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feat: an input queue; what arrives mid-answer is held and answered next - #214
A chat runs one answer at a time. Until now a message sent while one was running was refused (chat_busy), and a signal sent then waited for the user's next message. With this, both are held, and the answer that ends starts the next turn with everything held.
Hold a message:handleChat({ ifBusy: "queue" }), or queue: true in the body of POST agents/:agent/:chatId. The response is 202 { queued: { id } } with no stream. Opt-in: the default is still chat_busy.
Hold a signal:sendSignal on a busy chat, or one waiting on an approval or tool result, returns { id, queued: true }. wake: false is unchanged and never held.
One turn for everything held. User messages in arrival order; signals are stored before them as signals that wait, so the model reads them with those messages. With only signals held, the last one opens the turn. What arrives during that turn gets the turn after.
Not while the chat waits on a person. Held inputs stay held until the approval or tool result is decided and that answer ends.
A cap per chat:inputQueue.max, 20 by default. Past it a message is refused with QueueFullError (queue_full, 429); a signal falls back to waiting for the user's next message.
List and cancel:runtime.listQueued, runtime.cancelQueued, DELETE chats/:chatId/queue/:messageId (only a message the caller can see waiting).
Poll:runtime.pollChat and GET chats/:chatId/poll?cursor=… return whether an answer is running, what is held, and the history when it differs from the cursor. A running answer is saved per step, so a poll shows it grow step by step.
How
Held inputs live apart from the history, behind six optional storage methods (enqueueInput, listQueuedInputs, removeQueuedInputs, takeQueuedInputs, returnQueuedInputs, finishQueuedInputs). They are appended to the history when their turn opens, so history order stays the order things happened and nothing stored is rewritten. The Drizzle adapters implement them on a new latch_queued_inputs table (migrate creates it). An adapter without them behaves exactly as before.
Who starts the next turn: the turn that ended, once its run is settled. With waitUntil on the runtime (new, for example from @vercel/functions), that happens after the response: the stream closes when its own answer is done, and a held message's 202 returns at once. Without it, a transform keeps the stream open, silent, until the held turn is done, since an open response is the only thing that keeps every host alive. On the non-streaming path (runAgent, a signal's own turn, schedules) the drain runs after that turn's result is read.
Crash backstop:runtime.cron() starts the turn for inputs held more than 15 seconds with nobody starting one, through a fourth optional storage method (listChatsWithQueuedInputs), and reports the count as held.
Taking held inputs: the run that answers them opens first, with no message of its own. Once the chat is that run's, it takes everything held with one statement and works only from what it took; nothing is decided from an earlier read of the queue. So two workers answer nothing twice; a taken input is not listed as waiting, not counted against the cap, and can't be cancelled; one cancelled before the take is never answered; one replaced by a retry is answered as replaced. The agent is resolved for the message really answered before anything is stored, and if the turn can't start, what it took goes back to wait.
A sender whose input was held just after the chat went free looks at the queue once itself.
Whose turn: the held turn runs as the principal stored with its first user message (or first signal), through reconstructPrincipal. If what the run took is led by someone else than it was opened as (a message was cancelled in between, in a chat two people share), it gives the inputs back and starts over as them. An input whose sender is refused is dropped with a warning.
Tests
core queue.test.ts (28, now also waitUntil, the cron tick, capacity while answering, a cancellation as the turn opens, two workers at once, and a failing chat in a cron batch): refused without the option; held then answered; several inputs in one turn; prefix equal on the turn after; regenerate is never held; cap; cancel; input arriving during the drained turn; signals only; wake: false; waiting on a person; a signal arriving during another signal's turn; adapter without the queue; pollChat.
Storage conformance: five checks (taking, returning and finishing; arrival order within one millisecond, the cap, the cron listing with its rotation and chat limit, deletion and no input for a deleted chat), run against SQLite (libsql) and Postgres (PGlite).
drizzle queue.test.ts: the whole flow through both real adapters, including the stored principal, and again with durability on.
server: the queue body field, queue_full → 429, the poll and cancel routes.
