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Each session-import scan reads every transcript, newest first, until it finds that transcript's cwd, and all of those reads share one fixed metadata budget per source (64 MiB, 100k records). Transcripts that were already imported get read and charged again on every scan. Once there are enough of them, the oldest transcripts in the 30-day window never get a cwd and can't be imported, however many times import is re-run. Re-running cannot help, for two reasons. The importer kept its own scanner and reused that scanner's candidate list for the life of the process. And scan() hides any project whose transcripts all fall past the cut-off. Reported on a WSL2 backend: the budget ran out at transcript 443 of 524, and the 4th import run added nothing.
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collectCandidates reads the imported-transcript records the importer already saves in provider runtime rows. If a transcript has the same provider and file identity as a recorded import (sameTranscriptIdentity: path, size, mtime, device, inode, birthtime), the scan uses the cwd recorded at import time and does not read the file. That transcript costs nothing from the metadata budget. A transcript whose identity changed (for example, it was appended to) is read as before. Budget constants, contracts and stored state are unchanged.
recentThreads collects candidates again when the cached collection ran out of metadata budget, so imports saved since that scan can free budget for older transcripts. When only discovery was truncated (more than 5000 transcripts), it reuses the cache, because new imports can't change which transcripts discovery returns.
The welcome wizard's scan and the importer now share one scanner, provided by the runtime layer, instead of each WebSocket connection building its own. This means the importer reuses the wizard's latest scan instead of a candidate list cached when the process started.
The decoder for the imported-transcript payload moved from the importer into the scanner, which both now use.
Focused tests:vp test run apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionScanner.test.ts apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionImporter.test.ts passes 58/58. vp run check:changed passes format, lint, knip, the typecheck of 3 packages, and tests in 5 files.
repeated imports reach older transcripts behind already-imported ones fails on main with expected [ …(100) ] to deeply equal [ …(102) ]: the two oldest sessions are never imported. It passes with this change, and it fails again if either the budget skip or the re-collect is reverted on its own.
lists projects whose transcripts sit behind already-imported ones covers scan(): on main, a project behind the cut-off never appears in the list.
Runtime transcript. The real server ran from each checkout with a fresh database, T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 and a synthetic CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, and a Node driver called the production WebSocket RPCs: agentSessions.scan, projects.mutate with project.create, then agentSessions.import repeatedly until a run imported nothing new. Two fixtures:
Records: 110 transcripts, each with 999 records that have no cwd before the one that does. This uses up the records budget.
Bytes: 75 transcripts, 73 MB on disk. This uses up the 64 MiB byte budget, which is the case the reporter hit.
The same "after" runs at 56cec78c5d, before the re-collect tightening, gave identical results. The fixture generator and the driver are synthetic-data scratch scripts and are not committed. They could not be uploaded from the triage VM, so they are not linked.
Not checked: the Windows desktop with a WSL2 backend that the reporter used. The fix lives in the platform-independent server scanner, and the Linux server run reproduces the same mechanism. No UI render path changed, so there are no screenshots.
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, red test, implementation, review B) in Claude Code via T3 Code; GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex (review A, runtime capture).
…27163)
These tests reproduce #27163: already-imported transcripts
keep consuming the per-source metadata scan budget, so repeated imports
never reach older transcripts in the 30-day window.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every scan re-read the cwd of already-imported, unchanged transcripts and
charged the shared per-source metadata budget, so transcripts behind them were
cut off on every run and from the wizard's project list.
The scanner now reads the imported-transcript records the server already keeps
in provider session runtimes. A transcript whose file identity matches one is
grouped under its import cwd without being read. Import runs rebuild cached
candidates when the cached collection was truncated, and the wizard's scan and
imports share one scanner instance so an untruncated scan is reused.
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…get ran out
Discovery truncation (over 5000 transcripts) cannot be lifted by new imports,
so re-collecting on it only repeated the scan for every imported project.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Repeated session imports can now reach transcripts previously hidden behind the metadata scan budget by reusing verified metadata for unchanged imports. Existing import limits, project checks, and duplicate protections remain in place.
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The scanner now reads imported-transcript metadata from provider runtime records and matches it against full transcript file identities. It tracks metadata truncation and recollects candidates when needed. Tests cover repeated imports and project discovery beyond the initial scan budget.
