feat(tui): add session-scoped plan mode and durable plan editing - #1074
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- restrict plan file permissions to owner only (0o700 dir, 0o600 file) - surface editor failures from /plan open in the transcript - simplify fileExists to return a bool - collapse redundant plan path resolution in planText
/plan open was non-functional because run.go assigned the live program to a copy of the model after tea.NewProgram had already captured it by value; the field is removed and tea.ExecProcess is used directly. Shift+Tab no longer silently drops plan mode, planmode.DraftSystemPrompt is wired into plan-mode runs, plan file paths reject symlink escapes, read errors are no longer swallowed, opening a new plan file seeds it from the agent's draft instead of leaving it blank and shadowing that draft, /plan off restores the prior permission mode instead of forcing Auto, and the session slug is stable when no session ID exists yet.
…g, and persistence Make a bare /plan toggle off when already active instead of only reprinting the plan. Scope plan mode to the session that entered it: /new and /resume to a different session now exit plan mode instead of leaking a stale grant or restore-mode across sessions. Create the active session before naming its plan file so a fresh TUI no longer collides on a shared plan.md. Persist every update_plan call to the plan file so it is the durable source of truth instead of an in-memory snapshot. Replace the preflight Lstat symlink check with os.Root, closing the check/use race via descriptor-relative operations. Skip the plan-file permission assertions on Windows, where POSIX mode bits aren't meaningful.
…odes exitPlanMode() unconditionally reset permissionMode to Auto before restoring permissionModeBeforePlan, so /new and /resume to a different session dropped an explicit Ask/Auto choice made outside plan mode. Only touch permissionMode when actually leaving PermissionModePlan.
…tus and notes /plan open let the user edit the plan file in $EDITOR, but the edit was never synced back into the in-memory update_plan, so it kept driving execution off the stale pre-edit draft. reloadPlanFromFile() now parses the saved file and pushes it back into update_plan via a new SetPlan method. The first version of that parser discarded each item's [status] bracket (resetting everything to pending on reload) and mis-parsed a "Notes: ..." continuation line as its own bogus plan step. Both are fixed: status is parsed back through the tool's existing normalization, and a Notes line folds into the preceding item instead of becoming a new one.
The palette showed "/plan - Show planning mode status" but /plan actually toggles plan mode and supports open/off subcommands.
…and session reset - executeRequestPermissions now denies plan/spec-draft mode unconditionally, instead of relying on the registry-based ToolAdvertised gate, which only fires when the tool happens to be present in whatever registry the caller passed in. - /new and /resume now clear the shared update_plan state and sticky plan panel on a session switch, not just the permission mode. - A successful $EDITOR exit from /plan open now always emits planEditorFinishedMsg, so edited plan content actually reloads instead of being silently dropped. - /plan open now blocks while a run is active, matching the bare /plan toggle's guard. - parsePlanFileLines now folds multi-line Notes blocks instead of treating continuation lines as bogus new steps.
…ext, other findings - /plan open now stages the plan file for $EDITOR in config.UserConfigDir() instead of handing it a workspace-relative path: ReadPlan/WritePlan resolve through os.Root and can't be redirected, but the external editor process opens its argument path with ordinary I/O, so a sandboxed tool invocation could previously replace the plan file with a symlink between our protected write and the editor's open. The OS temp directory doesn't avoid this since the sandbox's default write scope explicitly includes it. - A user-edited plan now gets recorded as a session event on reload, so it actually reaches the model's context instead of only updating the update_plan tool's in-memory state, which the model has no way to observe on its own. - /resume now hydrates the destination session's own persisted plan file after a session switch, instead of leaving update_plan and the sticky panel empty until the next update_plan call risks overwriting it. - formatPlanItems/parsePlanFileLines now indent multi-line Content continuations the same way Notes continuations already were, so agent-authored multi-line plan steps survive a round-trip through $EDITOR instead of shattering into bogus new pending steps. - WritePlan now Chmods the plan directory and file unconditionally after MkdirAll/OpenFile, since those only apply their mode at creation and would otherwise leave a pre-existing, more permissive dir/file broadly readable. - /plan open now checks plan mode is active before ensureActiveSession instead of after, so an invalid invocation doesn't leave a persistent empty session behind in /resume.
