perf(claude): stop Ultracode carry-over and per-turn stalls that made Claude slower than the CLI#26807

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6	Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/state/use-model-option-memory.ts at line 23:
7	Update the option-memory logic around withoutSessionScopedOptions so normalized
8	cross-thread memory does not replace pending settings-sheet options; retain
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3	File: apps/mobile/src/state/use-model-option-memory.ts:23-23
4	Timestamp: 2026-10-29T04:57:25.090Z
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In Effect 4.0.5, does Cache.invalidate cancel an in-progress Cache.get lookup, or can that lookup still complete after a later lookup for the same key?

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6	L635: const getImpl = &lt;Key, A, E, R&gt;(
7	L636: self: Cache&lt;Key, A, E, R&gt;,
8	L637: key: Key,
9	L638: fiber: Fiber.Fiber&lt;any, any&gt;,
10	L639: isRead = true
11	L640: ): Entry&lt;A, E&gt; | undefined =&gt; {
12	L641: const oentry = MutableHashMap.get(self.map, key)
13	L642: if (Option.isNone(oentry)) {
14	L643: return undefined
15	L644: } else if (hasExpired(oentry.value, fiber)) {
16	L645: MutableHashMap.remove(self.map, key)
17	L646: return undefined
18	L647: } else if (isRead) {
19	L648: MutableHashMap.remove(self.map, key)
20	L649: MutableHashMap.set(self.map, key, oentry.value)
21	L650: }
22	L651: return oentry.value
23	L652: }
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25	</source>
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27	<title></title>
28	<location>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Effect-TS/effect/effect%404.0.5/packages/effect/src/Cache.ts</location>
