fix(workspace): make the routing section follow the pinned workspace - #1357
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The IDE extension's pin outranks the project's stored binding inside `resolveBindingOutcome`, so identity, skills and memory all follow the panel's selection. Warehouse tool routing did not: `precedence.currentBinding` and `engine-probes.resolveBinding` read the on-disk binding cache directly, and the pin is deliberately never persisted, so routing could not see it. In a pinned session that left one turn naming two workspaces — the identity section said the pinned one while the routing section named whatever the project was linked to, with nothing telling the model which governs execution. With no prior local link, routing settled `unbound` and every warehouse call went to the local tools instead. Both readers now consult the pin first, through a single exported arm of the same resolver the other consumers use, so there is one precedence rule rather than two implementations of it. Exposed as the pin arm alone rather than pointing these callers at `resolveBindingOutcome`, because the rest of that function is not equivalent to the strict cache read they do today: with no credentials configured it answers `unknown` where the strict read answers "no binding", and the engine overlay treats those differently — one refuses and holds the datamate key, the other hands it back. Layering only the pin keeps every unpinned session on exactly the path it has now. A pin that cannot be honoured — malformed, outside its root, unresolvable credentials, or naming a workspace the account cannot see — fails closed rather than falling through to the project's link. Falling through is precisely the mismatch this fixes, and it would otherwise resurface whenever validation could not complete. Fixes #1337. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWarehouse tool routing now checks a valid IDE workspace pin before the project link. If the pin cannot be honored, routing returns an unreadable result instead of falling back to the project link. When the escape hatch is on, routing skips pin resolution. ChangesPinned workspace routing
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| // altimate_change — the IDE extension's pin outranks the project's own link, as it already | ||
| // does for identity, skills and memory. Without this the identity section named the pinned | ||
| // workspace while these tools routed at whatever the project was linked to (#1337). | ||
| const pinned = await resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory) |
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CRITICAL: Pin-aware routing is unreachable in the mode that supplies the pin
resolvePinnedBindingForRouting() only sees a pin when ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1, but WorkspaceEngine.atTurnStart() exits early in that same mode and records a disabled outcome. derive() then rejects that outcome at the attributableEngine check, so precedence remains off and warehouse calls still run locally. The new test invokes resolveBinding directly and therefore bypasses this production gate; please wire the serve-mode routing path end to end (and cover atTurnStart plus Precedence.refresh) so the pinned binding can actually produce an attributable routing snapshot.
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You are right, and the check is decisive: engine-overlay.atTurnStart bails at if (!isEnabled() || isServe()) and records disabled, SERVING.disabled is false, so attributableEngine rejects it and derive settles unattributed. The pin only exists when ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1 (pin.ts:112) — the same mode that bail covers.
I traced the callers: engine-probes.resolveBinding is reached only from engine-overlay:220 and :477, both behind that bail, and manage.ts imports its resolveBinding from ./state, which is already pin-aware. So the arm I added there was unreachable in every configuration. Removed in d5227fe.
One correction to the conclusion, though. precedence.derive gates on isEnabled() alone — there is no isServe() bail at precedence.ts:580 — so currentBinding does run in a pinned session. That is why the report shows a routing section naming workspace 7 while identity named 42. Keeping that half fixes the contradictory naming, which is the symptom the issue opens with.
What it does not do, and I have now said so in the PR rather than implying otherwise: it does not make warehouse calls execute against the pinned workspace. Routing is off in serve mode by design. Making it route would mean revisiting that isServe() bail, which is a larger decision than this issue — the comment there says the extension runs its own engine under the same key.
Tests moved with the code: the engine-probes cases are gone, replaced by precedence ones driven through refresh() under a real Instance, so they exercise the path that runs.
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packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts (1)
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recordApprovedBindingpersists the workspace cache underGlobal.Path.state, andresolveBindingreads it. The current hooks reset only pin state and environment variables. They do not clear the cache untilafterAll, so one test can leave a binding for a later test.Use
await using tmp = await tmpdir()in each test and setOPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOMEto that test'stmp.path.tmpdir()alone does not redirectGlobal.Path.state.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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precedence.test.ts.The existing precedence tests reach
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7and valid IDE pin42must produce workspace42.- An unusable pin must produce
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-probes.ts`:
- Line 44: Update resolvePinnedBinding and the surrounding workspace routing
flow so pin validation and currentScope use the same credential snapshot,
returning or passing the validation scope rather than rereading credentials
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/precedence.ts`:
- Around line 441-457: Add production-path refresh() coverage in
precedence.test.ts with precedenceInternals.binding unset so currentBinding()
invokes resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(). Verify a project binding 7 with a
valid IDE pin 42 resolves to workspace 42, and verify an unusable pin returns
binding-unreadable without falling back to workspace 7.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts`:
- Around line 16-18: Update the routing-pin tests to create an isolated
temporary directory per test with await using tmp = await tmpdir(), set
OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME to tmp.path, and remove reliance on the shared
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P0: Wire the serve-mode lifecycle through the pinned routing path. `WorkspaceEngine.atTurnStart()` currently emits a `disabled` outcome when `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1`, which `derive()` rejects, so this branch never produces an attributable routing snapshot and warehouse calls still run locally.</violation>
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| // engine overlay claims the key for the workspace the panel selected rather than the one the | ||
| // project happens to be linked to (#1337). Same precedence `resolveBindingOutcome` applies | ||
| // for identity, skills and memory. | ||
| const pinned = await resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory) |
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P0: Wire the serve-mode lifecycle through the pinned routing path. WorkspaceEngine.atTurnStart() currently emits a disabled outcome when ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1, which derive() rejects, so this branch never produces an attributable routing snapshot and warehouse calls still run locally.
