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60 changes: 60 additions & 0 deletions packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts
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Expand Up @@ -751,6 +751,66 @@ export async function resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(
return resolvePinnedBinding(directory, pin)
}

/** How long a turn waits for the pin's verdict before its rows go without a workspace. Past the
* validation TTL the verdict is a round trip, and the routing read later in the same turn joins that
* request, so giving up here costs routing nothing. Waiting out the request instead would make a
* failed validation run twice, once here and once for routing. */
export const TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS = 3_000

/** The workspace a turn's telemetry rows name: the pin when there is one, else the project's link
* from the local cache.
*
* The pin's verdict comes from `resolvePinnedBindingForRouting`, so a row and the turn's routing
* cannot disagree. Unpinned turns stay on the local cache read, which makes no network call. A pin
* that cannot be honoured in time names nothing, for the reason routing fails closed: falling
* through would credit the turn to a workspace the user did not pick. */
export async function resolveTurnBinding(
directory: string,
waitMs = TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS,
): Promise<CachedBinding | null> {
let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined
const deadline = new Promise<BindingOutcome>((done) => {
timer = setTimeout(() => done({ status: "unknown" }), waitMs)
timer.unref?.()
})
const pinned = await Promise.race([resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory), deadline]).finally(() =>

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P2: The three-second race is not a hard wait bound because resolvePinnedBinding performs synchronous project detection before resolving. A slow git lookup can block the prompt for another three seconds after validation finishes; keep identifier detection out of this bounded path or make it non-blocking.

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<comment>The three-second race is not a hard wait bound because `resolvePinnedBinding` performs synchronous project detection before resolving. A slow `git` lookup can block the prompt for another three seconds after validation finishes; keep identifier detection out of this bounded path or make it non-blocking.</comment>

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@@ -751,6 +751,35 @@ export async function resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(
+    timer = setTimeout(() => done({ status: "unknown" }), waitMs)
+    timer.unref?.()
+  })
+  const pinned = await Promise.race([resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(directory), deadline]).finally(() =>
+    clearTimeout(timer),
+  )
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Not changed. cachedProjectIdentifier (state.ts:553) runs the git lookup once per directory for the life of the process, and the identity and routing reads of the same turn reach it on the same path. So this read moves a one-time cost earlier rather than adding one. Recorded as R6 on the review log.

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Minor (not blocking): with the workspace kill switch on, telemetry alone now validates the pin and waits up to 3 s.

ALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE turns identity (identity.ts:445), skills and routing off, so nothing else in the session validates or uses the pin. This arm doesn't check the switch. Past the validation TTL, every turn sends listDatamates and waits up to TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS before the first model call, then stamps a workspace the session isn't working against.

I measured it through the real prompt loop with a pinned session, a cold memo, and listDatamates answering in 6 s:

base head
kill switch on 2.6 s, 0 validation calls 6.6 s, 1 call
pilot on (default) 9.5–11 s 9.5–11 s
ALTIMATE_INTEGRATIONS=local 6.3 s 6.5 s

So the default path doesn't regress (routing and identity already wait on the same request), and R3 is right about the escape hatch. The kill switch isn't covered by the disclosed residuals.

Suggested fix: return null from the pin arm (or skip waiting) when !isEnabled() from engine-seams. That keeps an opted-out session free of workspace traffic. Safe to do in a follow-up.

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Confirmed, and you're right that no residual covers it. Thanks for the measurements. This PR stays as approved, and this is the first change in one follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge: with ALTIMATE_DISABLE_WORKSPACE on, resolveTurnBinding skips the pin arm (isEnabled() from engine-seams) and reads the local link as main does, so an opted-out session sends no validation request and doesn't wait. A loop test pins it: kill switch on, pinned session, cold memo, no listDatamates call.

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if (pinned) return pinned.status === "bound" ? pinned.binding : null
return readLocalBinding(directory)
}

/** Each session's verdict for its current turn, from the first read in the turn until the loop
* starts. Bounded: a turn that fails before its loop leaves its entry until the session's next
* turn clears it. */
const turnVerdicts = new Map<string, Promise<CachedBinding | null>>()
const TURN_VERDICTS_MAX = 256

/** The workspace a session's current turn names. The first read in a turn resolves it and every
* later read in the turn gets the same answer: the attachment reads in the user message and the
* loop's start. So a turn waits for the pin at most once, adds at most one validation request, and
* names one workspace on all its rows. */
export function turnBinding(
sessionID: string,
directory: string,
waitMs = TURN_PIN_WAIT_MS,
): Promise<CachedBinding | null> {
const known = turnVerdicts.get(sessionID)
if (known) return known
const verdict = resolveTurnBinding(directory, waitMs).catch(() => null)

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Minor (not blocking, already disclosed as R9–R11): the verdict is keyed by session, not by turn.

