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fix(server): discover commands registered by Claude mods - #23822
Commands registered by Claude Code mods in an awaited session.start hook work when sent in full, but never appear in the composer’s / menu. Reproduced with a mod registering /handoffs: typing /hand omitted it while sending /handoffs returned the fixture reply.
Change
Workspace command discovery runs SessionStart hooks for callers with orchestration:operate, then reads the SDK initialization command inventory. Periodic health checks and read-only discovery keep hooks disabled. This runs configured user, project, and mod SessionStart hooks during operator workspace discovery, including before a turn is sent, once per workspace cache lifetime or explicit refresh.
Claude snapshots report whether hooks were skipped so updated web and mobile clients can request a complete operator scan. Read-only scans cannot replace a completed hook inventory. A failed or timed-out hook scan retains known machine commands and settles rather than repeatedly executing hooks. Other providers retain their existing refresh behavior.
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. No merge or auto-merge requested.
Verification
Red test on the original main failed with expected [ 'review' ] to include 'handoffs'.
Final merged head: vp test run src/provider/ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe.test.ts src/provider/ProviderRegistry.test.ts — 43 passed; vp test run src/providerSkills.test.ts — 8 passed. Covers hook discovery, read-only exclusion, health checks, timeout fallback, cache ownership, client freshness, and non-Claude refresh preservation.
Server TypeScript check passed after merging main. Scoped lint/format checks passed during implementation. git diff --check origin/main passed.
Real Claude Code 2.1.295 and 2.1.303 SDK probes with an awaited delayed registration returned the mod command after initialization; disabling hooks omitted it. Final merged web app selection and execution returned a new HANDOFFS_FIXTURE_OK response.
CI follow-up b9cffcfea1: moved the manual fixture to the existing JavaScript issue-fixture pattern; Knip and scripts/downstream typechecks pass locally. Generated mod files are byte-identical; production code is unchanged from the captured merge.
Reusable mod fixture: node scripts/fixtures/issue-17418/seed.js.
Evidence: Linux, Claude 2.1.303, SDK 0.3.276, isolated worktree state. Final recording uses Chromium at 1280×800 CSS pixels, light theme, DPR 2, scale 1, 16px root font. Sidebar was hidden using the app control; the final capture is uncropped.
Before: /hand omits the command; full /handoffs executes. Final recording starts at 20:20:32 UTC: /hand displays the command; following an unsuccessful locator attempt, clicking its row at approximately 00:36 inserts /handoffs ; Enter at approximately 00:42 sends it; a new fixture reply arrives at approximately 00:46. The recording ends at 00:53.
Earlier diagnostic comparison and threshold diffs documents interim SHAs and capture limitations. Its comparison changes sidebar/panel state, cumulative fixture history, scroll, and timestamps; it is not a clean pixel regression comparison. No claim that nothing else changed is made.
Unverified: correlated live read-only-to-operator RPC/cache transition; real CLI timeout/abort recovery; old-client decoder behavior; final narrow/dark interaction matrix; Electron shell; native iOS and Android; macOS runtime. Focused tests cover the state transitions, but do not replace these runtime gaps. The separate capture probe failed to attach its positive-control mod and is not counted as passing evidence. Proof matrix.
Independent proof audit: insufficient for the full matrix; final web execution and diff formulas verified, live RPC/scope/cache and controlled timeout coverage remain missing.
Models: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1-sol through the T3 Code harness.
Workspace command discovery now runs hooks and reads supportedCommands(),
which tracks the commands_changed push a mod's session.start hook causes.
The periodic health check still disables all hooks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude Code answers initialize only after session.start hooks finish, so
init already lists commands that mods register there; verified against
CLI 2.1.295 and 2.1.303. Drop the supportedCommands() read, which only
mirrors init until a later push and implied a guarantee it cannot keep.
Model that protocol in the probe test and assert the periodic health
check still runs no hooks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The workspace scan now runs session.start hooks so mod commands show up,
but refreshProviders only needs orchestration:read and accepts any cwd.
Hooks now run only for sessions with orchestration:operate. Read-only
callers still get a hook-free inventory. An operator does not reuse a
cached hook-free scan, and a read-only caller cannot start or replace
the operator's scan.