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30	L0: /**
31	L1: * Caches values loaded by an Effect lookup function.
32	L2: *
33	L3: * A cache stores successful and failed lookup results, shares an in-progress
34	L4: * lookup when multiple callers request the same missing key, and limits entries
35	L5: * by capacity and optional time-to-live rules. This module includes helpers for
36	L6: * reading, setting, refreshing, invalidating, and inspecting cache contents.
37	L7: *
38	L8: * @stability stable
39	L9: * @since 4.0.0
40	L10: */
41	L11: import * as Context from &quot;./Context.ts&quot;
42	L12: import * as Duration from &quot;./Duration.ts&quot;
43	L13: import type * as Effect from &quot;./Effect.ts&quot;
44	L14: import type * as Exit from &quot;./Exit.ts&quot;
45	L15: import type * as Fiber from &quot;./Fiber.ts&quot;
46	L16: import { dual } from &quot;./Function.ts&quot;
47	L17: import * as core from &quot;./internal/core.ts&quot;
48	L18: import { PipeInspectableProto } from &quot;./internal/core.ts&quot;
49	L19: import * as effect from &quot;./internal/effect.ts&quot;
50	L20: import * as Iterable from &quot;./Iterable.ts&quot;
51	L21: import * as MutableHashMap from &quot;./MutableHashMap.ts&quot;
52	L22: import * as Option from &quot;./Option.ts&quot;
53	L23: import type { Pipeable } from &quot;./Pipeable.ts&quot;
54	L24: import type { Predicate } from &quot;./Predicate.ts&quot;
55	L25: import * as Result from &quot;./Result.ts&quot;
56	L26: const TypeId = &quot;~effect/Cache&quot;
57	L27: /**
58	L28: * A cache interface that provides a mutable key-value store with automatic TTL management,
59	L29: * capacity limits, and lookup functions for cache misses.
60	L30: *
61	L31: * **Example** (Creating a basic cache)
62	L32: *
63	L33: * ```ts import.meta.vitest
64	L34: * import { Cache, Effect } from &quot;effect&quot;
65	L35: *
66	L36: * // Basic cache with string keys and number values
67	L37: * const program = Effect.gen(function*() {
68	L38: * const cache = yield* Cache.make&lt;string, number&gt;({
69	L39: * capacity: 100,
70	L40: * lookup: (key: string) =&gt; Effect.succeed(key.length)
71	L41: * })
72	L42: *
73	L43: * // Cache operations
74	L44: * const value1 = yield* Cache.get(cache, &quot;hello&quot;) // 5
75	L45: * const value2 = yield* Cache.get(cache, &quot;world&quot;) // 5
76	L46: * const value3 = yield* Cache.get(cache, &quot;hello&quot;) // 5 (cached)
77	L47: *
78	L48: * return [value1, value2, value3]
79	L49: * })
80	L50: *
81	L51: * const actual = await Effect.runPromise(program)
82	L52: * actual // =&gt; [5, 5, 5]
83	L53: * ```
84	L54: *
85	L55: * **Example** (Handling lookup failures)
86	L56: *
87	L57: * ```ts import.meta.vitest
88	L58: * import { Cache, Effect, Exit } from &quot;effect&quot;
89	L59: *
90	L60: * // Cache with error handling
91	L61: * const program = Effect.gen(function*() {
92	L62: * const cache = yield* Cache.make&lt;string, number, string&gt;({
93	L63: * capacity: 10,
94	L64: * lookup: (key: string) =&gt;
95	L65: * key === &quot;error&quot;
96	L66: * ? Effect.fail(&quot;Lookup failed&quot;)
97	L67: * : Effect.succeed(key.length)
98	L68: * })
99	L69: *
100	L70: * // Handle successful and failed lookups
101	L71: * const success = yield* Cache.get(cache, &quot;test&quot;)
102	L72: * const failure = yield* Effect.exit(Cache.get(cache, &quot;error&quot;))
103	L73: *
104	L74: * return [success, failure] as const
105	L75: * })
106	L76: *
107	L77: * const actual = await Effect.runPromise(program)
108	L78: * actual // =&gt; [4, Exit.fail(&quot;Lookup failed&quot;)]
109	L79: * ```
110	L80: *
111	L81: * **Example** (Using complex keys with TTL)
112	L82: *
113	L83: * ```ts import.meta.vitest
114	L84: * import { Cache, Data, Duration, Effect } from &quot;effect&quot;
115	L85: *
116	L86: * // Cache with complex key types and TTL
117	L87: * class UserId extends Data.Class&lt;{ id: number }&gt; {}
118	L88: *
119	L89: * const program = Effect.gen(function*() {
120	L90: * const userCache = yield* Cache.make&lt;UserId, string&gt;({
121	L91: * capacity: 1000,
122	L92: * lookup: (userId: UserId) =&gt; Effect.succeed(`User-${userId.id}`),
123	L93: * timeToLive: Duration.minutes(5)
124	L94: * })
125	L95: *
126	L96: * const userId = new UserId({ id: 123 })
127	L97: * const userName = yield* Cache.get(userCache, userId)
128	L98: *
129	L99: * return userName
130	L100: * })
131	L101: *
132	L102: * const actual = await Effect.runPromise(program)
133	L103: * actual // =&gt; &quot;User-123&quot;
134	L104: * ```
135	L105: *
136	L106: * @stability stable
137	L107: * @category models
138	L108: * @since 2.0.0
139	L109: */
140	L110: export interface Cache&lt;in out Key, in out A, in out E = never, out R = never&gt; extends Pipeable {
141	L111: readonly [TypeId]: typeof TypeId
142	L112: readonly map: MutableHashMap.MutableHashMap&lt;Key, Entry&lt;A, E&gt;&gt;
143	L113: readonly capacity: number
144	L114: readonly lookup: (key: Key) =&gt; Effect.Effect&lt;A, E, R&gt;
