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With durability on toServerSentEventsResponse, toHttpResponse or the WebSocket stream, live text stopped streaming: a reply came in lumps of 32 chunks, and a short reply came all at once at the end. This PR flushes the durability batch when the model sends no new chunk for batchWaitMs (default 50ms), so text streams again without batch: 1. It also fixes a second bug: a persistence: true chat sent two hydrate GETs when it mounted in React Strict Mode.

🎯 Changes

  • @tanstack/ai: the durable producer flushes a non-empty batch when the next chunk does not arrive within batchWaitMs. batch stays the most chunks in one append. A burst of chunks still goes in one append, so a remote log (durableStream) does not get one write per token. If a timed flush fails while the next chunk is pending, the run still ends with RUN_ERROR at once.
  • @tanstack/ai: new batchWaitMs option on durability (SSE and NDJSON) and on toWebSocketStream / toWebSocketResponse. Values from 0 to 2147483647 are valid. Other values throw, the same way a bad batch does.
  • @tanstack/ai-client: attach() reuses a hydrate GET that is still in flight. React Strict Mode runs attach, detach, attach before the first GET returns, and each attach sent its own GET.
  • Docs: docs/resumable-streams/advanced.md shows batchWaitMs and when to raise or lower it.
  • Demo: /durable-persistence in examples/ts-react-chat runs persistence: true with a durable POST. It has switches for the old batching and a slow model, and a counter of how text chunks arrive.

Both fixes, the option and the demo are in one PR on purpose (maintainer choice). The bugfix-pr keep gate asks for one fix per PR.

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pnpm test:pr itself did not run: Nx in this local worktree reads the cache of another checkout and skips work. I ran each of its targets directly instead. See Testing.

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Root cause

Bug 1: durable text arrives in lumps

Issue. Any app that passes durability to a response helper. Live text arrives in lumps of 32 chunks, and a reply with fewer than 32 chunks shows up only at RUN_FINISHED. batch: 1 hides it, at one log write per chunk.

Cause. durableStreamSource sends a chunk to the client only after its batch is appended to the log, so that a reconnect can replay what the client saw. Before this PR, it appended a batch only when 32 chunks were waiting or at a flush boundary (RUN_STARTED, TOOL_CALL_END, terminals, most CUSTOM events). Text chunks waited while the model was still working. This has been the behavior since resumable streams were added (#955), so it is not a regression from a recent merge.

Fix. The producer loop now reads the source by hand. Before it waits for the next chunk, it races that chunk against the batch deadline (batchWaitMs after the first buffered chunk). If the deadline wins, the batch is appended and sent first. The finally closes the source on an early exit, like for await did.

Bug 2: two hydrate GETs in Strict Mode

Issue. A useChat({ persistence: true }) chat that mounts on the client in dev sends the hydrate GET twice.

Cause. ChatClient.attach() calls hydrateFromServer() each time. Strict Mode replays a client mount's effects: attach, detach, attach. detach() does not cancel the first GET, so the second attach() sent another one. A chat hydrated from the server render gets no replay, which is why the existing E2E page did not show it.

Fix. ChatClient remembers the historyGeneration of the hydrate GET in flight. attach() skips a new GET while one for the same generation is still out. That GET paints the view, because a view is attached again when it returns. After clear(), a re-attach still starts a fresh GET.

Possible alternatives

  • Default batch to 1. Every chunk is sent at once. This PR did not take it, because a remote log would get one write per token.
  • Send before append. Lowest latency. This PR did not take it, because a client can then hold an id: that the log does not have yet, and exact resume breaks.
  • Flush when the source is idle for one tick (batchWaitMs: 0). Zero added latency, but almost one write per token from a real model. It is still possible with batchWaitMs: 0.
  • Abort the hydrate GET in detach(). The Strict Mode remount would still send a second GET. This PR did not take it.
  • Hydrate only once per client (like GenerationClient). A real view switch must hydrate again to see new turns, so this PR keeps one GET per attach and only reuses the one in flight.

Testing

Commands run

  • Gate 1 repro (agent-written, run in this session on a detached worktree of main @ 6d8e6485f and on this branch):
    MAIN @tanstack/ai        × delivers a buffered chunk while the producer waits for the next one
                             AssertionError: expected Infinity to be less than 1000
    MAIN @tanstack/ai-client × a re-attach while hydration is in flight reuses that GET
                             AssertionError: expected "vi.fn()" to be called 1 times, but got 2 times
    PR   @tanstack/ai        Tests  1 passed | 29 skipped (30)
    PR   @tanstack/ai-client Tests  1 passed | 8 skipped (9)
    
