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feat(threads): option to fork a thread into a new worktree or use the current worktree/checkout - #21098
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx:
- Around line 454-461: Update the failure handling around `result._tag` in
`ThreadFeed` to navigate back to the source thread only when `openedEarly` is
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Open a new-worktree fork as soon as its thread exists and mark it as preparing until the fork request settles, so the setup card shows live progress and holds sends, then retires once the worktree is ready. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Clients now open a new-worktree fork while it prepares. Created without a branch, the fork looked unbound, so the web branch toolbar picked a base checkout for it and overwrote the worktree binding the server had just recorded. Name the temporary branch when the fork is created. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Keep fork preparation active until setup reaches a terminal state. · ChatView.tsx:5859-5877
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep fork preparation active until setup reaches a terminal state.
ThreadLaunchServiceexplicitly gives forks no preparing run, sosendQueuesBehindSetupdoes not protect this path. IfpendingResult.finally(...)clearsforkWorkspacePreparingAtombefore the first setup snapshot arrives, the composer enables submission.onSendcan then enter the normal dispatch path and callstartThreadTurnwhile asynchronous setup still runs.Clear the atom from the setup stream’s terminal snapshot, not from launch-request settlement.
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- Around line 5859-5877: Keep forkWorkspacePreparingAtom active until the
worktree setup stream emits a terminal snapshot; do not clear it when
pendingResult settles. Update the setup-stream terminal handling associated with
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@coderabbitai I checked the outside-diff finding on A successful fork response is already the checkout-readiness boundary: If the first setup snapshot arrives after a successful response, the checkout is therefore already bound and any blocking script has completed. Starting a turn while an explicitly asynchronous script continues is allowed. Web/desktop and mobile use the same readiness boundary for their local preparation flags. Holding those flags until a terminal snapshot would force asynchronous scripts to block work. Validation: |
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I checked The tests cover both readiness boundaries. I inspected the assertions; I did not rerun the tests. My proposed terminal-snapshot wait would override the setup wait preference. Clearing the local preparation flag when the request settles does not establish the race I reported. No change is needed for this finding. Thanks for clarifying the intended behavior. 🔥 Failed to add learningsLearnings cannot be added due to server error. Please try again. You are interacting with an AI system. |
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@coderabbitai The updated summary's cross-client readiness concern is valid and is addressed in 78619e3. A new-worktree fork now persists its preparation command ID atomically with thread creation. The orchestrator rejects The earlier response about request settlement still applies to the initiating client's timing: the successful response already waits for checkout and any blocking setup. This fix covers the separate interval before that response, when another sender can see the fork shell. It preserves Validation: 154 tests passed across The PR title and description are unchanged. |
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The regression assertions cover independent sends during checkout and blocking setup. They check that rejected sends create no run, checkpoint scope, or provider effect. They also check that a later send uses the prepared worktree. The asynchronous regression checks that a run can start while the setup snapshot remains This fixes the interval before the initiating request returns. It does not change the earlier conclusion: request-settlement cleanup remains correct, and asynchronous setup must not require a terminal snapshot. I inspected the code and assertions. I did not rerun the reported 154 tests. 🔥 Failed to add learningsLearnings cannot be added due to server error. Please try again. If you found this review helpful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on X? Thank you for using CodeRabbit! You are interacting with an AI system. |
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@juliusmarminge @maria-rcks requesting take-over or merging of this PR this PR adds a much needed option to fork a thread into a new worktree and start working on it separately, which I believe is a much needed option in T3 Code which allows user to work on multiple things simultaneously i know that this exceeds the 500-line requirement set for external contributors, but I really want this feature added in T3 Code as it benefits everyone |
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apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx: 1
7900-7908: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winWrap the fork dialog handlers with
useStableCallback.
