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Coding-CLI session fixes: sandboxed Codex under worktree isolation, OpenCode 2.x faults, forms and subagent tokens, and Antigravity subagent Stops and idle activity.
Why
Under isolation = "worktree" a sandboxed Codex session could not commit (DW-599). OpenCode 2.x outages were charged as code failures (DW-541), its forms never reached the transcript (DW-542), and its subagent tokens were missed (DW-540). An Antigravity subagent's yield or final Stop completed the parent early, and a parent waiting on a subagent read as idle (DW-548).
How
DW-599: the sandboxed Codex mode declares linked_worktree_args. It is a child permission profile bmad_loop_worktree that extends bmad_loop with write grants for the linked gitdir and the common dir. The generic adapter appends it when the cwd is a linked worktree. A git or path fault raises before the window exists. validate is ok when the grant rides. The commit body holds the zero-token probe record (codex-cli 0.165.0).
DW-541: the V2 env-fault alternation adds internal|auth|no-route, seeded only from lines captured live against opencode 2.0.32.
DW-542:form.* frames render as form ask / form reply / form cancelled. form.created's nested session id is read.
DW-548 (Antigravity): a Stop with fullyIdle: false is a yield and is ignored. A child conversation's Stop is dropped using the new subagent_spawn_marker profile key. Writes in a child conversation count as the parent's idle activity.
DW-540: OpenCode 2.x usage and budget samples add every descendant session's tokens. A failed child walk is a children usage fault, and a child still running at capture is journaled.
Testing
uv run pytest -q -n logical at this PR's tip: 17408 passed, 124 skipped.
uv run pyright (1.1.411): 0 errors.
CI.
Changelog
Seven entries under ## [Unreleased] (Fixed).
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
OpenCode 2.x form questions, replies, and cancellations now appear in the transcript.
OpenCode usage totals include child sessions when available, with active background work reflected in lifecycle updates.
Sandboxed Codex sessions using linked worktrees can access the Git metadata needed to commit when required grants are configured.
Bug Fixes
Improved OpenCode provider-error classification and usage capture.
Improved Antigravity handling of yielding stops and subagent activity.
Validation now warns when sandbox settings omit or override required linked-worktree grants.
This pull request updates OpenCode V2 form rendering, descendant usage capture, and provider-error classification. It changes Antigravity Stop and child-activity handling. It also adds linked-worktree Git write grants for sandboxed Codex sessions and updates related validation, configuration, tests, and documentation.
Changes
OpenCode V2
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Form event rendering src/bmad_loop/adapters/opencode_protocol.py, tests/test_opencode_protocol.py, tests/test_opencode_http.py, CHANGELOG.md
V2 now extracts the nested session ID for form.created and renders form questions, replies, and cancellations in the transcript.
Descendant usage and activity src/bmad_loop/adapters/opencode_protocol.py, src/bmad_loop/adapters/opencode_http.py, tests/test_opencode_http.py, CHANGELOG.md
V2 usage and budget samples include descendant-session tokens. Capture also records active descendants or failures to determine their status.
OpenCode internal, authentication, and no-route errors are classified as environment faults. Invalid-request and invalid-output examples remain unclassified.
The adapter ignores yield Stops and marker-identified child Stops. Listed child transcript changes also count as activity during idle sampling.
Codex linked-worktree grants
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Permission grant profile contract src/bmad_loop/adapters/profile.py, src/bmad_loop/data/profiles/codex.toml, tests/test_profile.py, docs/adapter-authoring-guide.md
Permission modes can define linked-worktree grant templates. The Codex sandbox profile grants access to the worktree gitdir and common directory.