  • New E2E specs: delivery durability (live text) and sends one hydrate GET when a chat mounts under React Strict Mode. Both pass. With each fix turned off, each fails: the first text came 1.4ms before the end (expected more than 800ms), and the page sent 2 GETs (expected 1).
  • Full E2E suite (playwright test --workers=2): 438 passed, 3 skipped, 3 failed. None are from this PR. The Gemini structured-output test passed on a rerun. The boxd and Cloudflare tests failed because those packages were not built in the worktree. After the build, Cloudflare passed. Boxd still fails on Windows with ERR_UNSUPPORTED_ESM_URL_SCHEME, because the test imports a raw F:\ path.
  • Per package, all green: @tanstack/ai (test:oxlint, test:types, test:build, test:lib 1959 passed) and @tanstack/ai-client (test:oxlint, test:types, test:build, test:lib 872 passed). @tanstack/ai-react test:lib 248 passed.
  • Root, all green: test:sherif, test:knip, test:docs, test:kiira, test:dts. test:types for examples/ts-react-chat and testing/e2e.

Manual test

  1. Run pnpm --filter ts-react-chat dev:vite and open http://localhost:3000/durable-persistence (needs OPENAI_API_KEY).
  2. Check "Old batching" and send. The text jumps about once per second, and the counter shows steps of exactly 32 chunks. This is the old bug.
  3. Uncheck "Old batching", click "New thread" and send. The text streams, and the steps are 1 or 2 chunks.
  4. Send again and reload while it streams. The missed part arrives as one step, then the rest streams to the end.
  5. Open DevTools > Network, filter durable-persistence, and reload. One hydrate GET ...?threadId= per load.

How this PR makes testing easy

  • Unit repros: packages/ai/tests/stream-to-response-durability.test.ts and packages/ai-client/tests/dispose-tail-leak.test.ts. The first also covers a timed flush whose append fails (from review).
  • E2E: testing/e2e/tests/delivery-durability.spec.ts (new slow scenario on /api/durable-delivery) and testing/e2e/tests/persistence-durability.spec.ts (new /client-mount-hydrate page).
  • Demo: /durable-persistence in examples/ts-react-chat.

Risk / rollback

  • Live chunks can now reach the client up to 50ms later than with batch: 1, and a remote log gets more writes than with the old size-only batches. batchWaitMs tunes both.
  • The producer loop no longer uses for await. Its finally keeps the same close rules (close on an early exit, not after the source finished or threw). After a failed timed flush, it closes the source in the background, so the error path does not wait for the model. The existing abort, detach and terminal tests pass.
  • Open PR fix(ai): pause response streams when the output queue is full #1557 also edits toEncodedStream and the same E2E harness files, in other hunks. Expect at most a small merge conflict.
  • Rollback: revert this PR.

Public API change

Before

toServerSentEventsResponse(stream, {
  durability: { adapter: memoryStream(request), batch: 1 }, // live text needed batch: 1
})

After

toServerSentEventsResponse(stream, {
  durability: { adapter: memoryStream(request) }, // streams live by default
})

// Optional: fewer writes for a remote log, or a different wait.
toServerSentEventsResponse(stream, {
  durability: { adapter: durableStream(request, options), batch: 64, batchWaitMs: 200 },
})

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Durable streams now flush buffered chunks after a maximum wait of 50 ms by default, even when the batch-size limit hasn’t been reached. Configure the wait time for SSE, HTTP, and WebSocket streams; set it to 0 to append each chunk separately.
    • Added a chat example demonstrating durable persistence, batching, and stream delivery.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Reattaching a persisted chat while hydration is in progress now reuses the pending request, avoiding duplicate hydration in React Strict Mode.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded the resumable streams guide with batching and wait-time details.

With `durability` set, a chunk reached the client only after its batch
was appended, and a batch was appended only at 32 chunks or the run
end. A short reply showed up all at once at the end.

The batch now also flushes when the producer sends no new chunk for
`batchWaitMs` (default 50ms). `batch` stays the most chunks in one
append. Set `batchWaitMs` on `durability` or on `toWebSocketStream`.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01APYv1qshKyjPPpkFyRZhfZ
React Strict Mode runs mount effects twice in dev: attach, detach,
attach. Each attach of a `persistence: true` chat sent its own hydrate
GET. A re-attach now reuses the GET that is still in flight, and that
GET still paints the view when it returns.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01APYv1qshKyjPPpkFyRZhfZ
`/durable-persistence` in ts-react-chat runs `persistence: true` with a
durable POST. Switches turn on the old batching and a slow model, and a
counter shows how text chunks arrive. Reload mid-answer to see the run
continue.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01APYv1qshKyjPPpkFyRZhfZ
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The changes add timed flushing for durable response batches, a durable-persistence chat example, and reuse of in-flight hydration requests during chat reattachment.

