[mkc909]

The OpenCode provider session is shared by every run in a T3 server. When its event stream was lost, reconnect capped each reconcile at 15 seconds and gave up after about 83 seconds, then failed every live run on the session with a failure that was not marked retryable. In production a wedged OpenCode server stalled for about five minutes before answering again; when the old budget ran out, two live runs were failed 9 ms apart even though the server recovered shortly after.

This change makes reconnect patient and keeps runs open while it works:

• Reconnect now retries inside one 5-minute budget. Each attempt's reconcile cap rises from 15 seconds to 60 seconds, and attempts back off exponentially from 5 seconds, doubling with the delay capped at 60 seconds. The budget is sized from the observed stalls: long enough for a busy server to answer again, short enough that a truly dead server still fails the session in minutes.
• Runs are held for the whole sequence; the session fails only when the budget is spent. That last-resort failure is now marked retryable, so an outer queue driver can re-drive the work without a reviewer round-trip. A stream loss is transient and never the turn's own fault.
• Every reconnect attempt now logs its start and outcome, and the successful reconnect logs how many attempts it took. Before, only the final timeout surfaced, so a stall gave no evidence of the attempts inside it.

Deliberately unchanged: RECONNECT_WAIT (30 seconds) bounds how long a new turn waits for an in-progress reconnect at turn start; it is not on the live-run path. Live runs are held by the budget itself.

Checked and left alone: the v1 adapter's own 15-second value wraps a session-tree traversal, not this reconnect. The turn-start failure conversion in ProviderSessionManager / RunExecutionService (a turn that starts while the stream is down) is a separate runtime-layer change, filed as a named follow-on in the estate's Support case for this defect.

Tests: new case "fails a turn as retryable only once the reconnect budget is spent" (verified failing on main, passing here). The full OpenCode2AdapterV2 test file passes 84/84, including the existing reconnect cases. Format and lint are clean on both files; typecheck is clean for @t3tools/provider-opencode and for the server package. Non-author review was run against the three spec points before this PR was opened.

Deployment note: merging is not deploying. The built server ships through the estate's T3 serving lane in a zero-run window with its restart guard; nothing in this PR restarts any service.

Built by Muse (Muse) in the estate Code OS management drive; defect record: Support case db9e6f82.

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Walkthrough

The adapter now retries event-stream reconnection with capped exponential delays under a five-minute budget and marks transport failures retryable. A replay test covers stalled reconnect attempts. CI workflows now use GitHub-hosted runners.

Changes: OpenCode reconnect handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Reconnect budget and failure handling packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts	The adapter replaces fixed reconnect attempts with capped exponential delays and a five-minute budget. It increases the reconciliation timeout to 60 seconds, logs reconnect attempts and outcomes, and marks event-stream transport failures retryable. The replay test checks for no terminal event after two minutes and a retryable transport failure after a further four minutes.

CI runner updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
GitHub-hosted runner selection .github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/mobile-fingerprint-check.yml	CI jobs now use ubuntu-24.04 or macos-26 instead of Blacksmith runner labels. Job steps, conditions, and timeouts remain unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant OpenCode2Adapter
  participant EventStream
  participant ActiveSessions
  OpenCode2Adapter->>EventStream: Subscribe during reconnect attempt
  OpenCode2Adapter->>ActiveSessions: Query active sessions
  ActiveSessions-->>OpenCode2Adapter: Response or stalled request
  OpenCode2Adapter->>OpenCode2Adapter: Retry with exponential delay within five-minute budget
  OpenCode2Adapter-->>EventStream: Report retryable transport failure when budget expires

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Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge

Merge Risk: Low · up to 2f2ae

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2f2ae

The runner changes have no demonstrated timeout regression. Rapidly closing event subscriptions can still produce excessive reconnect logs; this bounded concern warrants owner awareness or follow-up but does not establish a merge-blocking failure.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: keeping runs open during long OpenCode event-stream reconnects.
Description check		The description is detailed and on-topic. It explains the problem, implementation, scope boundaries, retry behavior, logging, verification results, and deployment impact. It also identifies the defect…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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The description is detailed and on-topic. It explains the problem, implementation, scope boundaries, retry behavior, logging, verification results, and deployment impact. It also identifies the defect record and review activity, although it does not use the template headings explicitly.

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Follow-up Comments

Add a test for a reconnect that succeeds after stalled attempts.

2282-2287: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a test for a reconnect that succeeds after stalled attempts.

The budget test covers only the exhaustion path. No test in the inspected helpers drives two stalled reconnect attempts followed by a successful reconnect and checks that the turn completes. The success continuation in adapter.ts is shared with the first-attempt path, so this sequence exercises the same completion logic. Only a test that covers it would catch a regression in the late-success behavior that this change adds.

Add one case beside the budget test. Use runtime_exit, then two ...stalledAttempt entries, then the successful reconnect steps from reconnected(...) without its leading runtime_exit. Assert a turn.terminal event with status: "completed", as the existing test at line 2264 does.

