[lilyshen0722]

Jellymoon launch line (Cofounder ruling 1, 10-27): open the ACP branch as a PR so it isn't left sitting on a branch. Draft until CI is green. Main merged in at 0cd0f2f.

What it is. It's 30 commits on feat/jellymoon-acp (head d635f21, last touched 10-25). It adds the ACP (Agent Client Protocol) path for the seats supervisor: bridges, a relay, and the refusal detectors that ride on it.

How main was brought in. The branch carried pre-merge copies of the record line that reached main through #2739, #2701, #2736, #2763 and #2766, so a rebase would replay 30 commits against their own reviewed versions. Main was merged in instead (0cd0f2f):

• 11 conflicted files were touched on this side only by those record-line commits, so they take main's reviewed version. That includes valet/env.js and valet/grant.js, so no credential-handling code from this branch replaces main's. Main already carries every record kind the ACP commits added.
• 3 files carry ACP additions main lacks and are resolved as unions: failures.js (refusal_retry_loop, provider_unavailable), index.js (ACP, launch, client and provider-watch exports beside main's process-group exports) and trace/events.js (session.opened and the usage context fields, with main's newer credential shapes).
• The seats package loads with all 68 exports. Tests have not run locally on this base: host disk is over the container stop line, so CI is the first run.

Scope limits that stay in force

• Stack L6 (10-25) is study-only. ACP is off for claude and codex on the canary, because it would put third-party bridges on the fleet host. Merging this doesn't switch any seat to ACP.
• No package publish rides on this.

Gates: Rhea + Sable, routed by CTO, after the rebase and green CI.

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Walkthrough

Adds ACP communication over child-process stdio, session and permission handling, and Goose and OpenCode launch adapters. It also adds provider response monitoring, trace events, and tests for ACP behavior and real-binary integrations.

Changes: ACP Adapters

Layer / File(s)	Summary
ACP transport and protocol handling packages/seats/src/acp/client.js, packages/seats/test-support/fake-acp-agent.mjs, packages/seats/test/acp.test.js	Adds a JSON-RPC client and scripted test agent. Tests cover message validation and protocol failures.
ACP sessions, permissions, and trace events packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js, packages/seats/src/trace/events.js, packages/seats/test-support/record-trace.js, packages/seats/test/acp.test.js	Adds ACP session and prompt handling, permission decisions, trace events, and process cleanup. Tests cover session selection, permissions, cancellation, and trace recording.
Goose and OpenCode launches and integration tests packages/seats/src/adapters/acp-launch.js, packages/seats/src/index.js, packages/seats/test/acp.test.js, packages/seats/test/acp-real.test.js, cli/package.json	Adds Goose and OpenCode launch configurations, adapter exports, and real-binary integration tests. The CLI description uses an em-dash Unicode escape without changing its decoded value.
Provider monitoring and failure handling packages/seats/src/provider-watch.js, packages/seats/src/failures.js, packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js, packages/seats/test/provider-watch.test.js, packages/seats/test/acp.test.js, packages/seats/test/acp-real.test.js	Adds a provider relay that classifies the first judged POST failure and blocks later POST forwarding. The ACP adapter can watch provider requests and report failures.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AcpAdapter
  participant GooseOrOpenCode
  participant ProviderWatch
  participant ProviderAPI
  AcpAdapter->>ProviderWatch: start loopback relay
  AcpAdapter->>GooseOrOpenCode: launch with relay URL
  GooseOrOpenCode->>ProviderWatch: send provider request
  ProviderWatch->>ProviderAPI: forward POST request
  ProviderAPI->>ProviderWatch: return response
  ProviderWatch->>AcpAdapter: report first classified failure
  ProviderWatch->>GooseOrOpenCode: relay response or return local 503

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Merge Risk: Low · up to c96a0

The change to provider error-body handling looks correct. Several earlier minor concerns remain open: abort handling during startup, final usage-record refusal, a relay that does not trip on a mid-body disconnect, a test using a Node API that may be unavailable, and short-key redaction. They are bounded, so the PR is mergeable with owner awareness.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description check		The description clearly explains that the pull request adds the ACP path for the seats supervisor, including bridges, a relay, refusal detectors, scope limits, and testing status. It is directly relat…
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the primary change: adding the ACP path for the seats supervisor.
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Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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The description clearly explains that the pull request adds the ACP path for the seats supervisor, including bridges, a relay, refusal detectors, scope limits, and testing status. It is directly related to the changeset.

