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Stacked on #16049 (and #15010). Review only the top 5 commits: 1d67843.

Rebased 2026-10-10 onto #15010's current head (1fe8efd69a, on main 57b3780). The two settings handlers are registered in main's RPC instrumentation map instead of observing themselves. Saving settings stays on access:write for the same reason as plugin management, and the scope test also expects main's requiredPermission field. The follow-up commits in this PR answer review-bot findings; GPT-6.1 Sol (high) reviewed them: SHIP. The plugin settings tables moved from migration 061 to 063 after main's two new migrations; the migration list tests and the commit message say 063. Main moved the host process references into a HostProcess module (#17641), so the plugin settings tests provide the process arguments through HostProcess.Arguments. A further commit ends this layer: a plugin's host calls no longer stay blocked when the message bound is below the IPC stream's own buffer, since the server now also treats the stream as having room whenever it is not waiting to drain. GPT-6.1 Sol (high) reviewed this port: SHIP. A later bot review found that open settings were not refreshed when a manifest refresh changed the declared fields; "fix(server): refresh open plugin settings when the declared fields change" fixes it, and "fix(server): finish a plugin's host work before disable returns" makes disable wait for an exited plugin's host work to close (GPT-6.1 Sol (high): SHIP). "fix(server): wake host calls waiting on a plugin below the stream buffer" lets queued host answers continue once the plugin reads again. Captures below were taken at the revisions they name. At this head (1d67843339) these pass: focused tests (17 files, 222 tests), typecheck (t3, @t3tools/contracts), lint and fmt on the changed files, knip.

Problem

A trusted local plugin usually needs a little configuration: an API URL, a mode, a token for the service it talks to. Today it has nowhere to get it. It can read environment variables or its own files, which puts tokens in plaintext next to the plugin and outside T3 Code's consent and remove controls. It also has nowhere to keep small state between runs.

This PR lets a plugin declare typed settings in its manifest, store secrets that no client can ever read back, and keep a small private key-value store. Nothing changes in the web, desktop or mobile UI yet.

Why this qualifies

This is the proposal route in CONTRIBUTING, and no maintainer has agreed to it yet. It needs #6837 (Pi-style extension API, which names settings), on top of the plugin-system approval the plugin host PR needs on #6714 / #6837.

It stacks on the plugin tools PR, which stacks on the event delivery and plugin host PRs. It uses only the host (catalogue, consent, supervised children); the dependency on events and tools is ordering (migration number, the shared manifest-capability list). The settings forms that call the two new RPCs arrive with the plugin management UI PR; until then the RPCs have no client caller, and plugins are the in-PR consumer (they read settings and storage through the host). If the answer is no, we close this and the plugin PRs above it. Previous PR in this stack: feat(server): let agents list and call plugin tools through MCP (#16049).

Fix

Declaration. A manifest with "capabilities": ["settings"] and "proposedApi": true declares up to 32 fields under settings: text { default? }, secret {} (never a default), boolean { default? }, number { default?, min?, max?, integer? }, select { options, default? }. The declaration is part of the consented manifest bytes, so changing it needs fresh consent, and the server and clients know the fields without starting the plugin. A server without this PR refuses such a plugin at add.

Values. Values belong to the installation, not to one run: they survive disable, re-enable, restarts and file changes, and plugins.remove deletes them. Every change in an update is checked against the fields the manifest declares now (declared key, type, bounds, no repeats) before any is saved; errors never repeat the value. Values of fields that are no longer declared are retired on the next update.

RPCs, registered in the RPC scope middleware like every other method:

  • plugins.settings.subscribe({ installationId }) → the saved values now, then a full fresh set after each change; fails not-found once the installation is removed. Scope: orchestration:read (same as reading the catalogue).
  • plugins.settings.update({ installationId, changes }) → the new values. Scope: access:write, so only administrative sessions can configure code that runs as the server's user; a standard pairing is refused.
  • Gated on a new optional pluginSettings environment capability, so clients never call an older server.

