fix(opencode): switching a thread to Full access stops asking for approval#21982

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Switching a thread from Supervised to Full access did not stop the approval prompts. OpenCode kept asking for approval exactly as before, so the mode switch looked broken.

The mode did change on the server. The problem was on the provider side: OpenCode keeps its approval rules on the native session, and T3's OpenCode adapter only wrote those rules when it created that session. Every later turn resumed the same native session with the rules it was born with, so a thread that started supervised asked for approval forever.

Reproducing

In a thread whose provider instance is OpenCode:

Set the runtime mode to Supervised and send a message, so the provider session is created.
Switch the thread to Full access.
Send another message and let the agent run a command.

Before this change, step 3 asks for approval on the command. The mode change never reached the native session.

Fix

The adapter now tracks the permission rules a native session carries and writes them back when the session is resumed under a different runtime mode, so the next turn after the switch runs with the rules the user picked.

A native subagent session carries the parent's rules plus the restrictions of its own agent, so it keeps the rules it has. That is decided by the native session's parent id, not only by the in-memory marker, because a server restart drops the marker.

A runtime mode change applies from the next turn, not mid-turn.

How this was checked

packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts gained two tests:

"reapplies the runtime mode permission rules when a session is resumed" creates a native session under approval-required, resumes it under full-access, and asserts the session's rules now allow bash. On the unfixed adapter it fails with AssertionError: expected +0 to equal 1 — the adapter issues no session.update on resume at all.
"keeps the rules of a resumed native child session" resumes a session whose native parentID is set and asserts no session.update is issued. Without the parent-id guard it fails with expected [ … ] to deeply equal [].
vp test run --dir packages/provider-opencode → 16 passed | 2 skipped (18) files, 225 passed | 2 skipped (227) tests
vp run --filter @t3tools/provider-opencode typecheck → no errors
vp lint packages/provider-opencode → only the pre-existing unused-layer warning

What I could not check

I did not reproduce this in a live client. The evidence above is the focused tests, not an end-to-end run of the app.
The thread that reported the problem is a delegated task in another T3 environment. I could not inspect it, so I could not confirm that it runs on the OpenCode adapter rather than another provider. If it runs elsewhere, this fix does not cover it.
The manual reproduction above is written from the code path, not from a recorded run.

Scope and approval

This is a small, focused fix for an obvious bug: switching the runtime mode did not update approval rules on an existing OpenCode session. The change restores the behavior the mode control promises and adds regression coverage. No separate issue or prior maintainer approval applies; this fits the repository's exemption for small fixes to obvious bugs.

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The adapter records permission rules applied to native sessions. When an eligible root thread resumes, it updates the session if the current runtime policy differs. It skips permission updates for child sessions.

Changes: OpenCode Permission Rules

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track session permission rules `packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts`	Thread state records rules supplied at session creation, including child-specific rules. New-session rules are computed once and reused for the creation request and SDK call.
Apply current policy on resume `packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts`, `packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts`	The adapter compares permission rules in order and updates a resumed root session when its current policy differs. Tests cover changes from `bash: ask` to `bash: allow` and from `bash: allow` to `bash: ask`, and confirm that a child session with a native parent ID is not updated.

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Possibly related PRs

pingdotgg/t3code#24321: It uses session-rule tracking and update behavior in the OpenCode adapter to append selected-agent rules and restore Full access rules.

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The change makes resumed root sessions honor the selected access mode while preserving child-session restrictions. No introduced privilege bypass was established. Interrupted permission updates and concurrent transitions remain incompletely verified.

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Security Blast Radius

observed — The new permission write targets one registered native session ID. It does not issue a server-wide permission change. The authority granted within that session can nevertheless be wildcard tool access when selected by the resolved policy.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — The reconciliation payload is derived from the supplied runtime policy. Native child ownership takes precedence: either the in-memory subagent marker or the fetched native parentID prevents the root policy from overwriting child-specific rules. A resume without runtimePolicy remains a no-op for permission reconciliation.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — Resume awaits reconciliation before returning, but the adapter's turn-admission checks track active turns rather than pending permission updates. This establishes an ordering dependency on callers; it does not by itself establish a reachable race or privilege bypass.

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	3029	+	);
	3030	+	state.appliedPermissionRules = rules;
	3031	+	});
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Do not overwrite permissions on resumed native child sessions.

The OpenCode child provider thread is persisted with a native session reference. The orchestration layer can later pass that child thread to resumeThread.

After a restart, subagentsByChildSessionId is empty. registerThread therefore sets parentSubagent to null, and appliedPermissionRules remains null. applyPermissionRules then writes the root runtime-policy rules to a native session whose parentID identifies it as a child. This can replace the child agent’s restrictions.

Use the resumed session’s parentID when deciding whether to apply root rules. Do not construct an incomplete OpenCodeSubagentContext, because other child-session behavior uses that context.