On a real serverless host.waitUntil, and the open stream without it, are tested in-process only.
A crash in the middle of a held turn. With durability on, the queue is tested for the normal flow and for the cron tick picking up a stranded input, on both adapters. A held turn that dies mid-answer should recover like any run, but no test kills one.
A real useChat page. The polling snippet in the guide is not run anywhere.
Known limits
The held turn is not streamed to the page; it arrives by polling, step by step. Without waitUntil, the page's open stream also stays open (silent) until that turn is finished.
A held input never expires.
pollChat's running reads the chat's recent runs; a crashed non-durable run reads as running until it is superseded.
pollChat loads the full history on the server each time to compute the cursor. Only the response is small.
Queue messages sent while a chat is answering for its next turn; signals can also wait while work is in progress.
Poll chat status and queued messages, and retrieve updated conversation history without an open stream. Visible queued messages can be canceled before their turn starts.
Queues hold up to 20 inputs by default. When full, new inputs are rejected and can be retried after the chat answers.
Background processing and scheduled recovery can start queued turns. Queued submissions return confirmation without opening a stream.
Documentation
Added queue guidance and updated setup, API, recovery, storage, and error references, including Drizzle migration requirements.
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The change adds storage-backed queues for eligible messages and signals in busy chats. It adds runtime draining and recovery, polling and cancellation APIs, authenticated server routes, and supporting documentation and tests.
The storage contract adds optional held-input operations and a QueuedInput record. Drizzle schemas and migrations add latch_queued_inputs. Adapters implement queue operations, ownership checks, overdue-chat discovery, and deletion cleanup. Conformance checks and adapter tests cover these operations.
Runtime queueing, draining, and polling packages/core/src/runtime.ts, packages/core/src/queue.test.ts, packages/core/src/__tests__/turn.ts, packages/core/src/cron.test.ts, packages/core/src/signals.test.ts
The runtime adds queue configuration, queues eligible messages and signals, drains held inputs into turns, and recovers overdue inputs through cron(). It exposes listQueued, cancelQueued, and pollChat. Tests cover queue behavior, turn settlement, and polling.
HTTP queue and poll routes packages/server/src/handler.ts, packages/server/src/handler.test.ts
The handler forwards requests with queue: true, returns HTTP 429 for queue_full, and adds routes for polling and cancelling queued messages. Tests cover request forwarding and route responses.
Queue feature guidance and release notes .changeset/input-queue.md, apps/docs/content/docs/**, apps/docs/scripts/build-skill.mjs, skills/latch/**
The guides and references describe queue behavior, storage support, polling, runtime configuration, server routes, and cron recovery. The changeset marks three packages for minor releases.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ServerHandler
participant Runtime
participant StorageAdapter
Client->>ServerHandler: Submit message with queue true
ServerHandler->>Runtime: Call handleChat with ifBusy queue
Runtime->>StorageAdapter: Enqueue held input
Runtime-->>ServerHandler: Return queued ID
ServerHandler-->>Client: Return queued response
Runtime->>StorageAdapter: Take held inputs for a run
Runtime->>Runtime: Start turn from held inputs
Client->>ServerHandler: Poll chat with cursor
ServerHandler->>Runtime: Call pollChat
Runtime-->>ServerHandler: Return status, queued inputs, and changed history
ServerHandler-->>Client: Return poll result
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The queue feature appears functionally complete, and the earlier documentation and deleted-chat concerns look addressed. The remaining gap is a test that would not catch an over-broad purge deleting queued inputs for live chats. Adding one extra assertion is a reasonable follow-up before or shortly after merge.
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A message (handleChat ifBusy: queue) or signal that reaches a busy chat is
held in storage, apart from the history. The turn that ends starts the next
one with everything held, in one turn. listQueued / cancelQueued, a cap per
chat, and pollChat for a page with no stream open.
Storage: three optional methods, on a new latch_queued_inputs table in the
Drizzle adapters. An adapter without them behaves as before.
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… tick starts stranded ones
- RuntimeConfig.waitUntil: the turn for held inputs runs after the response
has ended, so the answer's stream closes on time and a held message's 202
returns at once. Without it the stream stays open until that turn is done.