Grant application and validation src/bmad_loop/adapters/generic.py, src/bmad_loop/cli.py, src/bmad_loop/runsetup.py, tests/test_generic_tmux.py, tests/test_cli.py, tests/test_runsetup.py, docs/FEATURES.md, docs/reference/*, src/bmad_loop/data/settings/core.toml, CHANGELOG.md
Eligible launches resolve and quote Git paths before adding grant arguments. Validation distinguishes missing grants from grants replaced by extra_args, and the configuration digest includes the grant templates.
sequenceDiagram
participant UsageCapture
participant V2Protocol
participant OpenCodeAPI
participant LifecycleJournal
UsageCapture->>V2Protocol: read parent and descendant usage
V2Protocol->>OpenCodeAPI: list child sessions and read token aggregates
V2Protocol-->>UsageCapture: combined usage or child traversal fault
UsageCapture->>V2Protocol: check active descendants after successful usage read
V2Protocol->>OpenCodeAPI: read active sessions and descendant tree
V2Protocol-->>UsageCapture: active descendant IDs or status fault
UsageCapture->>LifecycleJournal: record active descendants or status failure
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A rabbit checked the session tree, And watched child transcripts quietly. Forms asked, replies came hopping through, Git paths gained grants for worktrees too. “The Stop was just a yield,” it said, Then nibbled changelog greens instead.
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…essions (DW-599)
Under scm.isolation = "worktree" + adapter.permission_mode = "sandboxed", a
Codex session could not git add/commit: the linked worktree's gitdir
(<main>/.git/worktrees/<name>) and the common dir (<main>/.git) are read-only
to the sandbox. The sandboxed mode now declares `linked_worktree_args`, which
the generic adapter appends after the mode args, with both exact paths filled
in, when the session's cwd is a linked worktree.
Probe record (codex-cli 0.165.0, Linux; scratch repos: main repo + one
commit, `git worktree add ../wt`). Repos first under /tmp, then moved to
~/.cache/dw599-probe: /tmp is writable under `:workspace`, which made the
common dir writable and masked (b). Zero-token matrix via
`codex sandbox -P bmad_loop -c 'permissions.bmad_loop.extends=":workspace"'
<filesystem -c ...> -C <dir> -- sh -c 'git add a.txt && git commit -qm a'`:
- (c) baseline, shipped table only, in wt: FAIL
"Unable to create .../.git/worktrees/wt/index.lock: Read-only file system"
- dotted per-key `-c 'permissions.bmad_loop.filesystem."/abs/.git/..."="write"'`:
REFUSED at config load ("filesystem path ... must be absolute"); Codex splits
-c keys on every `.`, quotes included, so no path holding `.git` can be a key
- (b) 2nd `filesystem={<gitdir>="write"}` only: FAIL ("unable to index file",
objects in the common dir); common dir only: FAIL (gitdir index.lock);
both: COMMITTED
- (a) main checkout, shipped table then a 2nd `filesystem={...}` table: FAIL
(main .git/index.lock read-only) => a second table REPLACES the first
- child profile: `-c permissions.bmad_loop_worktree.extends="bmad_loop"
-c permissions.bmad_loop_worktree.filesystem={<gitdir>="write",<common>="write"}`
run with -P bmad_loop_worktree: COMMITTED in wt and in main => extends
MERGES the parent's filesystem map (the :workspace_roots .git grant kept)
- the adapter's actual rendered tokens, re-run through `codex sandbox`: COMMITTED
Real runs (`codex --no-daemon <shipped sandboxed args> [grant] exec
--ephemeral "echo hi > b.txt && git add b.txt && git commit -m probe-b"`):
- with the grant (a later -c default_permissions="bmad_loop_worktree" after
the shipped default_permissions="bmad_loop"): COMMITTED (8,242 tokens), so
the last -c wins
- without it: FAIL, wt/index.lock Read-only file system (7,446 tokens)
DW-599 decisions:
- Override shape: a child permission profile `bmad_loop_worktree` that
extends `bmad_loop` with exact-path write grants for the gitdir and common
dir, selected by a trailing `-c default_permissions=...`. It does not restate
the shipped table (a second table on bmad_loop would replace it), and dotted
per-path keys are impossible. Each path is rendered as a TOML basic string
(quote/backslash/control escaped; a lone-surrogate path raises).