Three ways a turn's verdict leaks or gets replaced:

  • Two overlapping prompts of one session clear each other's verdict at prompt.ts:433.
  • A queued prompt on a busy session leaves its entry behind, because its loop() returns at prompt.ts:703 before reaching :822.
  • A prompt that throws between its attachment reads and its loop leaves its entry behind.

A leftover entry is then taken by a loop that starts without a fresh prompt: the summarize route (server/routes/session.ts:662) or the resume at prompt.ts:4245. The impact is limited to one turn's workspace_id (routing and permissions don't read this value), and base had no shared verdict at all. So it doesn't block.

Keying the map by the user message id, or clearing on the loop() early return and in a finally around createUserMessage, would close it.

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Right, these are R9 to R11. They go into the follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge, along the lines you suggest: key the verdict by the turn's user message, or clear it on the loop() early return and in a finally around createUserMessage, with a test for the queued-prompt leftover taken by a later loop.

turnVerdicts.set(sessionID, verdict)
if (turnVerdicts.size > TURN_VERDICTS_MAX) {
const oldest = turnVerdicts.keys().next()
if (!oldest.done) turnVerdicts.delete(oldest.value)
}
return verdict
}
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Keep live turn verdicts until the loop consumes them.

After 256 other sessions insert verdicts, eviction can remove a turn’s verdict before its loop starts. If validation timed out and later succeeds, attachment failure rows can omit the workspace while loop rows name the pin. A new lookup can also repeat the validation wait.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts around
lines 786 - 807:
Update turnBinding and the turnVerdicts lifecycle so a session’s verdict remains
available until its loop consumes it; do not evict live verdicts merely to
enforce TURN_VERDICTS_MAX. Remove a verdict only after consumption, preserving
the same resolved promise for attachment and loop reads and preventing a
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Recorded as R10, not changed. Eviction needs more than 256 sessions starting turns at once in one serve process, and a verdict evicted that way is only resolved again.

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@ralphstodomingo Understood. You’ve recorded the eviction risk as R10 and left the code unchanged.


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# REVIEW.md — altimate-code

## Focus areas — bug classes this repo actually ships

2. **Race conditions in session/worker/tool lifecycle** (Critical, ~12 fix commits). Concurrent access to shared state (session cancel/idle flags, worker/server stop, file writes, dispatcher registries) without ordering guarantees: `cancel()` race + idle state on normal loop exit (#845), worker/server `stop()` moved into `finally` so an invalid `--session` no longer leaks them, stale-file race + error misclassification (#611), DuckDB concurrent-access retry. **Flag when** new code mutates session/worker/cache state from more than one async path without a lock or `finally`-guaranteed cleanup. **Verify** cleanup runs on both success and error/cancel paths.

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/** Ends the session's turn for `turnBinding`: the next read resolves afresh. */
export function endTurnBinding(sessionID: string): void {
turnVerdicts.delete(sessionID)
}

export async function resolveBindingOutcome(directory: string): Promise<BindingOutcome> {
// altimate_change — the IDE extension's selection outranks whatever binding this project carries.
// Checked before the local cache and before any server lookup: the whole point is that the panel,
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Expand Up @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ import { Telemetry } from "@/telemetry" // altimate_change — session telemetry
import { ErrorDetail } from "@/altimate/telemetry/error-detail" // altimate_change — error_fingerprint payload
// altimate_change start — the session's bound workspace rides on every telemetry row; workspace rules canonicalize bound
// directories like the bindings cache does
import { canonicalDirectory, readLocalBinding } from "@/altimate/workspace/state"
import { canonicalDirectory, endTurnBinding, turnBinding } from "@/altimate/workspace/state"

/** The session's workspace use, as session_end fields. Read only: the row is tracked first, then the
* turn ends its telemetry entries (`Telemetry.endSession`), so the row itself still carries the
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -429,6 +429,8 @@ export namespace SessionPrompt {

export const prompt = fn(PromptInput, async (input) => {
const session = await Session.get(input.sessionID)
// altimate_change — a new turn: its rows name the workspace it resolves, not one an earlier turn left
endTurnBinding(input.sessionID)

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WARNING: Clearing by session lets a second prompt() delete the first turn's in-flight verdict.

prompt and prompt_async for one session can overlap in their pre-loop phase (the busy-join flow tested at workspace-turn-boundary-loop.test.ts:144, and two requests arriving together). If turn B reaches this line after turn A cached its verdict at prompt.ts:3392 but before A reaches the loop, B deletes A's entry - the same happens when TURN_VERDICTS_MAX evicts a live entry (state.ts:802). A then resolves again at prompt.ts:822, so if A's first read hit the 3 s deadline (null) and the later one joins the still-pending listDatamates and succeeds, that one turn's rows mix undefined and the pinned id - the mix this change exists to remove. In the busy-join case B's attachment reads also seed a verdict the running loop never reads, because its turnWorkspace was captured at loop start.

