fix(dispatch): a thread that dispatched work went silent until it was done by sanil-23 · Pull Request #2369 · tinyhumansai/opencompany

sanil-23 · 2026-09-17T10:34:30Z

Summary

Reported from a live run: a message in a thread produced no working row, no steps, nothing at all — then an answer several minutes later, from nowhere.

Three causes, each sufficient on its own.

The thread was never told work had started

task_dispatched carried a card id and nothing else, so a console could not place it in any conversation. The frames that follow — run_status_changed, task_card_changed — are board-shaped too. Meanwhile the chat turn that dispatched had genuinely succeeded: handing the work over was the whole of what it did, so its working row settled on the spot.

The answer then arrived addressed correctly, because desk_task_completed has carried chatId/parentId since #1890 B. The completion knew which conversation asked; the start did not.

TaskDispatched now carries the same pair, stamped from the card's own TaskOrigin at the dispatch choke point — the card has recorded it all along, so this reads what was already true rather than deciding it a second time (#435).

The dispatched attempt streamed nothing

run_steered_background forced LiveStream::Off, on a premise that was true when written: a dispatched card's turn "answers no conversation", so publishing its tool_call frames would misattribute them to whatever thread most recently sent (#125). Nothing carried the origin into that turn, so there was no thread to route to and silence was the honest answer.

Now the caller passes it, and the turn streams when — and only when — it names a conversation. A board-created card still names none and still streams nothing, which is the one case that warning was ever about. Routing by identity rather than recency is exactly the fix LiveStream::Workflow made for a workflow node.

The steps would have landed in the wrong place

They arrived with no message_seq, and a frame without one keys by thread — where a thread holds one row-list, so two questions asked in the same thread would share a timeline and clear each other. The card has recorded its raising message since it was raised, so the attempt binds .answering(...) and its rows render under the same question the chat turn's do.

The wire looked right before this and the placement was still wrong; only running it found that.

API Or Behavior Changes

CompanyEvent::TaskDispatched gains origin_chat_id / origin_parent. Additive: serde(default) + skip_serializing_if, so stored journals replay and a board-created dispatch serializes byte-for-byte as before.
task_dispatched frame gains chatId / parentId, omitted-not-null on exactly the terms desk_task_completed uses.
A dispatched attempt now streams its live tool frames to the conversation that raised it. New surface: a card handed off mid-attempt streams to that same thread, which is correct — it is still the work that was asked for — but it is a behaviour change worth knowing.
ChatTarget::dispatched_from addresses without seeding. This is why it is its own constructor rather than in_thread: default() is history_seed: true, so binding the conversation the obvious way would have poured the originating thread's transcript into every dispatched turn — changing what the agent reads, not merely where its frames go. One task can still span several turns, unchanged.

Tests

cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test — 5761 passed, 0 failed
pnpm typecheck, typecheck:e2e, typecheck:unit
frontend suite — 5844 passed

New: two projection tests (a board-created dispatch names no conversation; a thread-raised one names its thread) and four on the thread key — including that a thread and its own channel are different waits, since a dispatch raised at channel level and one raised inside a thread must not share a row-list.

Not verified locally: the --features openhuman clippy lane. It has been red on main independently since faa00be02 — hosted_endpoint_from_env lost its last caller and is now dead code. Filed as #2348; main's own run fails identically, and this branch does not touch that file.

Verified live

Against a real company on a clean data dir:

The frame carried chatId=main parentId=34 — the exact thread the message was sent in.
The dispatched delegate streamed live tool calls (writer, operations). Before: zero frames from the dispatched attempt, despite it running many tools.
Every frame carried the same messageSeq as the chat turn, so the rows render under the asking question rather than in a channel-level pile.
The operator confirmed the steps timeline renders where it never had.

Documentation

Code comments carry the reasoning at each site, including why LiveStream::Off was right when written and what changed, and why dispatched_from must not seed.

One pattern worth naming

All three are the same shape, and it is the third time this month: state lands in one store while the conversation is projected from another, and only some of the frames carry the address. #2341 was the referral fold missing from the live stream; this is dispatch progress missing its origin. Worth checking, before adding any new frame, that it names the conversation it belongs to.

Two more instances found while testing and deliberately left out of this PR: an operator's blocker answer is recorded in the runtime journal but never in the event log (so the transcript shows the question and the acknowledgement with the answer missing), and a delegate's reply lives only in the card note. Both are the same family and both deserve their own change.

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New Features
- Dispatched work remains connected to its originating conversation and thread.
- Event updates include the originating conversation and thread when available.
- Live progress indicators remain visible for active dispatched work.
- Multiple simultaneous dispatches are tracked independently per conversation and thread.
- Board-created tasks continue operating without an associated conversation.
Bug Fixes
- Prevented dispatched work from appearing disconnected from its originating conversation.
- Dispatch indicators now reset correctly when switching companies or clients.
- Improved handling of dispatches when board data cannot be read.

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Walkthrough

Dispatches now preserve their originating conversation and thread. Runtime execution and live streaming use that origin. SSE events expose the origin, and the frontend displays in-flight dispatched work in the correct thread.

