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perf(server): batch queued provider writes without waiting - #31656
Provider snapshots commit separately even when several runs queue updates together. The fixed collection window reduced transaction overhead under load, but deliberately delayed isolated updates and used more CPU for sparse traffic. Writes should start as soon as the writer can process them and share transactions when updates are already queued.
Change
Use one shared queue across provider runs and drain only the work already available, with no collection timer. Batching is enabled by default. Transactions remain bounded by 64 work items and 1 MiB of serialized snapshots; oversized snapshots run alone. All snapshots are preserved, and normalization sees preceding writes in the transaction.
Shared batches use per-job savepoints so a bad snapshot rolls back its own writes and deferred publications. Single-item batches use their outer transaction without a redundant savepoint. Transaction failures remain authoritative, while caller errors keep their identity. EOF acknowledgements do not open empty transactions. Ordinary writes use their direct path when no provider work is pending.
Controls execute on their consumer after preceding snapshots flush, preserving per-stream order without holding the shared worker while acquiring thread locks or checking background work. Both OpenCode protocol adapters publish waiting approval items before exposing their actionable runtime requests, so an immediate response cannot race a delayed waiting snapshot. Clients continue receiving the same ordered committed events. No client contracts change.
T3CODE_PROVIDER_COMMIT_BATCHING=false restores direct processing for comparison or rollback. The former experimental window setting is removed because there is no window to tune.
Scope and approval
Maintainer-directed work requested by PR author @Yash-Singh1 in the implementation thread, following discussion #29954. The maintainer asked to revise batching and scheduling until writes were faster, including across threads and subagents. @Yash-Singh1 is listed in the trusted upstream contribution-triage exemptions. The discussion has no public approval comment to link; this is not submitted under the small obvious-bug exemption.
Verification
vp run check:changed passed formatting, lint, knip, GraphQL generation, affected-package typechecks and 230 tests across seven files. Regression coverage includes immediate isolated publication without advancing the clock, batching behind a blocked writer, cancellation of one queued consumer, transaction limits, singleton and shared-batch rollback, publication consistency, transaction-error preservation, caller-error identity, thread-lock ordering, shutdown and provider replay. Codex replay fixtures now exercise batching enabled by default. The existing legacy question test additionally asserts item-before-request order and fails with the former publication order. After merging origin/main at a7f6c68 with the ort strategy, all 23 OpenCode replays and the upstream receipt-race test passed without conflict resolution. All 23 OpenCode replay fixtures also pass, including the permission case that reproduced resolved approvals reverting to waiting when request publication preceded its history item.
The batching implementation at cede1c1 passed 144 benchmark samples using isolated production SQLite layers, one writer, the reader and normal checkpoint worker. Seven repetitions per setting across six workloads produced 84 traced samples; five repetitions per setting with tracing disabled produced 60 additional samples. Every sample passed integrity, event counts, contiguous per-thread version and live-publication checks. Persisted event and final-message digests match across batching settings and repetitions.
Independent producers use absolute scheduling times, phase offsets and jitter. This prevents slower processing from lowering the offered rate. Runtime was the installed nightly Electron 44.10.1 / Node v24.22.1 on an Apple M5 Pro. Setup, migrations, seed writes and final verification are outside timing. No live database, paid provider calls or app windows were used.
Main-run medians below compare batching disabled with the default enabled path. All values are milliseconds. Elapsed time includes source pacing; publication p95 is the median of per-run p95 values from enqueue to EventSink publication.
Workload
Elapsed off
Elapsed on
CPU off
CPU on
Publication p95 off
Publication p95 on
Single paced stream
602.5
602.2
19.2
21.0
1.3
1.6
Ten paced streams
620.7
622.9
163.7
165.9
7.1
5.6
Ten streams, ten thread IDs each
588.5
429.3
448.1
311.8
141.8
10.6
Hundred paced streams
567.4
441.7
445.9
346.0
114.9
16.9
Single stream, 1,000-update burst
385.2
122.8
266.1
134.4
365.5
122.0
Ten streams with controls
622.6
620.8
159.2
167.8
5.9
4.9
The main run reduces heavy-workload elapsed time by 22–68%. The tracing-disabled run also improves heavy-workload elapsed time. Light traffic remains source paced and has some coordination overhead; there is no intentional collection delay. These are controlled persistence measurements on databases seeded with at most 100 threads, not whole-agent speedup claims. The child-thread workload multiplexes IDs rather than launching real subagent processes. Synthetic controls exercise flush behavior without additional SQL work.
Implemented and validated with GPT 6.1 Sol through the Codex harness.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Provider snapshots now share bounded batch transactions, with publication deferred until commit and barriers for control events. Batching is enabled by default, so the default rollout requires human confirmation.