145	L115: readonly timeToLive: (exit: Exit.Exit&lt;A, E&gt;, key: Key) =&gt; Duration.Duration
146	L116: }
147	L117: /**
148	L118: * Represents a low-level cache entry containing a deferred lookup result and
149	L119: * an optional expiration timestamp.
150	L120: *
151	L121: * **When to use**
152	L122: *
153	L123: * Use when inspecting a `Cache`&#39;s low-level map and you need the stored
154	L124: * deferred lookup result or expiration timestamp for a key.
155	L125: *
156	L126: * **Details**
157	L127: *
158	L128: * An `expiresAt` value of `undefined` means the entry does not expire.
159	L129: *
160	L130: * Pass the current fiber to `await` when calling it from inside
161	L131: * `Effect.withFiber`, so the waiter is counted and its cleanup registered in
162	L132: * that same step. Without it, `await` resolves the fiber itself.
163	L133: *
164	L134: * @see {@link Cache} for the public cache API that manages entries through
165	L135: * combinators
166	L136: *
167	L137: * @stability stable
168	L138: * @category models
169	L139: * @since 4.0.0
170	L140: */
171	L141: export interface Entry&lt;A, E&gt; {
172	L142: expiresAt: number | undefined
173	L143: awaiters: number
174	L144: readonly fiber: Fiber.Fiber&lt;A, E&gt;
175	L145: await(this: Entry&lt;A, E&gt;, fiber?: Fiber.Fiber&lt;unknown, unknown&gt;): Effect.Effect&lt;A, E&gt;
176	L146: }
177	L147: /**
178	L148: * Creates a cache with dynamic time-to-live based on the result and key.
179	L149: *
180	L150: * **When to use**
181	L151: *
182	L152: * Use when you need different cache entry lifetimes based on the lookup result
183	L153: * or key characteristics.
184	L154: *
185	L155: * **Details**
186	L156: *
187	L157: * The timeToLive function receives both the exit result and the key, allowing
188	L158: * for flexible TTL policies based on success/failure state and key characteristics.
189	L159: *
190	L160: * **Example** (Configuring dynamic time to live)
191	L161: *
192	L162: * ```ts import.meta.vitest
193	L163: * import { Cache, Effect, Exit } from &quot;effect&quot;
194	L164: *
195	L165: * // Cache with TTL based on computed value
196	L166: * const program = Effect.gen(function*() {
197	L167: * const cache = yield* Cache.makeWith(
198	L168: * (id: number) =&gt; Effect.succeed({ id, active: id % 2 === 0 }),
199	L169: * {
200	L170: * capacity: 1000,
201	L171: * timeToLive(exit) {
202	L172: * if (Exit.isSuccess(exit)) {
203	L173: * const user = exit.value
204	L174: * return user.active ? &quot;1 hour&quot; : &quot;5 minutes&quot;
205	L175: * }
206	L176: * return &quot;30 seconds&quot;
207	L177: * }
208	L178: * }
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567	L352: …[truncated]</excerpt>
568	</source>
569	<source kind="search">
570	<title>Cache</title>
571	<location>https://effect.website/docs/v4/caching/cache</location>
572	<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last week; }) =&gt; Effect&lt;Cache&lt;Key, Value, Error&gt;, never, Requirements&gt; ... Once a cache is created, the most idiomatic way to work with it is `Cache.get`. ... 5 ... `Cache.invalidate` | Evicts the value associated with a specific key.
573
574	# Cache
575
576	In many applications, handling overlapping work is common. For example, in services that process incoming requests, it’s important to avoid redundant work like handling the same request multiple times. The Cache module helps improve performance by preventing duplicate work.
577
578	Key Features of Cache:
579
580	Feature | Description
581	--- | ---
582	Compositionality | Allows overlapping work across different parts of the application while preserving compositional programming.
583	Unified Sync and Async Caches | Integrates both synchronous and asynchronous caches through a unified lookup function that computes values either way.
584	Effect Integration | Works natively with the Effect library, supporting concurrent lookups, failure handling, and interruption.
585	Cache Inspection | Provides functions like `Cache.size`, `Cache.keys`, and `Cache.entries` to inspect the current state of the cache.
586
587	## Creating a Cache
588
589	A cache is defined by a lookup function that computes the value for a given key if it’s not already cached:
590
591	`
592
593	type Lookup&lt;Key, Value, Error, Requirements&gt; = (
594
595	key: Key,
596
597	) =&gt; Effect&lt;Value, Error, Requirements&gt;
598
599	`
600
601	The lookup function takes a `Key` and returns an `Effect`, which describes how to compute the value (`Value`). This `Effect` may require an environment (`Requirements`), can fail with an `Error`, and succeed with a `Value`. Since it returns an `Effect`, it can handle both synchronous and asynchronous workflows.
602
603	You create a cache by providing a lookup function along with a maximum size and a time-to-live (TTL) for cached values.
604
605	You create a cache by providing a lookup function along with a maximum size and a time-to-live (TTL) for cached values.
