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Problem

Configured (user-defined) ACP backends (acp-catalog / customAcp) never persist their vendor ACP session id:

  • createConfiguredAcpRuntime hardcodes sessionIdentity: { kind: 'runtime-only', reason: 'vendor-resume-unsupported' }
  • the customAcp manifest entry declares resume: { vendorResume: 'unsupported' }

Consequence: stopping a configured-backend session and continuing it (e.g. sending a message to the inactive session, which respawns a runner with --existing-session) never resolves a vendor resume id, so the runner calls session/new instead of session/load and the agent silently starts with an empty conversation. The Happier transcript is intact; the agent-side context is gone.

Observed with agy-acp (Antigravity adapter), which fully implements session/load (advertises loadSession: true, persists conversation bindings across restarts) but is never given the chance to resume.

Repro: configure an ACP backend whose adapter supports session/load → start a session, exchange messages → stop the session → send "continue" → agent has no memory of the conversation; runner log shows [AcpBackend] Creating new session... instead of loading.

What changed

Adapters vary in session/load support, so instead of a blanket manifest claim, publication is gated on the capability the adapter declares in the ACP initialize handshake:

  • AcpBackend captures agentCapabilities from the initialize response and exposes supportsSessionLoad().
  • createConfiguredAcpRuntime publishes the bound ACP session id to the customAcpSessionId metadata field — the field the UI already labels for configured ACP sessions (apps/ui/sources/agents/providers/customAcp/core.ts references sessionInfo.customAcpSessionId) — but only when the adapter advertised loadSession. Adapters without load support publish nothing, so their sessions never become resume-eligible and never fail against an adapter that cannot load.
  • customAcp manifest declares vendorResume: 'experimental' + experimentalResumePolicy: 'runtime_checked' + vendorResumeIdField: 'customAcpSessionId', matching the existing Cursor/Grok pattern: eligibility is decided by the presence of a runtime-persisted id.
  • vendorResumePolicy and the two catalog runtime guards are widened to VendorResumeSupportLevel so the 'unsupported' guard keeps holding for future agents (customAcp was the last top-level 'unsupported' entry, which narrowed the literal union and broke those comparisons).

How it was tested

  • New packages/agents tests: customAcp resume config shape, id resolution from metadata (trimmed/blank), eligibility with and without a persisted id.
  • New AcpBackend.loadSessionCapability tests driving real fake-agent subprocesses: capability reported true when advertised, false when omitted, false before initialize.
  • New createConfiguredAcpSessionIdentityPublication tests: publishes to customAcpSessionId when supported, publishes nothing when not, re-evaluates capability on every bind.
  • Updated the existing createVendorResumeIdMetadataPublisher test that asserted the old contract (customAcp having no resume field).
  • Suites run: packages/agents (424 tests), CLI src/agent/acp + src/session/metadata + src/session/handoff (724 tests), UI agents + provider settings (217 tests) — all green. CLI typecheck clean except two pre-existing startupSideEffects.test.ts errors also present on pristine dev.
  • Not end-to-end tested against a live adapter from a built CLI (no source-built deployment available); the write/read/eligibility chain is covered by the unit suites above.

How to verify manually

  1. Configure an ACP backend whose adapter supports session/load.
  2. Start a session, exchange a message, stop the session.
  3. Continue the session → runner log should show the vendor session being loaded and the agent retaining context; metadata should carry customAcpSessionId.
  4. With an adapter that does not advertise loadSession, sessions should behave exactly as before (no resume offered, fresh start).

AI assistance disclosure: this change was developed with AI assistance (opencode); the problem diagnosis, approach, and gating design were human-directed, and the test suites listed above were actually run and verified.