Plugin side. With the capability, context.proposed.settings.get(key) resolves to the saved value if it still fits the consented field, else the default; a secret resolves to its saved text. context.proposed.storage offers get/set/delete/keys for JSON values (key ≤ 128 chars, value ≤ 64 KiB, ≤ 256 keys, ≤ 1 MiB per installation). These are new host calls from the plugin child to the server over the existing plugin IPC. They are answered only for the generation that asked: disabling a plugin or its process exiting ends any host work in flight before disable returns, and later calls are refused. A secret read runs under the same lock as saves and clears, so a plugin never reads a secret whose save did not finish. A child may have at most 16 calls pending, and the server stops reading a child that does not read its answers, so buffered answers stay bounded.

Storage. Migration 059 adds plugin_settings (non-secret values), plugin_setting_secrets (a journal of which secret keys exist) and plugin_storage.

Size: 31 files, +2819 / −4. About 1.5k of the added lines are tests and test plugins.

Security: secrets

  • At rest: each secret is a separate file in the server's existing secret store (<home>/userdata/secrets/, mode 0600, written by atomic rename), the same mechanism the server uses for its own secrets. It is not encrypted beyond file permissions. SQLite holds only a row saying the key has a file; the value is never in the database.
  • Who can read it: only the plugin that declared it, through settings.get, while that installation is enabled and holds the settings capability. No client of any scope can read a secret: there is no RPC that returns one. Clients see only secrets: ["token"] (which secret keys are saved). Administrators can replace or clear a secret, not read it.
  • Never sent to clients: the subscribe frames and the update result are built from the non-secret table plus the key list of saved secrets. Tests assert the encoded result never contains the secret, and that a too-long secret is refused without repeating it.
  • Logs: settings code logs only the installation id and the storage error cause (file or SQL errors, which carry the key name, never the value). Values are not logged. Plugin log lines are the plugin's own output; a plugin that prints its secret is trusted code doing so.
  • Lifetime: removing the plugin deletes its secret files. A secret's journal row exists before its file and is deleted only after it, so a crash or failed delete leaves a row the next update, removal or server start finishes. While a retired secret cannot be deleted, updates fail with storage and save nothing.
  • Trust model: plugins are trusted local code running as the server's user after consent (the plugin host PR). This PR does not sandbox them from the secret store directory; it keeps secrets away from clients, logs and the database.

Evidence

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

How to exercise it (isolated vp run dev, an administrative session and a standard pairing): add, consent and enable a plugin whose manifest declares "capabilities": ["settings"], "proposedApi": true and a text, select, boolean and secret field, and whose activate reads them with context.proposed.settings.get. Subscribe to plugins.settings.subscribe, save values with plugins.settings.update, then try the update from the standard pairing.

Live trace at this head (isolated server on a fresh home, macOS 26 arm64, Node 24; an administrative session and a standard pairing; a test plugin with the five field types plus one agent tool, so a real Claude turn (claude-opus-5-5) makes the plugin read its settings, its secret (reported only as length and SHA-256 prefix) and its storage; a 49-character random secret sent only from a file):

Plugin tools PR (parent) This PR
capabilities.pluginSettings absent true
Add a plugin declaring "capabilities": ["settings"] refused: this server does not support settings needs consent → enabled, no process started
plugins.settings.subscribe / update Unknown request tag served, scope-checked

What the trace shows, in order:

  1. Standard pairing: subscribe works (values=[] secrets=[]); update and remove are refused with requiredScope=access:write.
  2. Administrator saves text, boolean, number, select and the secret: the result and the subscribe frames carry the values and secrets: ["token"], never the secret.
  3. Invalid values (undeclared key, out of range, not an option, wrong type, a 12,250-character secret, a key changed twice, and a valid change sent with an invalid one) are each refused with invalid-setting, the message never repeats the value, and nothing is saved.
  4. At rest: one secret file in the server's secret store, mode 0600, holding the saved secret.
  5. The plugin reads them: apiUrl, verbose, retries, mode as saved; the secret's length and hash match what was saved; its storage visit counter is 1.
  6. Restart: after the server is stopped and started on the same home, both sessions see the same values and secrets: ["token"]; the plugin reads the same secret and its counter is 2.
  7. Disable keeps the values. Remove ends the subscribe stream with not-found and deletes everything: 0 secret files, and 0 rows in plugin_settings, plugin_setting_secrets and plugin_storage.
  8. Secret sweep (exact-string count): 0 in the 76 WebSocket frames the clients received, 0 in server output, 0 in the server's log files, 0 in the SQLite database, WAL and shared memory, 0 in any file under the server's home after removal, and 0 in the Claude transcripts of the turns (they hold only the hash prefix).

