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fix: threads step down to the broadest permission mode their provider offers - #30552
When a thread's permission mode is one its provider does not offer, T3 Code ran it, and the web and mobile pickers showed it, as Supervised, the narrowest mode. With the default set to Auto, a new Pi thread (Pi offers Supervised, Auto-accept edits and Full access) showed "Supervised" and asked for approval before every file write. delegate_task and t3_thread_launch already step down to the broadest mode the provider offers.
Reproduced on main at a185dd9 with the web dev server and a fresh database: Settings → Threads → New threads → Permissions set to Auto. New thread, model switched to Pi. The composer reads "Permissions: Supervised", and Pi's write tool call waits for approval. The thread is stored as auto and runs as approval-required.
Change
broadestRuntimeModeWithin(mode, supported) in packages/contracts/src/providerPolicy.ts returns the broadest supported mode that grants no more than mode.
The server (RuntimePolicy.tsproviderRuntimeMode), the web composer (resolveCompatibleRuntimeMode) and mobile thread settings (compatibleRuntimeModeForChoices) use it in place of their narrowest-mode fallback. When nothing at or below the mode is offered, they still fall back to the narrowest mode, so a thread never runs above the mode it was set to.
delegatedTaskModes.ts drops its private rank switch and uses the same helper and isRuntimeModeAbove. Its error for an explicitly requested unsupported mode now names the mode the thread would actually run in.
Effective modes that change:
Pi and Antigravity threads set to Auto run in Auto-accept edits.
fx threads set to Full access, including on the shipped Full access default, run in fx Auto.
Grok, Kiro and Muse results are unchanged, because they offer nothing between Supervised and the mode they lack.
The user docs for permission modes, Pi and fx now describe the step-down. The Antigravity test assertion that pinned Supervised and two test names were updated to match.
Red first: three tests failed on main with expected 'approval-required' to be 'auto-accept-edits', one per surface, and pass with the fix:
RuntimePolicy.test.ts: "runs a stored Auto Pi thread in Auto-accept edits, not Supervised"
runtimeModeConfig.test.ts: "shows Auto on a provider without it as Auto-accept edits, not Supervised"
thread-settings-options.test.ts: "compatibleRuntimeModeForChoices > shows Auto on a provider without it as Auto-accept edits, not Supervised"
vp test run on those files plus AntigravityProvider.test.ts, handlers.test.ts and the OrchestratorMcpService tests: all pass. vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 36 packages, and 8 test files.
Real app, web dev server, fresh database on each side, same steps (default Auto, add Pi, new thread, switch to "Pi default", ask Pi to write note-30538.txt with its write tool):
Pi does not offer Auto, and the server, web composer, and mobile thread
settings all fall back to the narrowest mode (Supervised) instead of the
broadest supported mode at or below Auto (Auto-accept edits). These tests
fail on main and reproduce #30538.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A thread whose mode its provider does not offer ran at, and the composer
showed, Supervised: a new Pi thread on an Auto default lost Auto-accept
edits. The server, web composer, and mobile thread settings now resolve it
to the broadest offered mode at or below the requested one, the rule
delegate_task and t3_thread_launch already used. One contracts helper,
broadestRuntimeModeWithin, replaces the private rank table there.
Fixes#30538
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Unsupported thread permission modes now fall back to the broadest supported lower mode instead of Supervised. This can remove approval prompts for existing threads, requiring human confirmation of the changed permission expectations.
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Walkthrough
Runtime mode resolution now selects the broadest provider-supported mode that does not exceed the requested mode. This applies to mobile and web thread settings, server provider policy, and inherited delegated tasks. Tests and documentation describe the updated mappings.
The shared helper selects the broadest supported mode within the requested mode. Thread settings and server provider policy use this selection. Tests and provider documentation cover the resulting mappings, including Auto resolving to Auto-accept edits for Pi and Antigravity.
Delegated runtime-mode checks use the shared comparison helpers. Inherited unsupported modes resolve to the broadest supported mode within the limit, or approval-required if no mode qualifies. Explicit unsupported requests remain invalid and report the computed fallback mode.
pingdotgg/t3code#27197: Adds isRuntimeModeAbove, which this PR uses for runtime-mode limit checks, and changes the same server runtime policy path.
pingdotgg/t3code#23524: Changes how new threads inherit runtime modes, which connects to this PR’s provider-supported-mode resolution.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to b6eaa
The fallback changes have no established material merge-blocking risk.
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: threads use the broadest permission mode their provider supports without exceeding the requested mode.
