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Stacked on #16048 (and #15010). Review only the top 5 commits: 8765c2b.

Rebased 2026-10-07 onto #15010's current head (391ea15d6a, on main b77108b). Main requires every T3 MCP tool to declare who may call it (#16335). plugin_tools_list is declared reads and still returns an empty list to a caller without a thread (as in ecd0039), and plugin_tool_call is declared actsAsCaller, so outside OAuth clients (#16336) and threads whose run has ended are refused before a plugin is reached. That refusal is an OrchestratorMcpFailure, so the call tool's failure schema is now PluginToolError | OrchestratorMcpFailure and it depends on ThreadManagementService. The handler test supplies main's live-thread testkit and its outside client uses main's access field. Reusing a thread's MCP credential now drops its reservation on any failure of the resolve or grant-update step (Effect.onError), not only on interrupt. GPT-6.1 Sol (high) reviewed the port: SHIP. The follow-up commits in this PR answer review-bot findings; GPT-6.1 Sol (high) reviewed them: SHIP. Captures below were taken at the revisions they name. At this head (8765c2bfda) these pass: focused tests (9 files, 211 tests), typecheck (t3, @t3tools/contracts), lint and fmt on the changed files, knip, web build, build:desktop, release smoke.

Problem

A trusted local plugin has no way to give the agent a capability. Someone who writes a small plugin that, say, searches their team's tracker or reads a local service has to wrap it in a separate MCP server and configure it per provider, outside T3 Code's consent and enable/disable controls. The plugin host from the earlier stacked PRs can run the plugin, but nothing lets an agent see or call what it offers.

This PR lets a consented plugin declare tools that agents can list and call through T3 Code's existing MCP server, under the same enable/disable/consent controls as the rest of the plugin. Nothing changes in the web, desktop or mobile UI.

Why this qualifies

This is the proposal route in CONTRIBUTING, and no maintainer has agreed to it yet. It needs #6837 (extension contributions), on top of the plugin-system approval that the plugin host PR needs on #6714 / #6837. The grant-snapshot design below is the part that most needs a maintainer's yes or no.

It stacks on the plugin event delivery PR, which stacks on the plugin host PR. It uses only the host (catalogue, consent, supervised children); the dependency on the events PR is ordering plus the shared t3.* handler-name rule. If the answer is no, we close this and the plugin PRs above it. Previous PR in this stack: feat(server): deliver finished runs to plugins from an acknowledged cursor (#16048).

Fix

Author side. A manifest declares "capabilities": ["tools"], "proposedApi": true and tools: [{ name, title?, description, inputSchema, sideEffect: read | write | destructive, openWorld?, timeoutSeconds? }] (at most 32). The plugin handles each with context.proposed.handle("t3.tool.<name>", handler). The declarations are part of the manifest bytes, so the consent digest covers exactly the tools an agent can call; editing them needs fresh consent. The plugin child now allows handler names under t3.tool.; t3.events and every other t3. name stay reserved for the host. A server without this PR refuses such a plugin at add ("does not support tools").

Input schemas. Only a documented JSON Schema subset is admitted (types, properties/required/additionalProperties true|false, items/min/maxItems, string lengths in code points, numeric bounds, enum/const, anyOf, root $defs refs, annotations). Anything else (pattern, oneOf, allOf, not, conditionals, boolean schemas, …) is refused at add with the JSON-pointer path and keyword, instead of being silently weakened. The schema the agent sees is the declared one verbatim, and it is the same object the host validates against, so input the schema rejects never reaches the plugin.

Agent side. Two fixed tools on T3 Code's MCP server, in every session that mounts it:

  • plugin_tools_list({ plugin?, cursor? }) → { tools, notInThisSession, nextCursor? }, ordered by plugin id, whole plugins per page, every page ≤ 64 KiB. Listing never starts a plugin.
  • plugin_tool_call({ tool: "<pluginId>/<name>", input? }) → { result }, results ≤ 64 KiB, per-tool deadline (default 60 s, max 600 s). Failures are MCP errors with a reason: not-granted, unavailable, unknown-tool, invalid-input, timeout, failed, result-too-large. Its MCP hints are conservative (destructive, open-world) because one tool fronts every plugin tool; each tool's real sideEffect is in the list.
    Environment, thread and grants come from the session's MCP credential, never from the agent's arguments.

Grant snapshots (security). When a provider session is opened or a thread attaches to one, T3 Code records in that session's MCP credential which tool plugins it may use: { installationId, generation } for each plugin that is enabled, declares tools, and whose consent includes tools. Then every list and call intersects that snapshot with the live catalogue:

  • A session keeps only the grants it started with. A plugin enabled after the session started is listed under notInThisSession and its calls fail not-granted until a new session is prepared, so turning a plugin on never silently widens what a running agent can do.
  • Revocation is not snapshot-bound: disabling or removing a plugin makes the next list or call refuse it (unavailable), and a call in flight is cancelled through the supervisor. Re-enabling creates a new generation, which old snapshots do not match.
  • Changed files are caught where the plugin host already checks them: on refresh, consent, enable, server start, and before a call that would start a fresh plugin process. A change found there disables the plugin, which then behaves as above. There is no file watcher: a plugin process that is already running keeps serving calls until one of those checks runs, as the plugin host PR already documents. The user guide tells people to refresh a plugin after editing it.
  • When a session is prepared again on a credential its provider still holds, the grants are replaced in place without rotating the token. The two MCP tools are fixed, so providers that keep a long-lived MCP client (Codex app-server) see the new grants with no reconnect.
  • Calls go through the catalogue pinned to the granted generation, so a replacement installation with the same plugin id is never reached. Only a call starts its own plugin; no grant means no process.
    The catalogue gains a server-internal revision read so listing can cache the derived, sorted tool index per catalogue change instead of re-reading it per request; request work is proportional to the page.