606
607	`
608
609	declare const make: &lt;Key, Value, Error, Requirements&gt;(options: {
610
611	readonly capacity: number
612
613	readonly timeToLive: Duration.Input
614
615	readonly lookup: Lookup&lt;Key, Value, Error, Requirements&gt;
616
617	}) =&gt; Effect&lt;Cache&lt;Key, Value, Error&gt;, never, Requirements&gt;
618
619	`
620
621	Once a cache is created, the most idiomatic way to work with it is `Cache.get`. `Cache.get` returns the current value in the cache if it exists, or computes a new value, puts it in the cache, and returns it.
622
623	If multiple concurrent processes request the same value, it will only be computed once. All other processes will receive the computed value as soon as it is available. This is managed using Effect’s fiber-based concurrency model without blocking the underlying thread.
624
625	Example (Concurrent Cache Lookups)
626
627	In this example, we call `timeConsumingEffect` three times concurrently with the same key. The cache runs this effect only once, so concurrent lookups will wait until the value is available:
628
629	`
630
631	1
632
633	import { Effect, Cache, Duration } from &quot;effect&quot;
634
635	2
636
637
638
639
640	3
641
642	// Simulating an expensive lookup with a delay
643
644	4
645
646	const expensiveLookup = (key: string) =&gt;
647
648	5
649
650	Effect.sleep(&quot;100 millis&quot;).pipe(Effect.as(key.length))
651
652	6
653
654
655
656
657	7
658
659	const program = Effect.gen(function* () {
660
661	8
662
663	// Create a cache with a capacity of 100 and an infinite TTL
664
665	9
666
667	const cache = yield* Cache.make({
668
669	10
670
671	capacity: 100,
672
673	11
674
675	timeToLive: Duration.infinity,
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677	12
678
679	lookup: expensiveLookup,
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681	13
682
683	})
684
685	14
686
687
688
689
690	15
691
692	// Perform concurrent lookups using the same key
693
694	16
695
696	const result = yield* Effect.all(
697
698	17
699
700	[
701
702	18
703
704	Cache.get(cache, &quot;key1&quot;),
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706	19
707
708	Cache.get(cache, &quot;key1&quot;),
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710	20
711
712	Cache.get(cache, &quot;key1&quot;),
713
714	21
715
716	],
717
718	22
719
720	{ concurrency: &quot;unbounded&quot; },
721
722	23
723
724	)
725
726	24
727
728	console.log(
729
730	25
731
732	&quot;Result of parallel execution of three effects&quot; +
733
734	26
735
736	`with the same key: ${result}`,
737
738	27
739
740	)
741
742	28
743
744
745
746
747	29
748
749	// The lookup only ran once, so the cache now holds a single entry
750
751	30
752
753	const size = yield* Cache.size(cache)
754
755	31
756
757	console.log(`Cache size: ${size}`)
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759	32
760
761
762
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764	33
765
766	return { result, size }
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768	34
769
770	})
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775
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777	36
778
779	const output = await Effect.runPromise(program)
780
781	37
782
783	/*
784
785	38
786
787	Output:
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789	39
790
791	Result of parallel execution of three effects with the same key: 4,4,4
792
793	40
794
795	Cache size: 1
796
797	41
798
799	*/
800
801	42
802
803	output // =&gt; { result: [4, 4, 4], size: 1 }
804
805	`
806
807	## Concurrent Access
808
809	The cache is designed to be safe for concurrent access and efficient under concurrent conditions. If two concurrent processes request the same value and it is not in the cache, the value will be computed once and provided to both processes as soon as it is available. Concurrent processes will wait for the value without blocking the underlying thread.
810
811	If the lookup function fails or is interrupted, the error will be propagated to all concurrent processes waiting for the value. Failures are cached to prevent repeated computation of the same failed value. If interrupted, the key will be removed from the cache, so subsequent calls will attempt to compute the value again.
812
813	## Capacity
814
815	A cache is created with a specified capacity. When the cache reaches capacity, the least recently accessed values will be removed first. The cache size may slightly exceed the specified capacity between operations.
816
817	## Time To Live (TTL)
818
819	A cache can also have a specified time to live (TTL). Values older than the TTL will not be returned. The age is calculated from when the value was loaded into the cache.
820
821	## Functions
822
823	In addition to `Cache.get`, the `Cache` module provides several other functions for working with a cache. Each takes the cache as its first argument, for example `Cache.refresh(cache, key)`:
824
825	Function | Description
826	--- | ---
827	`Cache.refresh` | Triggers a recomputation of the value for a key without removing the old value, allowing continued access.
