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fix(server): renaming a thread no longer re-sends phone alerts - #25617
Renaming a thread sent other devices a fresh "Agent finished" (or approval/input) push. The rename republished the thread's activity state with a new updatedAt, and the relay's notification-only paths treat a new time as a new alert. For approval/input they don't check the time at all.
Fix, on both sides:
Server (AgentAwarenessRelay): when the phase hasn't changed since the last publish, the republished state keeps the published updatedAt. A rename, project rename or model switch still updates the Live Activity card, but it no longer looks like a new completion. This also keeps Android's on-device alert_id dedupe stable.
Relay: upsert returns the row it replaced. If the new publish has the same phase, the publisher skips iOS notification pushes: the notification-only path and the Live Activity fallbacks (no activity token, and the companion push sent with live_activity_end). Live Activity alerts already compare phases, so they are unchanged. The relay check also covers server restarts and relinks, which clear the server's memory of what it published.
Proof: three new tests, one in each of AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts, AgentActivityPublisher.test.ts and ApnsDeliveries.test.ts. Each fails on main and passes with the fix, for example:
A same-phase publish never alerts on iOS notification paths. A real new alert always follows a phase change (for example running → completed). The only exception: the relay misses the in-between publish entirely while still receiving the later one. In that same case the server today already skips a repeat that hasn't changed.
A Live Activity row's 2-hour/24-hour expiry is now counted from when its phase started, not from the latest rename.
A rename republished the thread's awareness state with a fresh updatedAt,
and the relay's notification paths treat a fresh time as a new alert.
The server now keeps the last published time while the phase is unchanged,
and the relay skips notification pushes when a publish repeats the stored
row's phase. Live Activity alerts already compare phases and are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused cross-layer bug fix that preserves Live Activity updates while suppressing duplicate phone-alert paths, with targeted tests and no schema or deployment changes. An unresolved High finding identifies a retry scenario that may permanently suppress a notification after the activity row is persisted, so that correctness risk remains important to address separately.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.ts:
- Line 173: Preserve a run or turn occurrence identity through the relay’s
coalesced publish flow, and use that identity for duplicate detection and
completion alerts instead of relying only on phase and `updatedAt`; update
`withPublishedPhaseTime` and the relevant relay/alert paths while retaining
existing safeguards. Add a regression test covering a `completed` → `running` →
`completed` transition coalesced during an in-progress publish, verifying the
new completion is not treated as a duplicate and its alert is delivered.
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apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.ts
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Walkthrough
The relay preserves updatedAt when an activity remains in the same phase. Persistence returns the stored state for delivery. APNS jobs use stable identifiers for eligible notifications, and delivery checks compare queued metadata with current activity data.
Changes: Agent activity notification updates
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Summary
Preserve awareness phase time apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.ts, apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts
The relay retains the prior updatedAt for same-phase snapshots and confirmed completions. It stores full published states, including null tombstones. The test checks that renaming a completed thread does not change its completion timestamp.
Use persisted activity state for delivery infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityRows.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityPublisher.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/*Deliveries.test.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/MobileRegistrations.test.ts
upsert preserves the existing timestamp when the phase is unchanged and returns the stored state. The publisher uses that returned state for delivery. Tests and stubs cover the returned value and delivery timestamps.
Identify and validate APNS delivery jobs infra/relay/src/agentActivity/apnsDeliveryJobs.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/ApnsDeliveryQueue.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/ApnsDeliveryQueue.test.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/ApnsDeliveries.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/ApnsDeliveries.test.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/agentActivityPayloads.ts
Eligible push notifications use a hash of target and activity identity fields as the job ID; other notifications use the existing UUID fallback. Delivery checks compare sanitized display metadata as well as phase and timestamp. Tests cover stable IDs after title changes and rejection of stale metadata.
pingdotgg/t3code#29358 — The issue reports repeated publishes of null state after threads settle. This change records null tombstones in published-state tracking.