Input schemas also refuse every reference cycle that consumes no input (only $ref/anyOf between visits), checked over the whole definition graph, so a definition reused from a guarded path cannot hide one.

Size: 29 files, +2336 / −4. About 1.2k of the added lines are tests and the test plugin.

Evidence

Environment: macOS arm64; this PR on top of the plugin event delivery PR.

How to exercise it (isolated vp run dev, administrative session): add, consent and enable a plugin with "capabilities": ["tools"], "proposedApi": true, a word_count tool declared with {"type":"object","properties":{"text":{"type":"string"}},"required":["text"],"additionalProperties":false}, and handle("t3.tool.word_count", ({ input }) => ({ words: input.text.split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean).length })). Start a new thread and ask the agent to list plugin tools and count the words in a sentence.

Live trace at this head (isolated server on a fresh home, macOS 26 arm64, Node 24; real agent turns through the isolated server's default provider configuration, full access: Claude claude-opus-5-5 and Codex gpt-6.1-sol; a copy of the test plugin whose word_count logs each call and reports a servedBy marker; tool inputs and outputs read back from the thread's tool items):

Plugin events PR (parent) This PR
Add a plugin declaring "capabilities": ["tools"] refused: this server does not support tools needs consent → enabled, no process started
Claude and Codex asked to call plugin_tools_list both answer that no such tool exists the tool lists proof.tools/word_count with its schema

What the trace shows, the same for Claude and Codex:

  1. Listing starts nothing: after plugin_tools_list the plugin is still idle with 0 plugin processes.
  2. Call: plugin_tool_call proof.tools/word_count {"text":"alpha beta gamma delta"} → {"result":{"words":4}}; the call starts the one plugin process.
  3. Wrong-type input: {"text":42} fails with The input does not match proof.tools/word_count's inputSchema: Expected string at ["text"]. The plugin's own call log never shows it.
  4. Disable mid-session: after plugins.disable the same thread's next call fails Plugin proof.tools is not enabled. and the list is empty.
  5. Re-enable: the same thread gets Plugin proof.tools was enabled after this session started. Start a new session to use its tools., with the plugin under notInThisSession. A new thread calls it ({"words":3}).
  6. Changed files (Claude): an edit while the plugin process runs is not noticed; the next call is still served by the old code. plugins.refresh then finds it (needs consent, process stopped, calls fail). After fresh consent, an edit while the plugin is idle is caught by the next call, which would start a fresh process: The plugin's files changed since they were approved, so it was disabled.
  7. Codex asked for no approval before plugin_tool_call in full access.
Trace excerpt (Claude; tool items read back from the thread)
enable: ALLOWED proof.tools status=enabled enabled=true gen=1 host=idle caps=tools tools=word_count
plugin-host children of server: 0
  run 1: plugin_tools_list status=completed output={"tools":[{"tool":"proof.tools/word_count",…}],"notInThisSession":[]}
list: proof.tools status=enabled gen=1 host=idle            plugin-host children of server: 0
  run 2: plugin_tool_call input={"text": "alpha beta gamma delta"} output={"result":{"words":4,"servedBy":"v1"}}
list: proof.tools status=enabled gen=1 host=running         plugin-host children of server: 1
  run 3: plugin_tool_call status=failed input={"text": 42} output=Error: The input does not match proof.tools/word_count's inputSchema: Expected string at ["text"]
disable: ALLOWED proof.tools status=disabled gen=1 host=absent
  run 4: plugin_tool_call status=failed output=Error: Plugin proof.tools is not enabled.
  run 4: plugin_tools_list output={"tools":[],"notInThisSession":[]}
enable: ALLOWED proof.tools status=enabled gen=2 host=idle
  run 5: plugin_tool_call status=failed output=Error: Plugin proof.tools was enabled after this session started. Start a new session to use its tools.
  run 5: plugin_tools_list output={"tools":[],"notInThisSession":[{"id":"proof.tools","name":"Tools evidence fixture"}]}
new thread: plugin_tool_call output={"result":{"words":3,"servedBy":"v1"}}
idle edit, then call: plugin_tool_call status=failed output=Error: The plugin's files changed since they were approved, so it was disabled.

No --share pass: agents reach the server's own MCP endpoint from provider processes on the server host, so no client connection carries the feature. The only wire change, the optional tools summary field, is exercised over the tailnet in the plugin settings PR's remote pass.

