Before submitting
Area
apps/server
Steps to reproduce
- Open T3 Code desktop (Nightly) on a Grok Build thread (
grok-4.6).
- Run a long
/pr (or any turn that starts a Grok monitor with persistent: true) to watch merge-queue / deploy.
- Let the work actually finish. On the Grok side the monitor exits (
already_exited / process gone). The agent writes a final recap (merged, deploy green, Slack posted).
- Look at the T3 thread. Try the Stop control on the still-showing monitor row.
Reproduced on every Grok /pr session that uses a persistent monitor, including The-Infinite-Actuary/core#5537 on 2026-09-18.
Expected behavior
When the Grok monitor exits, T3 should:
- drop the monitoring / Working state
- show the agent's final recap in the thread
- make Stop a no-op on an already-dead monitor, not a stuck spinner
Actual behavior
- T3 keeps showing a monitoring / Working state after the ship is done.
- Stop does not clear it.
kill_command_or_subagent from a later Grok turn returns already_exited for every monitor id in the session.
- The final recap often never appears in the T3 thread. The user has to send a follow-up ("status?") to find out the work finished.
Grok finished. T3 did not.
Impact
Major degradation or frequent failure
Version or commit
T3 Code (Nightly) 0.0.41-nightly.20260915.1752
Environment
- macOS 26.6.2 (arm64)
- T3 Code (Nightly) desktop
- Grok CLI
1.0.34 (3736acbc8658) [stable]
- provider Grok Build, model
grok-4.6
Logs or stack traces
Session used five persistent monitor tasks to watch a ship-driver / merge queue / Deploy run. All five later returned already_exited from kill_command_or_subagent. T3 still showed monitoring.
Monitor ids from that session (all already exited):
01a0b513-9876-7771-ac58-5bea3abffeab
01a0b53a-e2e4-7912-b857-c7c47f933db7
01a0b57a-792c-7d72-85a0-be465b1ee6fc
01a0b59e-ab36-7cb2-90d5-db3e031cf300
01a0b5a2-3f63-71e3-a1d4-f9b8f8b4a505
Workaround
Ask the agent for status in a new message. Ignore or refresh the stuck monitor row. Stop in the T3 UI does not help.
Additional context
Related but not the same:
Please treat this as a bug against current Nightly, not as "the agent forgot to report." The recap was written; T3 did not project it, and the monitor row stayed live.
Before submitting
Area
apps/server
Steps to reproduce
grok-4.6)./pr(or any turn that starts a Grokmonitorwithpersistent: true) to watch merge-queue / deploy.already_exited/ process gone). The agent writes a final recap (merged, deploy green, Slack posted).Reproduced on every Grok
/prsession that uses a persistentmonitor, including The-Infinite-Actuary/core#5537 on 2026-09-18.Expected behavior
When the Grok
monitorexits, T3 should:Actual behavior
kill_command_or_subagentfrom a later Grok turn returnsalready_exitedfor every monitor id in the session.Grok finished. T3 did not.
Impact
Major degradation or frequent failure
Version or commit
T3 Code (Nightly)
0.0.41-nightly.20260915.1752Environment
1.0.34(3736acbc8658) [stable]grok-4.6Logs or stack traces
Session used five persistent
monitortasks to watch a ship-driver / merge queue / Deploy run. All five later returnedalready_exitedfromkill_command_or_subagent. T3 still showed monitoring.Monitor ids from that session (all already exited):
01a0b513-9876-7771-ac58-5bea3abffeab01a0b53a-e2e4-7912-b857-c7c47f933db701a0b57a-792c-7d72-85a0-be465b1ee6fc01a0b59e-ab36-7cb2-90d5-db3e031cf30001a0b5a2-3f63-71e3-a1d4-f9b8f8b4a505Workaround
Ask the agent for status in a new message. Ignore or refresh the stuck monitor row. Stop in the T3 UI does not help.
Additional context
Related but not the same:
spawn_subagent/monitornever emittask.*, so the Agents panel is empty and T3 does not know when background work is live vs done. This report is the user-visible stuck-Working / missing-recap case after a persistentmonitorhas already exited.fix(grok): emit task lifecycle for background subagents and monitorssession/prompt). Different: here the monitor process is gone.Please treat this as a bug against current Nightly, not as "the agent forgot to report." The recap was written; T3 did not project it, and the monitor row stayed live.