pingdotgg/t3code#11938 — The issue reports a repeated completion alert after changing the model on a finished thread. This change preserves timestamps when the activity phase remains unchanged.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2130f
Renaming a thread no longer re-sends alerts. However, a thread that finishes a new run while a publish is still in progress, and is renamed at the same time, can lose its completion alert on the phone. This is a narrow edge case that should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Issue [#25582] requires no push or in-app notification after a same-phase rename for completed and attention states. The server preserves updatedAt, and the iOS publisher skips same-phase notificati…
Suppress Android alert generation when the published phase is unchanged from the previously stored state for the same environment and thread. Preserve Live Activity data updates. Add a regression test for a notification-only Android target …
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The title names the main change: renaming a thread no longer re-sends phone alerts. The changeset matches it. The server keeps the published updatedAt for same-phase publishes, and the relay skips iOS…
Description check
The description follows the template. It gives the problem, the change on both server and relay sides, and the scope link (Fixes #25582 with linked issue objectives). It also gives verification: three…
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The changes remain related to [#25582]. They preserve the phase timestamp, use the persisted state for delivery, prevent stale Live Activity metadata from overwriting a rename, and stabilize notificat…
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The title names the main change: renaming a thread no longer re-sends phone alerts. The changeset matches it. The server keeps the published updatedAt for same-phase publishes, and the relay skips iOS notification pushes for same-phase publishes. The title uses the conventional commit format and is specific.
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The description follows the template. It gives the problem, the change on both server and relay sides, and the scope link (Fixes #25582 with linked issue objectives). It also gives verification: three new tests, a before/after trace, and a vp run check:changed pass. The author states the trade-offs. The template asks for a maintainer approval comment in Scope and approval. The description links the issue but does not cite an explicit maintainer approval of direction. The template also asks for the model and harness, and the description includes 'Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code.' The PR objectives say live APNs/FCM, physical-device, and native client behavior is unverified. The description does not say this, so the verification section is incomplete.
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Optionally, add the maintainer approval comment or triaged issue reference that the Scope and approval section asks for. Also state in Verification that live APNs/FCM delivery, physical-device behavior, and native iOS/Android behavior were not verified.
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The changes remain related to [#25582]. They preserve the phase timestamp, use the persisted state for delivery, prevent stale Live Activity metadata from overwriting a rename, and stabilize notification job identity. The added test updates cover these behaviors. No unrelated product behavior is demonstrated.
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Issue [#25582] requires no push or in-app notification after a same-phase rename for completed and attention states. The server preserves updatedAt, and the iOS publisher skips same-phase notification paths. The Android path remains incomplete. AgentActivityPublisher passes the stored state to FcmDeliveries.enqueue, but FcmDeliveries.process can still call androidAlertForState when the phase and timestamp match. androidAlertForState calls shouldAlertForActivity, which allows waiting_for_approval and waiting_for_input without a freshness check. A notification-only Android target can therefore receive alert: true for a same-phase rename. Android alert_id deduplication does not establish that no push is sent.
Resolution
Suppress Android alert generation when the published phase is unchanged from the previously stored state for the same environment and thread. Preserve Live Activity data updates. Add a regression test for a notification-only Android target in an attention phase after a same-phase rename, and assert that no alert is sent.
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Review comments at @infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityRows.ts:
- Line 125: Update AgentActivityRows.upsert so reading the prior row and
replacing it happen atomically, using a transaction with appropriate locking or
equivalent serialization. Return the replaced state from that operation so
concurrent publishes cannot derive repeatsAlert from a stale phase.
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Restore the replaced activity row when delivery fails after the upsert, so
the environment's retry of the same state still alerts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
thanks @torztomasz. i kept your server phase timestamp fix and both original commits, merged main, and updated this pr rather than replacing it.
the relay now preserves the phase timestamp in one atomic upsert and returns the stored state. the separate prior-row read, global rollback, and repeatsAlert plumbing are removed.
apns notification jobs reuse an identity per event and target, including its token and routing. existing durable delivery claims prevent a successful target from ringing again after another target's enqueue fails. legacy payloads keep random ids.
android receives the stored timestamp too, preserving its alert identity across restart snapshots. queued live activity updates also check current metadata so an old job cannot undo a rename.
verification at 742748eb92f71cc7a9c50ee17403ef9a5b8b710a:
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed: 95 tests, affected typechecks, lint, format, knip, and graphql checks.
the rename regression fails with current main's server code. new queue identity, persisted-state fanout, and stale-card regressions failed before their fixes and pass afterward. no new test files.
runtime postgres check via pglite and the actual rows service: rename retains 12:00, the next phase advances to 15:00, and eight overlapping same-phase upserts retain 15:00 in both json and the scalar column.
both independent reviews approve this head. all seven reported github checks are green and the pr is mergeable. coderabbit's latest automatic review was rate-limited; no new bot findings were posted.
unverified: live apns/fcm delivery and physical phone behavior; no relay deployment or native client run. this changes server/relay behavior, with no client layout change.
