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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates workspace binding refresh, poll-aware memory status, skill-sync timestamps, sidebar status lines, and workspace sync notification classification. Tests cover polling, binding changes, marker validation, account scoping, and sync result messages. ChangesWorkspace synchronization
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participant BindingState
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BindingState->>WorkspaceSidebar: notify binding change
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WorkspaceSidebar->>Manage: request status with resolved binding
Manage->>MemorySync: check poller memory enablement
MemorySync-->>Manage: enabled, disabled, or unknown
Manage-->>WorkspaceSidebar: memory counts and skill-sync timestamp
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Seven findings, all valid. Two of them correct claims I made in earlier commit messages, which is worth saying plainly. **The poller was still hitting the network for enabled workspaces.** I claimed it asks "not at all once it is yes". True for sixty seconds — `memoryEnabled`'s positive TTL — after which an ENABLED workspace went back to the wire on every other tick, a steady drip of `/datamates` for the life of the session. The poller now keeps its own memo of BOTH answers on a five-minute TTL. **A transient network error was rendered as "0 not synced".** `memoryStatus` is deliberately three-way, with a comment saying an unreachable service must not be reported as "this workspace has no memory" — and then the poller path called `memoryEnabled`, which folds error into `false`, memoized that for five minutes, and `memoryCounts` turned it into `unsynced: 0`. A failed request rendered as "your memory is up to date". `unsynced` is now `number | null`; null means "not known", and both call sites print the bare count instead of claiming zero. This is the same defect as the sync toast, one layer down: an error wearing the costume of a clean answer. **The poller memo was keyed by workspace id alone.** Ids are tenant-local, so after an account switch a same-numbered workspace in the new tenant inherited the old tenant's answer for the whole TTL. Keyed by tenant and API URL now, the same scoping the binding cache already uses. **Unlink did not notify when the cache write failed.** I had guarded the notification on a successful drop and called the difference unobservable when a mutation survived. That was wrong: the server-side unlink has already happened, and the resolve path does not depend on this file being rewritten — it drops the revalidation stamp and records a lookup miss, so the next resolve hears "unbound" regardless. Guarding on the write meant the pane kept naming a workspace the project was no longer bound to, in the case where something had already gone wrong. **A rename did not wake the sidebar.** `bindingChanged` comes from `sameBinding`, which compares identity — id, remote, path — because it also gates the memory seed; widening it would re-seed a workspace on every rename. The tile renders the name, so the rename is checked separately. Also: the tile clears counts and the manage URL when the workspace actually changes, so a rebind cannot show the old numbers under the new name (an "unknown" outcome still leaves them standing, rather than blanking a working tile over a blip); and a queued refresh no longer starts after the view is disposed. Tests: 504 pass, 3 new. Mutation-checked — reporting unknown as 0, memoizing an error as "disabled", and ignoring renames each fail a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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#1279 sits on top of #1278, and three commits landed on the base while this branch moved — the symlink guard, the three unlink defects, and the status/sweep gating fixes. GitHub had this PR as CONFLICTING. Both conflicts were additive rather than semantic: each side inserted new code at the same point, and git could not tell they were independent. `state.ts` — the base added `forgetBindingUnscoped` (the no-credentials unlink path) exactly where this branch added the binding-change listener registry. Both kept. The conflict split INSIDE `notifyBindingChanged`, so the closing braces after the marker belonged to only one of the two blocks and the naive resolution left the function unterminated; restored. `manage.test.ts` — the two import blocks are a union, not a choice: `onBindingChanged` and `resetPollMemoForTests` from this branch, `resolveProjectIdentifier` and `pendingCount` from the base. 508 tests pass, typecheck clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
…ate reasons Eight defects from the bot reviews on #1279, each with a test that fails without its fix. - `lastSuccessfulSyncAt` reads the managed manifest's mtime instead of the in-memory map. The map is per thread, and the per-message sync that stamps it runs in the server worker while the sidebar renders on the main thread — so the "skills synced Xm ago" line never saw the syncs that happened. - The poller no longer re-asks `/datamates` through `pendingCount`'s gate once its own scoped memo says enabled (`trustEnabled`). Without it the sidebar dripped one request per minute after the write path's 60s positive expired — the exact drip the five-minute memo exists to stop. - The poller no longer consults the bare-id `memoryEnabledCache` at all, and asks `memoryStatus` fresh on a memo miss. Workspace ids are tenant-local; the shared cache reopened a 60s window where a positive from the previous account was served to a same-numbered workspace in the next. - `SyncReport.gatedBecause` names why a sweep never ran; `syncMessage` stops telling the user "memory is off" when the real reason was a failed local read, a missing binding, or the build flag. - `lastValidatedAt` is stamped only when the server says bound. Stamping on unbound meant a persistently failing `forgetBinding` write let the next resolve trust the stale row for a whole revalidation window. - The sidebar clears detail and manage URL on an account switch even when the new workspace has the same id (`boundScope` vs the credentials' scope). - `describeAge` rounds each label from raw elapsed ms; rounding twice had squeezed "1m ago" into a ~30s window. - Dead `dropped` in `forgetBinding` and an unreachable `setManageUrl(null)` removed; `resetPollMemoForTests` now clears every memo the poller touches. Verified: 518 pass across `test/altimate/workspace` + `test/altimate/plugin`, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: reverting each of the manifest read, the `trustEnabled` gate, the read-failed reason, and the fresh status read fails its test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Scoped review of 313a808d2 against the PR's own claims, every finding checked in the code; the blocking one is reproduced with a throwaway test. Verdict at the end.