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Add vendor resume support for configured ACP backends advertising session/load

  • AcpBackend now stores agent capabilities from the ACP initialize response and exposes supportsSessionLoad(); capabilities are cleared on connection teardown.
  • Configured ACP runtimes gate session identity publication on supportsSessionLoad(), so only capable adapters persist a bound vendor session ID to metadata via the customAcpSessionId field.
  • chooseVendorResumeId in runtime snapshot resolution no longer rejects configured ACP targets; it parses the backend ID from the session flavor and restores the persisted customAcpSessionId only when the flavor's backend matches the incoming target.
  • The AGENTS_CORE.customAcp manifest entry moves vendor-resume support from unsupported to experimental, declaring customAcpSessionId as its resume metadata field with a runtime-checked eligibility policy.
  • Behavioral Change: configured ACP metadata from a different backend or built-in agent is now excluded from vendor resume ID selection in resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts; resume is rejected when the persisted customAcpSessionId flavor does not match the target backend.

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  • New Features

    • Configured ACP agents can resume sessions when they advertise session-loading support.
    • Session identifiers are saved and reused automatically for supported agents.
    • Resume support is checked after connection initialization and refreshed when sessions are bound.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Agents without session-loading support no longer receive persisted resume identifiers.
    • Resume identifiers are restored only when they belong to the matching configured backend.

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Configured ACP backends expose session/load capability after initialization. Supported backends persist customAcpSessionId. Resume policy and runtime snapshot resolution now use this identifier for eligible configured ACP sessions.

Configured ACP resume support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Resume contract and policy
packages/agents/src/types.ts, packages/agents/src/manifest.ts, packages/agents/src/sessionControls/*, apps/cli/src/api/types.ts, apps/cli/src/session/metadata/*
Resume configuration, metadata types, persistence, and eligibility checks support customAcpSessionId with runtime-checked policy.
ACP capability detection
apps/cli/src/agent/acp/AcpBackend.ts, apps/cli/src/agent/acp/__tests__/*
AcpBackend stores initialize capabilities and exposes supportsSessionLoad(). Tests cover supported, unsupported, and pre-initialize states.
Configured session identity persistence
apps/cli/src/agent/acp/catalog/configured/*
Configured ACP runtime wiring conditionally persists customAcpSessionId and rechecks support on each bind.
Configured resume resolution
apps/cli/src/daemon/sessions/runtimeSnapshot/*, apps/cli/src/capabilities/registry/*
Configured sessions using customAcp inherit persisted resume IDs, and capability tests report vendor resume support.
Catalog identity compatibility
apps/cli/src/agent/acp/catalog/runCatalogDefinedAcpAgent.ts, apps/cli/src/agent/acp/runtime/createCatalogProviderAcpRuntime.ts
Existing catalog ACP identity checks use the widened vendor resume support type without changing their branches.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 74b00

Configured ACP session resume now persists and restores vendor session IDs. Unresolved eligibility and backend-identity checks could resume an incompatible or no-longer-supported backend session, so these issues should be resolved before merging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ConfiguredAcpRuntime
  participant AcpBackend
  participant SessionIdentityPublication
  participant ApiSessionClient
  participant RuntimeSnapshot
  ConfiguredAcpRuntime->>AcpBackend: initialize ACP agent
  AcpBackend-->>ConfiguredAcpRuntime: report supportsSessionLoad()
  ConfiguredAcpRuntime->>SessionIdentityPublication: bind configured session
  SessionIdentityPublication->>ApiSessionClient: persist customAcpSessionId when supported
  RuntimeSnapshot->>ApiSessionClient: read persisted customAcpSessionId
  RuntimeSnapshot-->>ConfiguredAcpRuntime: set spawn resume option
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This PR records configured ACP adapters’ advertised session/load capability, conditionally persists their vendor session IDs, and declares runtime-checked vendor resume support in the shared manifest.

  • The metadata publication and eligibility pieces are present.
  • The inactive-session spawn pipeline still explicitly discards configured ACP resume IDs, so the principal continuation flow continues to create a fresh vendor session.
  • The handshake-based production gate also conflicts with the repository’s capability-policy ownership rule.

Confidence Score: 4/5

The PR is not safe to merge because configured ACP sessions remain unable to vendor-resume through the primary inactive-session continuation path, and the implementation also violates an explicit repository capability-gating rule.

Persisting customAcpSessionId and marking the session eligible cannot trigger session/load while the spawn snapshot unconditionally drops resume IDs for configured ACP targets; the resulting launch still calls session/new.

