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fix: a workspace's first prompt and job are sent from any bound session - #1699
first_prompt_sent and first_job_completed came only from onboarding sessions, and the job row only for the job picked from the onboarding menu. Someone who links a project and starts working sent neither, so telemetry couldn't say when a workspace first got a prompt or first finished a job.
first-events.ts now sends each row once per workspace per machine, from any session bound to that workspace, with workspace_id:
first_prompt_sent on the first typed prompt. A slash command in the TUI or run, or a subagent's prompt, doesn't count; the next typed message does. The VS Code chat sends a command as its expanded text through prompt_async (vscode-altimate-mcp-server, src/chatPanel.ts:614-640), so there a command counts as the first prompt. That is kept, because the expanded command runs a real model turn (R14 on the review log).
first_job_completed on the first turn that ends completed with at least one tool call that didn't fail. Nothing says which job it was, so job is something_else.
What has been sent is an empty marker file per tenant, workspace and event under the CLI's state directory, created exclusively, so a later session, a new process or a second serve doesn't send it again. With telemetry off nothing is marked. Onboarding sessions keep their own rows, and they mark the workspace's too. An onboarding job row is still sent if the workspace's came first.
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Tests.workspace-first-events-loop.test.ts runs the real prompt loop: both rows from a bound session, neither again from a later session or a new process, no job from a turn with no tool call, whose only tool call failed, or that errored after one that worked, no prompt from a slash command, even one sent while the session is busy, or from a subagent's session, nothing from an unbound session, onboarding rows unchanged. first-events.test.ts covers the marker: per event, workspace and tenant, two claims racing with no shared memory, telemetry off, no account, and a mark that can't be written. onboarding.test.ts checks that an onboarding job row marks its workspace.
E2E.altimate-code run from this branch in a container, in a project with an on-disk link, with rows going to a local catcher and the API host blocked so the local link is kept. A turn whose only tool call failed sent first_prompt_sent naming the linked workspace, and no first_job_completed. The next process, whose read worked, sent first_job_completed with job: something_else and no second prompt row. A third process sent neither. The two marks are mode 0600 under the state directory, and the turns wrote nothing in the project.
Suites.test/altimate/workspace, test/altimate/telemetry, test/altimate/plugin and test/telemetry pass locally, typecheck is clean and Marker Guard is ok. The full suite runs in CI.
Cost side effects
None. No model calls, queries or cloud resources are added. Each workspace gets at most two empty files in the CLI's state directory.
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Not a UI change.
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I have tested my changes locally
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I checked for cost side effects (model calls, queries or cloud resources that grow with user data) and described them, or wrote "none"
First-prompt events cover eligible messages in onboarding and linked projects. Linked-project events are recorded once per workspace.
Onboarding first-job events apply only to the selected job. Linked projects can report a completed turn after a successful tool call, once per workspace.
Linked-project prompt and job events are tracked separately from onboarding events. Jobs without observable completion signals are excluded.
Telemetry event data remains in memory until it is flushed, so events may be lost if the process stops beforehand.
Both rows came only from onboarding sessions. Send each once per workspace
per machine, marked in the CLI's own state. A job is a turn that ended
completed with at least one tool call that didn't fail.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VEmKQswEEpkYFmMEngESx8
The change adds workspace-scoped first-prompt and first-job telemetry. CLI state records event claims, and session handling emits events under defined prompt and completed-turn conditions. Onboarding command tracking and telemetry documentation are also updated.
Changes: Workspace first-event reporting
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Summary
Claim and emit first events packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/first-events.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/first-events.test.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/telemetry/onboarding.test.ts
Workspace-scoped claims use tenant, API URL, workspace ID, and event. Prompt and job events emit when their claim succeeds. Tests cover repeated and concurrent claims, scope differences, disabled telemetry, missing credentials, failed writes, and onboarding completion.
Prompt handling consumes command markers and records first prompts for qualifying non-command messages. Completed turns with more successful tool calls than tool errors can record a first-job event. Onboarding completion claims the workspace event. Documentation and session-loop tests cover event conditions and scope.
sequenceDiagram
participant SessionPrompt
participant WorkspaceFirstEvents
participant CLIState
participant Telemetry
SessionPrompt->>WorkspaceFirstEvents: promptSent(sessionID, workspaceId)
WorkspaceFirstEvents->>CLIState: claim first_prompt_sent marker
CLIState-->>WorkspaceFirstEvents: marker created or already exists
WorkspaceFirstEvents->>Telemetry: emit first_prompt_sent when claimed
SessionPrompt->>WorkspaceFirstEvents: jobCompleted after qualifying turn
WorkspaceFirstEvents->>CLIState: claim first_job_completed marker
CLIState-->>WorkspaceFirstEvents: marker created or already exists
WorkspaceFirstEvents->>Telemetry: emit first_job_completed when claimed
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Possibly related issues
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1671 — Both concern workspace ID resolution for workspace telemetry. The new first-event rows use the on-disk project link for workspace association.
Possibly related PRs
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1513 — Adds the workspace ID to the tool hook input used by the onboarding first-job event path.
Suggested reviewers:sahrizvi
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 6a117
First-event telemetry can delay prompt execution when credential reads stall, and several edge cases can omit, duplicate, or misattribute telemetry. Remove telemetry from the blocking prompt path before merging; the remaining telemetry and coverage limitations should be fixed or explicitly accepted.
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The title says a workspace's first prompt and first job are sent from any bound session. The changeset does this: first-events.ts and prompt.ts send first_prompt_sent and first_job_completed from any …
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Issue #1698 requires: (1) first_prompt_sent on the first prompt of any session bound to a workspace; (2) first_job_completed on the first completed job of any bound session; (3) workspace_id on …
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Changed files map to #1698. first-events.ts implements the workspace marker and event emission. prompt.ts routes typed prompts and completed turns through that module. onboarding.ts adds `consum…
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The title says a workspace's first prompt and first job are sent from any bound session. The changeset does this: first-events.ts and prompt.ts send first_prompt_sent and first_job_completed from any session bound to a workspace, with workspace_id, once per workspace per machine. The title names the main behavior change and the fix type. It is specific and it is not vague.