- StageForEditor rejects a staging directory that XDG_CONFIG_HOME has redirected into the sandbox's default-writable roots (the workspace or the OS temp directory) instead of silently staging somewhere a sandboxed process could symlink-swap. - The staged file is created per invocation via os.CreateTemp: a random, unpredictable name opened with O_EXCL, so a planted path is refused rather than followed, and two Zero instances editing the same resumed session no longer overwrite each other's staged draft. Cleanup removes only the file this invocation created. - Clearing every line in the editor now records an explicit plan-cleared user event in the session context, so the next run does not replay the discarded plan from the earlier update_plan call. - $VISUAL/$EDITOR values are parsed with POSIX shell word-splitting (mvdan.cc/sh/v3/shell, already a dependency) instead of strings.Fields, so quoted executable paths with spaces and flags launch correctly. - The /plan palette description says the literal "off" subcommand, and the help expectation matches.
…an state, lossless plan encoding
- The editor staging containment check now judges physical paths: the
staging directory is created first, resolved with EvalSymlinks, checked
against the symlink-resolved workspace and temp roots, and the staging
itself is anchored on the resolved path. An XDG_CONFIG_HOME symlinked
into a sandbox-writable root no longer passes on its lexical spelling.
- update_plan refuses to apply once its run context is cancelled, with the
check sharing the mutex that guards SetPlan, so a cancelled run's late
call can no longer repopulate the plan the UI just reset for a new
session; the UI-side file sync also runs only on successful results, so
a refused call cannot rewrite the old session's plan file either.
- The plan file encoding round-trips losslessly: indentation is decided
before content (a continuation reading "2. validate" stays a
continuation), continuations whose text would read as structure
("Notes:" or a leading backslash) are escaped, and whitespace-only
indented lines survive as blank continuation lines. Round-trip tests
cover the adversarial cases and assert a fixed point on the second pass.
…xisting ancestor The macOS and Windows CI runners spell temp paths through symlinks (/var -> /private/var) and 8.3 short names (RUNNER~1): a staging directory that does not exist yet kept its lexical spelling while the existing roots resolved to physical form, so the containment comparison silently missed. physicalPath now resolves the deepest existing ancestor and rejoins the remainder, giving both sides the same spelling.
The planEditorFinishedMsg handler reloaded the edited plan file into both the update_plan tool and the sticky panel, but emitted no visible confirmation, so a bare /plan open with no other change looked like a no-op. Append a system message noting the reload (or a clear when the edited file is empty), and cover the full Update message path with a test asserting the tool state, panel, and transcript are all updated.
Three review findings: - Unknown /plan subcommands (a typo like "openx", or "status") fell through the switch to the bare toggle and silently exited the read-only mode. They now return a usage error; only bare /plan toggles. - WritePlan opened the plan path with O_TRUNC, destroying the previous durable plan before the new content landed, and followed a symlink that resolves inside the workspace — a planted .zero/plans/<slug>.md symlink would redirect plan mode's one allowed write over an arbitrary workspace file. It now refuses symlinked targets and writes an owner-only O_EXCL temporary sibling renamed into place. - The update_plan result callback re-read the shared tool's CurrentPlan() after the call released its mutex, so a cancel plus /new or /resume in that window persisted the wrong session's plan (or an empty reset) under the old run's session ID. A successful call now carries its own plan snapshot in the result meta and the callback persists exactly that snapshot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ctive Plan mode promises a read-only turn, but sessionStart/sessionEnd fire on every run and beforeTool/afterTool fire around allowed read calls, and all four execute configured host commands outside the advertised-tool and sandbox gates — so a project hook could mutate the workspace or spawn a process from a session that advertises it cannot. Gate all four dispatch points on the run's permission mode, with a regression test asserting no hook command launches during a plan-mode run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Entering plan mode replaced options.SystemPrompt wholesale with planmode.DraftSystemPrompt, discarding any embedder-configured system prompt for the whole duration of plan mode. Layer the plan-mode instructions onto the configured prompt instead, falling back to the plain draft prompt when nothing was configured. Also chmod the plan-edit staging directory unconditionally after MkdirAll, so a pre-existing, loosely permissioned directory no longer undermines the staging design's symlink-race protection.