Changes

Dispatch origin and execution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Dispatch origin contract `crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/company/runtime.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/server/ops/`	`TaskDispatched` now carries optional origin conversation and parent-event fields. Existing fixtures set these fields to `None`. Board lookup failures now emit a warning before falling back to an empty origin.
Dispatch execution routing `crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/mod.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/run_turn.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/router.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/delegation.rs`	Dispatched turns preserve their origin, bind to the originating conversation and thread, and enable live streaming only when a conversation exists. Supporting tests cover title requests and handoff card creation.
Dispatch event projection `crates/opencompany-core/src/server/operator.rs`, `crates/opencompany-core/src/server/operator_test_group_12.rs`	SSE projections emit `chatId` and `parentId` when dispatch origin data exists and omit them for board-created dispatches.
Frontend dispatch activity `frontend/src/lib/chat.ts`, `frontend/src/hooks/use-events.ts`, `frontend/src/components/app-shell.tsx`, `frontend/src/views/RoomView.tsx`, `frontend/src/views/room/ThreadPanel.tsx`, `frontend/test/unit/*`	The frontend tracks active dispatch attempts by task and exact conversation thread. Channel and thread indicators now use separate dispatch state, and resync clears in-flight marks.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CardRuntime
  participant CompanyEvent
  participant OperatorSSE
  participant useEvents
  participant AppShell
  participant RoomView
  CardRuntime->>CompanyEvent: emit TaskDispatched with origin
  CompanyEvent->>OperatorSSE: project chatId and parentId
  OperatorSSE->>useEvents: deliver task_dispatched
  useEvents->>AppShell: start dispatch tracking
  AppShell->>RoomView: pass dispatchRunning
  RoomView->>RoomView: show typing state for the origin thread

Suggested reviewers: senamakel

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 33517

Conversation-originated dispatched work can lose inline peer responses, and a narrow follow-up path can appear outside its originating thread. These dispatch behavior regressions should be addressed before merge.

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🟡 Minor · Route the unpublished-file nudge with the dispatched card target. · brain.rs:2112-2120

crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain.rs:2112-2120
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Route the unpublished-file nudge with the dispatched card target. run_task invokes nudge_for_unpublished with RunOrigin::Dispatched, but the nudge passes ChatTarget::default() to HarnessRunTurn::run_steered_background. With no chat_id or thread_root, the built-in runner selects LiveStream::Off, so the nudge's tool frames do not reach the card's origin conversation.

Carry card_origin and card_origin_message into the nudge and use ChatTarget::dispatched_from(...).answering(...), matching the primary turn. default() also sets history_seed: true; the current off-stream path does not seed history, but the dispatched target must retain history_seed: false when the nudge is routed.
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2120, Update the unpublished-file nudge flow around nudge_for_unpublished and
its call from run_task to carry card_origin and card_origin_message. In the
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In `@frontend/src/components/app-shell.tsx`:
- Around line 2448-2451: Update the dispatchRunning reset effect associated with
company changes to also depend on client, clearing existing dispatch state
whenever either the company or client changes while preserving the empty-state
optimization.

In `@frontend/src/views/RoomView.tsx`:
- Line 2935: Update the ThreadPanel usage in RoomView so it receives
dispatchInFlight alongside openTurn, then include that state in ThreadPanel’s
thread activity indicator. Preserve the existing typing behavior by showing
activity when sending, an open turn, or dispatched work is in flight.

