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fix(ai-sandbox): a quiet reconnect no longer writes a durable run twice - #2109
A reconnect during a long tool call wrote the rest of a durable sandbox run twice. The host that started the run now holds the driver claim until the run ends. The reconnect tails the log.
🎯 Changes
The fresh durable producer never took run-driver:<runId>. After 5 quiet seconds, takeover started a second writer and both appended the same suffix. withSandbox now holds that claim from setup until a terminal hook.
Docs: one paragraph on docs/sandbox/takeover-advanced. Changeset: patch @tanstack/ai-sandbox.
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Root cause
Issue. A client that reconnects to a durable sandbox run, while a tool call appends nothing for more than 5 seconds, receives the rest of the run twice.
Cause.toServerSentEventsResponse keeps the fresh producer alive after the socket closes. That producer never takes run-driver:<runId>. startRunDriver then reads a quiet log as an idle run and starts a second chat({ attach: true }). Both writers append the same suffix.
Fix.withSandbox setup holds that claim for a fresh run until onFinish, onAbort, or onError. A reconnect waits on the lock and tails the log.
Possible alternatives
Log heartbeats. Write a chunk on a timer so the log never looks idle. This PR uses the lock takeover already has.
Wait forever in awaitLogQuiescence. A quiet live producer still looks idle. A long wait makes the reaper mark the run failed.
Lock inside core durableStreamSource. Core cannot depend on @tanstack/ai-sandbox. The SSE helper has no lock store.
AsyncLocalStorage. Code after await withLock runs outside that store. A Set inside withRunClaim covers the same process.
Testing
Commands run.pnpm test:pr was not run. These passed:
Gate 1 repro, same file on both trees: packages/ai-sandbox/tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.ts. Command: vitest run tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.ts with cwd packages/ai-sandbox.
Clean main 9bcdd4115 failed:
FAIL tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.ts > issue 2035 quiet reconnect > blocks a second driver while the fresh producer is still in setup
AssertionError: expected true to be false // Object.is equality
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+ true
❯ tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.ts:46:21
46| expect(entered).toBe(false)
Test Files 1 failed (1)
Tests 1 failed (1)
Start a durable sandbox run whose tool call appends nothing for more than 5 seconds.
Close the client socket. Do not abort the producer.
Open the GET attach for that run.
On main, the suffix is in the log twice. On this branch, each event is in the log once.
How this PR makes testing easy.packages/ai-sandbox/tests/producer-claim.test.ts and testing/e2e/tests/durable-takeover.spec.ts (a reconnect during a quiet wait does not start a second driver).
A fresh durable POST holds run-driver:<runId> until the run ends. A reaper that must claim that run waits until the producer releases the lock. Revert this PR to restore the old behaviour.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where reconnecting during a long-running sandbox tool call could create duplicate run records. Reconnected sessions now follow the existing run until it finishes, preventing duplicate execution or log entries.
Documentation
Clarified how sandbox run ownership behaves during reconnects and long periods without activity.
A reconnect during a quiet tool call started a second writer because the
original producer never took the run-driver lock. Hold that claim until the
run ends so the reconnect only tails the log.
Fixes#2035
The change adds driver-claim tracking for fresh durable sandbox runs. Eligible producers hold the claim until finish, abort, or error handling releases it. Tests cover claim ownership and reconnects during a quiet journal period.
Changes: Durable run claim lifecycle
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Held driver claim lifecycle packages/ai-sandbox/src/claim.ts
Claim helpers track locally held run claims and provide an idempotent release function for claims that remain held until released.
Middleware acquires claims for eligible fresh durable runs and releases them through finish, abort, and error handling. Tests cover producer and reconnect behavior. Documentation and a patch changeset describe the claim behavior.
The reconnect fix adds claim-retention paths that can leave recovery waiting indefinitely after cancellation or replay. Resolve those lifecycle gaps before merging.