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packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js: 2

462-471: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Check stopping after the final usage emit.

On Line 207 and Line 213, count() normalizes context counts, so the record writer accepts them. usageFromPrompt (Lines 149-154) passes response.usage values through without that check. If the record refuses this usage entry, emit calls stop(error), but drive does not check stopping again and returns the result. The success handler on Line 501 also ignores stopping. The run can then resolve as a success with the trace entry missing. The outcome depends on microtask ordering between outcome and stopped. stop also sends session/cancel for a turn that has already ended. This breaks the contract on Lines 232-234: a refused entry must end the run with that error.

Normalize the prompt usage with count(), and check stopping after the emit.

🐛 Proposed fix

-    if (response?.usage) emit('usage', usageFromPrompt(response.usage));
+    if (response?.usage) emit('usage', usageFromPrompt(response.usage));
+    if (stopping) throw stopping;

const usageFromPrompt = (usage) => ({
  inputTokens: count(usage.inputTokens),
  outputTokens: count(usage.outputTokens),
  totalTokens: count(usage.totalTokens),
  cost: null,
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Review comment at @packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js around lines 462 - 471:
Normalize the token fields in usageFromPrompt with count() before emitting the
usage record, and check stopping immediately after the final usage emit in the
turn-driving flow so a refused record causes the run to fail with that error
rather than return success.

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399-400: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Handle a signal that aborts before runTurn registers its listener.

spawn checks ctx.signal?.aborted only once, at Line 588. After that check, spawn awaits startProviderWatch and launch. launchOpencode creates temporary directories and writes files in that window. If the caller aborts during those awaits, the abort event has already fired before Line 400 adds the listener. The listener never runs for a signal that is already aborted. The turn then runs to completion, or until DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS (15 minutes), and ignores the cancel. During that time the agent can still ask for tool permissions.

The wire branch on Line 403 already handles the same race: it checks wire.failure and only then registers wire.stop. Do the same for the signal. Add a test whose launch aborts the controller before it returns, and assert that the run rejects cancelled. With the fix reverted, that test must fail.

🐛 Proposed fix

   const onAbort = () => stop(abortFailure(ctx.signal));
   ctx.signal?.addEventListener('abort', onAbort, { once: true });
+  if (ctx.signal?.aborted) onAbort();

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Review comment at @packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js around lines 399 - 400:
In runTurn, close the abort race by checking ctx.signal.aborted after
registering the abort listener and invoking onAbort if it is already aborted;
add a test where launch aborts the controller before returning and verify the
run rejects as cancelled.

packages/seats/src/provider-watch.js: 1

92-101: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

A provider failure goes unseen when the connection drops while the error body is read.

For a judged POST with status 400 or higher, trip runs only in the 'end' handler. If the upstream connection aborts or errors mid-body, the 'aborted' and 'error' handlers only destroy res. The relay never trips. The status is already known to be a failure. The CLI then sees a dropped connection and retries. This is the silent retry loop the relay exists to remove. The guard fails toward an event nobody sees.

Judge on abort and error with the partial body.

Proposed fix

       const chunks = [];
+      const judge = () => {
+        const failure = failureForStatus(status, Buffer.concat(chunks).toString('utf8'), { credentials });
+        if (failure) trip(failure);
+      };
       answer.on('data', (chunk) => { chunks.push(chunk); });
       answer.on('end', () => {
         const body = Buffer.concat(chunks);
-        const failure = failureForStatus(status, body.toString('utf8'), { credentials });
-        if (failure) trip(failure);
+        judge();
         res.writeHead(status, answer.headers);
         res.end(body);
       });
-      answer.on('error', () => res.destroy());
+      answer.on('aborted', judge);
+      answer.on('error', () => { judge(); res.destroy(); });

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Review comment at @packages/seats/src/provider-watch.js around lines 92 - 101:
Update the `answer` response handlers so `failureForStatus` evaluates the status
and accumulated partial body on `aborted` and `error` events, calling `trip`
when it identifies a failure. Reuse the same judgment logic in the `end`
handler, and preserve the existing response relay and destruction behavior.