Checks at this head (f167e87c58), re-run 2026-10-05 (vp test run, apps/server, CI=true, all exit 0):

  • PluginTools.test.ts, pluginToolDeclarations.test.ts, the MCP toolkit handler test, McpSessionRegistry.test.ts, ProviderSessionManager.test.ts, plus the plugin host's supervisor and catalogue tests, McpHttpServer.test.ts and the worktree toolkit registration test: 9 files, 192 tests pass. src/plugins + src/mcp: 31 files, 327 tests pass on an earlier revision with an identical patch (not part of the re-run).
  • pluginToolDeclarations.test.ts refuses an unguarded cycle beside a guarded path to the same definition at #/$defs/B/$ref; with the previous compiler that schema was admitted and the test fails. PluginTools.test.ts covers changed files on an idle plugin (the next call is unavailable and the list drops it) and on a running one (a refresh cancels the call in flight).
  • Recorded during development, on the parent: 5 of the files cannot load, and the grant-replacement and t3.tool. handler tests fail. With only the session-manager and manifest-loader wiring reverted (new modules kept): 5 tests fail (listing/calling, disable mid-call, paging, refusal at add, session snapshot).
  • PluginTools.test.ts runs real plugin child processes over a real SQLite catalogue. The disable-mid-call test waits for the plugin's own log event on the supervisor subscription, then disables. No sleeps.
  • vp run --filter typecheck for @t3tools/contracts and t3; vp lint --report-unused-disable-directives and vp fmt --check on the touched files (two lint warnings, both on unchanged lines of McpSessionRegistry.ts, present on the parent); vp run knip:check; web build; vp run build:desktop; node scripts/release-smoke.ts. All pass.

Surfaces

  • Entry points: none in the UI. Plugin authors use the manifest tools field and t3.tool.<name> handlers; agents use plugin_tools_list / plugin_tool_call. Administrators use the existing add/consent/enable/disable/remove plugin RPCs. No settings, command palette or keybinding.
  • Clients: web, desktop and mobile unchanged. The catalogue summary now includes the declared tools (optional field), which the management UI PR can show at consent; older clients ignore it.
  • Providers (tools reach only sessions that mount T3 Code's MCP server; nothing provider-specific was added):
    • Claude: supported. The shared HTTP MCP server is mounted and mcp__t3-code__* is pre-approved in every non-read-only sandbox. In read-only sandboxes neither meta-tool is pre-approved, so Claude's permission mode prompts or denies.
    • Codex: supported. HTTP MCP config; the long-lived app-server client keeps the fixed tools and sees refreshed grants. Codex's approval policy may ask before plugin_tool_call (destructive hint).
    • Cursor: supported (HTTP mcpServers config).
    • Grok and Antigravity: supported through the ACP adapter, which hands the agent T3 Code's MCP server as a t3 acp-mcp-bridge stdio server (ACP's baseline transport). An agent that ignores injected MCP servers gets no T3 tools, plugin tools included.
    • OpenCode (v1 and v2): supported only on a server T3 Code manages; an external OpenCode server gets no T3 MCP tools, so no plugin tools. OpenCode v2 continues the turn without T3 tools if MCP registration fails.
    • Pi: supported. Its bridge lists T3 tools once at start, which suffices for two fixed tools; outside full access Pi asks before non-built-in MCP tools.
    • Sessions with MCP configuration turned off: not supported (no T3 MCP server, so no tools).
  • Contracts: new pluginTools.ts (declarations, list/call shapes, limits); optional tools on the plugin manifest and on the catalogue's installation summary. Old server + new plugin: refused at add. New server + old client: unknown field ignored. No new client RPC.
  • Reverse states: enable ↔ disable (immediate refusal; re-enable needs a new session); remove; changed files, once found, disable the plugin until fresh consent. A grant cannot outlive its plugin's enablement.
  • Connection modes: all plugin and tool work is server-local between the MCP endpoint and a local child process. Local, remote, relay and tunnel clients behave the same; the agent talks to the server's own MCP endpoint, not through the client.
  • Docs: new docs/user/plugin-tools.md: declaring tools, making them available with the existing plugin requests, the two agent tools, the session snapshot (start a new thread to pick up a later-enabled plugin), and when changed files are caught. The full schema subset is in the pluginTools.ts module doc. No internals doc.

Not verified

  • Live turns used Claude and Codex in full access only. Cursor, Grok, Antigravity, OpenCode and Pi are decided from source, not from live turns; approval prompts in Pi and in Claude read-only sandboxes were not observed.
  • Cancelling a call that is in flight was shown by the tests, not in a live turn.
  • Every MCP session lists the two meta-tools, also with zero plugins installed (the MCP server's tool list is global, not per credential). That costs a little context per session.
  • Grants are environment-wide over consented tool plugins; there is no per-project or per-thread tool policy.
  • Windows and Linux plugin children were not run.
  • Edits to a running plugin's files are not noticed until a refresh or another check point (above).

Claude Opus 5.5 (build) and GPT-6.1 Sol (review) via T3 Code
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This pull request adds contribution-status reporting, a local plugin platform, run-finalization records, and a typed registry for web side panels.

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Contribution status

Layer / File(s) Summary
Status contracts, storage, and delivery
packages/contracts/src/contributionStatus.ts, apps/server/src/contributions/*, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/contributionStatus.ts
Adds status contracts, scoped storage, authorized snapshot streaming, Pi lifecycle binding, and capability-gated client state.
Status display and feed layout
apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadContributionStatus*, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/*, apps/mobile/src/lib/layout.ts
Adds web and mobile status displays. Mobile feed geometry accounts for the status strip overlay.