Plan mode still suppresses executable hooks so a read-only planning turn cannot spawn host processes via session or tool hooks. Spec-draft keeps the existing trust model so trusted worktrees inherit trust under --use-spec --worktree (TestExecSpecWorktreeInheritsTrustEndToEnd). Also close two plan-mode advertisement gaps that Twigpine#642 already fixed: exclude process-spawning lsp_navigate, and require Safety metadata for tools instead of a name-only ask_user/update_plan allowlist, with a spoofed-name regression test.
update_plan is read-only and auto-allowed, but the TUI persisted every successful call into .zero/plans under the workspace. Store durable plans under the user config directory (scoped by workspace) so Ask mode and plan mode no longer create workspace files without a write grant. Also verify the editor staging directory is a plain owner-only dir after chmod (reject group/world-writable or symlink paths), cover the pre-existing permissive staging-dir case, and assert plan mode layers DraftSystemPrompt onto a configured agent system prompt rather than replacing it.
…ing checks os.UserConfigDir (what config.UserConfigDir defers to outside darwin) reads %AppData% on Windows and ignores XDG_CONFIG_HOME there, so tests that only set XDG_CONFIG_HOME silently fail to isolate plan storage on Windows and fall through to the runner's real profile directory. Set AppData too wherever a test overrides the config root. Also skip the new group/world-writable check in verifyPrivateDirectory on Windows: NTFS reports a directory's POSIX mode via ACLs rather than the bits os.Chmod sets, so the check rejected every staging directory unconditionally and made /plan open never launch $EDITOR on Windows, the same rationale already used to skip the file-mode assertion in TestWritePlanUsesRestrictivePermissions.
slugify alone maps distinct session/workspace IDs that differ only by separator (plan_a vs plan-a) onto the same path. pathKey appends a SHA-256 suffix of the exact original string so durable plans stay isolated across those collisions. Refs Twigpine#643
…n mode completion, and continuation whitespace
…ool policy vetoes Reset plan mode when drafting or approving specs, preserve beforeTool policy vetoes during plan mode, reject plan storage in temp tree, and hash unmodified identifiers in pathKey. Refs Twigpine#643
… by main Both were thin unscoped wrappers around the Scoped variants, deleted upstream in Twigpine#706 since nothing else called them directly. Only this branch's tests still did; switch to the Scoped calls main's own tests already use.
Reset plan mode and in-memory plan state when entering a BTW side session so /btw matches the /new and /resume session-switch guards. Move SetTempDirForTest into export_test.go so cmd/zero no longer depends on testing. Drop the unused model.program field. Clarify that plan mode suppresses lifecycle and afterTool hooks only, while beforeTool still runs for fail-closed vetoes, and pin that behavior with a regression test.
Block /plan inside /btw, re-sync parent plan on leaveBTW, fall back to Ask when exitPlanMode has no prior mode, clear plan only after successful /spec session create, and omit plan_snapshot from session tool events. Refs Twigpine#854
…load Fail closed when the workspace root cannot be resolved for editor staging, use a non-colliding blank-session pathKey sentinel, copy on SetPlan so enforceSingleInProgress cannot mutate the caller, surface plan-file read errors from the editor reload path, and tighten regression coverage for workspace containment, StageForEditor, and plan_snapshot metadata. Refs Twigpine#854
…mode Bind plan reads at open with O_NOFOLLOW on Unix, route StageForEditor through the temp-dir test seam so CI staging privacy checks pass, surface durable plan reload failures from /btw return and /resume, fix plan_command switch/lint nits that fail CI, and pin afterTool suppression in plan mode. Refs Twigpine#854
Final-component O_NOFOLLOW left intermediate directory swaps able to redirect plan reads outside the storage tree. Open the plans base as os.Root and read relative to that handle so traversal cannot escape, and refuse a symlink final component. Add intermediate-symlink and plain-file regression coverage. Refs Twigpine#854
Unsafe sessions were still advertised as bypass after /plan on because Shift+Tab was the only path that called syncPeerIdentity. Enter and exit now republish the current permission class. Refs Twigpine#854 Co-Authored-By: cairn-code <cairn-code@users.noreply.github.com>
Directory-symlink creation is privileged on many Windows runners, so TestPlanStorageBaseSymlinkRefused skips there. A junction is an unprivileged reparse point and exercises openWindowsBaseDir's OBJ_DONT_REPARSE mapping through WritePlan. Refs Twigpine#854
Automatic /loop ticks and /goal continuations cannot make progress in plan mode, so entering /plan holds them and /plan off resumes them instead of spending turns that cannot implement the plan.