@torztomasz, a separate existing limitation remains: apns delivery claims treat transport/5xx failures as completed attempts. this change reuses that delivery policy; improving transport retries belongs in a separate fix. android's existing native dedup history is bounded, and phase-only dedup still assumes the intervening phase reaches the relay.
partial verification on linux at 742748eb92f71cc7a9c50ee17403ef9a5b8b710a. the phone re-alert fix remains unverified.
ran vp i and the real dev server on github/main (c677d5fc45e6d585e52bca03244a0870c588a555) in /home/user/main, then stopped its captured pid before starting the exact contributor head in /home/user/t3code.
drove both actual web clients with the repo's playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome. added a project pointing to the real git checkout through the app, selected codex gpt-6.1-sol, and submitted a real turn that ran pwd and returned rename verification ready. on both heads. no mocks or replay provider.
renamed the completed thread through its actions menu, reloaded, and confirmed title and conversation persistence on both heads. on the pr head, another real codex turn returned second turn after rename works. in the renamed thread.
runtime transcript:
main: serverPort=16733 webPort=8693 baseDir=/home/user/main/.t3
main: agent activity publishing standby; waiting for T3 Connect link reconciliation
pr: serverPort=13773 webPort=5733 baseDir=/home/user/t3code/.t3
pr: agent activity publishing standby; waiting for T3 Connect link reconciliation
the pr dev runner initially defaulted to ~/.t3; i stopped it before browser interaction and restarted with an explicit isolated --home-dir. scenario data was created through the app.
the screenshot shows the real provider responses and persisted title. the short clip shows saving another rename of that thread. uploaded media was inspected, including video playback and seeking.
Not verified
the original duplicate phone alert could not be reproduced on main, and suppression could not be verified on this pr. this vm has no authenticated t3 connect environment link or registered phone. both servers remained behind the activity publication gate. local client notifications are a different path and would not prove this fix.
relay timestamp retention, apns/fcm delivery, live activity updates, restart/relink catch-up, per-device retry deduplication, and stale queued-card rejection were not exercised against a real relay/device. native ios/android and desktop clients were not run.
the next check requires a signed-in t3 connect environment and registered phone: complete a real turn, rename its thread without another phone alert, then run another turn and confirm a fresh completion alert. repeat for approval/input states and reconnect catch-up.
no code changes or pushes. existing reported checks: 7 successful, 0 failing, 0 pending; no checks rerun in this pass. these runtime checks establish neighboring behavior only, so this pass is recorded as unverifiable for the requested alert fix.
Adding a concrete regression case for the Android bounded-history limitation already noted here.
At 742748eb92f71cc7a9c50ee17403ef9a5b8b710a, this case requires no server restart or relink:
Enable device notifications and disable ongoing activity for both the Android device and environment.
Receive an alert for a thread waiting for input.
Receive 64 other distinct alerts while the original waiting row remains within its 24-hour TTL.
With the phone backgrounded, rename the original thread.
FCM's notification-only path sends the old alert ID inside a fresh updated_at=now envelope. The native receiver accepts that envelope and can post again because the ID has been evicted. The existing alertHistoryEvictsOnlyTheOldestEntryAfterCapacity test explicitly expects an evicted ID to become eligible again.
This supplies a specific follow-up test case for the acknowledged limitation. It is source-verified, including preference, TTL, freshness, registration and foreground guards; I have not exercised Android or real FCM delivery.
Review assisted by GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
merged current main (60aec28a9c6f) into the existing contributor branch without rebasing. the conflict resolution preserves this pr's same-phase timestamp retention and main's tombstone deduplication, terminal startup guard, and held-completion alert behavior. no unrelated changes.
verification at 2130f27134e0c972fbcbb720fe77be2315350f0b: blacksmith vp run check:changed github/main passed format, lint, both knip checks, graphql, four package typechecks, and 97 tests across eight files. the worker's stripped snapshot history required restoring its comparison to the merged main commit. both independent static reviews found no regressions. there were no unresolved github review threads before this push.
live apns/fcm and physical phone behavior remain unverified. prior client evidence remains in this pr. no client layout changes were made.
final status at 3650479e6f8d55ba3e82e4c07727d69ecf1d840b: all 29 reported check contexts successful, zero pending/failing, github merge state CLEAN, no conflicts, and zero unresolved review threads. coderabbit's latest review generated no actionable comments. both independent reviewers approve this head. blacksmith check:changed passed, including 93 tests.