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Issue #30538 requires a new Pi thread with stored mode Auto to run in Auto-accept edits rather than Supervised. The reviewed implementation still applies broadestRuntimeModeWithin in the server and …
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The changes remain connected to the provider mode step-down behavior in issue #30538. The incremental changes remove redundant web and mobile wrapper tests while retaining the server regression test. …
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Issue #30538 requires a new Pi thread with stored mode Auto to run in Auto-accept edits rather than Supervised. The reviewed implementation still applies broadestRuntimeModeWithin in the server and web mode selection paths. The server regression test still checks the Pi Auto case. The current head removes the web and mobile wrapper tests, but the shared selection rule and server test remain. The issue’s suggestion to make the fallback selectable is optional and is not a coding requirement.
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Add the fx full-access case to the policy test table.
The changed behavior maps fx full-access to fx auto. No assertion covers that input. Add an fx entry to supportedRuntimeModesByInstance and assert the result in the existing modeFor case. The existing case already owns this step-down behavior, so the new assertion belongs there.
it.effect(
- "runs Supervised when the provider offers nothing between it and the requested mode",+ "falls back to the broadest supported mode at or below the requested mode",
() =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
...
assert.equal(yield* modeFor(providerInstanceId, "auto-accept-edits"), "auto-accept-edits");
+ assert.equal(yield* modeFor(fxInstanceId, "full-access"), "auto");
}),
);
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RuntimePolicy.test.ts at
line 169:
The policy test table does not cover fx full-access fallback behavior. Add an fx
instance to supportedRuntimeModesByInstance with its supported modes and assert
in the existing modeFor step-down case that requesting full-access returns auto.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/RuntimePolicy.test.ts:
- Line 169: The policy test table does not cover fx full-access fallback
behavior. Add an fx instance to supportedRuntimeModesByInstance with its
supported modes and assert in the existing modeFor step-down case that
requesting full-access returns auto.
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The web and mobile cases repeated the server's RuntimePolicy case through
one-line wrappers around the shared contracts helper.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Environment on both sides: real web dev app/server, Linux/Chrome, 1280×800 CSS viewport, dark theme, separate fresh databases, identical empty synthetic projects. Runtime model labels are redacted.
Steps: enable authenticated Pi; set the new-thread default to Auto with no project override; create a Pi thread; request creation of note-30538.txt through the write tool; after completion request printf 'shell-30538\n' through bash. Approve the write only if requested so both sides reach the shell request.
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Mobile controls and the Electron client were not exercised; this evidence pass used the real web client and server.
Other providers and unsupported-mode combinations were not exercised; the demonstrated case is Pi with stored Auto.
Pi's separate edit tool was not invoked; automatic file creation through its write tool was demonstrated.
Delegated-task, text-generation, and other launch paths changed by the fix were not exercised.
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Problem
When a thread's permission mode is one its provider does not offer, T3 Code ran it, and the web and mobile pickers showed it, as Supervised, the narrowest mode. With the default set to Auto, a new Pi thread (Pi offers Supervised, Auto-accept edits and Full access) showed "Supervised" and asked for approval before every file write.
delegate_taskandt3_thread_launchalready step down to the broadest mode the provider offers.Reproduced on main at a185dd9 with the web dev server and a fresh database: Settings → Threads → New threads → Permissions set to Auto. New thread, model switched to Pi. The composer reads "Permissions: Supervised", and Pi's write tool call waits for approval. The thread is stored as
autoand runs asapproval-required.Change
broadestRuntimeModeWithin(mode, supported)inpackages/contracts/src/providerPolicy.tsreturns the broadest supported mode that grants no more thanmode.RuntimePolicy.tsproviderRuntimeMode), the web composer (resolveCompatibleRuntimeMode) and mobile thread settings (compatibleRuntimeModeForChoices) use it in place of their narrowest-mode fallback. When nothing at or below the mode is offered, they still fall back to the narrowest mode, so a thread never runs above the mode it was set to.delegatedTaskModes.tsdrops its private rank switch and uses the same helper andisRuntimeModeAbove. Its error for an explicitly requested unsupported mode now names the mode the thread would actually run in.Scope and approval
Fixes #30538
Verification
expected 'approval-required' to be 'auto-accept-edits', one per surface, and pass with the fix:RuntimePolicy.test.ts: "runs a stored Auto Pi thread in Auto-accept edits, not Supervised"runtimeModeConfig.test.ts: "shows Auto on a provider without it as Auto-accept edits, not Supervised"thread-settings-options.test.ts: "compatibleRuntimeModeForChoices > shows Auto on a provider without it as Auto-accept edits, not Supervised"vp test runon those files plusAntigravityProvider.test.ts,handlers.test.tsand theOrchestratorMcpServicetests: all pass.vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, typecheck of 36 packages, and 8 test files.note-30538.txtwith its write tool):autoautoRuntimePolicytests only.AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
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