onForkWorkspaceSelectedand the inlineonClosearrow are passed as props toForkThreadDialog. Both get a new identity on everyChatViewrender.ChatViewrenders on every streamed event. Elsewhere in this component, every handler that is passed as a prop is wrapped (onForkFromRunStable,onComposerSendStable, and others). The repository rule requires the same pattern here.♻️ Proposed change
+ const onForkWorkspaceSelectedStable = useStableCallback(onForkWorkspaceSelected); + const closeForkDialogStable = useStableCallback(() => setForkSource(null));{forkSource && activeThread ? ( <ForkThreadDialog worktreePath={activeThread.worktreePath} branch={activeThread.branch} isGitRepo={isGitRepo} - onClose={() => setForkSource(null)} - onSelect={onForkWorkspaceSelected} + onClose={closeForkDialogStable} + onSelect={onForkWorkspaceSelectedStable} /> ) : null}As per path instructions: "In large, long-lived components such as
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Reuse launch and the existing MCP worktree check instead of a separate fork service method, keep runForSourcePoint in the orchestrator, avoid re-indenting existing launch code, consolidate the fork tests, and present mobile fork choices through the native dialog instead of a custom sheet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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123-165: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffMove the existing-worktree validation and fork-launch sequence into a service method.
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t3_thread_forkhandler now performs several service operations:
- It reads the project from
ProjectService.- It validates the worktree with
assertProjectWorktree, which usesGitVcsDriverandFileSystem.- It calls
ThreadLaunchService.launchwith the inherited source configuration.- It reads the event sequence for the target thread.
The web/WS
launchThreadpath callsThreadLaunchService.launchdirectly and does not run theexisting_worktreemembership check. MCP therefore enforces a fork rule that other entry points do not. A method such asThreadLaunchService.forkThread(or an equivalent method on the existing fork service) can own the worktree validation and source-configuration inheritance. The handler then only decodes the input, calls that method, and maps its typed errors. This change also removes the four new tool dependencies fromThreadForkTool.As per coding guidelines: "A transport handler does three things: decode the request, call one service method, and map the service's typed errors to the transport's error. Nothing else."
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- Line 5895: Clear forkSource at the start of onForkWorkspaceSelected, after
validating the active thread and source selection and before starting the fork,
so the source selection does not persist while navigation proceeds.
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- Around line 123-165: Move the existing-worktree validation and fork launch
flow from the t3_thread_fork handler into a ThreadLaunchService fork method,
reusing the source thread’s configuration and preserving the target
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Forking a response currently creates a thread in the inherited checkout immediately, so users cannot choose to explore the conversation in a separate worktree.
Add a destination chooser to the existing response fork action on web/desktop and mobile. A project-checkout thread offers the current checkout or a new worktree; a worktree thread offers this worktree or a new worktree. Non-Git folders retain the same-folder option. Cancelling creates nothing.
The fork uses the existing conversation transfer and thread launch services. New worktrees start at the selected response's ready checkpoint when available, settle the fork request only after checkout preparation (including concurrent replays), and never start a provider turn. A ready-checkout receipt prevents incomplete or failed preparation from replaying as success. Concurrent in-flight retries must match the original launch request before sharing its result; conflicting command reuse is rejected, including changed projects, target threads, fork sources, or destinations. Without a ready checkpoint, the caller-selected base is preserved. Latest-stable forks pin their history and checkout to the same source run. Re-forking an inherited response preserves its original history boundary while using the displayed thread's selected checkout. The MCP fork tool calls the shared fork service, validates existing destinations against the source project's Git worktrees, and preserves domain failure details. Launch responses retain the existing bounded history policy.
Forks honor the existing setup wait preference. With
async: false, fork readiness and the fork result wait for setup completion. Withasync: true, the script intentionally continues in the background, following the normal thread-launch policy. Requiring every asynchronous script to finish would override that preference. The MCP tool description now states this distinction. The existing web send gate and mobile send gate also monitor setup progress before the agent handoff.Web and mobile open a new-worktree fork as soon as its thread exists instead of waiting for that request, so the fork shows the usual worktree setup card (fetch, checkout, setup script) while it prepares and holds sends until the checkout exists. A clean finish retires the card at once, since a fork has no agent handoff to wait for. Failed scripts, failed setup, and cancellations remain inspectable. The server names a new-worktree fork's temporary branch when it creates the thread; otherwise the open, still-unbound fork let the web branch toolbar pick a base checkout and overwrite the worktree binding.
Failed synchronous setup retains a checkout that was already bound, preserving setup output for inspection. Replaying that runless fork returns an explicit failure; a new fork is required to retry preparation. The existing web/desktop Delete thread flow offers to remove an orphaned worktree, subject to the normal source-control permission and cleanup settings. This uses the established thread deletion and worktree cleanup path.