A hook that outlasts the 25s probe deadline no longer marks commands
pending, which made clients rescan, and rerun the hook, every 10s. The
scan now settles on the health check's commands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The registry stamped every provider's scan with hooksSkipped from the
caller, and refused any read-only rescan of a snapshot without it. Codex
and other drivers never run hooks, so after one operator scan a read-only
client kept that snapshot past its TTL indefinitely.
The Claude probe now reports hooksSkipped itself. The registry passes it
through, still upgrades hook-skipped snapshots for operators, and refuses
a read-only rescan only of a snapshot that reports hooksSkipped: false.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Workspace command discovery now runs configured Claude session hooks for operators, while read-only scans and health checks remain hook-free. This changes the default from inspection to potential project-code execution during discovery, requiring a human to accept the resulting side effects.
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The TypeScript seeder failed knip (unused file) and the scripts
workspace typecheck (Effect nodeBuiltinImport/globalConsole rules).
As plain JS beside the issue-16534 fixtures it stays out of tsc, and a
knip entry marks it as run by hand. It writes the same mod and prints
the same steps.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Workspace scans now carry whether session hooks may run. Claude probes can run hooks for eligible scans, retry without hooks after hook-enabled probe failures, and mark hook-free snapshots. Registry caching and client freshness checks use that marker to distinguish hook-free and hook-enabled command inventories.
Changes: Hook-aware workspace command discovery
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Summary
Caller eligibility and snapshot state apps/server/src/provider/WorkspaceScanHooks.ts, apps/server/src/ws.ts, packages/contracts/src/server.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/driver.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/providerSkills.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/providerSkills.test.ts
Workspace refreshes pass whether the current session has operate scope. Workspace snapshots expose hooksSkipped, and the client treats such snapshots as not current.
Claude hook-aware command discovery apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe.test.ts
Claude probes accept a hook-running setting. Hook-enabled workspace scans can include commands registered by session-start hooks, retry without hooks after a failed hook-enabled probe, and report whether hooks were skipped.
The registry stores hook status with snapshots and coordinates cached and in-flight scans based on caller eligibility. Tests cover hook-free and hook-enabled refreshes and concurrent callers.
If a hook scan fails or times out, mod-registered slash commands can disappear from the menu until the cache expires. This does not break core functionality, and the fix is small. The related test-comment inaccuracy is minor.
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The title clearly identifies the primary change: discovering commands registered by Claude mods. It is concise and follows the repository's conventional commit format.
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The description includes complete Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It explains the behavior, links the related issue, reports focused test results, documents runtime evi…
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[#17418] requires Claude mod commands registered by session.start hooks to appear in the / menu. ClaudeProvider enables hooks for operator workspace discovery and reads the initialized command i…
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The changed provider, workspace scan, contract, and client-runtime code supports [#17418]. The registry changes preserve existing non-Claude refresh behavior while preventing a hook-free inventory fro…
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The description includes complete Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It explains the behavior, links the related issue, reports focused test results, documents runtime evidence, and lists known verification gaps.
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[#17418] requires Claude mod commands registered by session.start hooks to appear in the / menu. ClaudeProvider enables hooks for operator workspace discovery and reads the initialized command inventory. ws.ts enables this mode only for sessions with orchestration:operate. Read-only scans and health checks keep hooks disabled. ProviderRegistry preserves hook-complete inventories, and client snapshot handling requests a complete scan when hooksSkipped is set. Tests cover mod command discovery, read-only scans, health checks, timeout fallback, cache ownership, and client refresh behavior.
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The changed provider, workspace scan, contract, and client-runtime code supports [#17418]. The registry changes preserve existing non-Claude refresh behavior while preventing a hook-free inventory from replacing a hook-complete inventory. The added tests verify these rules. The issue fixture seeder supports reproduction and verification. No changed area has a demonstrated unrelated purpose.
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Review comments at @scripts/seed-claude-handoffs-fixture.ts:
- Around line 1-22: Add seed-claude-handoffs-fixture.ts to the scripts workspace
entry patterns in Knip’s configuration so the fixture is recognized as an
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Register the manual fixture with Knip or remove it.
The fixture is unreferenced and is not listed in the scripts workspace entry patterns. Knip can report it as an unused file. Because knip:check uses && and CI runs it in the Lint job, that diagnostic can fail CI.