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@@ -25,9 +25,32 @@ export const DECLARED_TIMEOUT_MS = 4_000
+ // engine overlay claims the key for the workspace the panel selected rather than the one the
+ // project happens to be linked to (#1337). Same precedence `resolveBindingOutcome` applies
+ // for identity, skills and memory.
+ const pinned = await resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory)
+ if (pinned) {
+ if (pinned.status !== "bound") {
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Confirmed and fixed in d5227fe — the arm was unreachable and is removed. Detail on the trace in the reply to Kilo on the precedence thread: both engine-probes.resolveBinding callers sit behind the isServe() bail, and manage.ts uses the already-pin-aware state.resolveBinding.
Noting one nuance for the record: precedence.derive is not serve-gated, so the precedence half of the change does run and does fix the two-workspaces-in-one-prompt symptom. It changes which workspace the section names, not whether routing turns on.
…edence fix Review was right that the first cut reached too far. `engine-probes.resolveBinding` is called only from `engine-overlay` at two sites, and both sit behind `if (!isEnabled() || isServe())`. The pin exists only when `ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1` (`pin.ts`), which is exactly the mode that bail covers, so the pin arm added there could not run in any configuration. `manage.ts` imports its `resolveBinding` from `./state`, which is already pin-aware, so nothing else reached it either. Reverted. That removes the second finding with it: the arm re-read credentials through `currentScope()` after `resolvePinnedBinding` had validated against its own snapshot, so a credential change between the two awaits could have paired one account's validated id with another's scope. Deleting the code is a better answer than guarding it, since it had no caller. `precedence.currentBinding` is a different matter and the fix stays: `derive` gates on `isEnabled()` alone, with no `isServe()` bail, so it does run in a pinned session — which is why the reported prompt named two workspaces at once. What this does NOT do, now stated plainly rather than implied: it does not make warehouse calls execute against the pinned workspace. In serve mode `atTurnStart` records `disabled`, `SERVING` rejects that, and `derive` settles `unattributed` — routing is off there by design, because the extension runs its own engine under the same key. The reachable effect is which workspace the section names, which is the contradiction the report opens with. Tests follow the code: the engine-probes cases are replaced with precedence ones driven through `refresh()` under a real `Instance`, so they exercise the path that actually runs instead of a function no caller reaches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit's point: the cache is one file under `XDG_STATE_HOME` shared by every test in the file, so a row seeded by one decided what the next one read. It happened to be harmless here — each test seeds the link it asserts on — but it made the file order-dependent by construction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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cubic's point: a session started with `--integrations=local` has opted out of workspace routing entirely, but `currentBinding` was still resolving credentials and, once the validation TTL lapsed, making a `listDatamates` round trip — every turn — for a binding `derive` discards two lines later as `escape-hatch`. The hatch is not simply moved above the call instead. `derive` reads it AFTER the link deliberately, so a project with no link at all reports `unbound` rather than claiming a workspace it does not have; its comment says so. Declining the pin inside `currentBinding` keeps that order and leaves the opt-out path on disk, where it was. Nothing observable changes: the `escape-hatch` result carries no workspace name. Also from review, both in the new test file: - The pilot flag was set per test but restored only in `afterAll`, so it leaked into every later test including the resolver block that does not use it. - `derivedIn` disposed its instance only on the success path; a throw from `refresh` would have left the boot in `Instance`'s directory-keyed cache for the next test to reuse. Now in a `finally`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| // this call instead: `derive` reads it AFTER the link deliberately, so that a project with no | ||
| // link at all reports `unbound` rather than claiming a workspace it does not have. Declining | ||
| // here keeps that order and leaves the opt-out path on disk, where it was. | ||
| const pinned = escapeHatchOn() ? null : await resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory) |
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WARNING: The escape-hatch optimization makes a pin-only project look unbound
When --integrations=local is set, this skips the pin and falls through to the disk cache. Pins are deliberately never persisted, so a freshly cloned project that is validly pinned but has no local binding now returns unbound at line 592 instead of escape-hatch. That suppresses the routing warning even though datamate_* tools can still be present, contradicting ESCAPE_HATCH_SECTION's safety rationale. The new test seeds a local link first, so it misses this common pin-only case. Preserve pin presence without performing membership validation, or otherwise distinguish a present pin from a truly unbound project before taking the cheap disk-only path.