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The change adds bounded batching for provider snapshot events and connects it to EventSink transaction and publication handling. RunExecutionService now consumes provider events through EventSink. Both OpenCode adapters publish the waiting turn item before the runtime request.
Changes: Provider event batching
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Batch coordinator and flush rules apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderCommitBatch.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderCommitBatch.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/CodexReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts
The coordinator groups eligible snapshot events by count and encoded-size limits. Control events flush pending snapshots and run separately. Tests cover flush behavior, failures, concurrency, cancellation, shutdown, and replay batch counts.
Transactional writes and publication apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/FoundationPersistence.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts
EventSink adds provider-event consumption and provider-batch operations. Batch writes run in transactions, and publication is deferred. Tests cover rollback, duplicate events, concurrent consumers, publication order, and ingestion within a batch.
Run execution consumer integration apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunExecutionService.test.ts
RunExecutionService passes event processing and continuation callbacks to EventSink.consumeProviderEvents. Test EventSink mocks implement the consumer API.
OpenCode request event ordering
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Waiting turn item publication order packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts
Both adapters now publish the waiting turn item before the runtime request. The v2 adapter continues to publish the node first. The native-question test checks the event order.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderEventStream
participant RunExecutionService
participant EventSink
participant ProviderCommitBatch
participant SQLTransaction
ProviderEventStream->>RunExecutionService: provide events
RunExecutionService->>EventSink: consumeProviderEvents
EventSink->>ProviderCommitBatch: consume events
ProviderCommitBatch->>EventSink: run grouped work through withProviderBatch
EventSink->>SQLTransaction: commit batch writes
SQLTransaction-->>EventSink: return transaction result
EventSink->>EventSink: publish queued events after commit
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#25157 — The PR batches provider snapshot writes on the persistence path discussed in the issue, but does not remove the repeated JSON parsing cost.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Low · up to 5b2be
The replay test may fail under valid scheduling. Synchronizing its batch boundary would avoid intermittent test failures.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts:
- Around line 964-967: Update withProviderBatch error handling so
caller-provided effect failures pass through unchanged, preserving the declared
E channel; wrap only SQL and transaction failures in EventSinkWriteError using
the existing SqlError.isSqlError distinction. Apply the same distinction to
consumeProviderEvents so provider source and process failures are not reported
as zero-event write errors.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderCommitBatch.ts:
- Around line 186-192: In the batch processing around restore and job.settle, a
shared commit exit causes one job’s failure to fail every job in the window.
Isolate each job’s execution and track its publications so a job failure rolls
back only that job’s writes and discards only its publications; settle each job
with its own outcome. Preserve the behavior that an outer commit failure fails
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Updated the description to the repository template with the reproduction fixtures, observed batching and rollback results, limitations, and scope. The final local check ran 181 tests; 177 was an earlier count before the main sync and review fixes.
This is maintainer-directed work from @Yash-Singh1, who is listed in the upstream triage exemptions. Discussion #29954 supplies the proposal context but has no public approval comment, so the description states that directly rather than inventing an approval link. No new code findings were reported in this review.
Fixed the Test Server 8 failure. OpenCode exposed a pending runtime request before its waiting history item was persisted. A response could commit without finding that item, and the delayed waiting snapshot then left the approval visibly pending. Both OpenCode protocol adapters now publish the item before the actionable request.
The existing opencode2_permission replay reproduced the failure locally without changing its assertions. All 23 OpenCode replay cases now pass. vp run check:changed also passed, including typechecks of ten affected packages and 229 tests across seven files.
The aggregate Check failure was downstream of that server test. The default-on scheduler and its performance behavior are unchanged.
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Minor · Do not require a scheduler-dependent batch… · CodexReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts:23-54
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/CodexReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts:23-54 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not require a scheduler-dependent batch sequence.
The coordinator can drain the first completed snapshot before the other two arrive. The two turns can then produce [1, 2, 3], so this assertion can fail even when persistence is correct. Synchronize the batch boundary or assert batching without requiring this exact grouping.
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around lines 23 - 54:
The replay test’s exact batch sequence can vary with coordinator scheduling;
update the assertion in the “batches consecutive snapshots” test to verify
persistence batching without requiring writes to equal [3, 3]. If the test
requires a specific grouping, synchronize the batch boundary so the first
completed snapshot cannot drain before the other two arrive.
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- Around line 23-54: The replay test’s exact batch sequence can vary with
coordinator scheduling; update the assertion in the “batches consecutive
snapshots” test to verify persistence batching without requiring writes to equal
[3, 3]. If the test requires a specific grouping, synchronize the batch boundary
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Addressed the outside-diff finding. The writer drains ready work immediately, so the replay should not require an exact [3, 3] partition. It now checks that all six expected writes pass through provider transactions and that each transaction stays within the fixture's three-write bound. Valid partitions such as [1, 2, 3] are accepted.
