* fix(team): propagate cross-provider member args to lead subprocess
When a team has an anthropic lead and codex teammates, the lead was
launched without --settings {"codex":{"forced_login_method":"chatgpt"}}.
buildInheritedCliFlags in the lead had nothing to pass to the codex
teammate, which started without knowing the required auth method and
crashed with "no CODEX_API_KEY or OPENAI_API_KEY configured".
Adds buildCrossProviderMemberArgs that collects provider launch args for
member providers that differ from the primary, and merges them into the
lead's launch args so they propagate to teammates via buildInheritedCliFlags.
* fix: log cross-provider env resolution failures instead of silently swallowing
- Introduced caching mechanism with expiration for message feeds to improve performance.
- Added logging for cache expiration events to aid in debugging.
- Updated MessagesPanel to reopen search bar when participant filters are active.
- Added test cases for handling tmux server errors and message panel behavior with filters.
- Updated `getClaudeLogs` method to support asynchronous fetching of logs.
- Introduced new interfaces for retained logs and transcript cache entries.
- Added logic to retain and retrieve Claude logs even after cleanup of live runs.
- Implemented fallback mechanism to use persisted transcripts when no live run exists.
- Updated tests to cover new log retention and retrieval scenarios.
Autofix-only change. The OOM-fix commit inserted the progressPayload
import into the wrong position relative to AutoResumeService /
idleNotificationMainProcessSemantics, which failed the
simple-import-sort ESLint rule enforced by CI.
Users with long-running teams (37+ tasks, 10+ agents for an hour) were
hitting constant renderer crashes (issue #36). Two hot paths were
serializing unbounded histories across IPC on every tick:
- Provisioning progress: emitLogsProgress and updateProgress both
joined the full provisioningOutputParts array (~20 event-driven call
sites) plus the full CLI log tail, then fanned that out to the
renderer. After an hour, each tick shipped multi-megabyte payloads
and Zustand OOM'd on the immutable state clone.
- Session detail cache: SessionDetail.messages (the raw parsed JSONL)
was being cached and returned over IPC/HTTP even though the renderer
only reads session/chunks/processes/metrics. This roughly doubled
the per-entry cache footprint on large sessions.
Fixes:
- Add progressPayload helpers that cap the log tail to 200 lines and
assistant output to the last 20 parts; empty/whitespace joins
collapse to undefined so the noop guard is explicit rather than
coincidental.
- Apply the cap inside emitLogsProgress, updateProgress, and the two
inline emission paths (stall warning, retry error). Throttle the
log-progress tick 300ms -> 1000ms so Zustand can keep up.
- Add stripSessionDetailMessages and call it at every SessionDetail
production site that crosses IPC/HTTP (both sessions.ts routes,
both cache stores).
- Raise MAX_CACHE_SESSIONS 5 -> 20 now that the per-entry SessionDetail
footprint is bounded. Previously 5 forced constant re-parsing on
every session switch.
Tests: 15 new unit tests covering the helpers (tail slicing, empty
parts, whitespace-only parts, non-mutation of inputs).
- Added support for live runtime model metadata in team provisioning.
- Implemented functions to extract and manage CLI flag values for team members.
- Updated member specifications to include effective models based on provider defaults.
- Enhanced UI dialogs to check selected providers in parallel, improving responsiveness.
- Added tests for handling model unavailability during team bootstrap and launch processes.
- Introduced CLI_INSTALLER_VERIFY_PROVIDER_MODELS IPC channel for on-demand model verification.
- Implemented handler for verifying provider models in the CliInstallerService.
- Enhanced CLI installation status management with model verification state and availability.
- Updated related components to support model verification feedback in the UI.
* fix(team): resolve stuck "reconciling" state and skip resume when teammates never spawned
Addresses #54.
When a team launch fails to bootstrap teammates, the team gets stuck showing
"Last launch is still reconciling" indefinitely, and retrying with --resume
reconnects the lead but does not re-spawn the dead teammates. The only
workaround was enabling "Clear context (fresh session)", which loses the
lead's prior conversation context.
Two root causes addressed:
1. createPersistedLaunchSnapshot counted members still in 'starting' state
(agentToolAccepted=false) as 'pending' regardless of launchPhase. When
launchPhase was 'finished' with never-spawned members, the aggregate
state stayed as 'partial_pending' forever, rendered as "still reconciling".
Fix: when launchPhase != 'active', promote such members to
'failed_to_start' so the aggregate becomes 'partial_failure'
("Launch failed partway"), which correctly signals a terminal state.
2. TeamProvisioningService._launchTeamInner always used --resume when a
previous leadSessionId existed, even if the previous launch had no
teammates successfully spawned. The CLI's deterministic reconnect path
restores lead context but does not re-spawn dead teammates, so the team
stays broken across relaunches. Fix: before adding --resume, read the
persisted launch state. If every expected teammate is 'starting' (never
spawned) or 'failed_to_start', skip --resume so the CLI performs a full
fresh bootstrap that spawns all teammates.
Verified manually on Linux: a team stuck in "still reconciling" correctly
transitions to "failed partway" after the first fix, and the next Launch
(without "Clear context") fully bootstraps and brings teammates online.
* fix(team): narrow skip resume to never-spawned teammates
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Co-authored-by: 777genius <quantjumppro@gmail.com>