The scanner receives ProviderSessionRuntime.layer, and the importer uses the scanner’s exported decoder for imported-transcript payloads. The WebSocket layer no longer provides the scanner layer directly. Tests provide mock runtime records and legacy import metadata.
Transcript identity and metadata lookup apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionScanner.ts
Candidates retain full transcript identity. For non-Codex transcripts, the scanner reuses saved cwd metadata when provider and file identity match. Candidate collection loads runtime records and tracks metadata truncation.
Candidate recollection and scan coverage apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionScanner.ts, apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionScanner.test.ts
Recent-thread preparation recollects candidates when metadata collection was truncated. Tests cover repeated imports reaching 102 Claude transcripts and discovering a project after the initial metadata budget is reached.
sequenceDiagram
participant AgentSessionScanner
participant ProviderSessionRuntimeRepository
participant TranscriptFiles
ProviderSessionRuntimeRepository-->>AgentSessionScanner: Return runtime rows with imported transcript payloads
AgentSessionScanner->>AgentSessionScanner: Match provider and transcript identity
alt Matching imported transcript and non-Codex provider
AgentSessionScanner->>AgentSessionScanner: Reuse saved cwd
else No matching identity or Codex provider
AgentSessionScanner->>TranscriptFiles: Read transcript metadata
end
AgentSessionScanner->>AgentSessionScanner: Track metadata truncation and cache candidates
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pingdotgg/t3code#31641 — Both changes affect repeated-import processing and use the scanner’s recent-thread results.
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Repeated session imports now reuse the stored working directory for unchanged transcripts, so older transcripts are no longer hidden behind the metadata budget. The one earlier concern, an unusual filesystem causing extra re-reads, falls back to the previous behavior and is not a regression. No blocking risk remains.
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- Around line 1068-1069: Update the transcript lookup around
sameTranscriptIdentity so fallback birthtime is not treated as stable identity;
safely re-check transcript content before calling readCwd when identity is
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transcript content is reused when chmod changes ctime exposed as birthtime,
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Thanks for picking this up. I worked on the same fix locally (same approach: reuse the recorded import cwd when the file identity still matches). Two things this PR could still cover, plus real-data numbers.
1. Legacy Codex subagent rollouts re-enter the scan.importedByFile takes recorded sources from every provider. Subagent rollouts imported before #16662 still have recorded sources in provider_session_runtime, since those rows are never deleted. With this change, an unchanged legacy subagent rollout skips readCwd, so the extractCwd subagent check (false) never runs. The rollout then joins its project's candidate: threadCount goes up, a project that only has such rollouts shows up in the wizard again, and recentThreads yields AlreadyImported, which the importer counts in importedCount. That contradicts #16662's "Excluded rollouts never enter discovery counts or cached import candidates". Nothing new is imported, so the impact is limited to counts. A simple fix is to reuse recorded cwds only for claudeAgent sources. A Codex rollout keeps its cwd in the first session_meta record, so reading it costs little: about 24 KiB per rollout on the history below. One way to test it is to record one of the subagent rollouts as imported in the existing "excludes Codex subagents from discovery and the recent-thread budget" test and keep expecting [4].
2. Nothing covers the identity guard. Both new tests only use unchanged imported files. If you remove sameTranscriptIdentity(...) from the reuse lookup, they still pass, even though that guard is what keeps a replaced transcript from being grouped under its old project. One fix is to rewrite one imported transcript with a different cwd and a new mtime, keeping it big enough that the test still fails on main, then assert it is no longer grouped under the original project. Without the guard it shows up there as Skipped.
Real-data check (Linux/WSL2, 525 Claude Code transcripts, 446 recorded imports, all still matching by identity). I replayed the current readCwd charging on this history. A scan needs 72.5 MiB, so the 64 MiB budget runs out at transcript 448, and 76 transcripts inside the 30-day window are never reached. With unchanged imported transcripts skipped, the scan needs 11.2 MiB and reaches every transcript. I also ran the real scanner read-only against a copy of the database, using my local version of the same reuse logic:
Recorded imports
truncated
projects
conversations
scan time
none (same as main)
true
14
376
1.9 s
copy of the real DB
no
16
454
0.46 s
Minor, optional: docs/user/welcome-wizard.md says the scan limit may hide projects or conversations but doesn't say what to do about it. One sentence would help, something like "Already imported conversations that stay unchanged don't count toward the limit, so running import again reaches older ones."