Source: Path instructions

Nitpick comments: 1

packages/seats/test/provider-watch.test.js: 1

59-75: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Credential scrubbing through the relay has no test that fails when the credentials argument is removed.

The only scrub assertion calls failureForStatus directly (Lines 36-40). The relay tests pass credentials: [KEY]. The fake provider's [[refuse]] and [[fail:N]] bodies never contain the key. If the relay stops passing { credentials } at Line 96 or Line 111 of provider-watch.js, every test still passes. The unscrubbed key would then reach onFailure.

Use a small upstream server that echoes the Authorization header in a 4xx body. Assert that the reported failure detail does not contain KEY. Do the same for the unreachable-provider path with credentials set.

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Review comment at @packages/seats/test/provider-watch.test.js around lines 59 -
75:
Extend the relay tests around watched() and post() with a small upstream server
that echoes the Authorization header in a 4xx response, then assert the reported
w.failures detail excludes KEY. Add the same credential-scrubbing assertion for
the unreachable-provider path with credentials configured, so both relay failure
paths verify scrubbing.

Source: Path instructions

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Other comments:
Review comments at @packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js:
- Around line 462-471: Normalize the token fields in usageFromPrompt with
count() before emitting the usage record, and check stopping immediately after
the final usage emit in the turn-driving flow so a refused record causes the run
to fail with that error rather than return success.
- Around line 399-400: In runTurn, close the abort race by checking
ctx.signal.aborted after registering the abort listener and invoking onAbort if
it is already aborted; add a test where launch aborts the controller before
returning and verify the run rejects as cancelled.

Review comments at @packages/seats/src/provider-watch.js:
- Around line 92-101: Update the `answer` response handlers so
`failureForStatus` evaluates the status and accumulated partial body on
`aborted` and `error` events, calling `trip` when it identifies a failure. Reuse
the same judgment logic in the `end` handler, and preserve the existing response
relay and destruction behavior.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/seats/test/provider-watch.test.js:
- Around line 59-75: Extend the relay tests around watched() and post() with a
small upstream server that echoes the Authorization header in a 4xx response,
then assert the reported w.failures detail excludes KEY. Add the same
credential-scrubbing assertion for the unreachable-provider path with
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Gate for #2857 at a0f2dde (the ACP path for the supervisor).

Verified:

• Tests pass at the head. packages/seats runs 310/310 on Node 26, including acp.test.js, acp-real.test.js, and provider-watch.test.js.
• Environment is isolated. isolatedEnv copies only the names that match SAFE_ENV from the caller's env, and sets its own HOME and XDG roots. The key reaches goose only through the child env, never through a keychain read.
• Credentials are redacted. Failure text and the agent's question text pass through redactKnownCredentials with the spawn's credentials before they leave the adapter.

I read the launch and env code and the failure paths. I did not read the whole protocol state machine line by line.

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GATE: PASS

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Otto, Tier 2 second gate at a0f2ddec50, on whether a provider key can reach argv, a trace, a log or a failure line, or an adapter that wasn't granted it.

Blocker: the provider key the ACP launch injects is never registered with the trace store. The store has the mechanism: run.redact(values) (trace/store.js:212) scrubs each registered secret from every line. But the supervisor registers only ctx.runtimeToken (supervisor.js:269-271), and spawn (acp.js:586-611) never registers ctx.provider.apiKey, even though it puts that key into the child's env. So agent text that carries the key is written raw: agent.message_chunk, tool titles and plan content. That includes goose's "Ran into this error: …" provider reply, which readGooseReplyFailure scrubs from the failure while the same text is already in the trace as chunks. The tests miss this because test-support/record-trace.js:13 pre-registers the key on the store.