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[#2035] Requirement: a reconnect during a quiet tool call must deliver each later event once, with no second writer. Evidence at the reviewed head: packages/ai-sandbox/src/claim.ts adds holdRunDriverClaim, which acquires run-driver:<runId> through withRunClaim and keeps it until a release function runs. It also adds runDriverClaimHeldLocally to avoid re-acquiring a non-re-entrant lock. packages/ai-sandbox/src/middleware.ts calls holdRunDriverClaim in withSandbox setup. The call runs only when the durable record was created, the run is not an attach, a lock store exists, and the claim is not already held locally. This closes the gap the issue describes: the fresh POST producer now holds the claim that takeover checks. The release is wired to onFinish, onAbort, and onError through releaseDriverClaim. Automated coverage is added in packages/ai-sandbox/tests/producer-claim.test.ts and an e2e case in testing/e2e/tests/durable-takeover.spec.ts. Limits of this review: the middleware diff is truncated at 16000 bytes after the onFinish hunk, so the onAbort and onError release code was checked only through the change summary. The reproduction file tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.ts cited in the PR does not appear in the changed-file list. Test results cited in the PR were not re-run here.
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Changed files map to the objective in #2035. claim.ts adds the local-hold helper and the hold function that the fix needs. middleware.ts adds the setup acquisition, the releaseDriverClaim state field, and try/finally wrappers in onFinish, onAbort, and onError that release the claim. Most of the +249/-200 middleware diff is re-indentation caused by those wrappers. One cosmetic change, a blank line added inside the dispatchDefinitionHooks doc comment, does not change behavior and is not a demonstrated unrelated change. producer-claim.test.ts and the e2e spec are supporting tests for the fix. docs/sandbox/takeover-advanced.md adds one paragraph about the claim. docs/config.json updates one updatedAt value for the related docs entry, which is documentation metadata. The changeset is a patch for @tanstack/ai-sandbox. No change was found that is unconnected to the fix.
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Test claim release on abort and error.
The new tests check claim release through onFinish. Add cases that wait for the claim after onAbort and onError, including when cleanup throws. The hooks currently release the claim in finally, but these tests would not catch a regression.
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Extend the producer-claim tests around the onFinish case to verify claims are
released after onAbort and onError, including when cleanup throws. Wait for the
claim in each scenario and assert it becomes available, preserving coverage of
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Assert the reconnected stream’s deltas.
If delivery drops or duplicates later deltas while the log remains correct, this test can still pass. Assert the drained events to cover the reconnected client’s output.
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Review comment at @testing/e2e/tests/durable-takeover.spec.ts at line 756:
In the durable takeover test, replace the unverified drain in the `attach` flow
with an assertion on `contentDeltas` from the drained events, verifying the
reconnected client receives deltas in order from `1` through `6`.
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Review comments at @packages/ai-sandbox/src/claim.ts:
- Around line 225-226: Update the withRunClaim flow so the fresh producer’s
event-log appends and terminal-record writes remain fenced by the active claim;
when the claim is lost, prevent both write types from proceeding. Propagate the
claim through the producer’s write paths using the existing claim-checking
mechanism, preserving its current safeguards.
Review comments at @packages/ai-sandbox/src/middleware.ts:
- Around line 1244-1245: Update the `withSandbox` finalization flow so
`releaseDriverClaim(state)` does not release the claim before downstream
persistence has durably saved the run. Keep the claim held through that
finalization, and ensure a failed takeover cannot be overwritten by the original
run finishing as completed.
- Line 741: Update the producer flow guarded by durableRecordReady so that after
a pre-create failure, successful persistence cannot lead to continued durable
production without a producer claim. Acquire the existing claim before
continuing; if it cannot be acquired, stop durable production.
- Around line 746-751: Track whether teardown has completed during the setup
flow that awaits holdRunDriverClaim; if acquisition returns afterward, release
the newly acquired claim and stop setup before performing further work. Preserve
the normal setup path when teardown has not occurred.
- Around line 746-751: Startup can remain unprotected while takeover setup waits
on the pending-turn snapshot, allowing a reconnect to fail the run before its
journal starts. Update the startup sequence around holdRunDriverClaim so
takeover eligibility is not published until the original producer is protected
and can start the journal; preserve the existing driver-claim safeguards.
- Around line 746-751: Update replay handling around holdRunDriverClaim so an
InterruptReplaySignal from onConfig releases the fresh producer’s driver claim
and settles the run record instead of leaving it running; reuse the established
claim-release and terminal-settlement mechanisms without relying on a terminal
hook.