828	`Cache.size` | Returns the current size of the cache. The size is approximate under concurrent conditions.
829	`Cache.has` | Checks if a value associated with a specified key exists in the cache. Under concurrent access, the result is valid as of the check time but may change immediately after.
830	`Cache.invalidate` | Evicts the value associated with a specific key.
831	`Cache.invalidateAll` | Evicts all values from the cache.</excerpt>
832	</source>
833	<source kind="search">
834	<title>Caching &amp; Batching | The Effect 4 Handbook</title>
835	<location>https://eugene1g.github.io/effect-handbook/operations/caching-batching</location>
836	<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; These guides track Effect&#39;s `main` branch rather than the tagged `4.0.2` release, so where they differ, this page and the tagged source win. ... yield* Cache.invalidate(compBandCache, &quot;L5&quot;) ... Effect.all([Cache.get(cache, &quot;L4&quot;), Cache.get(cache, &quot;L4&quot;), Cache.get(cache, &quot;L4&quot;)], { ... When to use: the cached value holds a resource (live connection, file handle, in-process child) that must be released precisely on expiry or eviction.
837	* Failures are stored — interruptions are not. With `Effect.cached` or a fixed-TTL `cachedWithTTL`, a transient `HrisUnavailable` is replayed to every caller until expiry, which for `cached` is never. Branch on the `Exit` and return `0` for non-success so the next caller retries. Interrupted computations are never cached: the pending work is interrupted only after every waiting caller has been interrupted (abandonment), and the next caller then starts a fresh computation.
838	* `Cache` applies the same abandonment rule: an interrupted `Cache.get` lookup is never retained; the next caller starts fresh.
839	* Reach for `Cache` as soon as there is a key, and for `Resource` when the value needs scheduled refresh or owns a resource.
840
841	Official guide: Caching Effects (its &quot;once&quot; heading is not an API name; the code under it uses `Effect.cached`).
842
843	## Cache ​
844
845	`effect/Cache` — stable
846
847	Effectful memoization table with bounded capacity and optional TTL. A lookup effect is provided at construction; the cache handles concurrent requests, LRU eviction, and TTL expiry.
848	Function | What it does
849	--- | ---
850	`Cache.make({ lookup, capacity, timeToLive? })` | Create a cache. `timeToLive` is a `Duration.Input` string or millis; omitted means entries never expire.
851	`Cache.makeWith(lookup, { capacity, timeToLive: (exit, key) =&gt; Duration })` | Dynamic TTL — vary per key or per outcome. A zero TTL means &quot;share the in-flight lookup, retain nothing afterwards&quot;.
852	`Cache.get(cache, key)` | Get or compute. Concurrent misses share one lookup.
853	`Cache.getOption(cache, key)` | Read without starting a lookup. Returns `None` if absent/expired, awaits an existing pending entry, returns `Some&lt;A&gt;` on success, and fails with the cached lookup error on failure.
854	`Cache.getSuccess(cache, key)` | Non-blocking peek: `Some&lt;A&gt;` only for an entry that has already resolved successfully; `None` for missing, expired, pending, or failed entries. Never fails.
855	`Cache.refresh(cache, key)` | Force and await a new lookup. An existing entry remains readable by other fibers until it completes, then is replaced. Unlike concurrent `get` misses, concurrent `refresh` calls are not deduplicated.
856	`Cache.invalidate(cache, key)` | Remove one entry, whatever its outcome.
857	`Cache.invalidateWhen(cache, key, predicate)` | Remove the entry only if it holds a successful value matching the predicate; returns whether it did. A cached failure is never removed this way.
858	`Cache.invalidateAll(cache)` | Clear everything.
859	`Cache.set(cache, key, value)` | Manually populate an entry (useful for seeding).
860	`Cache.has(cache, key)` | Check for an unexpired entry without lookup.
861	`Cache.size` / `keys` / `values` / `entries` | Inspect the table. Expiry is lazy: `size` counts stored entries, including ones whose TTL has passed but that nothing has touched yet, while `keys`, `values`, and `entries` skip (and drop) expired ones; `values` and `entries` list successful entries only.