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1	const applyPermissionRules = (
2	state: OpenCodeThreadState,
3	runtimePolicy: ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterV2RuntimePolicy \| undefined,
4	+ nativeParentId: string \| undefined,
5	) =>
6	Effect.gen(function* () {
7	// A native subagent session carries the parent's rules plus the
8	// restrictions of its own agent, so the parent policy must not
9	// overwrite them.
10	- if (runtimePolicy === undefined \|\| state.parentSubagent !== null) return;
11	+ if (
12	+ runtimePolicy === undefined \|\|
13	+ state.parentSubagent !== null \|\|
14	+ nativeParentId !== undefined
15	+ ) {
16	+ return;
17	+ }
18	const rules = openCodePermissionRules(runtimePolicy);
19	if (permissionRulesEqual(state.appliedPermissionRules, rules)) return;
20	yield* sdkCall("session.update", { sessionID: state.nativeSessionId }, () =>
21	client.session.update({
22	sessionID: state.nativeSessionId,
23	permission: rules,
24	@@
25	};
26	const state = registerThread(nativeSession, providerThread, null);
27	- yield* applyPermissionRules(state, threadInput.runtimePolicy);
28	+ yield* applyPermissionRules(
29	+ state,
30	+ threadInput.runtimePolicy,
31	+ nativeSession.parentID,
32	+ );
33	return providerThread;

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Fixed in 4582d01d14. The finding was valid: the in-memory subagent marker does not survive a server restart, so registerThread leaves parentSubagent as null for a native child session and the root runtime-policy rules were written over the child agent's own restrictions.

applyPermissionRules now also takes the resumed native session's parentID and returns early when it is present, so a native child session keeps the rules it carries regardless of the in-memory marker. The parentID is passed in directly from the resumeThread flow; no OpenCodeSubagentContext is constructed.

New test in packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts: "keeps the rules of a resumed native child session". It resumes a session whose native parentID is set and asserts no session.update is issued. Without the guard it fails with expected [ … ] to deeply equal [].

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Oonly21mil19d ago

The tests here cover a restricted session switching to full access, but the same resumeThread path also has to tighten rules. A session created under full access and then resumed under approval-required should get one session.update with the restricted rules, or it keeps auto-approving tool calls. The test below covers that direction by giving makePermissionRuleHarness an optional starting mode. It passes on 4582d01 and fails when adapter.ts is put back to this PR's base, ff9f41b. Take it or skip it, whichever suits the PR.

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1	diff --git a/packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts b/packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts
2	index 296cd8383..94ec09ba6 100644
3	--- a/packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts
4	+++ b/packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts
5	@@ -243,6 +243,7 @@ const makeOpenCodeRuntimeHarness = Effect.fn("makeOpenCodeRuntimeHarness")(funct
6	const makePermissionRuleHarness = Effect.fn("makePermissionRuleHarness")(function* (
7	suffix: string,
8	nativeSession: { readonly id: string; readonly parentID?: string },
9	+ initialMode: ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterV2RuntimePolicy["runtimeMode"] = "approval-required",
10	) {
11	const nativeEvents = asyncEventStream();
12	const createdPermissions: Array<unknown> = [];
13	@@ -286,12 +287,12 @@ const makePermissionRuleHarness = Effect.fn("makePermissionRuleHarness")(functio
14	threadId,
15	providerSessionId: ProviderSessionId.make(`session-${suffix}`),
16	modelSelection,
17	- runtimePolicy: runtimePolicy("approval-required", { cwd: "/workspace" }),
18	+ runtimePolicy: runtimePolicy(initialMode, { cwd: "/workspace" }),
19	});
20	const providerThread = yield* runtime.ensureThread({
21	threadId,
22	modelSelection,
23	- runtimePolicy: runtimePolicy("approval-required", { cwd: "/workspace" }),
24	+ runtimePolicy: runtimePolicy(initialMode, { cwd: "/workspace" }),
25	});
26	return {
27	createdPermissions,
28	@@ -2845,6 +2846,36 @@ describe("OpenCodeAdapterV2", () => {
29	),
30	);
31
32	+ it.effect("reapplies the restricted rules when a full-access session is resumed", () =>
33	+ Effect.gen(function* () {
34	+ const harness = yield* makePermissionRuleHarness(
35	+ "resume-restricted-policy",
36	+ { id: "root" },
37	+ "full-access",
38	+ );
39	+ assert.equal(
40	+ permissionAction(harness.createdPermissions[0] as PermissionRuleset, "bash"),
41	+ "allow",
42	+ );
43	+
44	+ yield* harness.runtime.resumeThread({
45	+ providerThread: harness.providerThread,
46	+ threadId: harness.threadId,
47	+ modelSelection: harness.modelSelection,
48	+ runtimePolicy: runtimePolicy("approval-required", { cwd: "/workspace" }),
49	+ });
50	+
51	+ assert.equal(harness.updatedPermissions.length, 1);
52	+ assert.equal(
53	+ permissionAction(harness.updatedPermissions[0] as PermissionRuleset, "bash"),
54	+ "ask",
55	+ );
56	+ }).pipe(
57	+ Effect.provide(Layer.merge(IdAllocator.layer, McpProviderSessions.layer)),
58	+ Effect.scoped,
59	+ ),
60	+ );
61	+
62	it.effect("keeps the rules of a resumed native child session", () =>
63	Effect.gen(function* () {
64	// A server restart drops the in-memory subagent marker, so the native

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2967	2991		);
2968	2992		});
2969	2993
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✅ Addressed in commit 23d442e

Added 1 commit18d ago

fix(opencode): trace permission rule updates23d442e

JJulius Marminge13d ago

Closing: current main already covers this as of b5af4608ca. If you still see it on a build that includes that commit, reply and we'll reopen.