Plugin platform

Layer / File(s) Summary
Contracts and isolated execution
packages/contracts/src/plugin*.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginManifestLoader.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginSupervisor.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/pluginHostChild.ts
Adds plugin contracts, manifest and source validation, bounded IPC, child hosting, process supervision, and tool schema preparation.
Installation catalog and event feed
apps/server/src/plugins/PluginCatalog.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginEventDelivery.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginEventFeed.ts, apps/server/src/persistence/Migrations/*
Adds persistent installations and cursors. The catalog manages consent and enablement. The event feed delivers projected events with acknowledgement, retry, and quarantine state.
MCP, RPC, and session grants
apps/server/src/plugins/PluginTools.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/pluginTools/*, apps/server/src/mcp/McpSessionRegistry.ts, apps/server/src/ws.ts
Adds plugin-tool listing and calls through MCP. Session credentials carry generation-scoped grants. WebSocket RPCs expose catalog operations and contribution-status subscriptions.

Run finalization

Layer / File(s) Summary
Finalization records and recovery
packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/{RunFinalized,EventSink,RunFinalizationService,EffectWorker,ProjectionStore}.ts
Adds finalized and finalization-failed events. Finalization follows checkpoint capture and workspace refresh when applicable. Failed captures use failure recording and retry handling.
Finalization validation and documentation
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalized.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalizationService.test.ts, docs/internals/overview.md
Adds coverage for ordering, retry exhaustion, interruption, idempotency, and restart recovery. Documents the finalization sequence.

Web side panels

Layer / File(s) Summary
Panel registry and launcher
apps/web/src/panels/panelRegistry.ts, apps/web/src/panels/bundledPanels.tsx, apps/web/src/components/RightPanelTabs.tsx
Adds typed lazy panel registration and metadata-driven launcher actions.
Panel host and scope handling
apps/web/src/panels/*, apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, apps/web/src/browser/openFileInPreview.ts
Moves panels to host-provided context. File, device, preview, and terminal operations track their originating thread scope.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to f5906

The remaining concerns are small and bounded: a minor information exposure in plugin listings, extra re-renders in panels, and a possible credential-reservation leak on interruption. They warrant owner awareness or follow-up but are unlikely to block merge.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to f5906

Agents gain access to approved local plugin capabilities that can exercise local-user authority, including destructive operations. Consent, version-bound grants, and active-run checks constrain access. No introduced security defect was established, but the privileged capability expansion and partially assessed lifecycle paths leave meaningful residual risk.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The maximum consequence of an authorized plugin call is bounded by the trusted plugin's local-user authority and reachable resources, not merely the calling thread. The supplied thread context identifies the caller but does not sandbox the child process. Credential grants constrain which approved registration the agent may invoke.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Agent-controlled names and arguments cross into plugin execution only after thread-caller admission, live provider ownership, consented tools capability, generation matching, and schema validation. Catalog admission also rejects a registration revoked or replaced between initial lookup and execution.
  • observed — The preview panel requires environment preview-operation access. Annotation submission separately checks orchestration-operation access, and the new host callback rejects a stale sender from another scoped thread.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Failed-send recovery can restore captured content into shared composer references without checking the current route identity. This condition predates the PR: the complete send implementation is identical across base and head, and the base preview already invoked it. It remains a thread-ownership hardening opportunity, not an established PR regression.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Bind asynchronous send recovery to the originating scoped thread and send generation. Restore that thread's persisted draft independently, but mutate the mounted composer and shared references only while they still belong to the originating operation.

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apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.test.tsx (1)

89-111: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Restore the shared thread.worktreePath mutation in a finally block or afterEach hook.

The test sets the hoisted thread.worktreePath on Line 90. It resets the value only on Line 110. If an assertion fails first, the reset does not run, and the mutated value carries into later tests in this file. This test also creates two renderers and never unmounts them.

Proposed fix
   it("keeps a local-checkout launch on the checkout after the thread gains a worktree", () => {
     thread.worktreePath = "/repo/.worktrees/feature";
-    drawerWorktreePaths.length = 0;
+    try {
+    drawerWorktreePaths.length = 0;
     ...
-    expect(drawerWorktreePaths).toEqual(["/repo/.worktrees/feature"]);
-    thread.worktreePath = null;
+    expect(drawerWorktreePaths).toEqual(["/repo/.worktrees/feature"]);
+    } finally {
+      thread.worktreePath = null;
+    }
   });
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.test.tsx
around lines 89 - 111:
Update the test “keeps a local-checkout launch on the checkout after the thread
gains a worktree” to restore the shared thread.worktreePath in a finally block,
so it is reset even if an assertion fails. Also unmount both renderers created
by the test during cleanup.
apps/server/src/contributions/ContributionStatusStore.ts (2)

59-70: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Name the service type through the tag instead of a standalone Shape interface.

This change adds the new service interface ContributionStatusStoreShape. Consumers then refer to ContributionStatusStoreShape in PiAdapterV2.ts, ContributionStatusRpc.test.ts, and the tests. The Effect service rules require the type to be named ContributionStatusStore["Service"], with the interface written inline on the tag. Put the interface inline in the Context.Reference declaration and update the references.