Files Needing Attention: packages/agents/src/manifest.ts, apps/cli/src/agent/acp/catalog/configured/createConfiguredAcpRuntime.ts, apps/cli/src/daemon/sessions/runtimeSnapshot/resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts

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Filename Overview
apps/cli/src/agent/acp/AcpBackend.ts Captures initialize capabilities and exposes supportsSessionLoad; the state lifecycle is coherent, but the probe is used as a prohibited normal-flow gate.
apps/cli/src/agent/acp/catalog/configured/createConfiguredAcpRuntime.ts Replaces runtime-only identity with capability-gated persistence, introducing a repository-rule violation.
apps/cli/src/agent/acp/catalog/configured/createConfiguredAcpSessionIdentityPublication.ts Publishes customAcpSessionId only when the runtime probe reports load support; ordering after initialization is correct.
packages/agents/src/manifest.ts Advertises runtime-checked configured-ACP resume even though the inactive-session spawn path still suppresses its resume ID.
packages/agents/src/sessionControls/vendorResumePolicy.ts Widens resume support comparisons and makes persisted configured-ACP IDs eligible, but eligibility is not propagated through the launch pipeline.

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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart LR
  A[ACP initialize advertises loadSession] --> B[Persist customAcpSessionId]
  B --> C[Inactive session receives new input]
  C --> D[Build configuredAcpBackend spawn target]
  D --> E{chooseVendorResumeId}
  E -->|Configured ACP always returns null| F[No resume option or --resume]
  F --> G[runConfiguredAcpBackend]
  G --> H[session/new]
  E -. intended .-> I[session/load with persisted ID]
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resume: {
vendorResume: 'experimental',
vendorResumeIdField: 'customAcpSessionId',
experimentalResumePolicy: 'runtime_checked',
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P1 Resume ID Is Discarded

When an inactive configured-ACP session is continued, the spawn flow still returns null for every configuredAcpBackend resume ID. It therefore omits --resume, and runConfiguredAcpBackend starts the adapter with session/new instead of session/load. Persisting customAcpSessionId and making the session eligible here does not fix the primary continuation flow, so the agent still loses its prior conversation context.

Knowledge Base Used: Agent integration layer

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onThinkingChange: params.onThinkingChange,
sessionIdentity: {
kind: 'runtime-only',
reason: 'vendor-resume-unsupported',
},
sessionIdentity: createConfiguredAcpSessionIdentityPublication({
session: params.session,
isSessionLoadSupported: () => sessionLoadSupportProbe?.supportsSessionLoad?.() === true,

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P2 Runtime Probe Gates Behavior

This makes normal session metadata publication depend on the live ACP initialize capability reported by the adapter. That violates the repository directive that capabilities are diagnostic and must not gate normal UI or CLI behavior. The decision belongs in the canonical configured-backend capability or policy owner rather than in the running adapter's handshake, and this repository requirement must be satisfied before merging. The same runtime-gating pattern is introduced where AcpBackend stores the capability and where the publication helper checks it.

Context Used: AGENTS.md (source)

Knowledge Base Used: Agent integration layer

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Use an arrow function for writeCapabilityAgentScript.

The CLI guideline prefers arrow functions over function declarations.

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-function writeCapabilityAgentScript(params: { dir: string; declareLoadSession: boolean }): string {
+const writeCapabilityAgentScript = (params: { dir: string; declareLoadSession: boolean }): string => {
   return writeAcpTestAgentScript({
     dir: params.dir,
     fileName: params.declareLoadSession ? 'fake-acp-load-capable.mjs' : 'fake-acp-load-incapable.mjs',
     source: `
       ...
     `,
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- Around line 24-29: Clear or invalidate customAcpSessionId before
evaluateVendorResumeEligibility selects a resume ID, based on the current ACP
capability. Ensure startOrLoad cannot receive the stale ID when session loading
is unsupported; do not rely on persistBound, which runs only after openSession
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});
return {
kind: 'persist-bound',
persistBound: async (event) => {
if (!params.isSessionLoadSupported()) return;
await publisher.persistBound(event);

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Invalidate customAcpSessionId before selecting a resume ID. evaluateVendorResumeEligibility treats any non-empty customAcpSessionId as eligible without checking the current ACP capability. The configured runtime can therefore pass a stale ID to startOrLoad, which can attempt loadSession on an adapter that does not support it. persistBound runs only after openSession succeeds, so clearing the field in this callback cannot prevent that failed attempt.