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In `@crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain.rs`:
- Around line 2112-2120: Update the unpublished-file nudge flow around
nudge_for_unpublished and its call from run_task to carry card_origin and
card_origin_message. In the nudge’s run_steered_background invocation, replace
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crates/opencompany-core/src/company/runtime.rs
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crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/mod.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types_run_events_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part2.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part8.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part9.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/delegation.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/operator.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/operator_test_group_12.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/ops/write_mcp_add_probes_without_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/ops/write_parked_effect_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/ops/write_task_discussion_is_paged_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/ops/write_test_support.rs
frontend/src/components/app-shell.tsx
frontend/src/hooks/use-events.ts
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crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain_tests_part4.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain_tests_part9.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain_tests_support5.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/mod.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/orchestrator_tests_part3.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/publish_turn_helpers_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/workspace_provision_turn_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types_run_events_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part2.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part8.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part9.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/delegation.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/operator.rs
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…lient Review of tinyhumansai#2369. Three findings, and the first is a distinction this codebase had already drawn and I collapsed again. **Streaming was inferred from having a conversation.** `LiveStream::On` was selected whenever the `ChatTarget` carried a `chat_id` — but issue tinyhumansai#1890 I separated those two questions precisely because an approval's re-issued call is *both* addressed and un-streamed: it binds to the thread the approval was raised in so it runs against that history, and it publishes nothing because its answer arrives as the bubble its caller returns. The comment above that call site says so in as many words. The inference would have leaked its transient frames onto whichever thread the console happened to be watching — the exact misattribution tinyhumansai#125 removed. `run_steered_background` is unconditionally un-streamed again, and the streaming lives in a sibling, `run_steered_dispatch`, which only the dispatched-card path calls. Beside it rather than a flag on it, following `run_background_workflow`: the default delegates to the un-streamed method, so the sentinel and every test double inherit today's behaviour and only the harness engine overrides it. **The running count survived a reseat.** It reset on `company` alone, and a reseat swaps the client while preserving the company id — so counts from the old host stayed, no terminal from the new one could clear them, and a thread would show a working row for an attempt running nowhere. Keyed on `client` too. **The thread panel had no dispatched-work row.** `dispatchInFlight` reached `MessageTimeline` only, so with a thread open — the case this whole change is about — there was still nothing to see: `threadTurn` settles the moment the turn hands the work over. Threaded into `ThreadPanel` beside `openTurn`, which is deliberately a separate prop: one is a turn still running, the other is work running elsewhere on this thread's behalf. The second and third are the same shape as the bug this PR fixes — state that never reaches the surface being looked at. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Review of tinyhumansai#2369, second round. Five findings, and the first is the one that would have shown a wrong row rather than a missing one. **A completion cleared whichever mark was there.** The in-flight state was a per-thread count, so any `desk_task_completed` in that conversation decremented it — an unrelated card finishing took a live attempt's row down, and that attempt's own terminal then found nothing to clear and could not restore it. Held as `taskId -> threadKey` now, so a completion only ever clears the attempt it belongs to. A thread can still have several in flight; each leaves by its own id. **Only one scope was ever checked.** With a thread open the indicator looked at the thread's key alone, so a dispatch raised at channel level was invisible for as long as any thread was open. Both keys are checked now, which is what "is this conversation waiting" actually means. **A missed terminal never healed.** Nothing cleared a mark whose `desk_task_completed` was lost to a stream gap or a reconnect, so a thread stayed marked working for the life of the page. Cleared on resync: the conservative direction, because a row that should still be up comes back with the attempt's next frame, while a stuck one never leaves on its own. **A failed board read looked like a card with no conversation.** `unwrap_or_default` was tolerable while it only fed `owner_before`, where an empty owner is a survivable fallback. The origin is not: a swallowed error silently omits it, and the dispatch then renders as exactly the silence this PR removes, indistinguishable from a board-created card. Logged now, and still non-fatal — record-keeping does not fail the work it records. **Tests**, which several threads asked for and were right to: four on the in-flight reducers — including that an untracked card's terminal changes nothing, and that a thread's work stays apart from its channel's — and a Rust round trip pinning the additive-serde contract: the origin survives, an absent one is *skipped* rather than written as null, and a line from before the fields existed still replays as the board-created case. Not taken: the claim that `history_seed: false` prevents live-stream routing. It gates `seed_chat`, while `stream_ctx` matches on `live` alone — and a dispatched turn's frames were observed arriving with `chatId` set under `dispatched_from`. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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sanil-23 · 2026-09-17T14:35:11Z

All four failing checks are inherited from `main`, not from this branch

Worth recording before anyone spends time on them. Every check failing on this PR fails identically on main at 7d81ae20d — the commit this branch is based on:

Check	This PR (`f553f0905`)	`main` @ `7d81ae20d` (run)
`Rust (openhuman, tinymemory)`	fail	fail
`Console E2E`	fail	fail
`Console E2E (live brain)`	fail	fail
`PR CI Gate`	fail	fail

The gated lane is the same two tests, with the same values, in both:

harness::built_in::brain::tests::tests_part9::the_relay_turn_cannot_re_delegate
  left: 6
 right: 3
runtime::delegation::tests_part4::the_stand_down_holds_even_when_the_handlers_card_cannot_be_found
  no second card is opened

Reproduced locally too: cargo test --lib -p opencompany-core --features openhuman gives exactly those two failures out of 8374, and they fail when run in isolation, so it is not cross-test interference. The only difference against main is the assertion line number (brain_tests_part9.rs:458 → :464), which is the six lines this PR's fixture updates added above it.

Everything else on the gated lane passes (8372 passed), as do Rust, Rust (mail), Rust (mongodb), Desktop, Console, Gated host binary, and tinysweeper/tests.

One thing found while verifying, filed separately

cargo test --lib --features openhuman can hang indefinitely rather than fail — one run sat for 52 minutes against a usual ~4 minutes. crates/opencompany-core/src/store/fs_stall_probe.rs keys its gates per path but shares a single process-global static BLOCKED: LazyLock<Notify> across the three tests that use arm/wait_blocked. notify_one stores one permit, so when two armed writes reach their gate close together the wrong waiter consumes it and the loser parks forever in wait_blocked(), which has no timeout. Running those tests serially passes (114 passed in 12.6s).

The fix pattern already exists a few lines below in the same file: COMMIT_GATES holds an Arc<Notify> per armed path. Not touched here — it is unrelated to dispatch visibility and belongs in its own change.