As per coding guidelines: "Interface. No standalone FooShape; name the type Foo["Service"]."

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Review comment at @apps/server/src/contributions/ContributionStatusStore.ts
around lines 59 - 70:
Replace the standalone ContributionStatusStoreShape interface with the service
interface inline in the ContributionStatusStore Context.Reference declaration,
then update consumers to refer to ContributionStatusStore["Service"].

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  • apps/server/src/contributions/ContributionStatusStore.ts#L100-L100: add a -- reason suffix to eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex, as Line 102 already does.
  • apps/server/src/plugins/pluginSource.ts#L1-L1: state why nodeBuiltinImport is off (direct node:fs O_NOFOLLOW opens and node:crypto streaming hashes).
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/contributions/ContributionStatusStore.ts at
line 100:
Add a reason suffix to the `eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex` directive
in `ContributionStatusStore.ts`, following the existing reasoned directive
nearby. Add comments explaining the `nodeBuiltinImport` exemptions in
`pluginSource.ts` (direct `node:fs` `O_NOFOLLOW` opens and `node:crypto`
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts (1)

390-404: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Skip the SQL lookups for run.updated events with a non-final status.

The loop calls previousStatus(run.id) before it calls runFinalizedOutcome(run.status). Every run.updated in every write therefore runs a SELECT inside the write transaction. This includes queued, starting, running, and waiting updates, which can never produce a milestone. Check the outcome first. Record the status in statuses, then continue when the outcome is null.

♻️ Proposed reorder
           if (event.type !== "run.updated") continue;
           const run = event.payload;
-          const previous = yield* previousStatus(run.id);
-          statuses.set(run.id, run.status);
           const outcome = RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome(run.status);
+          if (outcome === null || finalized.has(run.id)) {
+            statuses.set(run.id, run.status);
+            continue;
+          }
+          const previous = yield* previousStatus(run.id);
+          statuses.set(run.id, run.status);
           // Only the transition into a final status finalizes, so later
           // updates to old runs never produce a late milestone.
           if (
-            outcome === null ||
-            finalized.has(run.id) ||
             (previous !== undefined && RunFinalized.isSettledRunStatus(previous)) ||
             (yield* isRunFinalizationRecorded(run.id))
           ) {
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts around lines
390 - 404:
In the run.updated loop, compute the outcome with
RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome before calling previousStatus; record the run
status in statuses, then continue when the outcome is null to avoid SQL lookups
for non-final updates. Preserve the finalized-run skip and existing checks for
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/pluginTools/handlers.ts:
- Around line 12-20: Update the plugin_tools_list handler to return an empty
tools and notInThisSession result when scope.thread is undefined; only call
tools.list for callers with a thread, preserving the existing grant and input
filters.

---

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/contributions/ContributionStatusStore.ts:
- Around line 59-70: Replace the standalone ContributionStatusStoreShape
interface with the service interface inline in the ContributionStatusStore
Context.Reference declaration, then update consumers to refer to
ContributionStatusStore["Service"].
- Line 100: Add a reason suffix to the `eslint-disable-next-line
no-control-regex` directive in `ContributionStatusStore.ts`, following the
existing reasoned directive nearby. Add comments explaining the
`nodeBuiltinImport` exemptions in `pluginSource.ts` (direct `node:fs`
`O_NOFOLLOW` opens and `node:crypto` streaming hashes) and `PluginSupervisor.ts`
(`node:child_process` spawn using the fd 3 IPC slot).

Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts:
- Around line 390-404: In the run.updated loop, compute the outcome with
RunFinalized.runFinalizedOutcome before calling previousStatus; record the run
status in statuses, then continue when the outcome is null to avoid SQL lookups
for non-final updates. Preserve the finalized-run skip and existing checks for
final-status transitions.

Review comments at @apps/web/src/panels/terminal/TerminalSidePanel.test.tsx:
- Around line 89-111: Update the test “keeps a local-checkout launch on the
checkout after the thread gains a worktree” to restore the shared
thread.worktreePath in a finally block, so it is reset even if an assertion
fails. Also unmount both renderers created by the test during cleanup.

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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts (1)

246-246: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Replace ContributionStatusStoreShape with ContributionStatusStore["Service"].

The new statusStore option uses a standalone ContributionStatusStoreShape type. The service-module rules forbid a standalone shape type for a service interface. apps/server/src/contributions/ContributionStatusRpc.test.ts uses the same type at Line 53. Name the type through the service tag. Then remove the exported ContributionStatusStoreShape from ContributionStatusStore.ts, so knip does not report an unused export.

♻️ Proposed change
-  readonly statusStore: ContributionStatusStore.ContributionStatusStoreShape;
+  readonly statusStore: ContributionStatusStore.ContributionStatusStore["Service"];

As per coding guidelines: "Interface. No standalone FooShape; name the type Foo["Service"]."

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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts at
line 246:
Update the statusStore type in PiAdapterV2 and the matching reference in
ContributionStatusRpc.test.ts to use ContributionStatusStore["Service"], then
remove the exported ContributionStatusStoreShape from ContributionStatusStore.
Preserve the existing service interface contract.