Repro: under superviseRun with a real createTraceStore and the PR's own fake-acp-agent.mjs, one run replied Ran into this error: Authentication failed (401) for key <KEY> and another debug key=<KEY>. Each run file has one agent.message_chunk line with the key in clear. The failure message itself is scrubbed.

Fix: in spawn, after launch, call ctx.trace?.redact?.(acpCredentials(ctx, launched.env)), or do it in the supervisor for ctx.provider?.apiKey. Add a test whose store has nothing pre-registered.

Non-blocking:

• Stderr is sliced before it is redacted (acp.js:265, .slice(-400) before the exact-match scrub). A key cut by the window survives partially. Redact the buffer first, then slice.
• Agent-controlled fields reach failure details with no credentials applied. These are protocolVersion, stopReason, the response id and the RPC error code (acp.js:452, :474, client.js:112, :120). The supervisor's re-scrub uses providerKeyEnv, which ACP adapters don't set. Exploiting this needs a misbehaving agent.
• provider-watch never reaches its keep-list. It passes provider answered ${status}: … to runFailure (provider-watch.js:35, :38), so STATUS_PREFIX never matches and up to 500 chars of body are kept under exact-match only. That contradicts the comment at :30-31.
• goose loads $HOME/.config/goose from the caller's HOME when ctx.env.HOME is set, and its secrets.yaml with GOOSE_DISABLE_KEYRING=1. A config extension there can see keys this run never granted. opencode's config dir is isolated; goose's isn't.
• Nit: SAFE_ENV's LC_[A-Z_]+ lets any LC_-prefixed name through, e.g. LC_SECRET_TOKEN.

Checked and sound:

• argv is ['acp'] for both launches. The opencode key sits in a 0600 file in a 0700 dir, and the config holds only a {file:} reference.
• Child env comes from an allowlist (acp-launch.js:44-56), and the spawn uses only launched.env. A launch for provider X gets only ctx.provider's key, and host ANTHROPIC_* / GITHUB_* are dropped.
• Protocol messages: initialize and session/new|resume|load carry no env or key, and mcpServers is empty.
• RPC errors go through failureFromRpcError with credentials, and error.data is never recorded.
• Logging: none of the new modules write to the console.
• provider-watch binds 127.0.0.1, forwards only to the configured upstream, and writes nothing to disk.
• Tests: acp + provider-watch pass 55/55.

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GATE: HOLD

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HOLD relay: @feat, Otto has GATE: HOLD on #2857 at a0f2dde (review 5678468099), and no new commit has landed since. Read the review on the PR, fix what it names, push, then re-ask Otto on the PR with the exact head.

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packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js: 1

611-611: Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Pass short provider keys to trace redaction.

acpCredentials drops every value shorter than eight characters. providerOf accepts any nonempty apiKey, so a short provider key never reaches the trace store's redact call. The trace store replaces only the values it receives. If the agent echoes a short key into the trace, the key can be stored in plaintext.

Include the provider key in the trace redaction list without the length floor. Keep the floor for the other credential uses. Add a test that uses a short provider key and asserts that the key is absent from the trace output.

🔒 Suggested fix

-        traceOf(ctx).redact?.(acpCredentials(ctx, launched?.env));
+        traceOf(ctx).redact?.([ctx.provider?.apiKey, ...acpCredentials(ctx, launched?.env)].filter((value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0));

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Review comment at @packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js at line 611:
Update the trace redaction call in the ACP adapter to include any nonempty
provider apiKey, even when it is shorter than eight characters, while retaining
the existing length floor for other credentials. Add a test confirming a short
provider key does not appear in trace output.

packages/seats/test/acp.test.js: 1

823-824: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Raise the declared Node minimum, or avoid the newer APIs.

packages/seats/package.json declares "node": ">=20.0.0", so Node 20.0.x is an allowed runtime. On that runtime, readdirSync ignores recursive: true and Dirent has no path or parentPath. The file walk at lines 823-824 then computes join(undefined, file.name), which throws. The walk also cannot reach nested run records.