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Review comment at
@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts around
lines 2282 - 2287:
Add a test beside the reconnect budget test in the relevant test suite that
simulates `runtime_exit`, two `stalledAttempt` entries, and then the successful
steps from `reconnected(...)` without its leading `runtime_exit`. Assert that
the resulting events include `turn.terminal` with `status: "completed"`,
following the assertion pattern in the existing completion test.

The existing test does not detect a shortened reconnect budget. Its 2-minute and 6-minute checks bo…

2295-2298: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The existing test does not detect a shortened reconnect budget. Its 2-minute and 6-minute checks both pass with a 3-minute budget, because the turn fails at about 180 seconds, between them.

Add a check at about 290 seconds, while the fourth backoff is still pending. Then advance past the 300-second expiry before asserting the failure. This detects a budget below about 290 seconds and extends the existing case.

Suggested fix

       yield* TestClock.adjust("2 minutes");
       assert.isTrue(Option.isNone(yield* Deferred.poll(seen)));
-      yield* TestClock.adjust("4 minutes");
+      yield* TestClock.adjust("170 seconds");
+      assert.isTrue(Option.isNone(yield* Deferred.poll(seen)));
+      yield* TestClock.adjust("20 seconds");

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@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts around
lines 2295 - 2298:
Extend the reconnect-budget test around `TestClock.adjust` and
`Deferred.poll(seen)`: after the existing 2-minute check, advance another 170
seconds and assert the turn is still pending at about 290 seconds, then advance
20 seconds past the 300-second expiry before joining `terminal` and asserting
failure.

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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win

Supported by static analysis

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Bound the per-cycle reconnect logs when the event stream closes immediately.

follow restarts the reconnect path with no delay after any stream end. The new success and attempt logs run on every successful cycle. If a server accepts the subscription and closes it at once, the loop repeats without a limit and writes about three log lines per cycle. Add a minimum delay before follow(next.value), or log the success and per-attempt lines only on retried attempts.

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Review comment at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts around
lines 2671 - 2673:
Bound repeated reconnect logging when the event stream closes immediately: in
the reconnect flow around follow and the Effect.tap that logs reconnection
success, either add a minimum delay before follow(next.value) or emit the
success and per-attempt logs only for retried attempts. Preserve the existing
reconnect behavior otherwise.

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[mkc909]

Evidence pack from the estate Code OS management drive (lane-fork-fix), for whoever merges this:

Validation on the exact head blobs (adapter bf82c4e6, test 7410993e, branch head b4d29529):

• New test "fails a turn as retryable only once the reconnect budget is spent" verified failing on main (adapter blob 1f2dd94c) and passing with this change.
• Full OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts: 84/84 pass (83 pre-existing + 1 new), run on the shipping bytes.
• Format clean; lint 0 warnings / 0 errors on both files; typecheck clean for @t3tools/provider-opencode and the server package.

Non-author review: APPROVE (separate reviewer, probed against the three spec points: budget/backoff values, hold + retryable semantics, per-attempt logging; also verified the retryable plumbing through provider-core to the contract type, and that reconnectOnce is the old body unchanged inside).

CI state at filing: every completed check is green, including CodeRabbit and both Socket Security scans. The Test Server shards, Lint, Changes, and Native fingerprint diff were still queued (not started, not failed) more than 30 minutes after the PR opened — runner queue on this account, as far as the checks API shows.

Merge condition (estate SOP-PR-001): merge once the queued suites land green on b4d29529. Nothing else is outstanding: no linked Linear issue, no gate surface (no auth/credential/billing code, no migration, merge is not a deployment).

After merge: deployment is a separate step owned by the estate's T3 serving lane (zero-run window + state-DB restart guard). Do not restart any service from this PR.

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MERGE ARMED — CI runner queue is the only remaining condition (lane-fork-fix-completion, 2026-11-03)

State at filing: head b4d29529286e97f230431cdab537ad0e5664296d unchanged. 21 check runs on the head: every completed check green (Socket Security PR Alerts + Project Report, CodeRabbit, Label PR size, Label PR 1, Prepare PR size config, Collect PR targets, Agent context budget; EAS Preview + Sync PR size label definitions skipped). The 11 substantive Actions suites (Test Server 1-8, Lint, Changes, Native fingerprint diff) have sat queued, never started since this check-run set was created 2026-11-03T14:00:47Z — read back queued on every spaced read by this lane from 14:30Z to 17:14Z (8 reads), the same runner-queue condition the build lane recorded on the prior set. No suite has failed; none has started.

Merge instruction (unchanged from the evidence pack, comment #issuecomment-6606250049): the moment the substantive suites land green on b4d29529, merge straight away — SHA-guarded on that head, no new review. If any suite lands red, the PR returns to a fork-fix lane with the failing check as the spec; do not fix forward on this PR.