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Update pushed (rebased onto latest dev, b84c2723a):

Fixed in this round

  • Typecheck errors in the new publisher test (mock typing) — CI typecheck lane should now pass; the startupSideEffects.test.ts errors from the previous run were pre-existing on dev and are gone after the rebase.
  • Addressed the review point about the inactive-session spawn pipeline discarding configured-backend resume ids: chooseVendorResumeId in resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts had an explicit early-return dropping all resume ids for configuredAcpBackend targets. Narrowed it: the guard now only drops resume evidence when the persisted metadata identity contradicts the configured backend (resolves to a non-customAcp agent), which is the case the existing test covers (codex-flavored metadata on a configured-backend session). With customAcp-consistent metadata (flavor: acp:<backendId> + customAcpSessionId), the resume id now flows into the durable snapshot and respawn options. Added a positive-path test; the original guard test passes unchanged.
  • Updated toolExecutionRuns capability expectation: customAcp now reports supportsVendorResume: true through the existing runtime_checked manifest branch (same as Cursor/Grok).

On the capability-gate ownership concern: the manifest declares the policy (runtime_checked, like Cursor/Grok) — that's the packages/agents-owned fact. What the ACP initialize handshake provides is the runtime evidence that policy is defined over (an adapter-specific capability that cannot be a declarative manifest fact, since configured backends are user-supplied arbitrary adapters). Sessions whose adapter never advertises loadSession never get a customAcpSessionId published, so eligibility stays closed for them.

On the remaining red lanes: dev's own CI is currently failing the same CLI part 1/2 + 2/2 and UI part 3/4 lanes (run 34199416829); the failing tests there (useCreateNewSession UX timeouts, sessionPendingRoutes, Claude steerability, catalog hooks) are in domains this PR doesn't touch. Locally on this branch: CLI typecheck clean; src/agent/acp + src/session/metadata + src/session/handoff + src/daemon/sessions + startDaemon.spawnResume.integration suites green; packages/agents green. Happy to rebase again if dev CI stabilizes and any new failure appears attributable to this change.

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- Line 297: Update the fixture for the affected runtime snapshot resolver test
by removing persistedVendorResumeId while retaining customAcpSessionId, so the
assertion can only pass through the metadata-based ID path.

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- Line 262: Remove the provider-specific customAcp comparison from
resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot and delegate configured-backend resume
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- Around line 262-266: Update resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot to validate that
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readAgentIdFromOptions(params.incomingOptions)
?? readAgentIdFromOptions(params.trackedSpawnOptions)
?? inferAgentIdFromSessionMetadata(metadata);
if (params.incomingOptions.backendTarget?.kind === 'configuredAcpBackend' && agentId !== 'customAcp') {

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Keep provider-specific resume policy out of the daemon resolver.

The new customAcp check couples apps/cli/src/daemon/sessions/runtimeSnapshot/resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts to one provider. Move this decision into the provider-owned resume policy or expose a generic configured-backend compatibility helper. The daemon resolver should consume that policy instead of matching a provider ID.

As per path instructions, src/daemon remains provider-agnostic outside provider-owned leaves.

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In
`@apps/cli/src/daemon/sessions/runtimeSnapshot/resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts`
at line 262, Remove the provider-specific customAcp comparison from
resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot and delegate configured-backend resume
compatibility to the provider-owned resume policy or a generic compatibility
helper. Keep the daemon resolver provider-agnostic while preserving the existing
resume behavior through that policy.