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"entry": [
// These fixture scripts are injected into a browser page by path.
"fixtures/issue-16534/*.js",
+ "seed-claude-handoffs-fixture.ts",
"knip-schemas.ts",
This is a build-blocking CI issue with a localized, low-effort correction.
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[error] 1-1: Knip reported this file as unused. The vp run knip:check step failed with exit code 1.
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[error] 1-1: Knip reported this file as unused. The vp run knip:check command failed with exit code 1.
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Review comment at @scripts/seed-claude-handoffs-fixture.ts around lines 1 - 22:
Add seed-claude-handoffs-fixture.ts to the scripts workspace entry patterns in
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Fixed in b9cffcf: the manual seeder now lives at scripts/fixtures/issue-17418/seed.js and is registered as a Knip entry. Knip and the scripts typecheck pass locally; generated fixture files are byte-identical.
We really need this one. On T3 Code 0.1.6 (Linux server, systemd service) with Claude Code 2.1.312, our five mod commands (/crons, /kosten, /offen, /dredd, /diktat) still don't show up in the / menu. They work when typed out in full, but nobody on the team can find them that way. We use them every day to check cron runs, costs and pending approvals from inside a session.
This PR fixes exactly that, and #17418 has more people reporting the same problem on 0.1.6. Could it go into 0.1.8? We're happy to test a build on our server.
When the hook-running workspace probe fails, probe again without hooks in
the same directory instead of settling on the health check's machine-level
commands. A failure of both stays pending so clients retry, as before.
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The test comment says the reader joins the in-flight scan. The code does not exercise that path.
The hook-free scan runs while the stored snapshot has hooksSkipped: true and is still within its TTL. That call takes the currency early return at lines 992-996 of ProviderRegistry.ts. It returns immediately and never reaches the joins logic at line 1064. The assertions would pass even if a hook-free caller could not join a hook-running scan.
To cover the join case, make the read-only caller reach the claim step. For example, start the reader after the snapshot is stale, or from a state with no snapshot. Then assert that hookFreeScans stays unchanged and that the reader returns only after releaseHookScan.
Fold the case into this test; do not add a new it.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/ProviderRegistry.test.ts around lines 2074 - 2085:
Update the existing test around operatorScan and scan so the read-only caller reaches the in-flight scan join path instead of returning from the fresh-snapshot currency check; arrange for the snapshot to be stale or absent before starting the reader. Assert that hookFreeScans does not increase and that the reader remains blocked until releaseHookScan is released, then completes with the expected results.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts:
- Line 513: Track when the hook-enabled probe in the ClaudeProvider retry path
fails and the hook-free fallback is used, and propagate that status to
upsertProviderWorkspaceSnapshot. When that status is set and the previous
snapshot has hooksSkipped false, preserve its slashCommands instead of replacing
them with the fallback inventory; retain the existing settle behavior so hooks
are not retried on every refresh.
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- Around line 2074-2085: Update the existing test around operatorScan and scan
so the read-only caller reaches the in-flight scan join path instead of
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A failed hook scan can erase commands that an earlier hook scan registered.
Take the case where runHooks is true and the hook probe fails or times out. Line 513 retries without hooks. Line 524 still reports hooksSkipped: false. Line 523 sets slashCommandsPending to false, because the second probe succeeded.
upsertProviderWorkspaceSnapshot in ProviderRegistry.ts only keeps the previous slashCommands when slashCommandsPending is true. The hook-free list therefore replaces any inventory that an earlier hook scan produced. Every client then sees hooksSkipped: false, so read-only callers and the client currency check treat the reduced list as the complete inventory. The mod commands stay missing until the TTL expires and an operator rescans. One flaky or slow hook is enough to trigger this.
The PR says failed scans should retain known commands and settle. The code does that for machine commands only. It does not do it for the previous workspace inventory.
Mark the fallback result, for example with a field like hookScanFailed. Then have the registry keep previousSnapshot.slashCommands when that field is set and the previous snapshot has hooksSkipped === false. Keep the settle behavior, so hooks do not run again on every refresh.
Also note that the fallback doubles the worst-case latency of this awaited RPC, from about 25 s to about 50 s.