- Mode-detection seam: declarative. `[permission_modes.<mode>]` gains an
optional `linked_worktree_args` list ({gitdir}/{common_dir} placeholders,
validated: non-empty strings, at least one placeholder, on both the TOML and
provider routes), and `for_permission_mode` copies it onto a new appended
`CLIProfile.linked_worktree_args` beside `bypass_args`. Bypass and every
profile that declares none (all non-Codex) carry (); the adapter never names
a mode or a CLI. `config_digest` hashes the template only when non-empty,
so every other digest stays byte-identical.
- extra_args: the grant rides with the inherited mode args, so a policy
`extra_args` override (which replaces them) drops the grant too, as it
must: the grant extends the `bmad_loop` profile those args define.
- Fault behaviour: raise. Git is asked (one `rev-parse --path-format=absolute
--git-dir --git-common-dir` through verify.git_bytes) only when the mode
declares a grant and extra_args is unset. A GitError, a non-zero rc, an
undecodable or malformed answer, a resolve fault or an unrenderable path
raises LinkedWorktreeGrantError out of interactive_argv. In start_session
that is before the window exists, and the engine records a resumable
run-crash (crash.txt + journal). Launching without the grant was rejected:
that session cannot commit and would fail its unit only after spending its
turn.
- The validate warning (`_report_permission_mode`) is left for the follow-up.
…e gitdir grant rides (DW-599)
`_report_permission_mode` warned on every Codex-family role sandboxed under
scm.isolation=worktree. Since the sandboxed mode's `linked_worktree_args`
grant the linked worktree's gitdir and the common dir, that role is now ok,
with a message naming the grant. It stays a warning when the grant cannot
ride: the resolved profile's mode declares no `linked_worktree_args` (a user
overlay, say), or a non-None `extra_args` (an empty one included) replaces
the mode's args and the grant with them, as `interactive_argv` does. Check
id and detail dict unchanged.
Docs: FEATURES, the cli.md check row, the adapter-authoring guide's
`linked_worktree_args` key (placeholders, validation, when it is appended,
fault refusal, unfilled-template digest) and the common-dir exposure note;
core.toml's `extra_args` description (configuration.md regenerated) says it
drops the grant; the config_digest docstring now says the template is hashed
unfilled.
…route) as environment faults
Extend the opencode profile's V2 provider-error env-fault alternation from
rate-limit|transport to rate-limit|transport|internal|auth|no-route, seeded
only from lines captured live.
Probe: opencode v2.0.32, 2026-10-28, zero real tokens. Each scenario ran one
session through OpencodeHttpAdapter.run() (scrubbed env, mock-only
opencode.json with the hosted provider denied, as in test_opencode_live_turn)
against a local stdlib OpenAI-compatible fake; lines are the adapter's own
<task>.provider-errors.log output.
HTTP 500/503 (JSON server_error) provider.internal, retry.scheduled x10
(attempts 2..11), then step.failed +
execution.failed
HTTP 502 (HTML body) provider.internal, same; message
"Provider request failed with HTTP 502"
HTTP 401 invalid_api_key provider.auth, step.failed +
execution.failed, not retried
HTTP 403 permission_error provider.auth, not retried
session model nosuch/mock-1 provider.no-route "Model unavailable:
nosuch/mock-1", execution.failed only,
no provider request
unknown variant (adapter's provider.no-route "Variant unavailable
pre-check bypassed in the probe) for mock/mock-1: bogus", same
HTTP 400 invalid_request_error provider.invalid-request, not retried
malformed SSE chunk provider.invalid-output "Invalid
mock/openai-compatible-chat stream
event", not retried
stream cut before finish_reason provider.invalid-output "OpenAI Chat
stream ended without finish_reason",
retried
hung request / hung stream nothing for 300 s; adapter timeout,
then type=aborted "Step interrupted"
hung, timeout/headerTimeout 3000 provider.transport "Timed out waiting
for response headers", retried
hung stream, chunkTimeout 3000 provider.transport "Timed out waiting
for response data" (status 200)
Lines as written (seeded types):
provider-error event=session.retry.scheduled type=provider.internal status=500 attempt=2 message="The server had an error while processing your request. Sorry about that!"