- runtime.cron() starts the turn for inputs held more than 15 s with nobody
starting one, through the optional listChatsWithQueuedInputs.
- The queue is tested with durability on, on both Drizzle adapters.
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Minor · Update the wake description for queued signals. · runtime.md:121
skills/latch/references/reference/runtime.md:121 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Update the wake description for queued signals.
With queue-capable storage, a signal sent to a busy or waiting chat can be held and start its own later turn. This row instead says it waits for the next user message, contradicting the new queued result on Line 128. Describe the queued path and its fallback cases in the source reference, then regenerate this file.
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The `wake` description in the runtime reference says deferred signals wait for the next user message, which conflicts with the `queued` result. Update the source reference for `sendSignal` to describe how queued signals start a later turn when storage supports queuing, and document the actual fallback behavior when queuing is unavailable; then regenerate this file.
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Review comments at @apps/docs/content/docs/guides/deploy-on-vercel.mdx:
- Line 58: Update the example route in deploy-on-vercel.mdx to read the
request’s queue option and pass the queue behavior to runtime.handleChat when it
is true, preserving the default behavior otherwise. Keep the generated
deploy-on-vercel skill reference synchronized with the updated page.
Review comments at @apps/docs/content/docs/guides/queue.mdx:
- Line 98: Update the polling effect’s tick so an in-flight request cannot
overwrite newer streamed messages or apply stale responses: prevent overlapping
ticks, and check an active cancellation flag after fetch completes before
updating the cursor or state. Deactivate polling during effect cleanup while
preserving the existing immediate tick and interval behavior.
Review comments at @packages/core/src/runtime.ts:
- Line 5048: The drainer can execute a captured input after cancellation
succeeds. Replace the unguarded `listQueuedInputs` read in the drainer with an
atomic claim coordinated with `cancelQueued` and turn opening, so a successfully
cancelled input cannot be claimed or executed; do not rely on a second unguarded
read.
- Line 5101: Move the removal of admitted inputs in the `runToCompletion` flow
to when their turn opens, rather than after the full answer finishes. Ensure
inputs being answered no longer count toward queue capacity or appear in
`listQueued`, while preserving queue entries for inputs still waiting for a
turn.
- Line 5128: Update the `drainQueue` selection around
`listChatsWithQueuedInputs` so chats that cannot currently start a turn do not
repeatedly occupy the first 50 results and starve later eligible chats. Use
pagination that advances fairly across eligible chats or exclude chats blocked
on approvals or tool results, while preserving recovery of stranded inputs for
chats that can start a turn.
- Line 4873: The ifNew duplicate check can become stale while a drainer waits in
resolveAgentConfig, allowing the same input to open a second sequential turn.
Make the input-ownership or message-absence check atomic with turn opening in
the openTurn flow, so only one drainer can claim that input; preserve the
existing one-active-run constraint.
- Around line 5129-5132: Isolate failures for each chat in the queue-processing
loop: handle exceptions from reconstructPrincipal and drainQueue for the current
chat so they do not exit the batch, leave failed input queued for recovery, and
continue processing later chats.
Review comments at @packages/drizzle/src/adapter.shared.ts:
- Line 502: Update the enqueue write following getChat so chat existence and
ownership are validated atomically with inserting the queued input, and
serialize that operation with chat deletion and purge. Use the existing database
transaction or locking mechanism that guarantees deletion cleanup cannot finish
before a concurrent enqueue commits; do not rely on the earlier getChat check
alone.
- Around line 509-511: Make the enqueue admission flow atomic across insertion
or retry updates, the capacity check, and any rejection cleanup. Serialize this
flow with competing enqueues and queue readers so a retry cannot report success
for an input that is later deleted, and readers cannot consume an input before
admission succeeds. Use the database’s established transaction and isolation or
locking mechanisms; establish that they cover both the enqueue and reader paths
without weakening existing safeguards.