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Issue #1698 requires: (1) first_prompt_sent on the first prompt of any session bound to a workspace; (2) first_job_completed on the first completed job of any bound session; (3) workspace_id on these rows; (4) once per workspace per machine; (5) the sent record stored in CLI state outside the project; (6) unchanged onboarding rows. The reviewed head meets these as follows. prompt.ts calls WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent for non-command, non-synthetic, non-empty user text in a session without a parent, and calls WorkspaceFirstEvents.jobCompleted when the outcome is completed and toolCallCount > toolErrorCount. first-events.ts claims each event with an exclusive create of an empty marker file keyed by tenant, API URL, workspace ID and event, under the CLI state directory. The workspace_id field is set on emitted rows, and a workspace job row uses job: "something_else". onboarding-telemetry.ts claims the workspace's first_job_completed after the onboarding job row, and onboarding prompt and job rows still send. The onboarding.ts change keeps command-submission tracking for untracked sessions, so slash commands do not count as prompts. Tests cover repeat sessions, new processes, racing claims, telemetry off, missing scope, failed writes, failed tools, slash commands, unbound sessions and onboarding activation. The summary does not show the behavior of the code at the reviewed head beyond these descriptions. The conclusion rests on the summary and the earlier focused review, which both supported PASS. Design choices (slash commands excluded, subagent prompts excluded, job read as a completed turn with a successful tool call) are interpretations of the issue wording and are consistent with it.
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Changed files map to #1698. first-events.ts implements the workspace marker and event emission. prompt.ts routes typed prompts and completed turns through that module. onboarding.ts adds consumeUntrackedCommand and a capped untracked-command set so slash commands do not count as first prompts. onboarding-telemetry.ts marks the workspace after an onboarding job row. docs/docs/reference/telemetry.md documents the new linked-project events and the marker files. The tests cover the new behavior and the onboarding activation path. The changes since the previous review (slash-command flag timing fix, subagent prompt exclusion, untracked-command tracking) each support correct prompt eligibility for the same events. No unrelated change is shown in the summary.
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A rabbit taps a prompt at dawn, A workspace marker carries on. A finished job leaves one small trace, Saved in state, in its own place. The rabbit hops, the events are done, Then nibbles carrots in the sun.
Review against these claims. Each one can be broken by a concrete trace.
Claims
C1. In a session bound to workspace W, the first typed prompt sends one first_prompt_sent with workspace_id W. No later turn, session or process on the machine sends another for W under the same tenant and API, including two serve processes racing.
C2.first_job_completed with workspace_id W and job: "something_else" is sent once per W on the first turn that ends completed with toolCallCount > toolErrorCount. A turn with no tool call, a turn whose tool calls all failed, and a turn that ends aborted, errored or abandoned send none and leave W unmarked.
C3. An unbound session sends neither workspace row. Onboarding rows are unchanged: an onboarding session sends its first_prompt_sent with or without a workspace, and its first_job_completed for the selected job, as before.
C4. A slash command sent as a command, as the TUI and run send it, is not a first prompt, whether or not onboarding tracks that session, and neither is a subagent session's prompt. The next typed message is.
C5. With telemetry off, or with no account, no mark is written and no workspace row is sent, and a later turn with both can still send.
C6. Marks are empty files under Global.Path.state/altimate-workspace-first-events, mode 0600, named by a hash. Nothing is written to the project, and no file holds a workspace id, tenant or credential.
C7. A mark that can't be written sends nothing, doesn't fail the turn, and leaves the next turn free to try again.
C8. Nothing else changes: no tool behaviour, routing, permission or other telemetry row.
Disclosed residuals (accepted, not findings)
R1. The claim comes before the send, so a process killed between the two loses that row rather than sending it twice.
R2. An onboarding session in W can send a first_job_completed for W besides the workspace's own: its row for the selected job is sent whether or not W is already marked.
R3. Marks are per machine and per tenant and API, not per person. A second person on the same tenant and machine sends nothing new; a new machine, or a cleared state directory, sends both again.
R4. A task subtask counts as a tool call that didn't fail, whatever happened inside it, because the loop counts subtasks in toolCallCount and never in toolErrorCount.
R6.job is always something_else on the workspace row. Nothing says which job a turn was.
R7. A command's flag is set in command.execute.before, before its message is saved. If a queued typed message reaches its boundary in that gap, it clears the command's flag. The command's own message then counts as a typed first prompt only if the running loop also ended in that gap, so the message starts a new loop.
R8. A typed message that joins a busy loop is not a first prompt. The next typed message that starts a loop is. That is main's rule for onboarding, kept.
R9. A command's flag can still outlive the command when it never reaches a turn boundary. That happens with a subtask command queued into a busy loop, whose message holds only a subtask part and so is not a request, and with a command turn aborted before its first catalog. The next typed message that starts a loop then doesn't count; the one after it does.
R10. If the mark can't be written during an onboarding session's first prompt, the onboarding row is sent anyway, and a later turn whose mark succeeds sends the workspace row too.
R11. In json_schema mode, the step that calls StructuredOutput is not in the loop's tool counts, as for task_outcome_signal on main. A turn whose only working tool calls are in that step sends no job row.
R12. A subagent's turn is a turn for the job rule, so first_job_completed can name the child session. Its prompt never counts (C4).
R13. A typed message sent to a child session through the API doesn't count as a first prompt. The TUI shows no prompt input in a child session, so a child's messages otherwise come from the task tool.