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test/altimate/workspace+test/altimate/plugin+test/plugin708 pass on this head (oneplugin.loader.shared5 s timeout that passes in isolation — runner noise, seen on 1278 too). - The poller memo does what the description says on a reachable service: one
/datamatesrequest per five minutes per (tenant, API URL, workspace),trustEnabledkeepspendingCount's gate from re-asking, and the scoped memo no longer consults the bare-id positive cache. The "does not drip" and account-switch tests pin both. unsynced: nullis honoured by both renderers — a backlog is printed only when it is a known non-zero — so an outage reads the same as a zero backlog rather than as "0 not synced". I agree with the reply on the open cubic thread..synced-atis written only on clean runs, validated on read (/^\d+$/, safe integer,> 0),ENOENT/ENOTDIRanswer null, the marker name is excluded from skill ids, and the managed.gitignoreis*so it never shows up as an untracked file in the user's repo.bind()in the manage tests awaits the backfill, so the cleared-log assertion in "the poller does not drip" is not racing it.lastValidatedAtno longer stamped on an unbound answer: correct on its own, and needed for what follows.
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state.tsforgetBinding— a cache write that keeps failing turns the notify → refresh → resolve chain into a hot loop. Reproduced: a row on disk, the server answering unbound, the state directory read-only, and a subscriber that re-resolves the way the sidebar's queued refresh does — 40 notifications and 40 resolves in 24 ms, row still on disk, one "could not drop a binding" warning per iteration. The mechanism:forgetBindingnotifies even when the write failed and nothing on disk changed (the guard this commit removed); with the unbound answer no longer stamped as validated and the miss memoized for five minutes, every resolve re-entersforgetBinding, which notifies, which the sidebar answers with another resolve. Reached fromunlink(clearLocalBinding→forgetBinding) and from the resolver on a server-side unbind; the trigger is any persistently failing write to the state directory, whichclearLocalBinding's own docstring treats as a supported condition. Suggested: notify only on a successful write (a read-only state directory then costs one poll interval of staleness, which is the right trade), or make the sidebar's queued re-run coalesce with a minimum interval — either alone breaks the loop. -
workspace-sidebar.tsxrefresh— while the service is unreachable the poller requests back to back, which is the drip the description says it cannot afford. Each refresh then makes up to three calls with a 15 s budget:resolveBindingOutcome(unknown is deliberately not memoized),Manage.status(dir, { poll: true })resolving the binding again, andmemoryStatus(…, { fresh: true })for the poller memo (unknown not memoized there either). That is longer than the 30 s tick, so the tick setsrefreshQueuedand thefinallystarts the next refresh at once — continuous requests for as long as the outage lasts. Suggested: queue a re-run only from a binding-change notification, not from the interval, and hand the outcome the sidebar already resolved tostatusinstead of resolving twice.
Worth a line, not blocking
src/provider/models-snapshot.tsis regenerated in this PR (anopen_weightsflag, avideomodality, and context limits change). It is auto-generated and unrelated to the sidebar; please drop it from the diff — it changes what users see in the model list.lastSuccessfulSyncAt's docstring still opens with "Reads the process-global store"; the body reads the marker from disk. Same for the description's "allowNetwork: falseis load-bearing" paragraph, which describes the earlier iteration — the current design ispoll: truewith a bounded memo.- Adoption in
lookupBindingwrites the cache without notifying; harmless today because the sidebar is the caller, but a/workspaceopen that adopts leaves the tile to the next poll.
Verdict: request changes on 1 (a real availability defect in a supported degraded mode) and 2. The rest — the memo, the marker, the toast variants, the tri-state tile — is sound and well tested.