Remote pass (vp run dev --share, fresh isolated home, clients reached the server only through the tailnet HTTPS origin): a remote standard pairing could read values but its updates (with and without the secret) and its remove were refused with requiredScope=access:write; the remote administrator's update and remove succeeded. The secret appeared 0 times in the 21 remote frames, the dev server output and the home's files.

Trace excerpt
capabilities.plugins=true capabilities.pluginSettings=true
settings.subscribe (first frame): ALLOWED values=[] secrets=[]                         (standard)
standard update (mode=fast): REFUSED EnvironmentAuthorizationError requiredScope=access:write
admin update: ALLOWED values=[{"key":"apiUrl","value":"https://proof.example.com"},{"key":"mode","value":"fast"},{"key":"retries","value":4},{"key":"verbose","value":true}] secrets=["token"]
out of range (retries=9): REFUSED PluginCatalogError reason=invalid-setting Retries must be at most 5.
secret too long (secret x250): REFUSED PluginCatalogError reason=invalid-setting API token must be at most 8192 characters.
mixed: valid mode=fast + invalid retries=9 + secret: REFUSED PluginCatalogError reason=invalid-setting Retries must be at most 5.
-rw-------@ plugin-setting-<installation>-<key>
plugin_tool_call proof.settings/read_settings -> {"result":{"apiUrl":"https://proof.example.com","verbose":true,"retries":4,"mode":"fast","token":{"saved":true,"length":49,"sha256_12":"4b137786122f"},"storage":{"visits":1,"keys":["visits"]}}}
expected token: length 49 sha256_12 4b137786122f
## after restart
… "token":{"saved":true,"length":49,"sha256_12":"4b137786122f"},"storage":{"visits":2,"keys":["visits"]}}}
  [settings.subscribe] ended: PluginCatalogError reason=not-found
plugin-setting-* files in <home>/userdata/secrets after remove: 0
rows after remove: plugin_settings 0, plugin_setting_secrets 0, plugin_storage 0, plugin_installations 0
client-received WebSocket frames: 76 frames, occurrences 0

Checks at this head (9b6d57bbb7), re-run 2026-10-05 (vp test run, CI=true, all exit 0):