Grants FILE_TRAVERSE on Windows directory handles used as RootDirectory for NtCreateFile, since relative opens fail with STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED without SeChangeNotifyPrivilege. Fails the non-Unix/non-Windows write fallback closed to match the read side, since the prior os.Root-based path had a check-to-use race and wrote plans that could never be read back. Wraps errPlanSymlinkWrite around the shared errPlanSymlinkRefusal sentinel so callers can detect write-side refusals with errors.Is like the read side. Fixes stale test comments referencing a function that was never shipped, pins the chmod ordering in the staging-privacy test, and asserts the error from reloadPlanFromFile instead of discarding it.
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…ment editorStagingDirIsPrivate compares physical paths so a staging directory that resolves into the workspace or the OS temp dir is refused, but physicalPath resolved through filepath.EvalSymlinks, which hands a junction straight back: os.Lstat maps one to ModeIrregular rather than ModeSymlink. A junction needs no SeCreateSymbolicLinkPrivilege, so it is the reparse point an unprivileged process can actually plant, and the check the function documents did not hold on the one platform where that matters. Resolve through GetFinalPathNameByHandle on Windows instead, which asks the filesystem what the handle resolved to and so accounts for every reparse type at once; VOLUME_NAME_DOS also returns long names, subsuming the 8.3 short-name normalization the comparison already needed. verifyPrivateDirectory now rejects a reparse point explicitly rather than relying on its !IsDir test firing by accident, which is why a junctioned staging directory was refused with "is not a directory". The Windows staging tests skip wherever directory-symlink creation is privileged, which is why this went unnoticed; the new ones use the junction helper the storage tests already rely on. Verified on NTFS: both containment tests fail before this change and pass after it. Refs Twigpine#854
Prevent queued messages from auto-launching on turn completion while plan mode is active, requiring explicit exit or submission before running. Refs Twigpine#854
…arse containment, and agent tests. Refs Twigpine#854
…nescaping, and cleanup idempotency. Refs Twigpine#854
…DIR test isolation planSnapshotFromResult already correctly distinguishes nil (absent) from an empty slice (intentional plan:[] clear), but the docstring said "absent or empty" which was misleading. Updated the docstring and added a regression test covering both cases. Set TMPDIR per subtest in TestStorageRejectsAllSandboxTempRoots so the second iteration does not inherit the first iteration's value, which could cause WritePlan to accept a sandbox-writable root on systems where t.TempDir() is outside /tmp.
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Holding this at the contribution gate. This is not a review of the code, which I haven't assessed.
CONTRIBUTING asks that a community pull request be tied to an existing issue carrying the issue-approved label, and says one opened before that "will be closed without review". This PR refs #854, which is a closed pull request rather than an issue, so there is no approved issue behind it. The nearest one I can find is #664, "Expose spec-draft (Plan Mode) as a settable session mode over ACP". That one is approved, but it's scoped to ACP rather than a TUI /plan command and it's assigned to someone else, so it doesn't cover this either.
At +8,699 across 53 files this is also squarely the kind of change AGENTS.md asks to be discussed with maintainers before implementation. The quickest path is an issue describing the /plan command, its lifecycle and the storage outside the workspace, so the design can be agreed there first. If it's approved, this can come back against it; a PR that has already had the design agreed will get a much faster review than one where the design and the code are being judged together.
I've left the decision on whether to close this to the maintainers.