- Line 743: Update the withSandbox lock setup so takeover-capable runs give the
producer the same LockStore used by sandboxRunDriver, ensuring producer claims
use the driver’s lock rather than being skipped when ensureCtx.locks is
undefined.
- Around line 740-746: Update the driver-claim check around
runDriverClaimHeldLocally so reentrancy is recognized only for a claim owned by
the current execution in the same lock namespace. Do not treat a matching runId
alone as proof of ownership; preserve claim acquisition for runs using separate
lock stores, preventing concurrent writers after reconnect.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/ai-sandbox/tests/producer-claim.test.ts:
- Around line 66-70: Extend the producer-claim tests around the onFinish case to
verify claims are released after onAbort and onError, including when cleanup
throws. Wait for the claim in each scenario and assert it becomes available,
preserving coverage of the hooks’ finally-based release behavior.
Review comments at @testing/e2e/tests/durable-takeover.spec.ts:
- Line 756: In the durable takeover test, replace the unverified drain in the
`attach` flow with an assertion on `contentDeltas` from the drained events,
verifying the reconnected client receives deltas in order from `1` through `6`.
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Fence fresh-producer writes after claim loss.
If a lease expires during a quiet tool call, a takeover can start while the original producer later resumes. The original producer can still append events and mark the run terminal. Propagate the claim to the fresh producer’s log and terminal-record writes so a lost claim stops both.
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Review comment at @packages/ai-sandbox/src/claim.ts around lines 225 - 226:
Update the withRunClaim flow so the fresh producer’s event-log appends and
terminal-record writes remain fenced by the active claim; when the claim is
lost, prevent both write types from proceeding. Propagate the claim through the
producer’s write paths using the existing claim-checking mechanism, preserving
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Scope the claim check to the current execution and lock namespace.
If two durable runs use the same runId in separate lock stores, the second skips its driver claim. A reconnect can then start a concurrent writer after the log goes quiet. Track the claim owned by the current execution instead of treating every local matching ID as reentrant.
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Update the driver-claim check around runDriverClaimHeldLocally so reentrancy is
recognized only for a claim owned by the current execution in the same lock
namespace. Do not treat a matching runId alone as proof of ownership; preserve
claim acquisition for runs using separate lock stores, preventing concurrent
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Require a producer claim after a pre-create failure.
If pre-create fails but persistence later succeeds, the producer continues without a claim. A reconnect during a quiet tool call can then start a second writer and duplicate later events. Ensure the producer acquires the claim or stops before continuing durably.
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Update the producer flow guarded by durableRecordReady so that after a
pre-create failure, successful persistence cannot lead to continued durable
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Share the driver lock with the producer.
When withSandbox has no lock, it skips the producer claim. A reconnect can then take over during a quiet tool call and append duplicate events. Ensure the producer uses the same LockStore as sandboxRunDriver for takeover-capable runs.
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Update the withSandbox lock setup so takeover-capable runs give the producer the
same LockStore used by sandboxRunDriver, ensuring producer claims use the
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(* Start after runState registration, while claim acquisition is awaited. Abort represents a dispatched onAbort reaching its finally. Verify that the engine permits this ordering. Release is modeled as immediate, favoring the implementation over its actual asynchronous unlock. *)VARIABLESphase,aborted,held,releaseStoredInit==/\phase="waiting"/\aborted=FALSE/\held=FALSE/\releaseStored=FALSEAcquire==/\phase="waiting"/\phase'="acquired"/\held'=TRUE/\releaseStored'=TRUE/\UNCHANGEDabortedAbort==/\~aborted/\aborted'=TRUE/\held'=(IFreleaseStoredTHENFALSEELSEheld)/\releaseStored'=FALSE/\UNCHANGEDphaseFinishSetup==/\phase="acquired"/\phase'="done"/\UNCHANGED<<aborted,held,releaseStored>>Idle==/\phase="done"/\aborted/\UNCHANGED<<phase,aborted,held,releaseStored>>Next==Acquire\/Abort\/FinishSetup\/Idle(* Once abort handling and setup have both ended, no claim may remain. *)NoLeakedClaim==((aborted/\phase="done")=>~held)(* TLCINIT InitNEXT NextINVARIANT NoLeakedClaim*)
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Release claims acquired after teardown.