…lient Review of tinyhumansai#2369. Three findings, and the first is a distinction this codebase had already drawn and I collapsed again. **Streaming was inferred from having a conversation.** `LiveStream::On` was selected whenever the `ChatTarget` carried a `chat_id` — but issue tinyhumansai#1890 I separated those two questions precisely because an approval's re-issued call is *both* addressed and un-streamed: it binds to the thread the approval was raised in so it runs against that history, and it publishes nothing because its answer arrives as the bubble its caller returns. The comment above that call site says so in as many words. The inference would have leaked its transient frames onto whichever thread the console happened to be watching — the exact misattribution tinyhumansai#125 removed. `run_steered_background` is unconditionally un-streamed again, and the streaming lives in a sibling, `run_steered_dispatch`, which only the dispatched-card path calls. Beside it rather than a flag on it, following `run_background_workflow`: the default delegates to the un-streamed method, so the sentinel and every test double inherit today's behaviour and only the harness engine overrides it. **The running count survived a reseat.** It reset on `company` alone, and a reseat swaps the client while preserving the company id — so counts from the old host stayed, no terminal from the new one could clear them, and a thread would show a working row for an attempt running nowhere. Keyed on `client` too. **The thread panel had no dispatched-work row.** `dispatchInFlight` reached `MessageTimeline` only, so with a thread open — the case this whole change is about — there was still nothing to see: `threadTurn` settles the moment the turn hands the work over. Threaded into `ThreadPanel` beside `openTurn`, which is deliberately a separate prop: one is a turn still running, the other is work running elsewhere on this thread's behalf. The second and third are the same shape as the bug this PR fixes — state that never reaches the surface being looked at. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Review of tinyhumansai#2369, second round. Five findings, and the first is the one that would have shown a wrong row rather than a missing one. **A completion cleared whichever mark was there.** The in-flight state was a per-thread count, so any `desk_task_completed` in that conversation decremented it — an unrelated card finishing took a live attempt's row down, and that attempt's own terminal then found nothing to clear and could not restore it. Held as `taskId -> threadKey` now, so a completion only ever clears the attempt it belongs to. A thread can still have several in flight; each leaves by its own id. **Only one scope was ever checked.** With a thread open the indicator looked at the thread's key alone, so a dispatch raised at channel level was invisible for as long as any thread was open. Both keys are checked now, which is what "is this conversation waiting" actually means. **A missed terminal never healed.** Nothing cleared a mark whose `desk_task_completed` was lost to a stream gap or a reconnect, so a thread stayed marked working for the life of the page. Cleared on resync: the conservative direction, because a row that should still be up comes back with the attempt's next frame, while a stuck one never leaves on its own. **A failed board read looked like a card with no conversation.** `unwrap_or_default` was tolerable while it only fed `owner_before`, where an empty owner is a survivable fallback. The origin is not: a swallowed error silently omits it, and the dispatch then renders as exactly the silence this PR removes, indistinguishable from a board-created card. Logged now, and still non-fatal — record-keeping does not fail the work it records. **Tests**, which several threads asked for and were right to: four on the in-flight reducers — including that an untracked card's terminal changes nothing, and that a thread's work stays apart from its channel's — and a Rust round trip pinning the additive-serde contract: the origin survives, an absent one is *skipped* rather than written as null, and a line from before the fields existed still replays as the board-created case. Not taken: the claim that `history_seed: false` prevents live-stream routing. It gates `seed_chat`, while `stream_ctx` matches on `live` alone — and a dispatched turn's frames were observed arriving with `chatId` set under `dispatched_from`. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

sanil-23 · 2026-09-17T21:31:51Z

Rebased onto `main` (v0.2.0), and the inherited red is now fixed here

Rebased onto 28d618796 — no conflicts. Two commits added beyond the dispatch work, both fixing breakage that came from main rather than from this branch. Flagging the scope creep explicitly so review can split it if preferred.

The gated lane was red on `main`, not on this branch

Rust (openhuman, tinymemory) has failed on every main commit since 7d81ae20d (the #2364 merge) with the same two tests — and on #2364's own pre-merge run (8480 passed; 2 failed), so it is not a semantic merge conflict:

harness::built_in::brain::tests::tests_part9::the_relay_turn_cannot_re_delegate
runtime::delegation::tests_part4::the_stand_down_holds_even_when_the_handlers_card_cannot_be_found

Neither was a production bug.

The relay one was a harness gap. Instrumenting the run showed six model calls, two of which were card-titling calls ("You name tasks…") that #2364 put on the delegation path. DelegatingProvider did not recognise them, so a title both counted as a turn and ate a scripted push — shifting the delegation written for the relay onto the desk lead, one level down, where run_hand_off's nested drain runs hand-offs by design. HandOffs::Drop worked correctly throughout; it simply arrived at an empty queue. Issue #678 fixed this exact hazard once for triage classifications; is_titling_request is the same guard one workload over, pinned by a_titling_request_is_recognised_as_one.

The stand-down one was a stale assertion. #2364 deliberately replaced #463's rule — the chat handler no longer cards on the triage, the board is a tool call, and the hand-off is the tool call. That PR updated the tests encoding the new model (a_tracked_instruction_still_delegates_under_a_claim went from "no second card" to "one hand-off, one card"; another from "TWO cards" to "ONE card: the hand-off's") and missed this one. It is renamed to a_handed_off_message_gets_exactly_one_card, and still pins the half that did not change: exactly one card, never two. #463's guarantee survives, only its mechanism moved.