R14. The VS Code chat sends a slash command as its expanded template text through prompt_async, not the /command route (vscode-altimate-mcp-server, src/chatPanel.ts:614-640). The server sees typed text, so in that chat a command counts as the first prompt. It stays: the expanded command runs a real model turn.
Rounds
Round 1 on 73b9d5b325: no claim violation.
cubic at the ready flip on 73b9d5b325: 8 items. One violated C4 and is fixed in cd75c35cc3: a slash command sent while the loop was busy left its flag for the next typed message, which then didn't count. The flags are now read at each request's turn boundary. Two items are instances of R2 and R4. The other five are doc and test items, fixed or answered on their threads.
Round 2 on cd75c35cc3: no claim violation.
CodeRabbit, Kilo and cubic on 73b9d5b325 and cd75c35cc3. One item violated C1 and C4 and is fixed in 6a1179893d. A subagent session, started by a subtask command or a model's task call, ran its first message through the first-prompt check. In a bound project whose first message was a command, it claimed first_prompt_sent with the command's or the model's text. Subagent sessions now skip that check. A new loop test pins the outcome half of the job gate. The marker-file wording and the on-disk sentence in the doc are fixed. The rest are R8 to R11, or test style answered on their threads.
Round 3 on 6a1179893d: no claim violation. That is the last Codex round within the cap. On that head, cubic raised one P2, kept as R13. CodeRabbit raised one Major (credential read on the prompt path) and one Minor, both answered on their threads: the turn already reads the same credentials at its start, and C7 is intended.
@codex review against the numbered claims and the disclosed residuals in the review-log comment on this PR: report only a reproducible trace that violates a numbered claim. Instances of the disclosed residuals are not findings. A round with no claim violation ends review.
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5 issues found across 7 files
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<file name="docs/docs/reference/telemetry.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/docs/reference/telemetry.md:74">
P3: The dedup key includes the tenant and API URL, so the once-per-machine limit applies per tenant, not per workspace id alone. Add the tenant to this row so the documented guarantee matches the code.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/first-events.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/first-events.test.ts:26">
P3: This hand-rolls the state-home redirection that `withTestStateHome()` already provides. Use the shared fixture so the test follows the repo's state-isolation convention and cleanup path.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/first-events.test.ts:56">
P3: This test does not race two processes; both claims run in the same Bun process, with `resetForTest()` standing in for the second process. Rename it to describe what it covers, such as concurrent claims in one process, or spawn a real second process if cross-process atomicity is the goal.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/plugin/onboarding-telemetry.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/plugin/onboarding-telemetry.ts:273">
P2: The return value of `claim` is ignored, so this onboarding row still sends when a bound session already sent this workspace's `first_job_completed`. That breaks the at-most-once-per-workspace-per-machine guarantee in this order. Either document this as an intended exception in `first-events.ts` and the telemetry doc, or gate the emit on the claim.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts:2623">
P2: A failed subtask still makes `toolCallCount > toolErrorCount` true: the task path increments the count unconditionally, but its error part is outside the `processor.message` parts scanned for errors. Track successful tool calls directly and gate this event on that count.</violation>
</file>
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P2: The return value of claim is ignored, so this onboarding row still sends when a bound session already sent this workspace's first_job_completed. That breaks the at-most-once-per-workspace-per-machine guarantee in this order. Either document this as an intended exception in first-events.ts and the telemetry doc, or gate the emit on the claim.
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<comment>The return value of `claim` is ignored, so this onboarding row still sends when a bound session already sent this workspace's `first_job_completed`. That breaks the at-most-once-per-workspace-per-machine guarantee in this order. Either document this as an intended exception in `first-events.ts` and the telemetry doc, or gate the emit on the claim.</comment>
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@@ -268,6 +269,10 @@ export async function OnboardingTelemetryPlugin(_input: PluginInput): Promise<Ho
input.sessionID,
)
+ // Marked so the end of this turn, or a later session, doesn't send the workspace's row as well.
+ if (input.workspaceId !== undefined) {
+ await WorkspaceFirstEvents.claim("first_job_completed", input.workspaceId)
+ }
</file context>
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Intended, and now documented in cd75c35. An onboarding session sends its row for the job it selected as before, which C3 keeps unchanged. The claim only marks the workspace, so the end of that turn and later sessions do not send the workspace row as well. If the workspace row went first, the onboarding row still goes. That is disclosed residual R2 on the review log, and the header of first-events.ts and the telemetry doc now say so.
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P2: A failed subtask still makes toolCallCount > toolErrorCount true: the task path increments the count unconditionally, but its error part is outside the processor.message parts scanned for errors. Track successful tool calls directly and gate this event on that count.
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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/src/session/prompt.ts, line 2623:
<comment>A failed subtask still makes `toolCallCount > toolErrorCount` true: the task path increments the count unconditionally, but its error part is outside the `processor.message` parts scanned for errors. Track successful tool calls directly and gate this event on that count.</comment>
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@@ -2625,6 +2620,9 @@ export namespace SessionPrompt {
? "abandoned"
: "completed"
// altimate_change start — emit quality signal, tool chain, and error fingerprint events
+ if (outcome === "completed" && toolCallCount > toolErrorCount) {
+ await WorkspaceFirstEvents.jobCompleted(sessionID, boundWorkspace?.datamateId)
+ }
</file context>
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Kept as disclosed residual R4. The job rule is toolCallCount > toolErrorCount, the counts the loop already keeps for task_outcome_signal. A task subtask is counted in toolCallCount and never in toolErrorCount, whatever happened inside it. Counting subtask failures would take a counter outside that rule, or a change to toolErrorCount, which task_outcome_signal also reads and C8 holds unchanged.