  • apps/server src/plugins plus the two migration tests and RpcAuthorization.test.ts: 13 files, 176 tests pass. packages/contracts pluginSettings, pluginCatalog, plugin tests: 3 files, 19 tests pass.
  • PluginSettings.test.ts runs real plugin child processes over a real SQLite database: write-only secrets, whole-update validation, bounds, storage bounds, the 16-call limit (through the API and from a raw child that bypasses it), lifetime across disable/re-enable/remove/start sweep, generation-owned host calls on disable and process exit, a non-reading child, the retired-secret rules, and a plugin read racing a clear and a failed save (it sees the earlier saved secret, never the unfinished one; this test fails without the fix). No sleeps; ordering waits on deferreds and supervisor events.
  • PluginSettingsRpc.test.ts serves the two RPCs through the real scope middleware: a standard pairing can subscribe but its update is refused with requiredScope: access:write and the handler never runs; an administrative session can update; a session without orchestration:read cannot subscribe.
  • Recorded during development, on the parent: the settings test files cannot load, the RPC scope tests and the four migration-list tests fail. With plugins.settings.update registered at orchestration:read, the denial test fails.
  • vp run --filter typecheck for @t3tools/contracts and t3; vp lint --report-unused-disable-directives and vp fmt --check on the touched files (three warnings, all on unchanged lines of ws.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 settings field and context.proposed.settings / storage. The two RPCs are for the settings forms in the management UI PR.
  • Clients: web, desktop and mobile unchanged in this PR. The catalogue summary now includes the declared fields (optional), which older clients ignore. Settings forms (web, desktop, mobile, read-only for non-admin sessions) arrive with the management UI PR.
  • Providers: not applicable. Settings belong to plugins, not to provider sessions; Codex, Claude, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Antigravity and Pi are unaffected.
  • Contracts: new pluginSettingFields.ts and pluginSettings.ts; optional settings on the plugin manifest and the catalogue's installation summary; optional pluginSettings environment capability; two RPCs. Old server: no capability, so clients do not call. New server + old client: unknown fields ignored.
  • Reverse states: a value can be cleared (null), a secret deleted, the plugin disabled (values kept) and removed (values, secrets and storage deleted).
  • Connection modes: the RPCs add no transport and behave the same locally, over a remote/relay connection and through the tunnel; the scope check is per session, so a remote standard pairing can read values and cannot write. Secrets never leave the server in any mode.
  • Docs: new docs/user/plugin-settings.md for plugin authors: declaring settings, reading them and using storage, write-only secrets stored as owner-only plain-text files, limits, and lifetime. Client forms are not documented until they ship. No internals doc.

Not verified

  • The race between a plugin read and a failed save, the storage bounds and the 16-call limit are shown by tests, not in the live trace.
  • The remote pass used the tailnet (--share) with a scripted RPC client; no relay or T3 Connect tunnel run.
  • No client calls the RPCs in this PR; the forms and their read-only mode arrive later.
  • Secrets are protected by file permissions, not encryption; anyone who can read the server's home as its user can read them, as for the server's own secrets.
  • Settings are environment-wide; there is no per-project scope.
  • Windows and Linux plugin children were not run.

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The pull request adds contribution-status streaming and presentation, a trusted local plugin platform, durable run-finalization events, and a typed registry for web side panels. It also updates RPC authorization, persistence, provider integration, and client wiring.

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Contribution status

Layer / File(s) Summary
Status contracts, storage, and provider lifecycle
packages/contracts/src/contributionStatus.ts, apps/server/src/contributions/*, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/PiAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/ws.ts
Adds bounded contribution-status contracts, a scoped store and subscription RPC, and Pi status association across session lifecycle changes.
Client state and status presentation
packages/client-runtime/src/state/contributionStatus.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadContributionStatus*, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadContributionStatusStrip.tsx, apps/mobile/src/lib/layout.ts
Adds capability-gated client subscriptions and web and mobile status displays. Mobile feed geometry accounts for a floating status strip.

Trusted local plugin platform

Layer / File(s) Summary
Plugin contracts, persistence, and process execution
packages/contracts/src/plugin*.ts, apps/server/src/persistence/Migrations/*Plugin*.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginManifestLoader.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginSupervisor.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/pluginHostChild.ts
Adds plugin manifests and wire contracts, persistent installation records, source validation, child-process IPC, and process supervision.
Catalogue, settings, tools, and event delivery
apps/server/src/plugins/PluginCatalog.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginSettings.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginTools.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginEventDelivery.ts, apps/server/src/plugins/PluginEventFeed.ts
Adds installation management, persistent settings and storage, generation-scoped tool grants, and cursor-based event delivery.
RPC and MCP exposure
packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts, apps/server/src/ws.ts, apps/server/src/auth/RpcAuthorization.ts, apps/server/src/mcp/*
Adds plugin RPC operations, scope checks, plugin tool MCP handlers, and session-grant propagation.

Run finalization

Layer / File(s) Summary
Finalization events and execution
packages/contracts/src/orchestrationV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalized.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EventSink.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RunFinalizationService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/EffectWorker.ts
Adds finalized and finalization-failed milestones. The event sink and effect worker handle checkpoint capture, retries, abandonment, and recovery. Projection handlers do not update run rows or thread activity timestamps for these events.