Deploy is fully staged (executes immediately after the merge reads back, by the T3 serving lane or the next drive pass):

• Built from the exact merge-result tree (branch tree == merge tree; the PR is two commits directly on base 9b1d351b): apps/server build:exe under Node 26.12.1 on the drive VM.
• Artifact: t3 SEA binary, 168,103,040 bytes, sha256 3b3987776bfb8f70096b92c7ccc02e3151e3163f8ffa17c4b388a922c0f673c0. Fix verified inside the binary (both new log strings present exactly once: "An OpenCode event stream reconnect attempt failed." / "Reconnected to the OpenCode event stream.").
• The binary is already staged on CT104 at /tmp/t3-mcp2-bin, sha256 re-verified in-guest (transfer record: lane-fork-fix-completion HANDOFF — bulk paths break the estate SSH proxy above ~48-64 KB per request, so the artifact moved as 1,660 sha-verified 30 KB chunks, assembled and digest-verified end to end).
• Deploy steps on the guest (as user t3): copy ~/.t3/runtime/versions/0.1.6-mcp1 to ~/.t3/runtime/versions/0.1.6-mcp2, replace its t3 with /tmp/t3-mcp2-bin (chmod 755, sha256 re-verify in place), back up ~/.t3/runtime/service-state.json, set activeVersion to 0.1.6-mcp2. Restart guard is mandatory: check the state DB for runs with status='running' AND their newest-item timestamps; restart t3code.service only in a verified zero-run window (never kill a live run — the av199 resume episode). After restart: service active, port 3773 listening, service-state.json activeVersion reads 0.1.6-mcp2, boot-service.log clean start, and a stream-health probe (short leaf step completes on the OpenCode lane).
• Rollback: restore activeVersion to 0.1.6-mcp1 and restart under the same guard; the mcp1 dir is untouched.

After deploy verifies: ed41's trigger condition (b) is satisfiable — probe the DeepSeek incumbent with a tiny thread; re-drive code-os-eng-ed41-rebase LEAF on the first clean selection in the filed preference order (DeepSeek incumbent -> gpt-oss-20b via nvidia-nim -> GLM interim-only fallback). Full continuation runbook: ~/workspace/code-os-t3-management-drive/lane-fork-fix-completion/HANDOFF.md.

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CI queue diagnosis + runner-label repair (actions-diagnosis lane, 2026-11-03)

Why the substantive suites never started: every job in ci.yml and mobile-fingerprint-check.yml requests third-party Blacksmith runner labels (blacksmith-2vcpu-ubuntu-2404, blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404, blacksmith-8vcpu-ubuntu-2404, blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26). No Blacksmith runner serves this personal fork, so the jobs queued forever waiting for a runner that cannot arrive. This is label-specific, not a repo or account Actions outage — comparative evidence on the same push (head b4d29529, runs created 2026-11-03T14:00:46Z):

• Workflows on GitHub-hosted ubuntu-24.04 — PR Vouch, PR Size, Agent Context Budget — completed in seconds to minutes; PR Vouch ran green again at 17:24Z today.
• The two Blacksmith-label workflows (CI run 41649525025; Mobile Fingerprint Check run 41649525093) never started a single job in 4+ hours; the prior check set showed the same condition on 2026-11-02.

Fix (this branch, labels only): runs-on swapped to the GitHub-hosted equivalents — ubuntu-24.04 for all Blacksmith Ubuntu labels, macos-26 for blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26 — in ci.yml (10 lines) and mobile-fingerprint-check.yml (1 line). No steps changed. The two remaining blacksmith-ubuntu-mirrors.txt path references are safe: that file is created by the repo's own setup-apt-mirrors composite action, which runs earlier in the same jobs. Non-author reviewer verdict: APPROVE (diff is labels-only; mapping complete; only cost is speed within the jobs' existing timeouts).

New head: 9d156fb3369cb05d650f0662a037c4a6639a0861 (two label commits on top of b4d29529; adapter blob unchanged). The armed merge instruction from the completion lane carries over with the guard updated: merge SHA-guarded on 9d156fb3 the moment the substantive suites land green on it; read back main's adapter blob (expect bf82c4e6). The staged deploy (binary built from the same apps/server tree, sha256 3b398777…, on CT104 at /tmp/t3-mcp2-bin) is unaffected — the label commits touch only workflow files.

[mkc909]

Superseded by the replacement PR (actions-diagnosis lane, 2026-11-03)

This PR is closed WITHOUT merging and replaced by a new PR from the identical branch and head. Reason, on evidence: this PR's CI concurrency group (ci-1) is wedged by run 41649525025 — the pre-label-fix run whose jobs GitHub cancelled at the label-fix push (all 11 read completed/cancelled) but whose run record never finalized (still queued, updated_at frozen at 2026-11-03T14:00:46Z). Every later CI run for this PR (41690028886, 41692652115) went to pending behind it and could only be displaced by the next arrival; closing this PR did not finalize the zombie run either, and the gateway catalog carries no workflow-run cancel method. A new PR number gets a clean concurrency group (ci-2) — the only remaining door.

Nothing about the change itself is affected: same branch, same head (2f2aecd4, tree ad788a7d), same evidence pack (comment 6606250049), same non-author APPROVE, same armed merge instruction — all carried onto the replacement PR. The staged deploy (binary sha256 3b398777… on CT104) is likewise unaffected.