| `activation_job_selected` / `first_job_completed` | Which activation job the user started and, where observable, finished. Completion is reported only for the job that was actually selected, so the two form a coherent pair. **Derived** — see the note below. |
| `first_prompt_sent` | The user's first typed message in an onboarding session. Slash commands are excluded, so the hidden `/onboard-connect` submission does not count. |
| `activation_job_selected` / `first_job_completed` | Which activation job the user started and, where observable, finished. In onboarding, completion is reported only for the job that was actually selected, so the two form a coherent pair. `first_job_completed` is also sent once per workspace per machine, for the first turn in a linked project that had a tool call that didn't fail and finished. **Derived** — see the note below. |
| `first_prompt_sent` | The user's first typed message in an onboarding session, and the first typed message in a linked project, once per workspace per machine. Slash commands are excluded, so the hidden `/onboard-connect` submission does not count. |
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P3: The dedup key includes the tenant and API URL, so the once-per-machine limit applies per tenant, not per workspace id alone. Add the tenant to this row so the documented guarantee matches the code.
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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 docs/docs/reference/telemetry.md, line 74:
<comment>The dedup key includes the tenant and API URL, so the once-per-machine limit applies per tenant, not per workspace id alone. Add the tenant to this row so the documented guarantee matches the code.</comment>
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@@ -70,8 +70,8 @@ We collect the following categories of events:
-| `activation_job_selected` / `first_job_completed` | Which activation job the user started and, where observable, finished. Completion is reported only for the job that was actually selected, so the two form a coherent pair. **Derived** — see the note below. |
-| `first_prompt_sent` | The user's first typed message in an onboarding session. Slash commands are excluded, so the hidden `/onboard-connect` submission does not count. |
+| `activation_job_selected` / `first_job_completed` | Which activation job the user started and, where observable, finished. In onboarding, completion is reported only for the job that was actually selected, so the two form a coherent pair. `first_job_completed` is also sent once per workspace per machine, for the first turn in a linked project that had a tool call that didn't fail and finished. **Derived** — see the note below. |
+| `first_prompt_sent` | The user's first typed message in an onboarding session, and the first typed message in a linked project, once per workspace per machine. Slash commands are excluded, so the hidden `/onboard-connect` submission does not count. |
| `onboarding_abandoned` | The CLI exited during a first run without connecting. `last_stage` is the furthest point reached: `started`, `model_picker`, `provider_setup`, `altimate_base_confirm`, or `gateway_auth`. (`connected` is a funnel position but never a `last_stage` — reaching it means the run completed, which is not an abandonment.) Only emitted for a genuine first run — opening `/connect` as an existing user does not enter the funnel, and abandonment after setup completes is out of scope by definition. Emitted on the exit path under a bounded flush, so the measured rate is a lower bound — see [Delivery & Reliability](#delivery--reliability). |
| `review_run` | A dbt/SQL review completed or failed — `invocation` (`cli` for `altimate-code review`, `tool` for the `dbt_pr_review` tool), status, duration, and on success the verdict, the pre-gating verdict, mode, risk tier, and finding counts by severity and by category. No file paths, model or column names, finding titles or bodies, SQL, diff content, or repository/branch/PR names. |
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|`first_prompt_sent`| The user's first typed message in an onboarding session, and the first typed message in a linked project, once per workspace per machine. Slash commands are excluded, so the hidden `/onboard-connect` submission does not count. |
|`first_prompt_sent`| The user's first typed message in an onboarding session, and the first typed message in a linked project, once per workspace per tenant per machine. Slash commands are excluded, so the hidden `/onboard-connect` submission does not count. |
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P3: This hand-rolls the state-home redirection that withTestStateHome() already provides. Use the shared fixture so the test follows the repo's state-isolation convention and cleanup path.
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<comment>This hand-rolls the state-home redirection that `withTestStateHome()` already provides. Use the shared fixture so the test follows the repo's state-isolation convention and cleanup path.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,100 @@
+}
+
+beforeEach(() => {
+ stateHome = mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "first-events-state-"))
+ process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME = stateHome
+ resetForTest()
</file context>
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Kept. withTestStateHome wraps one callback. These eight tests set the state home in beforeEach, and one needs the directory's path to block the mark. The hooks set and restore the same OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME and remove the directory afterwards. The new onboarding test in cd75c35 is a single callback, so it uses withTestStateHome.
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P3: This test does not race two processes; both claims run in the same Bun process, with resetForTest() standing in for the second process. Rename it to describe what it covers, such as concurrent claims in one process, or spawn a real second process if cross-process atomicity is the goal.
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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/first-events.test.ts, line 56:
<comment>This test does not race two processes; both claims run in the same Bun process, with `resetForTest()` standing in for the second process. Rename it to describe what it covers, such as concurrent claims in one process, or spawn a real second process if cross-process atomicity is the goal.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,100 @@
+ expect(await claim("first_prompt_sent", 8)).toBe(true)
+ })
+
+ test("two processes racing get one claim", async () => {
+ const first = claim("first_prompt_sent", 7)
+ resetForTest()
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test("two processes racing get one claim",async()=>{
test("concurrent claims in one process get one claim",async()=>{
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Fixed in cd75c35. It is now "two claims racing with no shared memory, as two processes would, get one claim". resetForTest() drops the in-process memory, so the second claim relies on the exclusive create (wx) alone, the same call another process makes. The E2E in the description ran three real processes in sequence.
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Test the next prompt in the same session.
Each turn creates a new session, so the test can pass even if the first session’s command marker remains set. Add a test that runs a real slash command and then a typed prompt in the same session. Assert that only the typed prompt emits the workspace event. Include a subtask command.
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Test the claim across independent processes.
This test runs both claims in one process. A process-local guard could make it pass even if marker creation stops being exclusive. Add a test that synchronizes two processes against the same state directory and asserts that exactly one claim succeeds.
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command-subtask text cannot claim the workspace’s first-prompt marker before a
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prompts.