provider-error event=session.retry.scheduled type=provider.internal status=503 attempt=2 message="The engine is currently overloaded, please try again later."
provider-error event=session.execution.failed type=provider.internal status=502 attempt=- message="Provider request failed with HTTP 502"
provider-error event=session.step.failed type=provider.auth status=401 attempt=- message="Incorrect API key provided: x. You can find your API key at https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys."
provider-error event=session.execution.failed type=provider.auth status=403 attempt=- message="Your organization does not have access to this model."
provider-error event=session.execution.failed type=provider.no-route status=- attempt=- message="Model unavailable: nosuch/mock-1"
provider-error event=session.execution.failed type=provider.no-route status=- attempt=- message="Variant unavailable for mock/mock-1: bogus"
Not seeded: invalid-request and invalid-output (the session's own request
can cause them); provider.timeout was not provoked (the 2.0.32 binary raises
its Timeout reason only from media-generation polling; chat timeouts read
provider.transport), nor content-filter, unsupported-operation, unknown,
error. The server log's "Failed to drain Session" ERROR line appeared for
every failed execution (auth, internal, invalid-request, invalid-output,
no-route) with only `cause="AI.Error: <provider message>"` and a stack, no
error type, so it cannot tell an outage from a refusal: not seeded.
Tests: the captured lines join OPENCODE_REAL with their frames (provenance
test rebuilds them via format_provider_error); captured invalid-request /
invalid-output lines must match no opencode field; the bait's auth/no-route
lines move to still-unseeded types. Ablation: reverting the alternation
reddens 16 tests; widening it to invalid-request|invalid-output reddens 4.
A 2.x form parks the turn until it is answered, but no form.* frame was
rendered, and form.created never reached either sink: it is the one V2
frame with no top-level sessionID (the session id is nested in
data.form), so the session filter dropped it. V2Protocol.frame_payload
now reads that nested id for form.created only, and render_line writes
`form ask: <title> [<field title>: <question>, ...]` (options omitted),
`form reply: <answer>` and `form cancelled`. Other form.* types render
nothing. The question deny is unchanged; the adapter never replies.
Probe (opencode v2.0.32, 2026-10-28, zero tokens): the DW-541 mock-
provider harness through OpencodeHttpAdapter with a scrubbed HOME/XDG,
the question deny filtered out of V2Protocol.config_content in the probe
only, _dispatch_sse wrapped to log every raw frame, and the mock's first
turn a tool call:
question {"questions": [{"question": "Which database should the service
use?", "header": "Database", "options": [...]}, {"question": "Which
extras?", "header": "Extras", "multiple": true, "options": [...]}]}
Runs: no reply (40 s timeout -> interrupt), reply, DELETE.
form.created {"form": {"id": "frm_…", "sessionID": "ses_…",
"title": "Questions", "metadata": {"kind": "question", "tool":
{"messageID": "msg_…", "id": "call_q1"}}, "fields": [{"key": "q0",
"title": "Database", "description": "Which database should the
service use?", "type": "string", "options": [{"value", "label",
"description"}], "custom": true}, {"key": "q1", "title": "Extras",
"description": "Which extras?", "type": "multiselect", ...}]}}
POST /api/session/{sid}/form/{fid}/reply {"answer": {"q0": "SQLite",
"q1": ["Cache"]}} -> 204
form.replied {"id": "frm_…", "sessionID": "ses_…", "answer": {"q0":
"SQLite", "q1": ["Cache"]}}
session.tool.success {..., "metadata": {"answers": [["SQLite"],
["Cache"]]}}
DELETE /api/session/{sid}/form/{fid} -> 204
form.cancelled {"id": "frm_…", "sessionID": "ses_…"}
session.tool.failed {"error": {"type": "aborted", "message": "The user
dismissed this question"}}
interrupt (adapter timeout): form.cancelled, then session.tool.failed
{"error": {"type": "aborted", "message": "Tool execution
interrupted"}}
GET /api/session/{sid}/form lists the pending form (Form.Detail state
"pending") and is [] after either ending. A rerun on the patched adapter
wrote the form ask/reply and form ask/cancelled lines to the run's
[bmad] log.