Source: Coding guidelines

apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx (1)

10361-10373: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Memoize the PanelHostContext value.

panelHost is a new object on every ChatView render. Its sendAnnotation closure captures onSend, which is also new on every render. ChatView renders often while a turn streams. Each new context value forces every panel that reads PanelHostContext to re-render, and memoization in those panels does not prevent this. The same applies to sidePanelLaunchers at Lines 10377-10388, which goes to RightPanelTabs.

To fix this, read the latest onSend through the existing onSendRef. Then build panelHost with useMemo, keyed on its data fields. The hook must run before the early NoActiveThreadState return, so place it next to the other hooks.

♻️ Proposed change (hook placed before the early return)
const sendPanelAnnotation = useCallback(
  (annotation: PreviewAnnotationPayload, image: ComposerImageAttachment | null) => {
    void onSendRef.current(undefined, "auto", "foreground", { annotation, image });
  },
  [],
);
const panelHost = useMemo<PanelHost | null>(
  () =>
    activeThreadRef
      ? {
          threadRef: activeThreadRef,
          visible: rightPanelOpen,
          composerDraftTarget,
          workspaceMutationId,
          sendAnnotation: sendPanelAnnotation,
        }
      : null,
  [activeThreadRef, rightPanelOpen, composerDraftTarget, workspaceMutationId, sendPanelAnnotation],
);

onSendRef.current is updated during render. Annotation sends therefore still use the current render's state. The existing comment about PreviewView dropping picks across thread switches still applies.

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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx around lines 10361 -
10373:
Update ChatView to read the latest onSend through onSendRef and memoize
panelHost with useMemo keyed to its data fields, keeping the hook before the
early NoActiveThreadState return. Also memoize sidePanelLaunchers so streaming
renders do not create a new value for RightPanelTabs.
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts (1)

1859-1900: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the credential-reuse path and correct the comment.

This test closes each session before the next open. The release revokes the credential, so the second open always issues a new one. That means the test never runs the reuse branch that calls mcpSessionRegistry.setPluginToolGrants. That branch is the new behavior that changes grants on a live credential.

The comment on Line 1893 says "A plugin enabled later reaches the next session". The test does the opposite: it clears enabled to []. It also never checks that a session that is already prepared keeps its snapshot.

Add a case that reuses the credential: detach and re-attach the same thread without releasing the provider process. After the grants change, assert the resolved pluginToolGrants. Also reword the comment so it matches the disable scenario.

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@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts around lines
1859 - 1900:
Update the ProviderSessionManagerV2 test to exercise credential reuse by
detaching and re-attaching the same thread without releasing the provider
process, then assert the reused credential resolves with the updated
pluginToolGrants. Also verify an already prepared session retains its grant
snapshot, and reword the comment to describe disabling the plugin before the
next session.

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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.ts:
- Around line 512-517: Update the reuse path in prepareMcpSession so resolve and
setPluginToolGrants run within the same interruption handler. On interruption
during either operation, drop the reservation for existing.providerSessionId;
preserve the existing reuse checks and return behavior.

---

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts:
- Line 246: Update the statusStore type in PiAdapterV2 and the matching
reference in ContributionStatusRpc.test.ts to use
ContributionStatusStore["Service"], then remove the exported
ContributionStatusStoreShape from ContributionStatusStore. Preserve the existing
service interface contract.

Review comments at
@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderSessionManager.test.ts:
- Around line 1859-1900: Update the ProviderSessionManagerV2 test to exercise
credential reuse by detaching and re-attaching the same thread without releasing
the provider process, then assert the reused credential resolves with the
updated pluginToolGrants. Also verify an already prepared session retains its
grant snapshot, and reword the comment to describe disabling the plugin before
the next session.

Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx:
- Around line 10361-10373: Update ChatView to read the latest onSend through
onSendRef and memoize panelHost with useMemo keyed to its data fields, keeping
the hook before the early NoActiveThreadState return. Also memoize
sidePanelLaunchers so streaming renders do not create a new value for
RightPanelTabs.

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Preview becomes the second panel on the side-panel registry that Diff
started. Each definition now also carries the panel's title, icon, launcher
letter, client support and unavailable copy, so the tabs, the empty
launcher and the add menu read one ordered list instead of three
hand-kept ones. Labels, letters, order and copy are unchanged.

Panel props are inferred from each lazily loaded body, and the caller is a
closed union, so another panel's props, unknown ids and widened ids do not
compile. ChatView lends the rendered panel a small host (thread, right
panel visibility, composer draft target, workspace mutation id and the
annotation send) instead of drilling the same props into each body; the
annotation send keeps the per-render closure it had before, and PreviewView
still drops a pick that settles after a thread switch.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ChatView built a new PanelHost on every render, so every usePanelHost
consumer re-rendered even when no host field changed. Memoize it on its
fields and send annotations through onSendRef so the sender stays stable.

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Plain server threads reuse one ChatView, so the memoized panel host's
sender could resolve to the next thread's composer when a pick settled
after a switch. The latest sender now carries its thread key, and each
host forwards only to a sender for its own thread.