- Line 1959: Update the `WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent` reporting path so each
submitted non-command request with user text is counted, including typed prompts
that join an active loop. Preserve the existing slash-command and user-text
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- Around line 1954-1955: Update the subtask-message processing path near the
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first_prompt_sent.
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Command subtasks can claim the first-prompt event
If /review runs before a typed prompt, its child session treats the generated template as user text. It can emit first_prompt_sent and claim the workspace marker, so the later typed prompt is not counted.
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If an attachment-only or command request starts the loop, a typed prompt that joins later can miss first_prompt_sent. The workspace remains uncounted until another qualifying loop invocation, if one occurs. Detect each submitted request while preserving the slash-command and text filters.
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First item: confirmed and fixed in 6a11798. A subagent session, from a subtask command like /review or from a model's task call, starts from the command template or the model's prompt as ordinary text, so in a bound project it could claim first_prompt_sent. Sessions with a parentID now skip the first-prompt check. The new loop test "a subagent's prompt is not a first prompt, and the parent's next typed message is" fails on cd75c35 and passes on 6a11798. Second item: kept, as R8 on the review log. A typed message that joins a busy loop is not a first prompt, and the next one that starts a loop is. That is main's rule for onboarding sessions, which C3 keeps.
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@ralphstodomingo Thanks for fixing the subagent case. The supplied code shows that !session.parentID now excludes those sessions from the first-prompt check. I did not run the regression test.
I understand that the busy-loop case remains an accepted limitation under R8. A typed prompt that joins a busy loop can remain uncounted.
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Count the final structured-output step before checking job completion.
When the first successful tool calls occur in the StructuredOutput step, the early break skips their accounting. The completion gate then omits first_job_completed for that turn. Account for the final step’s tool calls and errors before evaluating the gate.
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Update the completion flow around WorkspaceFirstEvents.jobCompleted so tool
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Kept, as R11 on the review log. In json_schema mode the step that calls StructuredOutput breaks before the loop's counts, which is how task_outcome_signal counts it on main too. The job gate reads those counts and C8 holds them unchanged. A turn whose only working tool calls share that last step sends no job row.
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@ralphstodomingo Thanks for documenting R11. I understand the decision to preserve the existing counts under C8 and accept the missing first_job_completed row for this case.
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The command flag is read at each request's turn boundary, so a queued command clears its own. Docs say the marks are per Altimate instance and are files on disk, and that an onboarding job row is still sent.
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1 issue found across 6 files (changes from recent commits).
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P3: The file-per-key description omits tenant and API URL, which the code includes in the marker key and the table rows state. Say one empty file per tenant, workspace, and event, so it matches the code.</violation>
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- In onboarding, the "something else" branch has no tool signature at all and is never counted.
- In onboarding, `first_job_completed` only fires for jobs with a real completion signal. Skill-driven jobs (downstream impact, SQL review, cost) load an instruction bundle and then do their work through other tools, so their completion is not observable and they are absent from this event rather than wrongly counted in it.
In a linked project, `first_job_completed` means something broader: a turn with at least one tool call that didn't fail, which finished without an error or a cancel. Nothing says which job that was, so it reports `job` as `something_else`. What has been sent is remembered as one empty file per workspace and event in the CLI's state directory, outside the project. An onboarding session still sends its own `first_job_completed` for the job it selected, even if the workspace's row was sent before it.
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P3: The file-per-key description omits tenant and API URL, which the code includes in the marker key and the table rows state. Say one empty file per tenant, workspace, and event, so it matches the code.
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- In onboarding, `first_job_completed` only fires for jobs with a real completion signal. Skill-driven jobs (downstream impact, SQL review, cost) load an instruction bundle and then do their work through other tools, so their completion is not observable and they are absent from this event rather than wrongly counted in it.
-In a linked project, `first_job_completed` means something broader: a turn with at least one tool call that didn't fail, which finished without an error or a cancel. Nothing says which job that was, so it reports `job` as `something_else`. What has been sent is remembered in the CLI's own state, outside the project.
+In a linked project, `first_job_completed` means something broader: a turn with at least one tool call that didn't fail, which finished without an error or a cancel. Nothing says which job that was, so it reports `job` as `something_else`. What has been sent is remembered as one empty file per workspace and event in the CLI's state directory, outside the project. An onboarding session still sends its own `first_job_completed` for the job it selected, even if the workspace's row was sent before it.
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In a linked project, `first_job_completed` means something broader: a turn with at least one tool call that didn't fail, which finished without an error or a cancel. Nothing says which job that was, so it reports `job` as `something_else`. What has been sent is remembered as one empty file per workspace and event in the CLI's state directory, outside the project. An onboarding session still sends its own `first_job_completed` for the job it selected, even if the workspace's row was sent before it.
In a linked project, `first_job_completed` means something broader: a turn with at least one tool call that didn't fail, which finished without an error or a cancel. Nothing says which job that was, so it reports `job` as `something_else`. What has been sent is remembered as one empty file per tenant, Altimate API, workspace, and event in the CLI's state directory, outside the project. An onboarding session still sends its own `first_job_completed` for the job it selected, even if the workspace's row was sent before it.
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Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts:
- Line 1954: In the onboarding prompt flow near the marker-recovery logic, track
whether the onboarding row has already been emitted for the session
independently of whether its marker write succeeded. Keep retrying the marker
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Associate command markers with their requests.
If /review is queued while another command runs, its subtask does not create a turn boundary. Its marker can then suppress first_prompt_sent for the next typed prompt in the same workspace. Track command origin per request, including subtask commands.
