fix(server): Claude turns whose CLI exits before its first frame fail instead of running forever#33008

apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts: 1

10755-10882: External image Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Assert the early-exit protocol error

The first assertion also accepts an unrelated failure or defect. Assert the wrapped protocol error and its detail so this test catches a regression in the reported failure.

Suggested fix

diff

1	- const started = yield* harness.runtime
2	+ const error = yield* harness.runtime
3	.startTurn(harness.turnInput("a", 1))
4	- .pipe(Effect.exit);
5	- assert.isTrue(
6	- Exit.isFailure(started),
7	- "a turn whose Claude query ended before its first frame started running on the dead query",
8	+ .pipe(Effect.flip);
9	+ assert.instanceOf(error, ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterTurnStartError);
10	+ if (!(error instanceof ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterTurnStartError)) return;
11	+ assert.instanceOf(error.cause, ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterProtocolError);
12	+ if (!(error.cause instanceof ProviderAdapter.ProviderAdapterProtocolError)) return;
13	+ assert.equal(
14	+ error.cause.detail,
15	+ "Claude provider query ended before the turn could start.",
16	);

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7	@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts around lines
8	10755 - 10882:
9	Strengthen the early-exit assertion in the test using
10	`openAdapterWhoseFirstQueryEndsBeforeItsFirstFrame`: verify that `startTurn`
11	fails with a `ProviderAdapterTurnStartError` wrapping a
12	`ProviderAdapterProtocolError`, and assert the protocol error’s detail matches
13	the expected early-query-ended message. Preserve the follow-up turn assertion.

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9	- Around line 10755-10882: Strengthen the early-exit assertion in the test using
10	`openAdapterWhoseFirstQueryEndsBeforeItsFirstFrame`: verify that `startTurn`
11	fails with a `ProviderAdapterTurnStartError` wrapping a
12	`ProviderAdapterProtocolError`, and assert the protocol error’s detail matches
13	the expected early-query-ended message. Preserve the follow-up turn assertion.
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15	---
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17	Failed pre-merge checks:
18	- Linked Issues check:
19	Choose one path. (1) Implement the remaining #33001 requirements: a bounded
20	first-frame timeout for a newly opened query that fails the turn visibly, and a
21	Stop grace period that terminalizes the run when the process is gone or does not
22	acknowledge the interrupt. Add automated tests for both. (2) Keep the scope as
23	is. Change `Fixes` to a partial reference, such as `Partially addresses
24	pingdotgg/t3code#33001`, and state that the bounded-time and Stop grace-period
25	requirements remain open.
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8	Implement a bounded first-frame failure and a Stop grace-period fallback, with
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10	period when the provider cannot interrupt it.
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts: 1

11316-11322: External image Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value

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Review note: the atomic claim is sound, but Ref.modify mutates querySession inside the modifier.

The check and the lastTurn write run in one Ref.modify. The exit handler uses Ref.modify on the same queryContext ref, so the two cannot interleave. Either the claim wins, or the exit wins and the start fails. This closes the stranded-Working race.

One style concern remains. The modifier function writes querySession.lastTurn as a side effect. Ref.modify modifiers should be pure. In the current Effect runtime the modifier runs once, so the behavior is correct. A later change to the ref implementation could break this. Move the write out of the modifier:

♻️ Proposed refactor

diff

1	- const attached = yield* Ref.modify(queryContext, (current) => {
2	- if (current?.query !== querySession.query || querySession.stopping) {
3	- return [false, current];
4	- }
5	- querySession.lastTurn = context;
6	- return [true, current];
7	- });
8	+ const attached = yield* Ref.modify(queryContext, (current) => [
9	+ current?.query === querySession.query && !querySession.stopping,
10	+ current,
11	+ ]);
12	+ if (attached) querySession.lastTurn = context;

This version is safe because the claim and the write happen in the same synchronous fiber step. No yield point sits between them.

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7	- Linked Issues check:
8	Implement and test a Stop fallback that terminalizes the run after the required
9	grace period when the provider cannot interrupt it. Also verify and test bounded
10	failure when a query produces no first frame or never spawns; add this handling
11	if existing behavior does not meet the requirement.
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6	Failed pre-merge checks:
7	- Linked Issues check:
8	Implement and test Stop terminalization after a short grace period when the
9	query is gone or does not acknowledge the interrupt. Establish with code and
10	tests that a query which produces no frame within a bounded time fails visibly
11	and releases the thread; add timeout handling if existing behavior does not meet
12	this requirement.
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