- Line 1025: Move the s.queuedInputs deletion into each existing chat-deletion
transaction or batch, and keep it subject to the same busy-chat guard as
deleting the chat. Ensure queue rows are removed atomically with their chat so a
failed or interrupted deletion cannot leave queued inputs behind.
- Line 517: Update the queued-input persistence and retrieval flow around this
`db.select()` query to assign each message a per-chat arrival sequence when
first persisted and order results by that sequence instead of `createdAt` and
`id`. Ensure retries reuse the original sequence rather than assigning a new
one, and establish that sequence assignment preserves arrival order for messages
in the same chat.
- Line 486: Update the recovery query around `.limit(limit * 20)` to select each
chat’s oldest input before applying the configured limit, so the limit counts
distinct chats rather than queued rows. Preserve the oldest-input ordering and
ensure chats with many parked inputs cannot crowd out other eligible chats.
Review comments at @skills/latch/references/guides/queue.md:
- Line 128: Update the queue guide’s held-answer explanation to clarify that
keeping the original stream open does not deliver the held turn to the page; the
client must poll or reload history to receive it. Make the correction in the
source guide and regenerate the corresponding queue reference so both documents
describe the same behavior.
- Around line 30-31: Update the queue guide’s response-handling branch to check
res.ok and handle non-OK responses as refusals before describing or reading the
answer stream; keep stream handling for successful responses, then regenerate
this file from the source guide.
Review comments at @skills/latch/references/guides/signals.md:
- Line 60: Update the signals guide’s fallback description to include the
full-queue case: when enqueueInput returns false, sendSignal stores the signal
for the user’s next message rather than returning queued: true. Update the
source guide and regenerate this file so callers know the signal will not start
a turn.
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Review comments at @skills/latch/references/reference/runtime.md:
- Line 121: The `wake` description in the runtime reference says deferred
signals wait for the next user message, which conflicts with the `queued`
result. Update the source reference for `sendSignal` to describe how queued
signals start a later turn when storage supports queuing, and document the
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Review findings on the input queue.
Runtime
- A held turn's run opens with no message, then takes the inputs still held
(one delete) and stores them. Two workers answer nothing twice, a held
input stops counting against the cap and leaves listQueued when its turn
starts, and one cancelled in time is never answered.
- The cron tick isolates each chat's failure and reports it, and carries on.
Storage (Drizzle adapters, conformance checks)
- Arrival order is a per-chat seq, not the timestamp.
- The cap is decided by an input's own place in line, so an insert and a
racing retry agree.
- Nothing is held for a chat deleted mid-call; held inputs are deleted in
the chat's own transaction.
- listChatsWithQueuedInputs limits chats, not rows, and hands out the chats
looked at longest ago first, so parked chats can't starve the others.
Docs: the Vercel route forwards queue, the polling snippet ignores stale and
overlapping responses, refusals are handled apart from streams, and the
queued and full-queue paths of sendSignal are described.
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Major · Do not recreate a deleted chat for held inputs. · runtime.ts:4885-4888
packages/core/src/runtime.ts:4885-4888 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Do not recreate a deleted chat for held inputs.
drainQueue captures the chat and its held inputs before reconstructPrincipal resolves. If the chat is deleted in that window, runToCompletion finds no chat and creates it again under the same ID. The held messages are then written into the new chat at line 4976. The queue removal finds nothing, so the drainer stops and the recreated chat stays. Deleted content persists, and the recreated chat is titled from the deleted message.
A held turn should stop when its chat no longer exists. Held inputs can only belong to an existing chat, so a missing chat means nothing is left to answer.
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if (!chat) {
+ // Held inputs belong to an existing chat; a missing one was deleted.+ if (o.held) throw new NothingHeld();
chat = await storage.createChat(o.principal, {
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Update the missing-chat branch in runToCompletion to stop processing when the turn has held inputs, rather than recreating the chat; use the existing NothingHeld outcome so deleted chat content is not restored. Preserve chat creation for turns without held inputs.
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- Around line 4905-4907: Update the cleanup branch that calls removeQueuedInputs
before throwing NothingHeld so it removes entries only after the current worker
has acquired the chat’s run; prior history alone must not establish that queued
inputs are abandoned. Ensure same-chat runs are serialized or use an atomic
claim, and extend the concurrent-worker test with a barrier between append and
removal to verify another active run’s input is preserved.