Raise the declared minimum to a version that provides both APIs used here:

📦 Raise the declared Node minimum

   "engines": {
-    "node": ">=20.0.0"
+    "node": ">=20.1.0"
   },

Alternatively, replace the recursive readdirSync walk with a walk that works on Node 20.0.

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Review comment at @packages/seats/test/acp.test.js around lines 823 - 824:
Update the file walk in the test around readdirSync so it works on all runtimes
allowed by the declared Node minimum. Replace reliance on recursive readdirSync
and Dirent path fields with a traversal that reaches nested run records on Node
20.0.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packages/seats/src/provider-watch.js:
- Around line 38-39: Update the provider error-body handling around
scrubAdapterFailure so truncated JSON is never processed as prose: apply the
keep-list to the complete JSON body, or omit its detail when the sample is
incomplete. Add a test covering a sensitive field in JSON padded beyond 4096
characters and verify that field is not exposed.

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Review comments at @packages/seats/src/adapters/acp.js:
- Line 611: Update the trace redaction call in the ACP adapter to include any
nonempty provider apiKey, even when it is shorter than eight characters, while
retaining the existing length floor for other credentials. Add a test confirming
a short provider key does not appear in trace output.

Review comments at @packages/seats/test/acp.test.js:
- Around line 823-824: Update the file walk in the test around readdirSync so it
works on all runtimes allowed by the declared Node minimum. Replace reliance on
recursive readdirSync and Dirent path fields with a traversal that reaches
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[lilyshen0722]

Otto, gate measured at c96a064d4. This re-gates my HOLD at a0f2dde (review 5678468099). The range-diff is two commits, 522e64bcd and c96a064d4.

The blocker is fixed. spawn now registers acpCredentials(ctx, launched.env) with the trace store right after launch and before the agent can speak (acp.js:611). That set is the provider key plus every secret-named variable in both envs. My original repro (superviseRun, a real createTraceStore with nothing pre-registered, and the PR's fake-acp-agent.mjs replying with the key) now writes 0 lines containing the key. Before the fix it wrote one agent.message_chunk line per run.

My non-blocking items, rechecked:

• stderr is scrubbed before the 400-char tail (acp.js:265). A key the window would cut comes out aaaa…[redacted] with no fragment left.
• provider-watch now leads with NNN: body before the scrub, so the keep-list applies: provider answered 400: Incorrect API key. A JSON body is read whole. I probed a key straddling the 4096 sample, a key straddling the 500 limit, a key in a non-message JSON field, a key in the message, and a 300K JSON body. None left the full key or any 8-char fragment.
• SAFE_ENV names the locale categories: LC_SECRET_TOKEN no longer reaches the child.

Measured:

• seats 315/315.
• Mutants:
  • Drop the redact call: 2 failed, including "the secrets the launch injects are scrubbed from the record even when nothing pre-registered them".
  • Slice stderr before the scrub: 5 failed.
  • Put the provider answered prefix before the scrub: 2 failed.
  • Slice the JSON body: 1 named test failed.
  • Restore LC_[A-Z_]+: 1 named test failed.

Non-blocking:

• The 256K JSON cap (provider-watch.js:44) has no test. Removing it failed only timing tests that also flake under load, never a named provider-watch test.
• These are unchanged from my HOLD and named by connector-ops as older residuals. goose still loads the caller's $HOME/.config/goose, so an extension there sees keys this run never granted. Agent-controlled fields (e.g. stopReason) can still carry a key into the returned failure. Neither reached a run file or the index in my repro.

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GATE: PASS

[lilyshen0722]

Held under D211: Jellymoon was halted on 10-31. This stays a draft and stays open. It is not cancelled.

[lilyshen0722]

Parked: Jellymoon is halted (ledger D211), so this stays a draft. It resumes with Jellymoon, and nothing on this branch is lost.