Worth recording: restoring #463's derivation in production was tried first and rejected — it fixes this test and breaks a_tracked_instruction_still_delegates_under_a_claim, which is the signal that the behaviour change was intended and the test was the stale half. No production code was changed for either failure.

A third test, server::ops::workflows::…::cancelling_an_unknown_or_settled_run_is_not_found, failed once and passed on the immediate re-run and on main — a flake, not touched here.

`--features hivemind` does not compile on `main`

cargo build --features openhuman,hivemind,mcp fails with E0063: missing field 'rows' at hivemind.rs:740. #2368 added rows to ReferralEnqueued and updated the desk_dm site that needs it, but missed this one. No CI lane compiles hivemind — the lanes are openhuman,tinymemory, mail, mongodb, and Desktop's acp,composio — so nothing caught it, and --features openhuman alone passes straight over the file. Set to None, which is what the field documents for the chat path: the marker is written first and the turns follow, so a forward scan finds them.

Local verification on the rebase

fmt clean, gated clippy clean
gated (openhuman):  8379 passed;  0 failed
store::fs serial:    114 passed;  0 failed
default lane:       5808 passed;  0 failed
frontend unit:      5880 passed;  0 failed   (incl. chat-channels)

That is the first green gated lane since #2364 merged. The frontend suite is also green, so the 28 tests #1a8302f4e shipped as "KNOWN RED" were indeed repaired by 0ebd781df.

Separately: the gated suite can hang rather than fail

Not fixed here, and filed on its own. store/fs_stall_probe.rs keys its gates per path but shares one process-global static BLOCKED: LazyLock<Notify> across the three tests using arm/wait_blocked. notify_one stores one permit, so when two armed writes reach their gate close together the wrong waiter consumes it and the loser parks forever in a wait_blocked() that has no timeout. One run sat for 52 minutes against a usual ~4. Running those tests serially passes (114 in 12.7s), which is how the numbers above were produced. The correct per-path pattern already exists 40 lines below in the same file, where COMMIT_GATES holds an Arc<Notify> per armed path.

tinysweeper

The previously-blocking findings are resolved. Clearing the changes request.

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In `@crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/run_turn.rs`:
- Around line 124-138: Update run_steered_dispatch to execute the pool future
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crates/opencompany-core/src/company/runtime.rs
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crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain_tests_part2.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain_tests_part3.rs
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crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/brain_tests_part9.rs
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crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/orchestrator_tests_part3.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/publish_turn_helpers_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/run_turn.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/workspace_provision_turn_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/router.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/ports/types_run_events_tests.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part2.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part8.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/cycle_tests_part9.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/delegation.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/delegation_tests_part4.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/delegation_tests_part8.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/runtime/hivemind.rs
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crates/opencompany-core/src/server/operator_test_group_12.rs
crates/opencompany-core/src/server/ops/write_mcp_add_probes_without_tests.rs
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+    async fn run_steered_dispatch(
+        &self,
+        company: &CompanyId,
+        agent_id: &str,
+        message: &str,
+        control: &SteerControl,
+        chat: ChatTarget<'_>,
+        run_sink: Option<Arc<RunTraceSink>>,
+    ) -> Result<TurnOutcome> {
+        self.pool
+            .run_steered_dispatch(
+                company, agent_id, message, &self.deps, control, chat, run_sink,
+            )
+            .await
+    }


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Wrap run_steered_dispatch with the peer runner.

brain.rs sends channel-originated dispatched turns through run_steered_dispatch, which directly awaits the pool turn without with_peer_runner. desk_dm calls runtime::delegation::peer_runner() for its bounded recipient turn. Without the wrapper, that call returns None, so desk_dm queues the message and returns a receipt instead of running the recipient. The asking turn therefore does not receive the peer's reply.

The existing run_steered_background path installs Some(self.peer_lane()). Apply the same wrapper here:

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async fn run_steered_dispatch( &self, company: &CompanyId, agent_id: &str, message: &str, control: &SteerControl, chat: ChatTarget<'_>, run_sink: Option<Arc<RunTraceSink>>, ) -> Result<TurnOutcome> { - self.pool - .run_steered_dispatch( - company, agent_id, message, &self.deps, control, chat, run_sink, - ) - .await + crate::runtime::delegation::with_peer_runner( + Some(self.peer_lane()), + self.pool.run_steered_dispatch( + company, agent_id, message, &self.deps, control, chat, run_sink, + ), + ) + .await }

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async fn run_steered_dispatch(

&self,

company: &CompanyId,

agent_id: &str,

message: &str,

control: &SteerControl,

chat: ChatTarget<'_>,

run_sink: Option<Arc<RunTraceSink>>,

) -> Result<TurnOutcome> {

self.pool

.run_steered_dispatch(

company, agent_id, message, &self.deps, control, chat, run_sink,

)