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Update the `fromCommand` handling to associate command-origin markers with
individual requests, including subtask commands, rather than consuming
workspace-level markers only when a turn boundary exists. Ensure a queued
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Kept, as R9 on the review log. You're right that a subtask command's message holds only a subtask part, so it is not a request and gets no boundary of its own. A queued one keeps its flag, and the next typed message that starts a loop doesn't count; the one after it does. That is the same shape as the busy-loop fix in cd75c35, and per-request command tracking would need a message id that command.execute.before doesn't have.
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@ralphstodomingo Thanks for documenting this as R9. I understand the decision to keep the current behavior and the message ID constraint in command.execute.before.
Avoid resending onboarding prompts after marker recovery.
If a marker write fails during onboarding, the prompt is still emitted. Each later typed turn retries the write and can log another warning. When the write succeeds, the same session can emit the prompt again. Keep the retry, but remember that the onboarding row was already emitted.
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts at line 1954:
In the onboarding prompt flow near the marker-recovery logic, track whether the
onboarding row has already been emitted for the session independently of whether
its marker write succeeded. Keep retrying the marker write on later typed turns,
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Kept, as R10 on the review log. It needs the mark write to fail in the state directory during an onboarding session's first prompt and then succeed on a later turn. C7 lets the next turn retry the mark, and the onboarding row is once per session as on main.
Telemetry events are buffered in memory and flushed periodically. If a flush fails (e.g., due to a transient network error), events are re-added to the buffer for one retry. On process exit, the CLI performs a final flush to avoid losing events from the current session.
No events are ever written to disk. If the process is killed before the final flush, buffered events are lost. This is by design to minimize on-disk footprint.
No events are ever written to disk; the only telemetry state there is the empty files that record a workspace's first prompt and job as sent. If the process is killed before the final flush, buffered events are lost. This is by design to minimize on-disk footprint.
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SUGGESTION: Scope this claim to the CLI state directory
This now says the empty first-event files are the only telemetry state on disk, but the same document describes on-disk telemetry markers: ~/.altimate/telemetry-opted-out and its .sending claim file (lines 183-185), plus the persisted machine ID at ~/.altimate/machine-id (line 231). Either scope the sentence to the CLI state directory (as the note at line 141 does) or call these the only event-related marks, so the Delivery section does not contradict the opt-out section.
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Fixed in 6a11798. The sentence now says only that the empty first-event files in the CLI's state directory record that a row was sent and hold no event data. It no longer calls them the only telemetry state on disk.
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SUGGESTION: A leaked command flag can suppress the next typed prompt
noteCommandSubmission records a session-level boolean with no owning message, and it is only cleared by consumeUntrackedCommand at a catalog boundary (prompt.ts:1836-1838). If the command's prompt() is rejected or its turn aborts before the next catalog (for example, the user cancels the command turn immediately), the entry stays in untrackedCommands. The next typed message in that session then consumes it and is treated as a slash command, so the workspace's first_prompt_sent skips the real first prompt and is attributed to a later message. Scoping the flag to the request/message, or clearing it on the prompt's abort/failure path, would remove the leak.
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Kept, as R9 on the review log. A command turn aborted before its first catalog, or a queued subtask command, keeps its flag, and the next typed message that starts a loop doesn't count; the one after it does. It is the same shape as the busy-loop case fixed in cd75c35. Scoping the flag to its message would need a message id that command.execute.before doesn't have.
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SUGGESTION: Cover the aborted/errored outcome of the new gate
This pins the tool-error half of outcome === "completed" && toolCallCount > toolErrorCount, but the outcome half is untested: an aborted or failed turn that already ran a successful tool must also send no first_job_completed and leave the workspace unmarked, so a later session can still send it. Adding that case would catch a regression in the outcome derivation, which is the only thing stopping cancelled turns from being reported as jobs.
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Added in 6a11798: "a turn that ran a tool and then errored is not a job, and leaves the workspace free". It runs one read that works, then a provider error. It checks task_outcome_signal (error, one tool call) and tool_chain_outcome (no errors), that no job row is sent, and that a later turn still sends it. With outcome === "completed" removed from the gate, the test fails.
Verification notes: reviewed only the incremental diff cd75c35cc..6a1179893. Traced the new !session.parentID gate through Session.get (parent_id → parentID), the task tool's child-session creation (parentID: ctx.sessionID), and the subtask execution path in prompt.ts, which also runs through the task tool, so command subtasks and model task prompts are the child sessions the gate now excludes. Root and onboarding sessions have no parentID, so their rows are unchanged. The added loop tests cover an excluded child prompt, an errored-after-a-successful-tool turn leaving the workspace free for a later job row, and the hand-rolled wait replaced with pollWithTimeout. A 400 provider error is non-retryable (retryable() returns undefined for status < 500) and not an overflow, so the new error test's signal: "error" / tool_count: 1 expectations are sound. Docs wording at lines 141 and 147 matches claim()'s tenant/API/workspace/event key and the in-memory onboarding claims. Typecheck, lint and tests were not run (read-only review). The child-session typed-prompt edge is already covered by an active inline comment on prompt.ts:1964, so it is not repeated here.
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The claim that the empty first-event files are the only telemetry state on disk contradicts the opt-out marker files documented at lines 183-185 (and the persisted machine ID at line 231)
The command flag is session-scoped with no owning message, so a flag left by a rejected/aborted command turn suppresses the next typed prompt and skips the workspace's first_prompt_sent
The aborted/errored half of the new outcome === "completed" gate is untested, so a cancelled turn already having run a successful tool is not covered
Files Reviewed (8 files)
docs/docs/reference/telemetry.md - 1 suggestion
packages/opencode/src/altimate/plugin/onboarding-telemetry.ts - no new issues (existing discussion covers the ignored claim return and mid-turn marking)
packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/first-events.ts - no new issues
packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts - no new issues (existing comments cover subtask/queued-prompt attribution); verified the moved fromCommand boundary read consumes the flag for a busy-joined command
packages/opencode/test/altimate/telemetry/onboarding.test.ts - no new issues
packages/opencode/test/altimate/workspace/first-events.test.ts - no new issues
Verification notes: the atomic exclusive-create claim, telemetry-off/no-credential no-claim behavior, and the onboarding-versus-workspace dedup were traced against Global.Path.state, accountKey(), and the plugin hook; no critical or warning-level defect found beyond the existing review threads at prompt.ts:1963, prompt.ts:2627-2628, and onboarding-telemetry.ts:273-274. Typecheck/lint were not run (read-only review).