- Line 5138: Update runToCompletion so held-input admission and selection
complete before the agent is resolved, then derive the resolution context from
the final admitted inputs in kept rather than the stand-in lead.message. Ensure
that context is used consistently for agent construction, tools, and buildTurn’s
messageContext, including when an earlier held message is cancelled.
Review comments at @packages/drizzle/src/adapter.shared.ts:
- Around line 494-503: Make capacity admission atomic with the insert in the
queue-writing flow: ensure the chat is below cap when a new message ID is
inserted, so concurrent drains cannot observe an input that is later rejected.
Preserve acceptance of retries with an existing ID, and use the established
storage mechanism to enforce both conditions atomically.
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- Around line 4885-4888: Update the missing-chat branch in runToCompletion to
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473-473: The deletion-atomicity concern remains in the purge path.
purgeOwner calls removeChats, which deletes the chat at Line 470 before this separate statement removes its queued inputs. If the process stops between those statements, a later purge cannot find the deleted chat and cannot remove its queued messages or serialized principals.
The transaction added to deleteChats does not cover this helper. Include queued-input cleanup in the same transaction as chat removal here too.
- The cap is part of the insert: an input over it is never stored, so no
turn can take one that is about to be refused. One statement on SQLite;
under a lock on the chat row on Postgres.
- A worker never clears another run's inputs from what it sees in the
history: the queue is only settled by the run that holds the chat.
- The agent, its tools and messageContext follow the message the held turn
really answers, not the one the run was opened for. If the input that
decided who the turn runs as was taken back, the turn starts over.
- A chat deleted while inputs were held for it is not created again.
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- Line 148: Update the enqueueInput documentation to clarify that the cap
applies to new message IDs, not replacements: an existing message ID is replaced
in place and returns true even when the queue is full.
Review comments at @packages/core/src/runtime.ts:
- Line 4984: Update the admission flow around the lead identity check and
queue.appendMessages to derive the principal from the inputs actually taken,
then ensure the run, agent factory, and tools use that principal. If it differs
from o.principal, restart admission while preserving the taken inputs so they
are not lost.
- Line 4973: Update the drainer’s `o.held.filter` selection to coordinate with
`enqueueInput` replacements and use the current held message version when
consuming an ID. Ensure a successful replacement remains queued until its
revised message or context is answered, rather than being removed after the
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- Around line 5013-5016: Update the drainer flow around resolveFor so admitted
inputs remain associated with a retryable queue entry until configuration for
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The drain decided things from a copy of the queue read before the run
opened, and each review pass found another race in that gap. The run now
opens first, then takes everything held with one statement and works only
from what it took.
- Storage: takeQueuedInputs / returnQueuedInputs / finishQueuedInputs. A
taken input is not listed as waiting, doesn't count against the cap, and
can't be removed. removeQueuedInputs is cancellation only.
- A message replaced by a retry is answered as replaced.
- The turn runs as the sender of what was taken; if that is someone else
than the run was opened as, the inputs go back and it starts over.
- The agent is resolved for the message really answered before anything is
stored; if that fails, the inputs go back and are tried again.
- A retry of an id already held is accepted on a full queue, also when it
races its own first call for the last place.
- The cron listing's rotation stamp is strictly increasing.
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- Around line 5160-5161: Update the rejected-sender handling around
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@valstu Yes. I checked the redesigned logic at commit 22b6322. GitHub reports changes requested and a blocked merge state. It also shows seven unresolved review threads, but not all seven still need the original change.
The following requests still apply:
Holder lookup: A failed getRun lookup is treated as a missing run. That can release inputs held by a live run.
Stale non-durable runs: A dead run can remain active, so a refused sender can block later inputs. The current test marks the run errored rather than covering this case.
Principal selection: Cron stops at the first reconstructed principal even if that principal cannot read the chat.
Reservation cleanup: The two RunLost exits do not release the unused turn reservation.