Your shared scanner and the re-collect in recentThreads cover something my local version missed: the importer's own scanner was reusing a stale candidate list.
Rollouts imported before subagents were skipped still have import
records, so reusing their recorded cwd counted them again. Codex
reads its first record anyway, so the recorded-cwd shortcut now
applies to Claude and Pi only. Cover stale file identities too.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Seed 80 synthetic Claude transcripts exceeding the 64 MiB metadata budget, with four older transcripts belonging to a second project. In /welcome, select every offered project and import three times, reopening between runs. Then reopen the wizard and search for Conversation 080.
Both sides: real server and web client, fresh isolated database, Chromium 156 on Linux, 1280×800, light theme. Local paths are redacted; search stills are cropped to the sidebar. Recordings cover the repeated imports through the final search.
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Pi transcript reuse and modified or replaced transcript identities were not exercised; this proof targets the reported case using unchanged Claude transcripts.
Real Chromium web client, 1280×800, dark theme, fresh isolated databases. Seed 96 synthetic Claude transcripts exceeding the unchanged 64 MiB metadata budget. Select every offered project, import and reopen /welcome three times, then search for the oldest known conversation.
Proven: the scenario fails on base and passes on head.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
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The reporter's original 524-file dataset was unavailable; the synthetic 96-file fixture exceeds the same production metadata budget.
Changed transcripts and multiple Claude provider instances were not exercised; this proof covers repeated imports of unchanged Claude transcripts.
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Problem
Each session-import scan reads every transcript, newest first, until it finds that transcript's
cwd, and all of those reads share one fixed metadata budget per source (64 MiB, 100k records). Transcripts that were already imported get read and charged again on every scan. Once there are enough of them, the oldest transcripts in the 30-day window never get acwdand can't be imported, however many times import is re-run. Re-running cannot help, for two reasons. The importer kept its own scanner and reused that scanner's candidate list for the life of the process. Andscan()hides any project whose transcripts all fall past the cut-off. Reported on a WSL2 backend: the budget ran out at transcript 443 of 524, and the 4th import run added nothing.Change
collectCandidatesreads the imported-transcript records the importer already saves in provider runtime rows. If a transcript has the same provider and file identity as a recorded import (sameTranscriptIdentity: path, size, mtime, device, inode, birthtime), the scan uses thecwdrecorded at import time and does not read the file. That transcript costs nothing from the metadata budget. A transcript whose identity changed (for example, it was appended to) is read as before. Budget constants, contracts and stored state are unchanged.recentThreadscollects candidates again when the cached collection ran out of metadata budget, so imports saved since that scan can free budget for older transcripts. When only discovery was truncated (more than 5000 transcripts), it reuses the cache, because new imports can't change which transcripts discovery returns.Scope and approval
Fixes #27163
Triaged via the automated issue flow.
Verification
Focused tests:
vp test run apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionScanner.test.ts apps/server/src/project/AgentSessionImporter.test.tspasses 58/58.vp run check:changedpasses format, lint, knip, the typecheck of 3 packages, and tests in 5 files.repeated imports reach older transcripts behind already-imported onesfails on main withexpected [ …(100) ] to deeply equal [ …(102) ]: the two oldest sessions are never imported. It passes with this change, and it fails again if either the budget skip or the re-collect is reverted on its own.lists projects whose transcripts sit behind already-imported onescoversscan(): on main, a project behind the cut-off never appears in the list.Runtime transcript. The real server ran from each checkout with a fresh database,
T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0and a syntheticCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, and a Node driver called the production WebSocket RPCs:agentSessions.scan,projects.mutatewithproject.create, thenagentSessions.importrepeatedly until a run imported nothing new. Two fixtures:cwdbefore the one that does. This uses up the records budget.dd14848153truncated)a8af19c3b8dd14848153truncated)a8af19c3b8The same "after" runs at
56cec78c5d, before the re-collect tightening, gave identical results. The fixture generator and the driver are synthetic-data scratch scripts and are not committed. They could not be uploaded from the triage VM, so they are not linked.Not checked: the Windows desktop with a WSL2 backend that the reporter used. The fix lives in the platform-independent server scanner, and the Linux server run reproduces the same mechanism. No UI render path changed, so there are no screenshots.
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, red test, implementation, review B) in Claude Code via T3 Code; GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex (review A, runtime capture).
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