A child session starts from a command template or the model's prompt, so it skips the first-prompt check. A loop test pins that an errored turn is not a job. The on-disk sentence in the telemetry doc is scoped to the marker files.
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@codex review against the numbered claims and the disclosed residuals in the review-log comment on this PR: report only a reproducible trace that violates a numbered claim. Instances of the disclosed residuals are not findings. A round with no claim violation ends review. Since round 2 on cd75c35cc3, 6a1179893d makes a subagent session (one with a parentID) skip the first-prompt check in prompt.ts (C4 now says so), and adds residuals R8 to R12. The rest of that commit is a loop test for the errored-turn half of the job gate and doc wording. Review that delta.
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1 issue found across 3 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts:1964">
P2: `!session.parentID` suppresses every typed request in a child session, not just its generated subagent prompt. Since callers can create a parented session and later send user text to it, identify the generated subagent request rather than excluding the whole session.</violation>
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P2: !session.parentID suppresses every typed request in a child session, not just its generated subagent prompt. Since callers can create a parented session and later send user text to it, identify the generated subagent request rather than excluding the whole session.
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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/src/session/prompt.ts, line 1964:
<comment>`!session.parentID` suppresses every typed request in a child session, not just its generated subagent prompt. Since callers can create a parented session and later send user text to it, identify the generated subagent request rather than excluding the whole session.</comment>
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@@ -1960,7 +1960,10 @@ export namespace SessionPrompt {
)
- if (!fromCommand && hasUserText) await WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent(sessionID, boundWorkspace?.datamateId)
+ // A subagent's session starts from the command's template or the model's prompt, not a typed one.
+ if (!fromCommand && hasUserText && !session.parentID) {
+ await WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent(sessionID, boundWorkspace?.datamateId)
+ }
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Kept, as R13 on the review log. A child session's user messages come from the task tool, its first prompt and any resume through task_id, which are the command's or the model's text. The TUI shows no prompt input in a child session: visible requires !session()?.parentID (packages/tui/src/routes/session/index.tsx:239), and the session view renders SubagentFooter there instead. So a typed message reaches a child session only through a raw API call, and that call doesn't count as a first prompt. The user's next typed message in a top-level session in that workspace does. Telling the generated message apart inside the session would mean marking it in the task tool, which this PR doesn't touch.
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Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts:
- Around line 1964-1966: Update the first-prompt telemetry call in the prompt
flow so WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent does not block model invocation;
preserve the existing conditions and ensure its marker recording still precedes
event emission.
- Around line 1964-1966: Update the `WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent` flow so a
failed marker write cannot attribute a later turn as the first prompt: retain
and reuse the original prompt’s time and session on retries, and ensure writes
remain idempotent so retries cannot create duplicate workspace rows.
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When the credential file read stalls, promptSent delays model invocation even if the workspace event was already recorded. Run the telemetry work without blocking the prompt, while preserving the marker and emission ordering.
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts around lines 1964 -
1966:
Update the first-prompt telemetry call in the prompt flow so
WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent does not block model invocation; preserve the
existing conditions and ensure its marker recording still precedes event
emission.
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If the marker write fails for a non-onboarding session, each later separate turn retries the write and logs a warning. If a retry succeeds, the row records that later prompt’s time and session as the first. Preserve the original attribution without allowing duplicate workspace rows.
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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/session/prompt.ts around lines 1964 -
1966:
Update the `WorkspaceFirstEvents.promptSent` flow so a failed marker write
cannot attribute a later turn as the first prompt: retain and reuse the original
prompt’s time and session on retries, and ensure writes remain idempotent so
retries cannot create duplicate workspace rows.
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First item: kept. The turn already awaits the same credential read before this point. boundWorkspace comes from readLocalBinding(Instance.directory) at the start of the loop (prompt.ts:818), which goes through accountKey(), so isConfigured() and then getCredentials(). A read that stalls holds the turn there, before the model is called, on main too. promptSent repeats that local read once per typed turn. Second item: intended. C7 has a mark that can't be written send nothing and leave the next turn free to try again, so the row carries the first prompt whose mark was written. That gives no duplicate row, at the cost of a later timestamp after a failed write.
I accept the decision to keep the awaited promptSent call. It adds another credential read, but the turn already awaits a credential read during binding resolution.
I withdraw the attribution finding. C7 intentionally allows a later prompt to be attributed after a marker write fails, in exchange for avoiding duplicate workspace rows.
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Approved. A five-reviewer pass (tests at base and head, mutation checks, a probe of the prompt loop, and merges with #1672 in both orders) found no critical or major issues. Three minors are inline, and none of them blocks:
Subagent turn claims the workspace's first_job_completed: edge attribution only; nothing is duplicated or lost.
No field tells a workspace row from an onboarding row: safe to do in a follow-up; the issue asks for these event names.
claim reads credentials before its in-memory check: small, bounded hot-path cost; safe to do in a follow-up.
What was verified:
test/altimate/telemetry and test/altimate/workspace have no head-only failures. The one head failure also fails at base.
The new loop tests pass 11/11 when run alone.
Removing !session.parentID, loosening the job gate, or consuming the command flag only at step === 1 each makes a test fail.
Typecheck is clean, and the marker guard passes in --strict and --require-markers.
#1672 merges cleanly in either order and gives identical trees. After both merge, these rows use its per-turn workspace verdict.