Registered side-panel architecture

Layer / File(s) Summary
Registry, host context, and launchers
apps/web/src/panels/panelRegistry.ts, apps/web/src/panels/bundledPanels.tsx, apps/web/src/panels/panelHost.ts, apps/web/src/components/RightPanelTabs.tsx
Adds typed lazy panel registration, shared host context, and metadata-driven launcher actions.
Panel implementations and scope checks
apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, apps/web/src/panels/*, apps/web/src/browser/openFileInPreview.ts
Moves panel implementations behind the registry. Panels read host-provided context, and selected asynchronous operations check that their originating scope remains current.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 23b93

This change adds plugins, contribution statuses, run-finalization events, and registered side panels. Several earlier concerns remain open. The main one is that new event types may break thread subscriptions on older clients or replay after a downgrade. Others affect plugin event delivery and activation cleanup, and terminals opened in split panels. Resolve or explicitly accept these before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 23b93

Plugins require administrator approval and run with the server account’s privileges. A low-severity removal issue can leave plugin metadata behind after a failure or restart. The checked permission and thread-isolation controls limit exposure, but not every deployment scenario was covered.

Retained concerns

  • Low · security · observed: Installation removal is not restart-safe for event-delivery metadata. The catalog deletes the installation before a separate subscriber deletes its cursor. If the process exits before cleanup, the next startup has no prior installation ID to reconcile. If cursor deletion fails, reconciliation logs the failure and forgets the ID, preventing a later snapshot from retrying. Installation identifiers, acknowledged sequences, and timestamps can therefore remain after removal, violating the forget-on-remove lifecycle.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — An approved malicious or compromised plugin can potentially access files, credentials, and network resources available to the server OS account, beyond its installation-scoped host APIs. The inspected controls do not establish cross-account or cross-environment access; the effective deployment and tenant scope remains unresolved.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — The retained low-severity finding concerns orphan event-cursor metadata after removal, interruption, or cleanup failure. The table contains installation ID, acknowledged sequence, and timestamp, not secret values or event payloads. New installations receive fresh UUIDs, limiting ordinary replacement inheritance. No additional remote data-extraction path was established by this focused review.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Plugin management and settings writes require administrative access-write authority, with per-connection scope enforcement before handlers run. Host calls receive server-selected registration identity rather than a child-selected installation owner, and revoked child generations are rejected.
  • observed — The panel registry uses bundled component imports rather than externally supplied plugin components. Annotation forwarding checks the captured environment-qualified thread key against the latest committed sender; the send path checks orchestration authority and dispatches using captured environment and thread identifiers. This prevents late panel completion from being rebound to another thread or environment.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Secret persistence journals potentially existing files before writing and removes metadata only after file deletion. Startup retries unfinished operations and purges removed owners, unlike cursor cleanup. Removal cleanup failures are logged, so successful catalog removal is not a synchronous guarantee that every dependent file and row has been erased.
  • observed — Plugin IPC has per-message byte bounds, read backpressure, and a limit of 16 concurrent host calls. Oversized messages terminate the child, and malformed messages are rejected. The routed MCP pause helpers are test fixtures, not deployed public entrypoints.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make dependent deletion recoverable independently of in-memory snapshots: reconcile orphan cursor rows at startup and retain failed cleanup work for retry. For file-backed secrets, durable deletion work would also make removal completion and residual-data recovery explicit.






















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Review comments at @apps/server/src/plugins/PluginManifestLoader.ts:
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Use ContributionStatusStore["Service"] instead of the Shape type.

PiAdapterV2Options.statusStore uses ContributionStatusStore.ContributionStatusStoreShape. The service guidelines say there is no standalone FooShape. Name the interface type Foo["Service"]. The same Shape type also appears in ContributionStatusRpc.test.ts and ContributionStatusStore.ts.