…DW-548)
agy 1.4.9 fires Stop with `fullyIdle: false` when a parent yields to a
foreground subagent, then `fullyIdle: true` when it really finishes; a
child's background-command yield also sends false. `fullyIdle` is the only
field that tells them apart. The relay dropped it, so the generic wait loop
read the yield as a turn end and completed the session while the subagent
was still working.
Both relay copies (the vendored hook and events.py, twinned via the new
`_fully_idle` helper and pinned by the parity test) now forward it as
`fully_idle`, only when it is a JSON boolean; otherwise the key is absent,
so every other CLI's event is byte-identical. HookEvent gains `fully_idle`
(bool only). The wait loop treats an admitted Stop with `fully_idle is
False` as a yield: it still feeds session-id/transcript tracking, but never
reaches the turn-end block (no stop_seen, no parked-latch drop, no
completion). It is journaled once per attempt (`hook-stop-yield-ignored`),
and the running count rides heartbeat.json and timeout-fired
(`stop_yields_ignored`).
The filter is deliberately NOT profile-gated: the key exists only when a
CLI sends it, so gating would add a knob without changing any behavior.
Known gap, out of scope here: a child conversation's final
`fullyIdle: true` Stop still completes the parent early.
agy 1.4.9 runs a subagent as its own conversation, a sibling folder
brain/<childId>/ beside the parent's. Its Stops fire through the same
workspace hooks and env, so they land in the parent session's events with
the child's conversationId and a transcript under brain/<childId>/; agy
fires no SessionStart, so attribution admits them. The yield filter drops
the child's `fullyIdle: false` Stops, but its final `fullyIdle: true` Stop
(sent after it hands its result back, while the parent still works) read as
the parent's turn end and completed the session early.
At spawn agy writes brain/<parentId>/.system_generated/subagents/<childId>.json.
A new profile key, `subagent_spawn_marker` (appended to CLIProfile; validated
like subagent_transcript_dir: exactly `{session_id}`, relative, no `..`, no
NUL, refused on hookless profiles), names that file, and antigravity.toml
sets it. In the wait loop, after attribution and before identity/transcript
tracking, a Stop whose transcript's ancestor folder is named by its id is a
child's when any sibling folder holds the marker: dropped, journaled once
per child (`subagent-stop-ignored`). The lookup is `_spawn_marker_verdict`,
stat-only. A Stop it cannot judge (no id, no transcript path, no folder named
by the id) or a store read fault is admitted as before and journaled once
(`subagent-marker-unjudged` / `subagent-marker-unreadable`), never read as
"not a child". A profile without the key is unchanged.
… activity (DW-548)
While a foreground subagent runs, agy 1.4.9 writes nothing to the parent's
conversation folder (brain/<parentId>/), only to the child's sibling folder
brain/<childId>/, so a parent blocked on a long subagent journaled a false
`session-idle`. The #858 subagent fold could not express it: the child is a
sibling, not a tree beside the transcript.
The parent's own folder lists its children through the spawn marker agy writes
at each spawn (`subagent_spawn_marker`, `{session_id}` read as the wildcard).
`_sample_subagent_tree` now sums `_subagent_tree_key` over the declared tree
plus every listed child folder (`_spawned_children`, stat-only, same `*.jsonl`
rule), with the parent's folder found by the ancestor rule the Stop filter
uses (`_conversation_folder`, threaded the session id). An unjudgeable folder
watches no children that tick; a listing fault joins the
`subagent-scan-failed` / `-recovered` streak and degrades the tick to
parent-only. A child appearing mid-run reads as movement and closes the
stretch; a flip in whether children are watched rebaselines the key.
