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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a Celery task that finds stale unfinished runs, marks them as ChangesStalled run timeout handling
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CeleryBeat->>run_stalled_run_sweep: Execute task at minute 20
run_stalled_run_sweep->>Database: Select unfinished queued or running runs
Database-->>run_stalled_run_sweep: Return candidate runs
run_stalled_run_sweep->>Database: Mark stale runs TIMEOUT and commit
run_stalled_run_sweep->>Logger: Log swept run count
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Malformed timeout configuration can disable the scheduled cleanup task, and a completion racing the sweep can be incorrectly recorded as timed out. Address these correctness issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@autobot-backend/llc/scheduler/stalled_run_sweep.py`:
- Line 51: Update STALL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS to use the validated, clamped
environment-variable reader from autobot_shared/env_utils.py instead of
int(os.environ.get(...)); configure a strictly positive minimum so malformed,
zero, or negative LLC_RUN_STALL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS values cannot trigger import
failures or immediate timeouts.
- Around line 62-71: Add a Celery Beat schedule entry for the registered task
run_stalled_run_sweep with the intended cadence, and ensure the
stalled_run_sweep module is imported during worker startup so the task is
registered before Beat dispatches it.
- Around line 107-109: Update _async_sweep() to replace ORM mutation and
commit-based timeout transitions with one atomic conditional UPDATE that matches
the non-terminal status, finished_at IS NULL, and started_at/created_at cutoff
predicates. Set the timeout fields in that statement and count only rows
returned by the update; do not rely on the previously selected entities or
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| @shared_task( | ||
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Schedule the stalled-run sweep in Celery Beat.
@shared_task registers llc.scheduler.stalled_run_sweep.run_stalled_run_sweep, but it does not schedule periodic execution. celery_app.conf.beat_schedule has no entry for this task, and no add_periodic_task call exists. Beat will therefore not dispatch the sweep, so stalled runs will not be closed by this path. Add a Beat entry with the intended cadence and ensure the task module is imported during worker startup.
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In `@autobot-backend/llc/scheduler/stalled_run_sweep.py` around lines 62 - 71, Add
a Celery Beat schedule entry for the registered task run_stalled_run_sweep with
the intended cadence, and ensure the stalled_run_sweep module is imported during
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| run.status = LLCRunStatus.TIMEOUT.value | ||
| run.finished_at = datetime.now(timezone.utc) | ||
| run.error = STALL_ERROR.format(seconds=STALL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS) |
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Make the timeout transition conditional in the database.
_async_sweep() selects LLCHeartbeatRun rows, filters their age in Python, mutates ORM entities, and commits them. The model has no optimistic version column, and the query does not use row locking. A completion transaction can therefore update the same run after the select but before this session flushes. The stale ORM update can then replace the terminal status with TIMEOUT.
Use one atomic conditional UPDATE. Include the non-terminal status, finished_at IS NULL, and the started_at/created_at cutoff predicates. Count only rows returned by that update.
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In `@autobot-backend/llc/scheduler/stalled_run_sweep.py` around lines 107 - 109,
Update _async_sweep() to replace ORM mutation and commit-based timeout
transitions with one atomic conditional UPDATE that matches the non-terminal
status, finished_at IS NULL, and started_at/created_at cutoff predicates. Set
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…6817) llc_heartbeat_runs has always recorded that a run started. Nothing read it back to decide a run had stopped, so a run whose agent died mid-work stayed "running" for ever and the only thing that noticed was a person. That happened twice on 2026-09-16: two sessions ended mid-work and their abandoned runs held three already-merged worktrees no live session could release. A Celery-beat sweep, modelled on project_disposal_sweep, selects runs still queued or running with no finished_at whose start predates LLC_RUN_STALL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, and closes them out as TIMEOUT. Reusing the existing status keeps the state machine unchanged; we-lost-contact versus the-adapter-reported-a-timeout is written into error, because status alone cannot answer the question an operator asks first. started_at is NULL for a run queued and never picked up, so age falls back to created_at - a bare comparison would strand exactly the runs abandoned earliest through SQL three-valued logic. Review by autobot-ai-4b caught that the first head shipped a sweep that could never run: @shared_task alone registers nothing, because autodiscover_tasks(related_name=None) imports only the package __init__, and the module was in neither that eager-import block nor beat_schedule. A sweep written to detect work that silently never runs, which silently never ran. Now imported, scheduled hourly, and guarded by repo_tests/llc_scheduler_task_registration_16817_test.py, which fails when any llc/scheduler module defines a @shared_task the package __init__ does not import. celery_beat_registration_test.py could not catch it: it checks that scheduled tasks resolve, so an unscheduled one is invisible to it. Does not yet release what a stalled run held; that needs the lease in #16818. Refs #16817
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- Around line 65-67: The test around the defining/imported module sets must
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Exercise the detector with source fixtures.