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P3: `beforeEach` and `afterEach` delete `ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS` unconditionally, but unlike `ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE` and `XDG_STATE_HOME` the original value is never captured and restored in `afterAll`. An ambient `ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS` (e.g. run with `--integrations=local`) is lost for the remainder of the test process. Capture `ORIGINAL_INTEGRATIONS` next to `ORIGINAL_PILOT` and restore it in `afterAll` for consistency with the rest of the file.</violation>
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P3: beforeEach and afterEach delete ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS unconditionally, but unlike ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE and XDG_STATE_HOME the original value is never captured and restored in afterAll. An ambient ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS (e.g. run with --integrations=local) is lost for the remainder of the test process. Capture ORIGINAL_INTEGRATIONS next to ORIGINAL_PILOT and restore it in afterAll for consistency with the rest of the file.
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Restore the original ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS value.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts` at line 109,
Update the environment cleanup in the routing-pin test hooks to preserve
process-wide state: capture the initial ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS value and restore
it in afterEach, deleting the variable only if it was originally undefined.
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Fixes #1337.
Problem
The IDE extension's pin outranks the project's stored binding inside
resolveBindingOutcome, so identity, skills and memory follow the panel's selection.precedence.currentBinding()did not — it read the on-disk cache directly, and the pin is deliberately never persisted (state.tsstripspinnedbefore every write).That left one turn naming two workspaces: the identity section said the pinned one, the routing section said whatever the project was linked to, with nothing telling the model which governs execution.
What this changes
precedence.currentBinding()consults the pin first, through a single exported arm of the resolver the other consumers already use — one precedence rule, not two implementations. The pin's security properties (containment against its root, credential-scoped validation cache, TTLs, membership check) are reused as-is.A pin that cannot be honoured — malformed, outside its root, unresolvable credentials, or naming a workspace the account cannot see — fails closed rather than falling through to the project's link.
What this does NOT change, and why
It does not make warehouse calls execute against the pinned workspace. In serve mode
engine-overlay.atTurnStartbails atif (!isEnabled() || isServe())and recordsdisabled;SERVING.disabledisfalse, soattributableEnginerejects it andderivesettlesunattributed. Routing is off in serve mode by design — the comment onisServe()says the extension runs its own engine and bridge under the same key, and overriding it there would remove its extension-type tools.So the reachable effect of the pin here is which workspace the section names, which is the contradiction the issue opens with. Making routing itself follow the pin means revisiting that
isServe()bail, which is a larger decision than this issue.Removed after review
The first cut also changed
engine-probes.resolveBinding. That was unreachable: its only callers areengine-overlay:220and:477, both behind the sameisServe()bail, and the pin exists only whenALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1.manage.tsimports itsresolveBindingfrom./state, which is already pin-aware. Reverted ind5227fe— which also removed a real TOCTOU that CodeRabbit and cubic both caught in that arm (it re-read credentials viacurrentScope()afterresolvePinnedBindinghad validated against its own snapshot, so a credential change between the awaits could pair one account's validated id with another's scope). Deleting code with no caller beat guarding it.Thanks to Kilo and cubic for catching the reachability problem — the original tests called
resolveBindingdirectly and so stepped straight past the production gate.Verification
test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts— 8 tests, driven throughrefresh()under a realInstance, so they exercise the path that actually runs:The existing
precedence.test.tsdrives everything through theprecedenceInternals.bindingseam, which this change checks before the pin — so those tests structurally cannot reach this path.Mutation-checked — disabling the pin arm fails exactly the two tests that encode the reported behaviour, and nothing else:
No regression — full workspace suite, 19 files:
691 pass, 1 fail. That failure isskill sync > flushPendingSyncs waits for a sync a short-lived process would abandon, a 5s-timeout test that also fails on pristinemainunder a full-directory run and passes 3/3 in isolation there. Pre-existing flake under load.bun run typecheck: 13/13.script/check-tracker-leaks.ts: exit 0.Follow-ups
identity.ts:123still says "warehouse tool routing still follows the project's own link, which may name a different workspace." With this merged that sentence needs rewording — routing no longer names a different workspace, though it still does not execute against the pinned one. Left out so this PR reads as the behaviour change alone.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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