Also applies to: 524-524
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Track when the hook-enabled probe in the ClaudeProvider retry path fails and the hook-free fallback is used, and propagate that status to upsertProviderWorkspaceSnapshot. When that status is set and the previous snapshot has hooksSkipped false, preserve its slashCommands instead of replacing them with the fallback inventory; retain the existing settle behavior so hooks are not retried on every refresh.
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these checks fail on a6eccc2, also when run again: Check, Test Web, and the rework changed nothing:
Nothing changed. The only real failure was Test Web, and Check failed only because it requires Test Web. The failing test was apps/web/src/components/RightPanelTabs.browser.test.tsx ('a flick that scrolls the tab strip to its left edge keeps the thread, a swipe from the edge goes back'). The PR does not touch that file or its component; it only changes server, contracts, client-runtime and provider-core code. The test came to main in 1161141 (05:39 UTC). This PR's run 42968024427 tested the PR merged with that main at 05:53, before main fixed the test in 42185a6 (06:11 UTC) by making it pretend to run on a Mac (navigator.platform = MacIntel). Main's own Check failed on 1161141 as well. Re-running CI against current main should clear both checks. Origin/main was not merged into the branch because nothing conflicts.
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Problem
Commands registered by Claude Code mods in an awaited
session.starthook work when sent in full, but never appear in the composer’s/menu. Reproduced with a mod registering/handoffs: typing/handomitted it while sending/handoffsreturned the fixture reply.Change
Workspace command discovery runs SessionStart hooks for callers with
orchestration:operate, then reads the SDK initialization command inventory. Periodic health checks and read-only discovery keep hooks disabled. This runs configured user, project, and mod SessionStart hooks during operator workspace discovery, including before a turn is sent, once per workspace cache lifetime or explicit refresh.Claude snapshots report whether hooks were skipped so updated web and mobile clients can request a complete operator scan. Read-only scans cannot replace a completed hook inventory. A failed or timed-out hook scan retains known machine commands and settles rather than repeatedly executing hooks. Other providers retain their existing refresh behavior.
Scope and approval
Fixes #17418
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. No merge or auto-merge requested.
Verification
expected [ 'review' ] to include 'handoffs'.vp test run src/provider/ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe.test.ts src/provider/ProviderRegistry.test.ts— 43 passed;vp test run src/providerSkills.test.ts— 8 passed. Covers hook discovery, read-only exclusion, health checks, timeout fallback, cache ownership, client freshness, and non-Claude refresh preservation.git diff --check origin/mainpassed.HANDOFFS_FIXTURE_OKresponse.b9cffcfea1: moved the manual fixture to the existing JavaScript issue-fixture pattern; Knip and scripts/downstream typechecks pass locally. Generated mod files are byte-identical; production code is unchanged from the captured merge.node scripts/fixtures/issue-17418/seed.js.Evidence: Linux, Claude 2.1.303, SDK 0.3.276, isolated worktree state. Final recording uses Chromium at 1280×800 CSS pixels, light theme, DPR 2, scale 1, 16px root font. Sidebar was hidden using the app control; the final capture is uncropped.
e54e71d725a21e53d575Before:
/handomits the command; full/handoffsexecutes. Final recording starts at 20:20:32 UTC:/handdisplays the command; following an unsuccessful locator attempt, clicking its row at approximately 00:36 inserts/handoffs; Enter at approximately 00:42 sends it; a new fixture reply arrives at approximately 00:46. The recording ends at 00:53.Earlier diagnostic comparison and threshold diffs documents interim SHAs and capture limitations. Its comparison changes sidebar/panel state, cumulative fixture history, scroll, and timestamps; it is not a clean pixel regression comparison. No claim that nothing else changed is made.
Unverified: correlated live read-only-to-operator RPC/cache transition; real CLI timeout/abort recovery; old-client decoder behavior; final narrow/dark interaction matrix; Electron shell; native iOS and Android; macOS runtime. Focused tests cover the state transitions, but do not replace these runtime gaps. The separate capture probe failed to attach its positive-control mod and is not counted as passing evidence. Proof matrix.
Independent proof audit: insufficient for the full matrix; final web execution and diff formulas verified, live RPC/scope/cache and controlled timeout coverage remain missing.
Models: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1-sol through the T3 Code harness.