Lease protection: The history write is now fenced, but startup still has a gap before the heartbeat begins. A superseded run can reach start hooks during that gap.
Owner purge: purgeOwner deletes chats and queued inputs in separate operations. An interruption can leave queued messages and identities behind.
The redesign does address the earlier replacement-before-take and stale-run queue-take scenarios in the current code. I did not change the review or thread states.
I did not run tests. Before merging, add regression tests for the remaining recovery and lease races, and verify purge cleanup is atomic.
I couldn't check this conversation for new learnings, so no new learning was saved.
- A held run that was superseded gives back the turn it reserved.
- A failed lookup of the run holding an input is not taken for a dead run:
it stops the drain, and nothing is released from under a live run.
- The cron tick skips a sender who can no longer read the chat and tries
the next one, so the others' inputs are reached.
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@valstu As of the GitHub check at 11:58 UTC, PR #214 is blocked, and GitHub still reports changes requested. The head is 42de9e9. All listed checks passed, and GitHub reports no merge conflicts.
The latest code addresses the earlier holder lookup, principal selection, and reservation cleanup findings. It also takes the current queued message, which addresses the replacement-before-take concern.
Three concerns remain before merge:
Stale non-durable runs: A dead run can remain active and block queued inputs when its sender is refused. The existing recovery test marks the run errored; it does not cover that crash case.
Lease startup: The history write is fenced, but start hooks run before the heartbeat starts. A superseded run can reach those hooks.
Owner purge: Chat and queue deletion are separate operations. An interruption between them can leave queued messages and identities behind.
I recommend regression tests for the recovery and lease races, and an interruption test that verifies atomic purge cleanup. I did not run tests in this check.
GitHub showed two unresolved threads, both marked outdated. One concerns the replacement case addressed by the current code; the other concerns lease startup. The completed review did not change GitHub’s CHANGES_REQUESTED status.
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…rge clears held inputs first
- The drain no longer drops or releases anything before a run is open. It
opens as the first sender who may still act; that run takes everything
and drops the inputs of senders who may not. A dead run that still reads
as active (no lease to expire) is superseded by storage when the new run
opens, so it can't block the chat's other inputs.
- purgeOwner deletes a chat's held inputs before the chat as well as
after, so a pass stopped part-way leaves nothing unreachable.
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471-471: The purge interruption window remains.
An enqueue can commit after this deletion and before the chat deletion at Line 474. If the process stops before Line 477, the queued message and identity remain. A later purge cannot find them through the deleted chat.
The first deletion narrows the window but does not close it. Delete the chat and its queued inputs in one transaction. This repeats the earlier cleanup finding.
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5222-5223: Check chat access before selecting the lead sender.
A reconstructed principal can be non-null but unable to read this chat. If that sender has the first user message, this helper still selects that sender. runToCompletion then throws NothingHeld because its scoped getChat returns null. All 20 drain attempts repeat that selection, so a later sender's valid input remains stranded.
The access check in startStrandedInputs does not protect this separate selection. Exclude senders who cannot read the chat before selecting the lead. This repeats the earlier sender-access finding.
…ns the inputs
Any failure between opening the run and storing its messages (a storage
read, the sender check) now goes through one path: the inputs wait again,
the run is closed and its reservation released, and the error goes on to
the caller. Before, only some of those failures were caught, and the rest
left the run open holding the chat. Clearing the queue after the messages
are stored no longer stops the turn if it fails.
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@valstu As of the GitHub check at 14:12 UTC, PR #214 is blocked with changes requested. The head is b91779b. All listed checks passed, and GitHub reports no merge conflicts.
These changes still need attention:
Lease startup: The history write is now fenced, but start hooks run before the heartbeat starts. A superseded run can still reach those hooks. Protect startup and add a lease-race test.
Lead sender access:sendersOf can select a sender who no longer has access to the chat. The drain then retries that sender and can leave a later valid input waiting. Check chat access when selecting the lead, and test with two user messages.
Owner purge: Queue and chat deletion are separate operations. A concurrent enqueue followed by an interruption can leave queued data behind. Make cleanup atomic and test that interruption.