If setup emits an event while claim acquisition is pending, an abort can close the producer and finish onAbort before acquisition returns. The later claim then remains held, blocking recovery. Track teardown and release a late claim without continuing setup.
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Track whether teardown has completed during the setup flow that awaits
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Protect startup before the run becomes eligible for takeover.
If the pending-turn snapshot remains slow through takeover setup and the journal timeout, a reconnect can claim the run and mark it failed before the journal starts. The original producer then rejects the terminal record instead of starting. Protect startup before publishing an eligible run.
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Startup can remain unprotected while takeover setup waits on the pending-turn
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Release the claim when replay ends the run.
If onConfig throws InterruptReplaySignal, the engine returns without a terminal hook. The fresh producer retains its claim, so later takeover claims can wait indefinitely. The run record can also remain running. Ensure replay cleans up the claim and settles the record.
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Hold the claim through durable finalization.
If withSandbox precedes withPersistence and saving takes longer than fenceQuietMs, a reconnect can take the claim while the original run is finishing. A failing takeover can append RUN_ERROR and mark the run failed; the original finish can then overwrite it as completed.
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Update the `withSandbox` finalization flow so `releaseDriverClaim(state)` does
not release the claim before downstream persistence has durably saved the run.
Keep the claim held through that finalization, and ensure a failed takeover
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A reconnect during a long tool call wrote the rest of a durable sandbox run twice. The host that started the run now holds the driver claim until the run ends. The reconnect tails the log.
🎯 Changes
The fresh durable producer never took
run-driver:<runId>. After 5 quiet seconds, takeover started a second writer and both appended the same suffix.withSandboxnow holds that claim from setup until a terminal hook.Docs: one paragraph on
docs/sandbox/takeover-advanced. Changeset: patch@tanstack/ai-sandbox.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.docs/for this change, or this change is not user-facing.pnpm changeset), or this PR does not change a published package.🚀 Release Impact
Root cause
Issue. A client that reconnects to a durable sandbox run, while a tool call appends nothing for more than 5 seconds, receives the rest of the run twice.
Cause.
toServerSentEventsResponsekeeps the fresh producer alive after the socket closes. That producer never takesrun-driver:<runId>.startRunDriverthen reads a quiet log as an idle run and starts a secondchat({ attach: true }). Both writers append the same suffix.Fix.
withSandboxsetup holds that claim for a fresh run untilonFinish,onAbort, oronError. A reconnect waits on the lock and tails the log.Possible alternatives
awaitLogQuiescence. A quiet live producer still looks idle. A long wait makes the reaper mark the run failed.durableStreamSource. Core cannot depend on@tanstack/ai-sandbox. The SSE helper has no lock store.await withLockruns outside that store. ASetinsidewithRunClaimcovers the same process.Testing
Commands run.
pnpm test:prwas not run. These passed:pnpm exec nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox:test:typespnpm exec nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox:test:oxlintpnpm exec nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox:test:lib -- tests/claim.test.ts tests/driver.test.ts tests/reap.test.ts tests/producer-claim.test.ts tests/fence-record.test.ts(81 tests)pnpm exec nx run @tanstack/ai-sandbox-local-process:test:lib -- tests/takeover.conformance.test.ts(7 tests)pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e test:e2e -- tests/durable-takeover.spec.ts(12 tests)Gate 1 repro, same file on both trees:
packages/ai-sandbox/tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.ts. Command:vitest run tests/quiet-claim-repro.test.tswith cwdpackages/ai-sandbox.Clean main
9bcdd4115failed:Fix
23592243cpassed:Manual test.
How this PR makes testing easy.
packages/ai-sandbox/tests/producer-claim.test.tsandtesting/e2e/tests/durable-takeover.spec.ts(a reconnect during a quiet wait does not start a second driver).Linked issues
Fixes #2035
Risk / rollback
A fresh durable POST holds
run-driver:<runId>until the run ends. A reaper that must claim that run waits until the producer releases the lock. Revert this PR to restore the old behaviour.Summary by CodeRabbit