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Retargeted onto main after #1278 merged: the branch's history was rebuilt as one commit carrying only the sidebar change and its supporting fixes, which the stacked history had interleaved with #1278's own commits. The pane names the workspace but said nothing about whether local state has drifted from it, so there was no moment at which a user learned they have memory the workspace never received, or skills that have not synced. Two lines under the name and manage URL: 12 memories · 3 not synced skills synced 6m ago Status, not affordances. The tile refreshes every 30s and reacts at once to a link, unlink or rebind made in this process (`onBindingChanged`). Supporting changes, each with the review round that asked for it: - `Manage.status(dir, { poll })`: the poller resolves the memory setting on a rate-limited path (at most once per five minutes on a "no", never once it is "yes"); the `/workspace` menu stays cache-only and off the network. - `memory-sync`: the poller's scoped memo is its only cache, `pendingCount` trusts a settled enablement, `resetOverlay` clears every memo. - `skill-sync`: `lastSuccessfulSyncAt` reads a `.synced-at` marker written on clean runs only; a partial run and a clean up-to-date run both leave the manifest unusable for this. Missing or malformed marker is unknown. - `state`: binding-change listeners; `lastValidatedAt` stamped only when the server says bound. - Sidebar: scope-aware rebind (clears detail on an account switch even for a same-numbered workspace), floored age labels, coalesced refresh that stops after unmount. - Sync toast: `gatedBecause` names why a sweep never ran, and a gated sweep is never a green success. Tests: 630 pass across the workspace, plugin and telemetry suites on main; every guard above was mutation-checked in the original review rounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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… ticks, no double resolve Ralph's review of #1279, both blocking items and the notes. - `forgetBinding` notifies only when something on disk changed. Notifying on a failed write too made a hot loop when the state directory could not be written: the sidebar answers a notification with a resolve, the resolve hears the memoized miss and re-enters `forgetBinding`, the write fails again, it notifies again. A read-only state directory now costs one poll interval of staleness. Reproduced as a test: forty notifications before, zero after. - The sidebar queues a re-run only for a binding-change notification; a tick that lands mid-refresh is dropped. During an outage each refresh outlasted the tick, so the interval re-queued the next one back to back. - `Manage.status` takes the binding the sidebar already resolved instead of resolving it again — two unmemoized requests per pass during an outage. - Adoption in `lookupBinding` notifies, so a `/workspace` open that adopts wakes the tile; the row is stamped validated first, so the answering resolve does not come back. - `lastSuccessfulSyncAt`'s docstring describes the marker, not the map. Verified: 547 pass across the workspace + plugin suites, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: notifying regardless, and ignoring the handed binding, each fail a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Thanks — both blocking items were real, and the reproduction for the first one saved me from arguing with it. Fixed in e526f9c, on the retargeted head ( 1. Hot loop on a failed cache write — 2. Back-to-back requests during an outage — both of your suggestions, since each alone would have closed it but they fix different halves:
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🟡 Minor · Clear the validation stamp when the cache write fails. · packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/state.ts:752-752
752-752: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClear the validation stamp when the cache write fails.
lastValidatedAtis stamped beforewriteCache. If a rebind or rename succeeds on the server but the cache write fails, the notification refresh trusts the previous cached row forREVALIDATE_MS. The sidebar continues to show the old workspace after a successful operation.Delete this stamp in the catch branch. The notified refresh will then query the server and adopt the current binding.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/memory-sync.ts`:
- Around line 725-730: The polling logic around pollMemo and memoryStatus must
deduplicate concurrent cold-cache checks per scoped key. Track and reuse one
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…s scope check tolerates a blip and a race - The clean-sync marker is written into the staged tree beside the manifest and lands in the same rename, so the two can never describe different workspaces. Written afterwards at the root, there was a window in which B's manifest sat beside A's marker. The clean up-to-date run, which publishes nothing, still stamps at the root — its manifest is unchanged. - The sidebar treats a null scope (credentials unreadable this instant) as no information rather than as an account change, and re-reads the scope after the resolve: a scope that moved underneath the resolver drops that outcome for the next tick instead of comparing it against the old scope. Verified: 548 pass across the workspace + plugin suites, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: dropping either marker write fails a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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… on an unknown; renames wake the tile - `.synced-at` is JSON carrying the workspace id, tenant and API URL it was written for, and `lastSuccessfulSyncAt` validates against the binding it reports under from the marker alone. Checking the manifest beside it was a second read, and another process could swap the tree between the two. Writing it is best-effort in the staged tree, so a failed marker write cannot cost a complete snapshot its publish. - The poller memoizes "unknown" for one tick. Not memoizing it meant every tick during an outage asked, and a queued re-run after a self-adoption asked twice in one tick. - A same-id adoption that changes the name or identifiers notifies, and the resolver's same-workspace answer carries the server's current name rather than the row as read before the write. - The sidebar clears what it rendered when the scope moved under the resolve (rather than only dropping the outcome), and re-checks the scope before committing the manage URL and the status, each of which takes a credentials read of its own. Verified: 550 pass across the workspace + plugin suites, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: not memoizing unknown, not notifying on a rename, returning the stale name, and skipping the marker's identity check each fail a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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| // manage base and the status each take a credentials read of their own, | ||
| // and a switch during either would otherwise pair one account's binding | ||
| // with another's URL or counts. | ||
| const stillThisScope = async () => (await currentScope()) === scope |
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+ // manage base and the status each take a credentials read of their own,
+ // and a switch during either would otherwise pair one account's binding
+ // with another's URL or counts.
