve rejects that link; the user never gets a pairing card to repair it. Apply the same fence eligibility check as PeerLinks.resolve when filtering links.

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apps/server/src/peer/PeerLinkRequests.tsline 171Outdated · ea5083aOpen thread
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168+ });
169+ }
170+ // A machine already linked needs no card: the agent can use it now.
171+ if (input.environmentId !== undefined) {
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A retry with an existing clientRequestId can return linked for input.environmentId instead of the card's recorded outcome, leaving a pending card answerable or hiding a decline/cancellation; it can also report machine A when the card approved a different machine. The linked-environment shortcut runs before readCard; resolve the existing request first and apply the shortcut only when no card exists.

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JJulius Marminge1d ago

Fixed the Macroscope finding on PeerLinks.ts (redirects forwarding the pairing code): the peer-link HTTP client now sets redirect: "manual", so nothing is sent past the origin peerOrigin checked. The client comes from #16655, so the fix and a regression test (never follows a peer's redirect with the pairing code, which failed before) live in that layer (689401d1c7).

Added 10 commits

  • fix(web): the link dialog starts fresh each time it opens0434098
  • fix(server): a slow machine no longer holds up every link card's answer32ce3be
  • fix(server): a link card stays answerable after a steer, and Stop shows no new one59b5523
  • feat(web,mobile): pick a T3 Connect machine when linking6d447b8
  • fix(server): a thread waits on its link card after the agent's turn ends6eaab59
  • fix(server): an expired link goes through the link card92a1697
  • feat(server,web,mobile): an agent sets up a link to another environmente692add
  • fix(server): a link card's id names the provider session that askedfaa16e3
  • fix(web,mobile): each link answer mints its own pairing codefd3a228
  • fix(web,mobile): a minted pairing code carries the access the link asks for71bc8a8
Iilnytskyi14h ago
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Could be useful for Windows and WSL automatic linking when server runs on both envs so they could talk to each other more easily.