862
863	&gt; Tip: By default, services needed by `lookup` are captured at construction time. Pass `requireServicesAt: &quot;lookup&quot;` to instead capture them at call time — useful when the lookup needs request-scoped services that weren&#39;t available when the cache was built.
864	Short (seconds) | Callers share one failure briefly, then one of them retries | The usual answer: it shields a struggling backend from a stampede and still recovers quickly
865	Zero | Concurrent callers share the in-flight lookup; the next caller starts a new one | The lookup is cheap, or an outer retry policy already paces the calls
866
867	TTL is a deadline; invalidation is an event. When something tells you an entry is wrong now — a comp-band update arrived, a retry path just saw a transient failure — call `Cache.invalidate` (any outcome), `Cache.invalidateWhen` (successful values only), or `Cache.refresh` (replace while readers keep the old value). Do not shorten the TTL to approximate an event you could have handled.
868
869	&gt; Correctness guarantees. `invalidateWhen` never deletes a replacement entry that was written while it was reading the old value; an interrupted or zero-TTL `refresh` of a missing key never removes a newer value written by `Cache.set`; `refresh` never pushes the table past `capacity` when its key is evicted mid-refresh; and a synchronously interrupted lookup is never retained. A cache hit also re-stores the entry under the key instance you just passed to `get`/`getOption`, not the instance used to create it, so replacing an equal-but-distinct key object (for example, a rebuilt `Data.Class`) does not keep the old object pinned in the map. The same guarantees apply to `ScopedCache`.
870	yield* ScopedCache.invalidate(cache, &quot;us-west-2&quot;)
871	})
872	)
873	// When the outer Effect.scoped closes, any remaining shard connections are released.`
874
875	&gt; Warning: If your value has no resources to release, use `Cache` instead. `ScopedCache` runs scope machinery on every entry. Reach for it only when your lookup calls `Effect.acquireRelease`, opens a socket, or otherwise needs cleanup on eviction.
876
877	`ScopedCache.makeWith` accepts the same `(exit, key) =&gt; Duration` policy as `Cache.makeWith`, and the key and failure TTL guidance applies unchanged. Two lifetime details are specific to it: `ScopedCache.invalidateAll` detaches every entry from the table before closing the entry scopes (concurrently), so an entry that a finalizer re-creates is kept and released later instead of being discarded unreleased; and after the cache&#39;s own scope has closed, `get`, `set`, `refresh`, and the invalidation operations are interrupted rather than reopening anything. A shared lookup also survives any single caller&#39;s interruption — if every waiter leaves while the lookup is still pending, the lookup itself is interrupted and its scope closed, and missing-key lookups (including `refresh`) run in a daemon fiber so one caller&#39;s cancellation never corrupts the entry for the others.
878
879	When to use: the cached value holds a resource (live connection, file handle, in-process child) that must be released precisely on expiry or eviction.
880
881	</excerpt>
882	</source>
883	<omitted_sources count="14">Additional source records were omitted from this bounded result.</omitted_sources>
884	</source_evidence>
885
886	Citations:
887
888	- 1: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Effect-TS/effect/effect%404.0.5/packages/effect/src/Cache.ts
889	- 2: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Effect-TS/effect/effect%404.0.5/packages/effect/src/Cache.ts

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2	instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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4	minimal, and validate.
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6	Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalizationService.ts at
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8	Serialize or coalesce the background observer.refresh calls passed to
9	FiberSet.run by cwd so overlapping finalizations cannot let an older
10	local-status read publish after a newer one; add a controlled
11	overlapping-refresh test that verifies stale status is not published.
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8	## Verifying
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6	Review comment at
7	@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalizationService.test.ts around lines 53
8	- 54:
9	Update the test around finalize to hold the first refresh with a Deferred, then
10	release it and await a second-refresh Deferred before asserting that both
11	refreshes ran in order; keep the existing checkpoint ordering assertions.
12
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8	## Verifying
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10	- The server is event-sourced, and side effects run after the command commits. In tests, drain the effect worker (`OrchestrationEffectWorkerV2.drain`) or await the specific persisted event or `Deferred` that marks the milestone. Never wait on sleeps or polling. A test that needs a timeout to pass is wrong.

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13	## Waiting for asynchronous work
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15	Tests use [drainable workers](../../packages/shared/src/DrainableWorker.ts) to wait until both the
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13	## Waiting for asynchronous work
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