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INSERT INTO plugin_setting_secrets (installation_id, key, saved)
VALUES (${installationId}, ${key}, 0)
ON CONFLICT (installation_id, key) DO NOTHING

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A failed replacement of an already-saved secret can still become the value returned by settings.get, even though update reports a storage error. The ON CONFLICT ... DO NOTHING leaves saved = 1 while secrets.set replaces the file, so a later failure in secrets.set or the final SQL UPDATE leaves the replacement visible after the lock is released. Journal replacements as unfinished or restore the previous value when the write fails.

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A failed replacement of an already-saved secret can still become the value returned by `settings.get`, even though `update` reports a storage error. The `ON CONFLICT ... DO NOTHING` leaves `saved = 1` while `secrets.set` replaces the file, so a later failure in `secrets.set` or the final SQL `UPDATE` leaves the replacement visible after the lock is released. Journal replacements as unfinished or restore the previous value when the write fails.

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Not changing this. The new value can only show up after a failure when secrets.set fails after its rename (the final chmod, apps/server/src/auth/ServerSecretStore.ts:205-206) or the closing UPDATE fails. In both cases the row says saved and the file holds a value the user just submitted, so nothing is half written: plugins read a secret under the same lock that saves hold (PluginSettings.ts:369), and saving again settles it. The UPDATE on a row that is already saved changes nothing. Marking a replacement unfinished would make the next start delete the secret outright (the cleanup of unfinished rows, PluginSettings.ts:504), losing the old value too, and restoring the old value needs another write that can fail the same way. The worst case is an error for a save that took effect.

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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.

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…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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…artup

The startup restore fiber was scheduled rather than started, so a remove or
enable that arrived first ran ahead of it. Restore then re-registered a removed
plugin and saved it back, or registered an enabled one twice and disabled it on
the conflict. Starting the fiber at once takes the management lock before the
catalogue is returned, so such steps queue behind restore.

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When the call that started a plugin was interrupted during activation, the
interruption landed as the start's uninterruptible step ended and replaced
publishing its outcome, so other calls waiting on that start never resumed.
Claiming a start through publishing its outcome is now one uninterruptible
step; only waiting on someone else's start stays interruptible.

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A file replaced by a FIFO after the directory was listed made the digest's
open block until a writer appeared, so inspecting the plugin never finished
and held a file-system worker thread. Files now open non-blocking and must
still be regular files once open.

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Each Node builtin import exemption in the plugin host now carries its reason,
as main's Effect service rules ask.

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When the cancel arrived in the same read as its invoke, the handler started
with an already-aborted signal, so an abort listener never fired and the
call was never answered; the supervisor then killed a plugin that would
have honoured the cancel.

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The replay harness answered a runtime request as soon as it was pending. A
provider's request and its approval card can commit separately, so when the
answer landed between them the card was never found and stayed "waiting",
which the subagent approval fixtures caught once each commit did a little
more work. The harness now waits for the card, as a client answers the card
it shows.

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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 062) 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.

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…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.

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…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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…orage

Plugins declare settings in their manifest (`settings` capability, behind
`proposedApi`). The server stores values per installation, keeps secrets in
the server secret store (0600 files) with only an "is saved" marker in
SQLite, and never sends a secret to a client. Plugins read settings and keep
small private JSON storage through host calls answered by the supervisor for
the calling generation only. `plugins.settings.subscribe` needs
orchestration:read, `plugins.settings.update` needs access:write; both are
checked by the RPC scope middleware. Migration 063 adds the three tables.

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…ange

A settings subscription re-read its values only after a save or a removal,
so a manifest refresh that dropped or retyped a field left clients showing
values the plugin no longer declares. Subscribers now re-read when an
installation's settings declaration changes.

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When a plugin's process had already exited, disable returned at once, even
while the exit was still ending that process's host calls. Disable now
waits for that, so their cleanup cannot overlap a re-enable or what runs
after the disable.

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A message bound below the IPC stream's own 64 KiB buffer could fill without
any write reporting backpressure, so Node never emitted drain and the
plugin's host calls and answers stayed blocked after it read again. Room is
now also there whenever the stream is not waiting to drain.

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