.await

}

async fn run_steered_dispatch(

&self,

company: &CompanyId,

agent_id: &str,

message: &str,

control: &SteerControl,

chat: ChatTarget<'_>,

run_sink: Option<Arc<RunTraceSink>>,

) -> Result<TurnOutcome> {

crate::runtime::delegation::with_peer_runner(

Some(self.peer_lane()),

self.pool.run_steered_dispatch(

company, agent_id, message, &self.deps, control, chat, run_sink,

),

)

.await

}

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… done Reported from a live run: a message in a thread produced no working row, no steps, nothing at all — and then an answer several minutes later, from nowhere. Three causes, each sufficient on its own. **The thread was never told work had started.** `task_dispatched` carried a card id and nothing else, so a console could not place it in any conversation. Every frame that followed — `run_status_changed`, `task_card_changed` — is board-shaped too. Meanwhile the chat turn that dispatched had genuinely *succeeded*: handing the work over was the whole of what it did, so its working row settled on the spot. The answer then arrived addressed correctly, because `desk_task_completed` has carried `chatId`/`parentId` since tinyhumansai#1890 B. The completion knew which conversation asked; the start did not. `TaskDispatched` now carries the same pair, stamped from the card's own `TaskOrigin` at the dispatch choke point — the card has recorded it all along, so this reads what was already true rather than deciding it a second time (tinyhumansai#435). Additive on the wire: `serde(default)` plus `skip_serializing_if`, so stored journals replay and a board-created dispatch serializes byte-for-byte as before. **The dispatched attempt streamed nothing.** `run_steered_background` forced `LiveStream::Off`, on a premise that was true when written: a dispatched card's turn "answers no conversation", so publishing its `tool_call` frames would misattribute them to whatever thread most recently sent (tinyhumansai#125). Nothing carried the origin into that turn, so there was no thread to route to and silence was the honest answer. Now the caller passes it, and the turn streams when — and only when — it names a conversation. A board-created card still names none and still streams nothing, which is the one case that warning was ever about. Routing by identity rather than recency is exactly the fix `LiveStream::Workflow` made for a workflow node. `ChatTarget::dispatched_from` addresses **without seeding**, which is why it is its own constructor rather than `in_thread`: `default()` is `history_seed: true`, so binding the conversation the obvious way would have poured the originating thread's transcript into every dispatched turn — changing what the agent reads, not merely where its frames go. One task can still span several turns, unchanged. **The steps would have landed in the wrong place.** They arrived with no `message_seq`, and a frame without one keys by *thread* — where a thread holds one row-list, so two questions asked in the same thread would share a timeline and clear each other. The card has recorded its raising message since it was raised, so the attempt binds `.answering(...)` and its rows render under the same question the chat turn's do: two halves of one ask, in one place. The wire looked right before this and the placement was still wrong; only running it found that. Console: `onDispatchStarted` opens the bracket `onDispatchTerminal` closes, and the shell holds a **count** per thread — one thread can have several attempts in flight (a retry, two asks), so a single terminal must not clear the others. Cleared on company switch for the reason `openTurns` is: the key is a desk id and a sequence, and two companies share both freely. Verified live against a real company: the frame carried `chatId=main parentId=34`, the dispatched delegate's tool calls streamed (`writer`, `operations` — previously zero frames), every frame carried the same `messageSeq` as the chat turn, and the operator confirmed the steps timeline renders where it never had. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