…samples (DW-540)
An opencode 2.x session's Session.Info.tokens counts only its own steps, so a
turn that ran the `subagent` tool under-counted recorded usage, and the budget
guard read all zeros on a parent blocked on a foreground child that was already
spending.
V2Protocol.descendants walks the session tree: there is no children route, so
it lists `GET /api/session?parentID=<id>` (direct children only) breadth-first
and recurses, since nesting is configurable. Each listing is paged like the
message history (`limit=200`, then `cursor` + `limit`; the cursor carries the
parentID, pinned on 2.0.32). An entry naming another parent and an id already
seen are skipped, so a filter-ignoring server or a cycle cannot double-count.
`_V2_MAX_PAGES` bounds the pages in total. Listed Session.Info bodies already
carry `tokens`, so no per-child GET is made. usage() and sample_usage() add
every descendant's aggregate (`_info_tokens`) to the parent's. The untracked
rule (a zero total with no completed assistant message) applies to the sum. A
failed or malformed page, an id-less child or a child's malformed aggregate is
a new UsageFault stage `children` (sample: the fault string), never a
parent-only figure.
Still-running children at capture are counted as far as they have landed
(human decision: count + journal). The seam is a separate protocol method,
`active_descendants(client, session_id) -> (ids | None, fault)`, rather than
widening usage()'s `(usage, fault)` contract. The base class answers `[]`, so
V1 (still parent-only) has nothing to report. It reads `/api/session/active`
and walks the tree only when a session other than the parent is listed.
`_capture_usage` calls it once usage read without a fault and journals
`usage-child-active` (`sessions`) or `usage-child-active-failed` (`error`); an
unreadable active map is never folded into "none active".
Live check (zero tokens, fake provider, opencode 2.0.32): the subagent,
background and grandchild probes now capture parent + child (+ grandchild),
equal to the per-session list totals; previously the parent alone.
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src/bmad_loop/runsetup.py
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…mmon_dir} (DW-599)
Profile validation accepts a linked_worktree_args grant naming either
placeholder, since other CLIs may need less, but Codex commits in a linked
worktree only with both the gitdir and the common dir writable (DW-599 probe:
either grant alone fails). `validate` reported such a partial grant ok; it now
warns, naming the missing placeholder and the path left read-only.
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- Line 2321: Update _report_permission_mode to validate the effective selected
Codex permission profile and its filesystem grants, rather than treating
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Part 3 of 8 of the deferred-work ledger stack.
What
Coding-CLI session fixes: sandboxed Codex under worktree isolation, OpenCode 2.x faults, forms and subagent tokens, and Antigravity subagent Stops and idle activity.
Why
Under
isolation = "worktree"a sandboxed Codex session could not commit (DW-599). OpenCode 2.x outages were charged as code failures (DW-541), its forms never reached the transcript (DW-542), and its subagent tokens were missed (DW-540). An Antigravity subagent's yield or final Stop completed the parent early, and a parent waiting on a subagent read as idle (DW-548).How
linked_worktree_args. It is a child permission profilebmad_loop_worktreethat extendsbmad_loopwith write grants for the linked gitdir and the common dir. The generic adapter appends it when the cwd is a linked worktree. A git or path fault raises before the window exists.validateis ok when the grant rides. The commit body holds the zero-token probe record (codex-cli 0.165.0).internal|auth|no-route, seeded only from lines captured live against opencode 2.0.32.form.*frames render asform ask/form reply/form cancelled.form.created's nested session id is read.fullyIdle: falseis a yield and is ignored. A child conversation's Stop is dropped using the newsubagent_spawn_markerprofile key. Writes in a child conversation count as the parent's idle activity.childrenusage fault, and a child still running at capture is journaled.Testing
uv run pytest -q -n logicalat this PR's tip: 17408 passed, 124 skipped.uv run pyright(1.1.411): 0 errors.Changelog
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