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Durable stream batching

Layer / File(s) Summary
Timed durable batching
packages/ai/src/stream-to-response.ts, packages/ai/src/stream-to-websocket.ts, packages/ai/tests/stream-to-response-durability.test.ts, testing/e2e/src/routes/api.durable-delivery.ts, testing/e2e/tests/delivery-durability.spec.ts, .changeset/durable-batch-live-flush.md, docs/resumable-streams/advanced.md, docs/config.json
Durable streams now flush a buffered batch when its oldest chunk reaches batchWaitMs, which defaults to 50 ms. SSE, NDJSON, and WebSocket APIs expose the option. Tests cover flush timing, invalid values, and delivery before stream completion.
Durable persistence example
examples/ts-react-chat/src/routes/durable-persistence.tsx, examples/ts-react-chat/src/routes/api.durable-persistence.ts, examples/ts-react-chat/src/components/Header.tsx, examples/ts-react-chat/src/routeTree.gen.ts
The example adds a persisted chat page and API route. The page includes batching and model-speed controls, thread management, and chunk statistics. The navigation and route tree register both routes.

Hydration request reuse

Layer / File(s) Summary
Reuse hydration requests
packages/ai-client/src/chat-client.ts, packages/ai-client/tests/dispose-tail-leak.test.ts, .changeset/chat-hydrate-strict-mode.md
ChatClient reuses an in-flight hydration GET within the same history generation. A unit test checks that detach-and-reattach uses the pending result and makes one hydration request.
Client-mounted hydration coverage
testing/e2e/src/routes/client-mount-hydrate.tsx, testing/e2e/src/routeTree.gen.ts, testing/e2e/tests/persistence-durability.spec.ts
The E2E route mounts a persisted chat after client mount. The browser test checks that hydration sends exactly one thread-specific GET.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Source as Producer iterator
  participant Durable as durableStreamSource
  participant Adapter as Durability adapter
  participant Reader as Stream reader
  Source->>Durable: Yield chunks
  Durable->>Adapter: Append buffered batch at size limit, wait limit, or stream boundary
  Adapter->>Reader: Deliver appended chunks
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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to f2dad

Normal streaming preserves persistence-before-delivery, and hydration reuse retains its stale-result guards. However, timed flushing introduces failure paths that can delay durable-run cleanup or leave a source rejection temporarily unhandled. The new API is explicitly a demo and does not enforce user ownership; its deployment exposure is unknown.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: A timeout-triggered append failure can strand durable-run terminalization behind an outstanding source pull. The new loop flushes while next() is pending, then awaits iterator.return() before recording the failure, persisting RUN_ERROR, or closing the log. For an async generator whose pull does not settle, cleanup can remain pending indefinitely, retaining producer work and leaving tailing readers without a terminal. The merge-base loop did not overlap append with a pending pull.
  • Medium · reliability · inferred: With batchWaitMs set to zero, or an already-expired deadline, settlesWithin returns without observing next(). The producer then awaits the durability append before awaiting that pull. If the pull rejects during a slow append, its rejection can be reported as unhandled outside the normal per-run error path. Process-level impact depends on the hosting runtime's rejection policy; positive waits do attach a rejection observer.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The pending-pull cleanup regression applies to durable producers across the shared HTTP and WebSocket transports. Its direct scope is an affected run and its readers; the unhandled-rejection path could affect other runs in the same process depending on runtime policy. No cross-service privilege gain is demonstrated.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — If the demo is reachable by multiple callers, knowledge of a thread or run identifier permits requesting its transcript or replay without a session-ownership check. POST also accepts caller-selected identifiers without route-level ownership enforcement. Actual hostile or production exposure is unknown; the inspected example intentionally lacks multi-user authentication.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Durability offsets are checked for empty values, wire-breaking characters, surrounding whitespace, and duplication before forwarding. Timed batching preserves these checks and persistence-before-delivery; it does not itself add transcript authorization.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — A fresh durable HTTP response intentionally detaches on viewer cancellation and keeps draining the producer into the log. Therefore, disconnecting the viewer is not a recovery mechanism for a producer stalled during fatal append cleanup.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Before adopting the demo for a multi-user service, authenticate callers and authorize thread ownership before POST persistence or hydration, and independently authorize run ownership before replay. Keep the demo's shared-access behavior separate from the production access contract.
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- Around line 574-603: In the `settlesWithin` timeout-flush path, abort
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Comment thread packages/ai/src/stream-to-response.ts Outdated
A timed flush runs while the next chunk is still pending. If its append
failed, the producer awaited `return()` on the source, and an async
generator runs that only after its pending pull. So RUN_ERROR and the
log close waited for the model's next chunk, maybe forever.

After a failed timed flush, close the source in the background. The
failure path then persists RUN_ERROR and ends the response at once.

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