…lient Review of tinyhumansai#2369. Three findings, and the first is a distinction this codebase had already drawn and I collapsed again. **Streaming was inferred from having a conversation.** `LiveStream::On` was selected whenever the `ChatTarget` carried a `chat_id` — but issue tinyhumansai#1890 I separated those two questions precisely because an approval's re-issued call is *both* addressed and un-streamed: it binds to the thread the approval was raised in so it runs against that history, and it publishes nothing because its answer arrives as the bubble its caller returns. The comment above that call site says so in as many words. The inference would have leaked its transient frames onto whichever thread the console happened to be watching — the exact misattribution tinyhumansai#125 removed. `run_steered_background` is unconditionally un-streamed again, and the streaming lives in a sibling, `run_steered_dispatch`, which only the dispatched-card path calls. Beside it rather than a flag on it, following `run_background_workflow`: the default delegates to the un-streamed method, so the sentinel and every test double inherit today's behaviour and only the harness engine overrides it. **The running count survived a reseat.** It reset on `company` alone, and a reseat swaps the client while preserving the company id — so counts from the old host stayed, no terminal from the new one could clear them, and a thread would show a working row for an attempt running nowhere. Keyed on `client` too. **The thread panel had no dispatched-work row.** `dispatchInFlight` reached `MessageTimeline` only, so with a thread open — the case this whole change is about — there was still nothing to see: `threadTurn` settles the moment the turn hands the work over. Threaded into `ThreadPanel` beside `openTurn`, which is deliberately a separate prop: one is a turn still running, the other is work running elsewhere on this thread's behalf. The second and third are the same shape as the bug this PR fixes — state that never reaches the surface being looked at. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Review of tinyhumansai#2369, second round. Five findings, and the first is the one that would have shown a wrong row rather than a missing one. **A completion cleared whichever mark was there.** The in-flight state was a per-thread count, so any `desk_task_completed` in that conversation decremented it — an unrelated card finishing took a live attempt's row down, and that attempt's own terminal then found nothing to clear and could not restore it. Held as `taskId -> threadKey` now, so a completion only ever clears the attempt it belongs to. A thread can still have several in flight; each leaves by its own id. **Only one scope was ever checked.** With a thread open the indicator looked at the thread's key alone, so a dispatch raised at channel level was invisible for as long as any thread was open. Both keys are checked now, which is what "is this conversation waiting" actually means. **A missed terminal never healed.** Nothing cleared a mark whose `desk_task_completed` was lost to a stream gap or a reconnect, so a thread stayed marked working for the life of the page. Cleared on resync: the conservative direction, because a row that should still be up comes back with the attempt's next frame, while a stuck one never leaves on its own. **A failed board read looked like a card with no conversation.** `unwrap_or_default` was tolerable while it only fed `owner_before`, where an empty owner is a survivable fallback. The origin is not: a swallowed error silently omits it, and the dispatch then renders as exactly the silence this PR removes, indistinguishable from a board-created card. Logged now, and still non-fatal — record-keeping does not fail the work it records. **Tests**, which several threads asked for and were right to: four on the in-flight reducers — including that an untracked card's terminal changes nothing, and that a thread's work stays apart from its channel's — and a Rust round trip pinning the additive-serde contract: the origin survives, an absent one is *skipped* rather than written as null, and a line from before the fields existed still replays as the board-created case. Not taken: the claim that `history_seed: false` prevents live-stream routing. It gates `seed_chat`, while `stream_ctx` matches on `live` alone — and a dispatched turn's frames were observed arriving with `chatId` set under `dispatched_from`. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

tinysweeper's sharpest finding on this PR was that `dispatch-running-state.test.ts` had *reimplemented* the shell's reducers, so it validated a copy rather than the console: the test would keep passing while `app-shell.tsx` drifted underneath it. So the reducers become production code. `markDispatchRunning`, `clearDispatchRunning` and `isConversationWaiting` move into `lib/chat.ts`, both consumers call them, and the test imports them. Extracting them surfaced a real bug in the previous commit. One `dispatchInFlight` boolean fed both the channel composer and `ThreadPanel`, so a channel-level attempt painted a working row inside whatever thread happened to be open — the same misattribution this PR exists to remove, reintroduced one layer up. `isConversationWaiting` is now an exact key match and the room asks once per surface. The same discipline applied to the Rust side, where the two rules this PR adds were only reachable through a full turn: - `dispatch_live_stream` names the `LiveStream` decision that was inline in `run_steered_dispatch`, so all three destinations can be asserted: a threaded origin streams to its desk, a channel-level origin streams with no thread root, and a board-created card streams nowhere. - `a_dispatch_names_the_conversation_its_card_came_from` drives `run_dispatch_cycle` on a real runtime and reads the event log, rather than handing the origin in — the derivation *is* a board read inside that function, so a test that supplied it would prove nothing. Both were mutation-checked: reverting the per-surface split fails two of the frontend cases, and hard-coding the origin fields to `None` fails the runtime test. Also corrects the `LiveStream` doc comment, which still claimed `Off` applies to "a dispatched task card" — true before this PR, not after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

`cargo build --features openhuman,hivemind,mcp` does not compile on `main`: `E0063: missing field 'rows' in initializer of CompanyEvent` at `hivemind.rs:740`. tinyhumansai#2368 added `rows: Option<(u64, u64)>` to `ReferralEnqueued` and updated the `desk_dm` site that needs it (`operator.rs`, the only `Some`), but this one was missed. No CI lane compiles `hivemind` — the lanes are `openhuman,tinymemory`, `mail`, `mongodb`, and Desktop's `acp,composio` — so nothing caught it. A default `cargo check` and even `--features openhuman` alone pass straight over the file. `None` is what the field documents for this site: the chat path writes the marker first and the turns follow, so a forward scan finds them. Only `desk_dm` inverts that order and has to carry both ends. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…main The gated lane has been red on `main` since tinyhumansai#2364 merged (`7d81ae20d`), with the same two failures on every commit since — and on that PR's own run before it merged, so this is not a semantic merge conflict. Neither is a production bug; they are a harness gap and a stale assertion. **`the_relay_turn_cannot_re_delegate`** read 6 turns where it wanted 3 and accused the relay of re-delegating. It had not. tinyhumansai#2364 put a card-*titling* model call on the delegation path, and `DelegatingProvider` did not recognise it, so a title both counted as a turn and consumed a scripted push — shifting the delegation written for the relay onto the desk lead, one level down, where `run_hand_off`'s nested drain runs hand-offs by design. `HandOffs::Drop` was working throughout; it arrived at an empty queue. Issue tinyhumansai#678 fixed this exact hazard once, for triage classifications. `is_titling_request` is the same guard one workload over, pinned the same way by `a_titling_request_is_recognised_as_one` — because a fixture coupled to prose is only safe while something fails when the prose moves. **`the_stand_down_holds_even_when_the_handlers_card_cannot_be_found`** encoded a rule tinyhumansai#2364 deliberately replaced. It asserted no card, on tinyhumansai#463's rule that the stand-down keys on the task-intent *detector*, so a handler card missing from the board still suppressed this path. tinyhumansai#2364 made a persisted card the authority instead: the chat handler no longer cards on the triage at all, the board is a tool call, and the hand-off IS the tool call. That PR updated the tests that encode the new model — `a_tracked_instruction_still_delegates_under_a_claim` went from "no second card" to "one hand-off, one card", and another from "TWO cards" to "ONE card: the hand-off's" — and missed this one. So it is renamed to what now holds, `a_handed_off_message_gets_exactly_ one_card`, and its doc records the old rule, what replaced it, and why. The part that did NOT change is what it still pins: exactly one card, never two. tinyhumansai#463's guarantee survives; only its mechanism moved. And `spawned_task` now asserts it names that card rather than nothing, which was only ever true because the old rule opened no card at all. Restoring tinyhumansai#463's derivation in production was tried first and rejected: it fixes this test and breaks `a_tracked_instruction_still_delegates_under_a_claim`, which is the signal that the behaviour change was intended and the test was the stale half. Verified: gated 8379 passed / 0 failed, `store::fs` 114 passed serially, default lane 5808 passed / 0 failed, fmt and gated clippy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