The previous stale non-durable run concern has been redesigned: the drainer can now open a new run before handling refused senders. I cannot confirm the old defect still applies. The crash case still needs a regression test: the existing test manually marks the old run errored.
The recent sender-reconstruction and reservation-cleanup changes address the latest two inline findings. GitHub shows one unresolved thread, for lease startup; it is marked outdated. I did not run tests during this check.
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Assert that cleanup preserves inputs for an existing chat.
This test also passes if purgeOwner deletes every queued input. Add a second chat with a queued input, delete only c1, and assert that the second chat's input remains after the purge. Use a different owner for the second chat to cover the global cleanup's isolation boundary.
Based on learnings, filtered-deletion tests should include a similar nonmatching record and assert that it remains.
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Update the cleanup test around dropChats and storage.purgeOwner to include a second chat with a queued input owned by someone other than me. After deleting only c1 and purging me’s records, assert that the second chat’s input remains while the matching input is removed.
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A chat runs one answer at a time. Until now a message sent while one was running was refused (
chat_busy), and a signal sent then waited for the user's next message. With this, both are held, and the answer that ends starts the next turn with everything held.handleChat({ ifBusy: "queue" }), orqueue: truein the body ofPOST agents/:agent/:chatId. The response is202 { queued: { id } }with no stream. Opt-in: the default is stillchat_busy.sendSignalon a busy chat, or one waiting on an approval or tool result, returns{ id, queued: true }.wake: falseis unchanged and never held.inputQueue.max, 20 by default. Past it a message is refused withQueueFullError(queue_full, 429); a signal falls back to waiting for the user's next message.runtime.listQueued,runtime.cancelQueued,DELETE chats/:chatId/queue/:messageId(only a message the caller can see waiting).runtime.pollChatandGET chats/:chatId/poll?cursor=…return whether an answer is running, what is held, and the history when it differs from the cursor. A running answer is saved per step, so a poll shows it grow step by step.How
enqueueInput,listQueuedInputs,removeQueuedInputs,takeQueuedInputs,returnQueuedInputs,finishQueuedInputs). They are appended to the history when their turn opens, so history order stays the order things happened and nothing stored is rewritten. The Drizzle adapters implement them on a newlatch_queued_inputstable (migratecreates it). An adapter without them behaves exactly as before.waitUntilon the runtime (new, for example from@vercel/functions), that happens after the response: the stream closes when its own answer is done, and a held message's202returns at once. Without it, a transform keeps the stream open, silent, until the held turn is done, since an open response is the only thing that keeps every host alive. On the non-streaming path (runAgent, a signal's own turn, schedules) the drain runs after that turn's result is read.runtime.cron()starts the turn for inputs held more than 15 seconds with nobody starting one, through a fourth optional storage method (listChatsWithQueuedInputs), and reports the count asheld.reconstructPrincipal. If what the run took is led by someone else than it was opened as (a message was cancelled in between, in a chat two people share), it gives the inputs back and starts over as them. An input whose sender is refused is dropped with a warning.Tests
queue.test.ts(28, now alsowaitUntil, the cron tick, capacity while answering, a cancellation as the turn opens, two workers at once, and a failing chat in a cron batch): refused without the option; held then answered; several inputs in one turn; prefix equal on the turn after; regenerate is never held; cap; cancel; input arriving during the drained turn; signals only;wake: false; waiting on a person; a signal arriving during another signal's turn; adapter without the queue;pollChat.queue.test.ts: the whole flow through both real adapters, including the stored principal, and again with durability on.queuebody field,queue_full→ 429, the poll and cancel routes.pnpm typecheck:packages,pnpm test,pnpm build,pnpm verify:publishpass.Not verified
waitUntil, and the open stream without it, are tested in-process only.useChatpage. The polling snippet in the guide is not run anywhere.Known limits
waitUntil, the page's open stream also stays open (silent) until that turn is finished.pollChat'srunningreads the chat's recent runs; a crashed non-durable run reads as running until it is superseded.pollChatloads the full history on the server each time to compute the cursor. Only the response is small.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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