This is a focused configuration option for the established response-fork and worktree capabilities under CONTRIBUTING.md. It controls the fork's destination at the existing entry point and reuses the existing worktree setup path. Older remote servers retain the legacy fork path for the same checkout; a changed destination requires the advertised server capability and fails before mutation when unsupported. The provider adapters and conversation transfer behavior are unchanged.
Verification
vp test run apps/web/src/components/ChatView.logic.test.ts apps/mobile/src/features/threads/worktree-setup-state.test.ts— 133 tests passed. The new regression failed before the visibility fix and covers streamed/recorded successful fork completion without a provider turn, while retaining failed scripts, failures, and cancellations. Existing normal-launch handoff tests still pass. Client-runtime typecheck and targeted lint/formatting passed (existing lint warnings only).vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.test.ts— 65 tests passed. A new regression holds checkout open and verifies the fork already carries the branch it is created on; it failed before the server fix.ChatView.logic.test.tsand the mobile setup-state tests still pass; web, mobile, client-runtime, and server typechecks passed..t3state, synthetic Fork demo repository with a 4-second blocking setup script: forking into a new worktree opens the fork while it prepares, shows setup progress and script output, then clears the card when the worktree is ready and stays bound to it. Current-checkout and current-worktree forks show no setup card.vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.test.ts apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/core.test.ts— 80 tests passed. Nine regressions reproduce conflicting command reuse during checkout and verify that rejection leaves the original fork and checkout intact. An equivalent request with cloned nested values still shares the original preparation. Deferred-based setup regressions verify that blocking setup withholds the fork-ready receipt and launch result until completion, while asynchronous setup permits accepted replay without creating another worktree or setup process. MCP registration cases preserve public dispatch and command rejection reasons, reject malformed wrapped causes, keep internal failures private, and map the typed workspace validation error toinvalid_request. New regressions cover a pending accepted replay after the original caller disconnects, failed synchronous setup after workspace binding, unavailable checkpoints, an advancing latest-stable source, and rejection of unregistered MCP destinations before creating a thread.vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadForkService.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadFork.execution.test.ts packages/client-runtime/src/state/threadWorkflows.test.ts packages/client-runtime/src/operations/commands.test.ts packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.test.ts— 140 tests passed. Covers destination binding, checkpoint selection, replay without duplicate worktrees, failed provisioning, async setup, and existing fork behavior.vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadLaunchService.test.ts apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ThreadTransportPerformance.test.ts— 52 tests passed after bounding fork launch responses; the final launch-service run also passed after removing the unused start-agent setup stage.vp test run apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpToolkit.integration.test.ts— both integration tests passed when run alone. An earlier concurrent run hit the existing 60-second integration timeout.TMPDIR=/private/tmp vp test run packages/contracts/src/environment.test.ts apps/server/src/environment/ServerEnvironment.test.ts packages/client-runtime/src/operations/commands.test.ts— 48 tests passed, including advertised capability, legacy history preservation, and rejection before mutation on older servers. The first run hit an existing macOS/varversus/private/vartemporary-path assertion; rerunning with the canonical temporary directory passed.t3,@t3tools/web,@t3tools/mobile,@t3tools/client-runtime, and@t3tools/contracts. Targeted lint and formatting checks passed; lint reports existing warnings in the large surrounding files..t3state and a synthetic Git repository: reproduced the immediate fork on the baseline, then checked cancel, current checkout, new worktree, and both choices when re-forking inherited history in an existing worktree. Git and persisted thread bindings confirmed separate/reused checkout paths, an unchanged source, and zero provider runs in each fork.The reference is the reporter's Codex desktop screenshots; direct ChatGPT app access was unavailable to the computer-use tool. Native mobile execution and relay/tunnel connections were not exercised. Mobile shares the choice builder and destination command, and was typechecked.
UI evidence
Before
User gets no option to control where the fork gets created
fork-before.mp4
After
Fork in the current checkout:
fork-current-checkout.mp4
Fork in a new worktree (the demo project has a 4-second setup script, so progress is visible):
fork-new-worktree.mp4
Fork in the current worktree:
fork-current-worktree.mp4
Models: GPT-6.1 Sol (Codex in T3 Code) and Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code in T3 Code).
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