Scoping the entry to the turn (a turn token or messageID in the key) and clearing only that turn's entry would make the guarantee hold under overlap.

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Recorded as R9 on the review log, not changed. It needs two prompts of one session to overlap before the loop, plus a validation that crosses the 3-second wait between the two reads. The effect is which workspace one turn's telemetry rows name. Scoping the entry to a turn token means threading it from createUserMessage into the loop, which is more change than that warrants here.

// altimate_change start — fork Session.Info (index zod) ≡ core Session.Info (session.ts) at the SessionRevert boundary
await SessionRevert.cleanup(session as unknown as Parameters<typeof SessionRevert.cleanup>[0])
// altimate_change end
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -576,6 +578,7 @@ export namespace SessionPrompt {
}

if (input.noReply === true) {
endTurnBinding(input.sessionID) // altimate_change — no loop takes this turn's workspace
return message
}

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -812,9 +815,12 @@ export namespace SessionPrompt {
throw e
}
// altimate_change end
// altimate_change start — the workspace this project is linked to (local binding cache, no
// network), named by the rows of this turn that carry workspace_id.
const boundWorkspace = await readLocalBinding(Instance.directory).catch(() => null)
// altimate_change start — the workspace this turn works against (the IDE extension's pin, else
// the project's link), named by the rows of this turn that carry workspace_id.
// The verdict the user message's attachment reads used, when it has any, so every row of the turn
// names one workspace. Ended here: the next turn resolves its own.
const boundWorkspace = await turnBinding(sessionID, Instance.directory)
endTurnBinding(sessionID)
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Clear the turn verdict when prompt setup fails.

If an attachment resolves a workspace and prompt setup then fails, a later direct compaction loop can reuse that verdict after the project link changes. Its telemetry names the old workspace. Clear failed turns without disrupting verdict sharing between attachments and their loop.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Review comment at @packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts around lines 822 -
823:
Update the prompt setup failure path around turnBinding and endTurnBinding to
clear the turn verdict when setup fails, preventing later compaction loops from
reusing stale workspace telemetry. Preserve verdict sharing between attachments
and their loop on successful setup.

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Recorded as R11, not changed. The verdict a failed turn leaves is cleared by the session's next prompt. Only a loop that starts without one in between, such as a resumed loop, can take it, and it names the workspace that turn resolved.

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@ralphstodomingo Understood. A later prompt clears the verdict, but a direct loop can reuse it. You’ve recorded that case as R11 and chosen not to change it.

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const telemetryTurn = Telemetry.setContext({
sessionId: sessionID,
projectId: Instance.project?.id ?? "",
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const model = await Provider.getModel(info.model.providerID, info.model.modelID)
const readCtx: Tool.Context = {
sessionID: input.sessionID,
// altimate_change — the project's binding, so the attachment read's tool rows name the workspace
workspaceId: (await readLocalBinding(Instance.directory).catch(() => null))?.datamateId,
// altimate_change — the turn's workspace, so the attachment read's tool rows name it
workspaceId: (await turnBinding(input.sessionID, Instance.directory))?.datamateId,

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Minor (not blocking): a noReply prompt with a file attachment pays the pin wait and a validation request for a verdict it throws away.

This read awaits turnBinding inside createUserMessage, before the message is stored and before the session is marked busy. R7 covers that for normal turns, where routing would wait for the same request anyway. With noReply: true, no loop follows (:581 just discards the entry), so the wait of up to 3 s and the listDatamates call past the TTL are pure cost.

The local read (or no pin arm) is enough for noReply. Edge input; fine as a follow-up.

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Agreed, with noReply no loop takes the verdict. The follow-up PR after this and #1699 merge has a noReply prompt's attachment reads use the local link without the pin arm, so they don't wait or send a validation request.