ready for maria's review and merge. live phone delivery remains unverified as documented above. no merge, rebase, force-push, or label changes were performed by this takeover.
partial verification on linux at 3650479e6f8d55ba3e82e4c07727d69ecf1d840b. the requested phone alert fix remains unverified.
installed dependencies and ran github/main (e5909e53c3) in /home/user/main, then stopped its captured process group before starting the exact pr head with isolated /home/user/t3code/.t3 state. only one dev server ran at a time.
used playwright from repo dependencies with /usr/bin/google-chrome. created a project pointing to the real git checkout through the app, selected codex gpt-6.1-sol, and submitted a real turn running pwd. both heads returned rename verification ready. no mocks, fixtures, or replay provider.
renamed the completed thread through its actions menu and reloaded. title and conversation persisted on both heads. a second real codex turn on the pr returned second turn after rename works. the first pr response was visible after reload; the second appeared live.
inspected the screenshot and recording. uploaded video playback and seeking worked in chrome.
runtime transcript:
main: serverPort=16733 webPort=8693 baseDir=/home/user/main/.t3
main: agent activity publishing standby; waiting for T3 Connect link reconciliation
pr: serverPort=13773 webPort=5733 baseDir=/home/user/t3code/.t3
pr: agent activity publishing standby; waiting for T3 Connect link reconciliation
Not verified
original phone re-alert on main and suppression on this pr: this vm has no authenticated t3 connect environment link or registered phone. both servers stayed behind the activity publication gate, so these client checks do not exercise the changed relay path.
live relay timestamp retention, apns/fcm delivery, live activity cards, approval/input alerts, restart/relink catch-up, retry deduplication, and stale queued-card rejection. native ios/android and desktop were not run. the t3 rendered video player was not checked; chrome playback was checked.
verification requires a linked environment and registered phone: complete a real turn, rename without a new phone alert, then complete another turn and confirm a fresh alert. repeat for approval/input and reconnect catch-up.
no source changes or pushes. existing github checks report 21 passed, 8 skipped, none failing or pending; no test suites rerun in this pass. recorded as unverifiable for the requested alert fix. task dev servers and browser will be stopped.
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Preserve the run identity across coalesced publishes.
The relay coalesces queued thread IDs. If a thread moves from completed to running and back to completed while a publish is in progress, the queued publish can read only the final completed snapshot. If the title changed, the snapshot is published, but withPublishedPhaseTime copies the old completion's updatedAt.
The notification-only APNs path passes that state to shouldAlertForActivity, which rejects terminal timestamps older than two minutes. A genuinely new completion can therefore lose its phone alert.
Preserve a run or turn occurrence identity through the relay and use it for duplicate detection and completion alerts. Add a regression test for the coalesced transition.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/relay/AgentAwarenessRelay.ts at line 173:
Preserve a run or turn occurrence identity through the relay’s coalesced publish
flow, and use that identity for duplicate detection and completion alerts
instead of relying only on phase and `updatedAt`; update
`withPublishedPhaseTime` and the relevant relay/alert paths while retaining
existing safeguards. Add a regression test covering a `completed` → `running` →
`completed` transition coalesced during an in-progress publish, verifying the
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Renaming a thread sent other devices a fresh "Agent finished" (or approval/input) push. The rename republished the thread's activity state with a new
updatedAt, and the relay's notification-only paths treat a new time as a new alert. For approval/input they don't check the time at all.Fix, on both sides:
AgentAwarenessRelay): when the phase hasn't changed since the last publish, the republished state keeps the publishedupdatedAt. A rename, project rename or model switch still updates the Live Activity card, but it no longer looks like a new completion. This also keeps Android's on-devicealert_iddedupe stable.upsertreturns the row it replaced. If the new publish has the same phase, the publisher skips iOS notification pushes: the notification-only path and the Live Activity fallbacks (no activity token, and the companion push sent withlive_activity_end). Live Activity alerts already compare phases, so they are unchanged. The relay check also covers server restarts and relinks, which clear the server's memory of what it published.Proof: three new tests, one in each of
AgentAwarenessRelay.test.ts,AgentActivityPublisher.test.tsandApnsDeliveries.test.ts. Each fails onmainand passes with the fix, for example:vp run check:changedpasses.Trade-offs:
Fixes #25582
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