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| test("a clean run that finds the snapshot up to date still advances the age", async () => { | ||
| // Publishing nothing is still a successful sync. Without a stamp here | ||
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Make the global fetch mock safe for parallel Bun tests. The current command runs tests serially within each file, but this suite has no isolation for parallel execution. If two tests overlap, serve can overwrite globalThis.fetch while another test is awaiting syncSkills; afterEach restores the mock only after the overlap. Serialize this suite or replace the global mock with request-scoped injection.
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G3 does not hold for concurrent unchanged runs: if process A decides snapshot A is up to date, then process B swaps in a partial snapshot B before this reread, A reads B's manifest and writes a fresh B marker even though it never completed a clean sync for B. lastSuccessfulSyncAt(directory, B) then accepts that marker and conceals the partial publish; the unchanged-run marker must remain tied to the snapshot A actually checked rather than being written into whichever live tree exists afterward.
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G3's binding validation is bypassed on non-ENOENT read failures. For example, after a successful sync for workspace A populates lastSyncedAt, rebind the directory to B and make .synced-at unreadable; readFile rejects and this directory-only fallback returns A's timestamp without comparing the supplied B binding, so the sidebar reports A's age under B. Return null for such failures or retain binding identity alongside the fallback timestamp.
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🟡 Minor · Do not return an unscoped timestamp after marker read errors. · packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/skill-sync.ts:302-302
302-302: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not return an unscoped timestamp after marker read errors.
If marker reading fails with
EACCES,EIO, or another non-absence error, this fallback returnslastSyncedAtby directory only. After a workspace or account switch, it can show the previous binding's sync age under the current binding.Return
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Part of #1272 — the discoverability half.
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What does this PR do?
The workspace pane names the workspace but says nothing about whether local state
has drifted from it. So there is no moment at which a user learns they have memory
the workspace never received, or skills that have not synced this session — which
means
/workspace synchas no discoverability problem to solve, because nothingever suggests running it.
Two lines under the existing name and manage URL:
Both are status, not affordances. The pane takes no input and none of the five
sidebar plugins does, so nothing here becomes clickable.
The poller's network use is bounded, not banned. The sidebar refreshes every
30s.
Manage.status(dir, { poll: true })resolves the workspace's memory settingthrough
memoryEnabledForPoller: one scoped memo per (tenant, API URL, workspace)that asks at most once per five minutes on a "no" and never once it is "yes",
coalesces overlapping misses, and is the poller's only cache — it does not read
the write path's bare-id positive, which reopened a cross-tenant window. The
/workspacemenu is the opposite: awaited before the dialog can open, so it readsthe setting from cache alone and reports unknown as
null. A tick that landswhile a refresh is still out is dropped rather than queued, and the sidebar hands
the binding it resolved to
statusinstead of resolving twice — so an outagecosts one bounded refresh per tick, not back-to-back requests.
Unknown is reported as unknown in both places, deliberately. Treating unknown
enablement as enabled shows a backlog on a workspace that has memory off; treating
it as disabled hides a real one. Likewise
skillsSyncedAtis null unless a cleansync wrote a
.synced-atmarker beside a manifest for this binding — a partialrun, a removed snapshot, a malformed marker, or the previous workspace's snapshot
all read as null, and the line is hidden rather than rendered as "never synced".
The tile hears about a link, unlink, rebind or rename made in this process through
onBindingChangedwithout waiting for the poll. It is notified only when thecache on disk actually changed: notifying on a failed write too made a hot loop
with a read-only state directory (Ralph's reproduction), so that case now costs
one poll interval of staleness instead.
How did you verify your code works?
547 pass across
test/altimate/workspaceandtest/altimate/pluginon theretargeted head; typecheck clean. Every guard has a test that fails without it —
the poller drip, the account-switch memo, the coalesced miss, the marker's
binding check, the hot loop, the double resolve — mutation-checked in the review
rounds that asked for each.
Screenshots / recordings
Text-only sidebar lines; the shape is in the code block above.
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Known gaps
existing harness in this repo, so coverage stops at the data
status()returns.name a link. Whichever lands second takes the rebase.
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Adds memory drift and skill-sync age to the workspace sidebar so users can see when
/workspace syncis needed. Sync feedback now distinguishes refused memories, transport failures, and gated sweeps, so failed or skipped work is never reported as success.Sidebar
.synced-atmarker written only after clean runs and swapped atomically with the manifest on publish; missing, malformed, or other-binding markers stay unknown.Sync toast
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