- Skip the storage containment test instead of failing setup when the /tmp or /var/tmp fixture roots cannot be created (Android/Termux has neither directory). - Announce loops stopped by /spec and by spec approval, matching the notices /new, /resume, and /btw already print.
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The durable plan store is outside the workspace and protected correctly (no-follow handles, reparse checks on Windows, sandbox-writable temp roots excluded from both storage and editor staging, so the sandboxed agent cannot reach the durable plan), with a cross-process lock, baseline-hash compare-and-swap, temp-plus-rename, and versioned format marker. The gate semantics are right: plan mode restricts tools and pauses permission prompts, /plan off restores the previous mode and defaults to Ask never Auto, and plan text never bypasses per-tool permission gates. Rejected editor edits preserved for recovery is a thoughtful touch.
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Summary
Add a session-scoped
/planworkflow to the TUI, with durable per-workspace/session storage outside the workspace and external editing through$VISUALor$EDITOR. A plan update is accepted only after its durable write succeeds, so failed saves cannot leave the tool and panel ahead of status and reloads.Refs #854. This PR continues the plan-mode work from the closed PR.
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/plan on,/plan status,/plan open, and/plan off, permission-mode restoration, and lifetime notices. Switching sessions exits Plan mode; returning from BTW restores the parent's mode.<!-- zero-plan-format: 2 -->so leading backslashes remain literal. Retain the legacy decoder and convert older plans with a baseline check before staging; an unchanged editor still produces no authored edit. Document the marker and continuation quoting in the README.Test plan
Validated with Go 1.26.6:
make fmt-check,go vet ./..., and full Linuxgo test ./....go run ./cmd/zero-release buildandgo run ./cmd/zero-release smoke.make lint-staticwith pinned golangci-lint v2.12.2;make vulncheckwith pinned govulncheck v1.3.0.internal/tuiandinternal/planmode, Windows plan/editor/BTW/storage tests, and macOS arm64 TUI test cross-compilation.git diff HEAD --check.Windows temporary-directory cleanup failures were intermittent; the affected tests passed on focused reruns. The macOS check above is cross-compilation, not native execution.
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d5411482, Linux and macOS CI passed. Windows CI failed inTestExecCommandForegroundServerReturnsSessionAndServesHTTP:server output did not include listening address. The test is unchanged frommainand expects the address in the initial 500 ms output window. A maintainer rerun is needed; GitHub rejected the rerun request because it requires repository admin rights.Regressions were run against the original PR head and the fixed code:
TestPlanPublicationFailureKeepsConsumersAlignedforces conflicts, lock failures, startup read errors, and persistent unreadability through the actual TUI agent/tool callback path. It checks the tool, panel, status, durable file, model error result, and BTW return; success, empty clears, and completion without a live sink are also covered. The original code failed withtool accepted rejected publicationandmodel error result = false, want true for durable publication.TestCancelledParentPlanMessageCannotReplaceBTWSnapshotfailed on the original code withcancelled parent replaced accepted BTW snapshot.TestPlanEditorPreservesLiteralBackslashesfailed on the original code witheditor reload changed literal backslashes, losing one backslash from a two-backslash path. Fixed tests also cover legacy decoding, CRLF, continuation quoting, and conversion without a false edit event.The earlier
TestPlanPublicationCancelsWhileLockIsHeldregression returnedlockutil: lock is heldon the original implementation instead ofcontext deadline exceeded; the fixed code preserves the durable plan while honoring cancellation.The publication integration regression also checks read-versus-write error labels across live, BTW, and completion delivery. On the previous head it failed with
publication failure reported the wrong operation; the fixed code names the operation that failed.Prior reviewer feedback addressed
TMPDIRand an actual directory beneath/tmp.Summary by CodeRabbit
/plan opento edit and save a session’s plan using your configured editor. Failed or conflicting saves leave the accepted plan unchanged and preserve recoverable edits./planstatus reflects the saved plan when available./btwconversation./planis unavailable within/btw;/specremains available.Recreated from closed PR #1008 by @euxaristia (approved but unmerged). Original branch: euxaristia/zero:feat/tui-plan-mode-v2