`openpanel-loader.test.ts` asserts the desktop webview's `connect-src` set exactly, and expects three sources. `crates/opencompany-app/ tauri.conf.json` has four — tinyhumansai#2380 added `https://sentry.tinyhumans.ai` for release observability. Two PRs that could not see each other: tinyhumansai#2377 wrote the expectation, tinyhumansai#2380 added the origin. Neither run caught it because the `Console` lane is path-filtered and every `main` commit since touched no frontend, so `main` has never run the two together. This branch does touch frontend, which is why it is the first thing to fail on it. The origin is listed rather than matched loosely, keeping the property the assertion exists for: widening the webview's reach stays a deliberate edit to this line. The test's actual subject — that openpanel.dev reaches neither `script-src` nor `connect-src` — is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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`main` does not currently compile with `--features openhuman`

Rebased again onto e34cf1e46 (v0.2.1) — main moved 20+ commits during the previous round, and CI tests the merge, so the earlier run was against a different tree than I had verified. Reproduced locally on the new base:

error[E0599]: no variant ... named `NotFound` found for enum `ToolFailureClass`
    --> crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/steps.rs:1043:27
error[E0599]: no variant ... named `Unsupported` found for enum `ToolFailureClass`
    --> crates/opencompany-core/src/harness/built_in/steps.rs:1044:27

steps.rs matches on ToolFailureClass::NotFound and ::Unsupported. The pinned vendor/openhuman (04fc05b90) declares ten variants and neither of those: MissingPermission, MissingApp, ServiceUnavailable, BadCredentials, BlockedByPolicy, ModelConnection, Timeout, Denied, ApprovalExpired, Unknown.

The pin was last moved by 1173e380c fix: align vendored OpenHuman with host APIs, which is where the alignment was meant to happen. It left the host ahead of the vendor, so this is a pin choice rather than something a PR can fix — I have not touched it.

That accounts for main's own red lanes on b210ce152: Rust, Rust (openhuman, tinymemory), Desktop, Gated host binary, PR CI Gate. This PR inherits all of them, and cannot be green until the pin and steps.rs agree.

My commits verified on this base

With only those two match arms patched out locally — not committed, purely to route around the vendor gap:

gated (openhuman):  8380 passed;  0 failed
frontend unit:      openpanel-loader 7 passed

So nothing in this branch depends on that breakage.

One `main` bug this PR does fix

Console failed here with

AssertionError: expected [ ''self'', 'ipc:', …(2) ] to deeply equal [ ''self'', 'ipc:', …(1) ]

openpanel-loader.test.ts asserts the webview's connect-src set exactly and expects three sources; the manifest has four — #2380 added https://sentry.tinyhumans.ai. #2377 wrote the expectation, #2380 added the origin, and the Console lane is path-filtered, so with no frontend commits on main since, the two have never run together. This branch touches frontend and is the first thing to run it at all. Fixed by listing the origin, which keeps the property the exact-match exists for and leaves the test's real subject (openpanel.dev reaches neither directive) untouched.

Where that leaves the PR

Everything still red is main's vendor-pin mismatch, reproducible on main alone. The dispatch-visibility work, the two #2364 test repairs, the hivemind rows build fix and this CSP fix are all verified locally. Happy to split the four main-fixing commits into their own PR if that reads better than carrying them here.

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All four failing checks are inherited from `main`, not from this branch

Rebased onto `main` (v0.2.0), and the inherited red is now fixed here

The gated lane was red on `main`, not on this branch

`--features hivemind` does not compile on `main`

`main` does not currently compile with `--features openhuman`

One `main` bug this PR does fix