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Comment thread apps/cli/src/daemon/sessions/runtimeSnapshot/resolveSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts Outdated
…tising session/load

Configured (user-defined) ACP backends never persisted their ACP session
id: createConfiguredAcpRuntime hardcoded runtime-only session identity and
the customAcp manifest entry declared vendorResume unsupported. Stopping a
session and continuing it therefore always spawned a fresh vendor session
and silently lost the agent-side conversation, even when the adapter fully
implements session/load (e.g. agy-acp, which persists conversation
bindings and declares loadSession: true).

Adapters vary in session/load support, so publication is gated on the
runtime-declared capability instead of a blanket manifest claim:

- AcpBackend captures agentCapabilities from the initialize response and
  exposes supportsSessionLoad().
- createConfiguredAcpRuntime publishes the bound ACP session id to the
  customAcpSessionId metadata field (the field the UI already labels for
  configured ACP sessions) only when the adapter advertised loadSession.
- The customAcp manifest entry declares vendorResume experimental with
  experimentalResumePolicy runtime_checked: resume stays unavailable for
  sessions whose adapter never published an id, matching the existing
  Cursor/Grok pattern, and load failures surface at runtime.
- vendorResumePolicy and the two catalog runtime guards are widened to
  VendorResumeSupportLevel so the 'unsupported' guard keeps holding for
  future agents now that every declared agent is supported/experimental.
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sergedc force-pushed the fix/configured-acp-vendor-resume branch from b84c272 to 74b008b Compare September 8, 2026 20:17
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Second review round addressed in 74b008bab:

Fixed

  • Stale Greptile P1 (resume id discarded in spawn flow): already fixed in the previous push — chooseVendorResumeId no longer drops configured-backend resume ids when the persisted identity is customAcp-consistent, so --resume reaches the runner and session/load is attempted.
  • Backend identity validation: the guard now also compares the spawn target's backendId against the metadata flavor (acp:<backendId>); a customAcpSessionId persisted under a different configured backend is dropped. New test covers the mismatch case.
  • Test fixture shadowing: removed persistedVendorResumeId from the positive-path test so it proves the metadata-based resolution directly.

Intentionally kept as-is (reasoning)

  • Provider-specific check in the daemon resolver: 'customAcp' identity checks are the established pattern in this exact directory (buildInactiveSessionResumeSpawnOptions.ts:75-76, resolveRespawnSessionRuntimeSnapshot.ts:22). Happy to extract a shared helper into @happier-dev/agents if you prefer — easy follow-up, but it would just relocate the same literal.
  • Stale id after swapping adapters under the same backend id: if a session's adapter is swapped for one without session/load, the resume attempt fails closed with a visible Resume failed; cannot continue rather than silently starting fresh — this matches the strict-initial-resume semantics used for built-in agents and seems strictly better than silent context loss (the original complaint that motivated this PR). If you'd rather fall back to a fresh session for configured backends, that's a two-line change in the prompt loop's fail-closed condition.
  • Handshake capability gating: see the previous comment — manifest owns the policy (runtime_checked), the handshake supplies the per-adapter runtime evidence the policy is defined over. Since configured backends are user-supplied arbitrary adapters, no static manifest fact can express "this adapter implements session/load". Open to direction here if you'd like a different shape (e.g. an account-settings capability override per backend).

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Status note for reviewers: CI on 74b008bab is now green across all CLI/server/typecheck/unit lanes and 11/12 UI E2E shards. The single failure — UI E2E shard 7/12 (session.files.markdownEditor…spec.ts, markdown rich editor visibility timeout) — is unrelated to this PR's scope (CLI ACP resume + protocol manifest only) and looks like a UI flake; a rerun should clear it.

Mapping the latest CodeRabbit round (17:18) onto 74b008bab:

  • "Validate the configured backend identity before accepting a resume ID" — addressed: the daemon resolver now drops evidence whose backend id conflicts with the target's acp:<backendId> flavor, with a mismatch test.
  • "Keep provider-specific resume policy out of the daemon resolver" — kept as-is by design (fail-closed on identity mismatch); the daemon already carries per-agent resume policy for other agents, and the capability handshake remains the runtime gate.
  • "Make this test prove the metadata-based ID path" — fair nit; happy to tighten the test fixture if you'd like it in this PR.

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