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ChatView replaced the panel host's annotation sender while rendering. If
React threw that render away, an in-flight preview pick could still call
its onSend, for example one that edits a queued message instead of sending
a turn. Update the sender in a layout effect so only committed renders
lend it.

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PersistentThreadTerminalPanel, PersistentThreadTerminalDrawer, their two
reconciliation helpers and the terminal launch-context types now live in
apps/web/src/panels/terminal. The moved code is unchanged apart from the
added export keywords; ChatView imports them and its call sites, props,
memo boundaries and callbacks are untouched.

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The right-panel terminal is now a registered side panel. Its body reads the
thread and visibility from the panel host and keybindings from the server
keybindings atom, then hands them to the unchanged memoized terminal, so
ChatView renders that leave its inputs alone still skip it. ChatView passes
only the terminal surface, launch context, focus request, callbacks and
shortcut labels. Launcher copy, letter, order and availability are
unchanged; the bottom drawer stays mounted by ChatView.

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…tree

A terminal launch context with a null worktree path means the terminal was
launched on the local checkout. The right-panel terminal treated that null as
missing and fell back to the thread's worktree, so a thread that gained a
worktree after the launch gave the drawer a worktree path and runtime env that
did not match its cwd. Use the launch context whenever one exists, as the
persistent drawer already does.

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Register Device in the bundled panel registry like Browser, Diff and
Terminal. The body moves to panels/device and reads its thread and
visibility from the panel host; the launcher row, tab title and icon read
the definition, so the copy, letter and order are unchanged. The Device
tests now mount it through the registered lazy path.

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The thread's pull request detail and its linked pull requests list now
register on the panel host like Diff, Browser, Terminal and Device. Each
body reads its thread, environment and composer draft target from the
host, and the detail gates on the host environment's pull request
capability itself, with the same loading ghost and unavailable copy.
Reference, context, back, shortcut enablement and shortcut context stay
props. Which pull request the P entry opens, including a linked pull
request with no legacy link, is still decided in ChatView. Launcher
letters, order, copy, tab titles and keys are unchanged, and the pull
requests page keeps rendering the detail panel directly.

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The Files explorer and single-file surfaces now render through the panel
registry, like Diff, Preview, Terminal, Device and the pull request panels.
The body moves to panels/files/FilesSidePanel and reads the thread, composer
draft target and workspace mutation id from the panel host, keybindings from
the server atom, and opens files through the right panel store for the host's
thread. The launcher entry, tab title and tab icon read the one definition;
ChatView keeps the surface inputs, editors and the pending-file pair as props.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A tree "Add to chat" waits for the native menu and then read the chat
layout's shared composer ref, so a pick that settled after a thread switch
landed in whichever thread was showing by then, including the same thread id
in another environment. "Open in browser" waits for an asset URL and
settings, and then still asked the server for a Browser tab in the thread it
started in, after you had left it.

The Files panel now gives each visit to a thread a lifetime that ends when the
panel moves to another thread or draft, or unmounts. The tree's Add to chat
goes through an insert bound to that lifetime, and Open in browser checks it
before asking for a browser. A browser the server already opened is applied to
the thread it was opened for, so its session never lingers unseen; only its
error stays with the visit that started it. Work from an earlier visit stays
dropped if you come back before it settles; work started on the return visit
still lands.

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The Pierre file tree keeps the selection callback from its first render.
Threads in the same project share one tree, so after switching threads a
click opened the file in the thread the tree first showed. The tree now
reads the current opener through a ref, as its context menu already does.

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Open in browser shared the Add to chat lifetime, which ends when the
composer moves to another draft. Entering or leaving queued-message
editing before the file was ready therefore dropped the browser even
though the thread stayed on screen. Opening a browser now follows a
lifetime keyed by the thread alone.

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Pi extensions call `ctx.ui.setStatus` to show a short status line. T3 Code
dropped it, so the hint never reached the user.

The Pi adapter now forwards `setStatus` into an in-memory, advisory status
store owned by the provider session. A new `subscribeContributionStatus`
stream (orchestration read scope, behind the `contributionStatus`
capability) sends the environment's statuses as full snapshots. The web and
desktop thread header shows them as chips with a popover listing every
status and where it came from. Statuses are cleared at T3-initiated session
switches, never persisted, and can lag an extension-initiated change. A
cancelled rollback restores the statuses the store held for the unchanged
session, without replacing keys written or cleared while its hook decided;
the kept copy is dropped once Pi answers the fork either way.

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A rollback holds the session's statuses until Pi answers the fork, and put
them back only when an extension cancelled it. When Pi refused the fork
outright it also stayed on its session, but the held statuses were
dropped. They are now restored for a refusal too; a timeout, interruption
or dead transport still drops them.

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Pi extensions can publish short statuses with setStatus. Web and desktop
show them beside the thread title; the mobile thread screen showed nothing.

Mobile now subscribes through the shared client-runtime status atoms and
renders the thread's statuses as compact chips in a row floating just under
the navigation header. The feed reserves the row's height above its first
row and in its send anchor, so the strip never covers the oldest loaded row,
the load-earlier control or a just-sent message. Pi threads keep that band
from the start, so a status appearing, changing or clearing never shifts the
feed, and the composer and keyboard insets are untouched. Chips keep the
server's order, lead each source with its provider icon, show tone as a
theme-colored dot, meet platform touch-target sizes, and open an alert with
the full text, tooltip and a note that the status can lag a session change.
Nothing renders when the thread has no statuses or the server lacks the
capability.