Nits and the merge-order note are in a separate comment.
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Minor: a subagent's own turn claims the workspace's first_job_completed.
The first-prompt check skips sessions with a parentID (line 1964); this gate does not. In a probe, a child session (parentID set) whose read succeeded sent first_job_completed[7, "something_else"] with the child's session_id. So the workspace's one job row can name a session the user never typed in, and it can be sent while the user's own turn is later cancelled or errors.
If that's intended, the doc should say so. If not:
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Agreed, the workspace row shouldn't name a session the user never typed in. This PR stays as approved, and the fix goes into one follow-up PR after #1672 and this one merge: the gate gets && !session.parentID, so the parent's turn counts through its task call (R4), with a loop test for a child session whose tool succeeds. Until then it's R12 on the review log.
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Minor: nothing tells a workspace row from an onboarding row.
first_prompt_sent and first_job_completed used to be onboarding-only. Now every bound session sends the same names and the same shape. job: "something_else" also already means the "just let me chat" branch in activation_job_selected. A funnel query that counts these rows as onboarding conversions will now inflate, and there is no field to filter on.
A field such as source: "onboarding" | "workspace" would fix that, with an onboarding session in a bound project sending onboarding.
Not blocking: the issue asks for these event names, and the doc names both sources. Safe to do in a follow-up.
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Agreed that nothing on the row tells the two sources apart today. Whether to add a field like source, and its shape, is still being decided, so this PR leaves the rows as they are. If it's added, it goes into the same follow-up PR as the other minors.
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Update: decided. The follow-up PR adds source: "onboarding" | "workspace" to both first_prompt_sent and first_job_completed. An onboarding session in a bound project sends onboarding. Rows from older clients have no source and read as onboarding. It comes with a test and a line in telemetry.md.
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Correction: the field is origin: "onboarding" | "workspace", not source. Every CLI row already carries source (the launch client: cli, tui, serve), and an event's own source would overwrite it. Same values and rules as above: rows from older clients have no origin and are onboarding rows.
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Minor: credentials are read before the in-memory check.
Once both marks exist, every typed turn and every completed tool turn still runs currentScope() before sent.has(id) on line 49. Without request-scoped credentials, that is:
isConfigured → Filesystem.exists
getCredentials → exists + readText + JSON parse
a sha256
That is about 3 small fs calls per claim, and at most 2 claims per turn. It's the same order as the readLocalBinding read the turn already awaits, so it is not a regression. It could be zero, though: remember the scope with the hit, or pass in the scope the binding was resolved under.
Not blocking: the cost is small and bounded. Safe to do in a follow-up.
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Agreed. This goes into the follow-up PR after #1672 and this one merge: a claim whose mark is already in memory returns before any credential read, either by remembering the scope with the hit or by taking the scope the turn's binding was resolved under.
Nits and one note from the same review. None of these blocks.
Unwritable state dir (first-events.ts:53-60): if the state dir is unwritable or full, every eligible turn retries mkdir + writeFile and logs a warn for the life of the process. The mkdir error is swallowed, so the log never names the cause. Remembering the failure per process, and logging the mkdir error once, would quiet it.
Docs (docs/docs/reference/telemetry.md):
The first_prompt_sent row says slash commands are excluded, but a VS Code chat command (expanded text through prompt_async) counts, on purpose. Worth saying.
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1698
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What does this PR do?
first_prompt_sentandfirst_job_completedcame only from onboarding sessions, and the job row only for the job picked from the onboarding menu. Someone who links a project and starts working sent neither, so telemetry couldn't say when a workspace first got a prompt or first finished a job.first-events.tsnow sends each row once per workspace per machine, from any session bound to that workspace, withworkspace_id:first_prompt_senton the first typed prompt. A slash command in the TUI orrun, or a subagent's prompt, doesn't count; the next typed message does. The VS Code chat sends a command as its expanded text throughprompt_async(vscode-altimate-mcp-server,src/chatPanel.ts:614-640), so there a command counts as the first prompt. That is kept, because the expanded command runs a real model turn (R14 on the review log).first_job_completedon the first turn that endscompletedwith at least one tool call that didn't fail. Nothing says which job it was, sojobissomething_else.What has been sent is an empty marker file per tenant, workspace and event under the CLI's state directory, created exclusively, so a later session, a new process or a second
servedoesn't send it again. With telemetry off nothing is marked. Onboarding sessions keep their own rows, and they mark the workspace's too. An onboarding job row is still sent if the workspace's came first.How did you verify your code works?
Tests.
workspace-first-events-loop.test.tsruns the real prompt loop: both rows from a bound session, neither again from a later session or a new process, no job from a turn with no tool call, whose only tool call failed, or that errored after one that worked, no prompt from a slash command, even one sent while the session is busy, or from a subagent's session, nothing from an unbound session, onboarding rows unchanged.first-events.test.tscovers the marker: per event, workspace and tenant, two claims racing with no shared memory, telemetry off, no account, and a mark that can't be written.onboarding.test.tschecks that an onboarding job row marks its workspace.E2E.
altimate-code runfrom this branch in a container, in a project with an on-disk link, with rows going to a local catcher and the API host blocked so the local link is kept. A turn whose only tool call failed sentfirst_prompt_sentnaming the linked workspace, and nofirst_job_completed. The next process, whose read worked, sentfirst_job_completedwithjob: something_elseand no second prompt row. A third process sent neither. The two marks are mode 0600 under the state directory, and the turns wrote nothing in the project.Suites.
test/altimate/workspace,test/altimate/telemetry,test/altimate/pluginandtest/telemetrypass locally, typecheck is clean and Marker Guard is ok. The full suite runs in CI.Cost side effects
None. No model calls, queries or cloud resources are added. Each workspace gets at most two empty files in the CLI's state directory.
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