The controlled busy-writer test still asserts exact batching after holding and releasing a Deferred, including cancellation of one queued consumer. The recorded replay continues checking the persisted events and projections. No runtime code changed.
Validation: vp run check:changed passed, including 229 tests across seven files and typechecks of ten affected packages.
Macroscope's latest eligibility verdict requests human confirmation of enabling batching by default. That rollout direction was explicitly authorized by the maintainer in the implementation task after reviewing the opt-in tradeoff and benchmark evidence, and is already recorded in the PR scope section. The implementation remains enabled by default as requested.
The current head is 45b5b0c. CI has no pending or failed checks, and all inline review threads are resolved. Runtime code is unchanged from 8b0d7bd, which Macroscope previously approved; the two later commits only strengthen the legacy event-order assertion and remove a scheduler-dependent replay expectation.
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Problem
Provider snapshots commit separately even when several runs queue updates together. The fixed collection window reduced transaction overhead under load, but deliberately delayed isolated updates and used more CPU for sparse traffic. Writes should start as soon as the writer can process them and share transactions when updates are already queued.
Change
Use one shared queue across provider runs and drain only the work already available, with no collection timer. Batching is enabled by default. Transactions remain bounded by 64 work items and 1 MiB of serialized snapshots; oversized snapshots run alone. All snapshots are preserved, and normalization sees preceding writes in the transaction.
Shared batches use per-job savepoints so a bad snapshot rolls back its own writes and deferred publications. Single-item batches use their outer transaction without a redundant savepoint. Transaction failures remain authoritative, while caller errors keep their identity. EOF acknowledgements do not open empty transactions. Ordinary writes use their direct path when no provider work is pending.
Controls execute on their consumer after preceding snapshots flush, preserving per-stream order without holding the shared worker while acquiring thread locks or checking background work. Both OpenCode protocol adapters publish waiting approval items before exposing their actionable runtime requests, so an immediate response cannot race a delayed waiting snapshot. Clients continue receiving the same ordered committed events. No client contracts change.
T3CODE_PROVIDER_COMMIT_BATCHING=falserestores direct processing for comparison or rollback. The former experimental window setting is removed because there is no window to tune.Scope and approval
Maintainer-directed work requested by PR author @Yash-Singh1 in the implementation thread, following discussion #29954. The maintainer asked to revise batching and scheduling until writes were faster, including across threads and subagents. @Yash-Singh1 is listed in the trusted upstream contribution-triage exemptions. The discussion has no public approval comment to link; this is not submitted under the small obvious-bug exemption.
Verification
vp run check:changedpassed formatting, lint, knip, GraphQL generation, affected-package typechecks and 230 tests across seven files. Regression coverage includes immediate isolated publication without advancing the clock, batching behind a blocked writer, cancellation of one queued consumer, transaction limits, singleton and shared-batch rollback, publication consistency, transaction-error preservation, caller-error identity, thread-lock ordering, shutdown and provider replay. Codex replay fixtures now exercise batching enabled by default. The existing legacy question test additionally asserts item-before-request order and fails with the former publication order. After merging origin/main at a7f6c68 with the ort strategy, all 23 OpenCode replays and the upstream receipt-race test passed without conflict resolution. All 23 OpenCode replay fixtures also pass, including the permission case that reproduced resolved approvals reverting to waiting when request publication preceded its history item.The batching implementation at
cede1c1passed 144 benchmark samples using isolated production SQLite layers, one writer, the reader and normal checkpoint worker. Seven repetitions per setting across six workloads produced 84 traced samples; five repetitions per setting with tracing disabled produced 60 additional samples. Every sample passed integrity, event counts, contiguous per-thread version and live-publication checks. Persisted event and final-message digests match across batching settings and repetitions.Independent producers use absolute scheduling times, phase offsets and jitter. This prevents slower processing from lowering the offered rate. Runtime was the installed nightly Electron 44.10.1 / Node v24.22.1 on an Apple M5 Pro. Setup, migrations, seed writes and final verification are outside timing. No live database, paid provider calls or app windows were used.
Main-run medians below compare batching disabled with the default enabled path. All values are milliseconds. Elapsed time includes source pacing; publication p95 is the median of per-run p95 values from enqueue to EventSink publication.
The main run reduces heavy-workload elapsed time by 22–68%. The tracing-disabled run also improves heavy-workload elapsed time. Light traffic remains source paced and has some coordination overhead; there is no intentional collection delay. These are controlled persistence measurements on databases seeded with at most 100 threads, not whole-agent speedup claims. The child-thread workload multiplexes IDs rather than launching real subagent processes. Synthetic controls exercise flush behavior without additional SQL work.
Implemented and validated with GPT 6.1 Sol through the Codex harness.