This negative control bypasses _modules_defining_a_shared_task() and _modules_eagerly_imported(). A broken glob, regex, or source parser can therefore pass this test.
Create temporary scheduler fixtures and monkeypatch SCHEDULER. Add one module that defines @shared_task without an eager import, and one with the matching import.
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Review verdict: BLOCK. The sweep is well built and honest about deferring the release of holdings to #16818 — but it measures the wrong thing, so it would introduce a failure mode that does not exist today. 🔴 It measures time since start, not time since the agent last reportedThe title says it closes out runs "whose agent stopped reporting". The code does not look at reporting at all: age_anchor = run.started_at or run.created_at
if age_anchor is None or age_anchor > cutoff:
continue
run.status = LLCRunStatus.TIMEOUT.valueThat is a maximum-run-duration rule. Any run that started more than It cannot currently do better, and that is the real finding:
So the sweep is the second half of a mechanism whose first half does not exist yet. Built in this order, it fills the gap with the one timestamp available, and that timestamp answers a different question. Why this is a block rather than a nit: today nothing touches a stale run, which is the bug #16817 describes. After this merges, a healthy run over six hours is actively corrupted — marked Suggested order: add a 🟡 Lost update on a run that completes during the sweepresult = await session.execute(select(LLCHeartbeatRun).where(status in NON_TERMINAL, finished_at is None))
for run in result.scalars().all():
...
run.status = LLCRunStatus.TIMEOUT.value
await session.commit()Read-then-write through the ORM, with no A conditional bulk Checked and fine
What would unblock itEither land the liveness column first and anchor on it, or retitle this as a maximum-run-duration sweep, raise the default well beyond any legitimate run length, and say plainly in the docstring that it cannot tell a healthy long run from a dead one. The second is shippable; it is just not what the title currently promises. |
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llc_heartbeat_runsrecords company, agent, status, work item and start time on every run, and exposes it throughapi/heartbeat.pyandapi/live_events.py. Nothing reads it back to decide a run has stopped. The only sweep inllc/scheduler/is for project disposal.So a run whose agent dies mid-work stays
runningfor ever, keeps whatever it claimed, and the only thing that notices is a person.That is not hypothetical. On 2026-09-16 two coordination sessions ended mid-work. Their claims outlived them, three already-merged worktrees could not be reclaimed because the reaper correctly refuses to retire a workspace another session claims — and the claimant no longer existed to release it. Two issues were left owned by a session that was gone. Each was found by someone noticing an inconsistency.
What Changed
llc/scheduler/stalled_run_sweep.py— a Celery-beat sweep modelled onproject_disposal_sweep.py, reusing its task decorator, dead-letter base and retry policy rather than inventing a second shape.It selects runs that are still
queuedorrunningwith nofinished_at, whose age exceedsLLC_RUN_STALL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, and closes them out asTIMEOUT.Three decisions worth reviewing rather than skimming:
TIMEOUTrather than a new status. The enum already has it and adding a value would change the state machine for every consumer. The distinction that actually matters — we lost contact versus the adapter reported a timeout — is written intoerror, because that is the question an operator asks first and a status cannot answer it.Age falls back to
created_at.started_atis NULL for a run that was queued and never picked up. A barestarted_at <= cutoffwould drop those rows through SQL three-valued logic and strand exactly the runs abandoned earliest — the same trap the disposal sweep documents at its own NULL check.The log line is unconditional. A sweep that found nothing and a sweep that did not run must not look the same in the logs.
Verification
Seven tests. The ones that carry weight are the ones that fail if the sweep ever stops selecting, because the defect being closed was never a wrong answer — it was no answer, and a sweep that quietly matches nothing is indistinguishable from the state before it existed.
test_a_run_older_than_the_cutoff_is_past_it/test_a_fresh_run_is_not_past_the_cutoff— the selection boundary in both directions.test_only_non_terminal_statuses_are_candidates— assertscompleted,failed,interruptedandtimeoutare excluded. Sweeping a finished run would rewrite history.test_the_error_says_the_sweep_decided_it— pins the text that distinguishes a swept run from an adapter timeout.test_the_sweep_is_registered_as_a_named_celery_task— an unregistered task is a sweep that never runs, which is the state this replaces.Not verified here, and stated rather than left implied: that the sweep closes out a real row against a live database. These tests cover the selection rule, the boundary and the contract; the database round-trip belongs in CI against a real session, and I have not written that. It is the gap I would look at first in review.
Model Used
Claude Opus 5 (coordinator session).
Single-issue rationale
One issue, one PR.
Refs #16817rather thanCloses: the issue requires that stalling a run releases what it held, and there is nothing to release until #16818 models the workspace lease. Marking a run stalled and leaving its holdings is an improvement over never noticing and is not the finished job — a status nobody acts on is close to what exists today.Refs #16817. Part of #16819.
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