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Adds a trusted local plugin host behind the `plugins` environment capability:
a manifest format, one supervised child process per enabled plugin (bounded
NDJSON IPC over fd 3, heap cap, minimal env, activation and call timeouts,
hard kill after a cancel grace, capped restart backoff then quarantine), and a
persisted catalogue (migration 059) that runs a plugin directory only after an
administrator consents to the sha256 digest of its exact bytes. Changed bytes
revoke consent and stop the plugin.

Nine `plugins.*` RPCs are registered in the group scope middleware: list and
subscribe need orchestration read; add, refresh, consent, enable, disable,
remove and resume need access:write, which standard pairings never carry.

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… read

A handler result with no JSON form (a function, a symbol, or a toJSON that
returns undefined) was sent as a Succeeded reply without its value, and a
result whose serialization threw a long message overran the 2000-character
Failed limit once prefixed. The server could not decode either line and
killed the child as malformed, counting it against the restart budget.
Both now come back as an ordinary failed call.

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A plugin whose activate registered handlers and then threw kept those
handlers live, kept its activation signal open, and was later deactivated
as if it had started. A failed activation now clears its handlers, aborts
its signal and leaves the plugin unactivated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…failure paths

A line the child cannot parse now exits with code 1, the same way an
oversized line does, instead of crashing on an uncaught exception.
Adds focused tests for results with no JSON form, for the cleanup after
a failed activation, and for the corrupt-line exit.

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A line sent one byte at a time no longer keeps one buffer per chunk until
the 1 MiB limit.

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…ins are restored

Startup still re-registers enabled plugins in the background, but a call made
before that finishes now waits for it (up to 10 seconds) instead of reporting
the plugin as unavailable.

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An empty line was charged zero bytes, so a plugin could queue blank lines
without ever pausing the read budget. Each line now also counts its
delimiter, so every queued line holds budget.

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…ursor

OV2 now records `run.finalized` once per finished run, after its checkpoint
capture and workspace refresh, or `run.finalization-failed` when that work
gives up. Either record commits with the work it concludes, so a restart
replays the work or honours the outcome. Runs that never capture finalize in
EventSink, so new terminal paths need no extra wiring.

A plugin that declares the `events` capability registers
`context.proposed.onEvent` handlers. The server projects those two events
(ids, outcome, thread title; no message text) from the durable event log into
pages and invokes the reserved `t3.events` handler. A per-installation cursor
(migration 060) starts at the log end on enable and moves only after the
plugin acknowledges a page, so delivery is at-least-once and survives
restarts. Failed pages retry with backoff and quarantine after five failures
until `plugins.resume`. Handler names starting with `t3.` are reserved.

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…ation

A terminal write gated on the run still being current now enqueues the
run's checkpoint capture in the same commit. Run finalization only looked
at the outbox, where that capture did not exist yet, so an interrupted
run was finalized as one that never captures and its checkpoint was never
taken. Rolling back to the stopped turn then targeted the wrong turn.
Normalization now sees the effects enqueued with the write.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t-in

A plugin registers for events through context.proposed.onEvent, which only
exists with "proposedApi": true. A manifest that asked for events without
it could be added, consented to and enabled, and then every delivery failed
until the feed quarantined it. The loader now refuses it up front, as it
does for the other proposed capabilities. The internals overview also no
longer claims that a capturing run records its finalization in the same
commit as the capture.

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…ip guard

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A plugin can declare tools in its manifest (capability "tools", proposed API)
and handle each with a `t3.tool.<name>` handler. Agents reach them through two
fixed tools on T3's MCP server: plugin_tools_list and plugin_tool_call.

Each provider session's MCP credential carries a snapshot of the tool plugins
that were enabled when the session was prepared ({installationId, generation}).
Every list and call intersects that snapshot with the live catalogue, so a
disabled, removed or changed plugin is refused at once, and a plugin enabled
or re-enabled later is unavailable until a new session is prepared. Input is
validated against the declared schema subset before it reaches the plugin.
Listing never starts a plugin; only a call starts its own plugin.

The plugin child now allows handler names under `t3.tool.`; `t3.events` and
every other `t3.` name stay reserved for the host.

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An MCP client signed in from outside T3 Code has no thread and no grants,
so it cannot call a plugin tool. Listing still passed it to the catalogue
with empty grants, which named every enabled plugin under
notInThisSession. Such a caller now gets an empty list.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…date is stopped

prepareMcpSession reserves a reused credential before checking it, and only
dropped the reservation when the resolve step was interrupted. The plugin
tool grant update that follows can be interrupted too, and then no caller ever
learns of the reservation, so a terminal release kept the token valid. Drop
the reservation on interruption of the whole reuse step.

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…eck crashes

prepareMcpSession dropped the reservation on a reused credential only when
the resolve or grant-update step was interrupted. A crash in either step
also escapes before any caller learns of the reservation, so the credential
stayed reserved and a later release skipped revoking it. Drop the
reservation on any failure of the reuse step.

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