abort: new AbortController().signal,
agent: input.agent!,
messageID: info.id,
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Expand Up @@ -17,8 +17,15 @@ const SANDBOX = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `altimate-routing-pin-test-${process.pid}
mkdirSync(path.join(SANDBOX, "state"), { recursive: true })
process.env.XDG_STATE_HOME = path.join(SANDBOX, "state")

const { resolvePinnedBindingForRouting, recordApprovedBinding, __resetPinValidation, cachePath } =
await import("../../../src/altimate/workspace/state")
const {
resolvePinnedBindingForRouting,
resolveTurnBinding,
turnBinding,
endTurnBinding,
recordApprovedBinding,
__resetPinValidation,
cachePath,
} = await import("../../../src/altimate/workspace/state")
const { refresh, precedenceInternals } = await import("../../../src/altimate/workspace/precedence")
const { Instance } = await import("../../../src/project/instance")
const { SNOWFLAKE_TOOLS } = await import("./precedence-fixture")
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})
})

describe("resolveTurnBinding", () => {
test("the pin outranks the project's link", async () => {
await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
setPin()
expect((await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(42)
})

test("with no pin it is the project's link, with no network call", async () => {
await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
expect((await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(7)
expect(listCalls).toBe(0)

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P2: This test claims the unpinned path does not consult the account, but it only checks listDatamates; credential lookups can regress while the test still passes. Spy on AltimateApi.isConfigured and getCredentials after seeding the cache, then assert neither is called for the unpinned turn.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/routing-pin.test.ts, line 185:

<comment>This test claims the unpinned path does not consult the account, but it only checks `listDatamates`; credential lookups can regress while the test still passes. Spy on `AltimateApi.isConfigured` and `getCredentials` after seeding the cache, then assert neither is called for the unpinned turn.</comment>

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@@ -172,6 +172,47 @@ describe("resolvePinnedBindingForRouting", () => {
+  test("with no pin it is the project's link, and the account is not consulted", async () => {
+    await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
+    expect((await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(7)
+    expect(listCalls).toBe(0)
+  })
+
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The claim was wrong, not the test. The unpinned value is readLocalBinding, the same read as on main, and it reads the local credentials to scope the cache. d26b147 corrects the comment, the PR description and the test name to say what holds: no network call, which is what listCalls checks. I haven't added credential spies, because they would pin behaviour main already has.

})

test("a malformed pin names nothing, not the project's link", async () => {
await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
setPin({ ALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_ID: "not-a-number" })
expect(await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT)).toBeNull()
})

test("a directory outside the pinned root names nothing, not the project's link", async () => {
await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
setPin({ ALTIMATE_PINNED_WORKSPACE_ROOT: path.join(SANDBOX, "elsewhere") })
expect(await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT)).toBeNull()
})

test("a validation that outlasts the wait names nothing, and routing joins that same request", async () => {
await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
const answer = Promise.withResolvers<{ id: number; name: string }[]>()
;(WorkspaceApi as unknown as { listDatamates: () => Promise<unknown> }).listDatamates = () => {
listCalls += 1
return answer.promise
}
setPin()
expect(await resolveTurnBinding(ROOT, 5)).toBeNull()
const routing = resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(ROOT)
answer.resolve([{ id: 42, name: "pinned-workspace" }])
expect((await routing)?.status).toBe("bound")
expect(listCalls).toBe(1)
})
})

describe("turnBinding", () => {
test("every read in a turn gets the first verdict, even once validation has finished", async () => {
const answer = Promise.withResolvers<{ id: number; name: string }[]>()
;(WorkspaceApi as unknown as { listDatamates: () => Promise<unknown> }).listDatamates = () => {
listCalls += 1
return answer.promise
}
setPin()
expect(await turnBinding("ses_turn_slow", ROOT, 5)).toBeNull()
answer.resolve([{ id: 42, name: "pinned-workspace" }])
expect(await resolvePinnedBindingForRouting(ROOT)).toMatchObject({ status: "bound" })
expect(await turnBinding("ses_turn_slow", ROOT, 5)).toBeNull()

endTurnBinding("ses_turn_slow")
expect((await turnBinding("ses_turn_slow", ROOT, 5))?.datamateId).toBe(42)
expect(listCalls).toBe(1)
endTurnBinding("ses_turn_slow")
})

test("a refused pin is checked once per turn, however many reads the turn makes", async () => {
stubList([{ id: 7, name: "project-link" }])
setPin()
for (let read = 0; read < 3; read++) expect(await turnBinding("ses_turn_refused", ROOT)).toBeNull()
expect(listCalls).toBe(1)

endTurnBinding("ses_turn_refused")
expect(await turnBinding("ses_turn_refused", ROOT)).toBeNull()
expect(listCalls).toBe(2)
endTurnBinding("ses_turn_refused")
})

test("each session has its own turn", async () => {
await seedLocalLink(7, "project-link")
expect((await turnBinding("ses_turn_a", ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(7)
setPin()
expect((await turnBinding("ses_turn_b", ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(42)
expect((await turnBinding("ses_turn_a", ROOT))?.datamateId).toBe(7)
endTurnBinding("ses_turn_a")
endTurnBinding("ses_turn_b")
})
})

describe("precedence.derive — the routing read", () => {
const SESSION = "ses_routing_pin"

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