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fix(acp-registry): probe commands and skills per workspace cwd - #30668
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Problem
ACP Registry providers expose no snapshotForCwd, and the machine-level enrichment probe (checkAcpRegistryProviderStatus) runs with cwd: host.paths.cwd — the server process working directory. ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshot therefore never stores per-cwd workspace snapshots, and the composer falls back to the machine snapshot's command list, which was probed with the wrong cwd.
For agents that advertise project-scoped commands (e.g. the Command Code harness cmd acp), a brand-new thread starts with an empty / menu — every skill reports "No matching command." The commands only appear after the first message opens a real session, whose available_commands_update (with the thread's real cwd) reaches the machine snapshot through AcpRegistryRuntimeCoordinator.watchAvailableCommands.
Verified against cmd acp with a direct ACP handshake:
project cwd → 50 commands, including the project's /grill-me, /grilling, /grill-with-docs, /loop-me, /triage, …
$HOME or / → 12 built-ins only, none of the above
Agents whose commands are all global (Kilo, pi-acp) mask the bug, which is why it is hard to reproduce with other agents. This is the mechanism described in #26460 and the same wrong-cwd root cause as #24375.
Fix
Implement snapshotForCwd(cwd) on the ACP Registry driver instance — the same per-workspace enrichment shape the opencode/grok/pi/cursor/fx drivers use:
new exported probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwd runs the configuration probe with the requested cwd and overlays the advertised slashCommands/skills onto the current machine snapshot (slashCommandsPending false when commands are advertised, undefined when the advertisement is empty so the registry decides from health, true when the probe fails so the client retries);
the instance caches per-cwd results for PROBE_SUCCESS_TTL_MS (15 min, so the client's 5-min workspace TTL does not spawn an agent per rescan), bounds concurrent probes with a 2-permit semaphore, clears the cache on logout/auth changes and on instance teardown, and passes through the machine snapshot when the provider is disabled or not installed.
No client changes: resolveProviderSlashCommandsForCwd already prefers the workspace snapshot.
Evidence
New thread in a project, Command Code provider (cmd acp), /grill typed before any message is sent — the skills now list immediately:
Before the fix, the same draft showed "No matching command." for every skill until the first message was sent (screenshots in #26460).
Testing
New cases in packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.test.ts: probe receives the requested cwd and overlays commands; failure keeps machine commands with slashCommandsPending: true; empty advertisement is not pending; not-installed passes through without probing.
vp test run packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.test.ts — 13 pass.
vp run check:changed — format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests all pass.
Worked by GLM-5.3-Flash via the Command Code ACP harness.
The ACP Registry driver probed available_commands with the server
process cwd and exposed no snapshotForCwd, so project-scoped commands
never reached the composer in fresh threads; they only appeared after
the first message opened a real session (ref pingdotgg#26460, pingdotgg#24375).
Add snapshotForCwd to the instance: probe the agent with the requested
cwd and store per-cwd workspace snapshots, cached for 15 minutes with
bounded concurrency and cleared on logout and auth changes.
Verified against the Command Code harness (`cmd acp`): /grill and the
other project skills now list in a brand-new thread before any message.
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🟡 Mediumserver/driver.ts:680
A workspace probe started before sign-out or invalidate can repopulate workspaceProbeCache with the old command/skill inventory, which is then reused for up to 15 minutes after credentials change. The probe writes its result after the await without checking whether cache invalidation occurred; track an invalidation generation and skip writes from older probes.
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In file @packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.ts around line 680:
A workspace probe started before sign-out or `invalidate` can repopulate `workspaceProbeCache` with the old command/skill inventory, which is then reused for up to 15 minutes after credentials change. The probe writes its result after the `await` without checking whether cache invalidation occurred; track an invalidation generation and skip writes from older probes.
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🟡 Mediumserver/driver.ts:905
ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshot({ fresh: true }) returns stale workspace commands for up to 15 minutes because this instance exposes no invalidateCaches hook, so the cached snapshot survives the fresh refresh. Expose clearWorkspaceProbeCache through that hook so the next snapshotForCwd call rescans the workspace.
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`ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshot({ fresh: true })` returns stale workspace commands for up to 15 minutes because this instance exposes no `invalidateCaches` hook, so the cached snapshot survives the fresh refresh. Expose `clearWorkspaceProbeCache` through that hook so the next `snapshotForCwd` call rescans the workspace.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Workspace command and skill discovery now uses each workspace’s directory, with bounded caching and existing probe safeguards. Two reported cache-freshness findings remain subject to the separate correctness blocking gate.
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A fresh provider refresh ran invalidateCaches before rescanning, but
the per-cwd workspace probe cache ignored it, so cached commands could
survive up to 15 minutes. Clear it alongside the enrichment cache.
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The ACP Registry driver now probes a requested working directory and overlays advertised commands and skills onto the machine snapshot. The provider registry applies inventory-based rules when retaining workspace snapshots during machine snapshot merges.
The probe helper returns the machine snapshot when the provider is not installed. On success, it replaces commands and skills with workspace advertisements. On failure, it retains machine commands and skills and marks commands pending. Tests cover successful, failed, and empty advertisements.
The provider exposes snapshotForCwd. It returns the machine snapshot when disabled and otherwise probes with the requested CWD, subject to a two-probe concurrency limit.
The registry computes effective command and skill inventory during snapshot merges. It retains prior workspace snapshots only when that inventory matches the previous machine inventory. Tests cover dropping and retaining prior workspace snapshots.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant snapshotForCwd
participant probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwd
participant probeConfiguration
Caller->>snapshotForCwd: request snapshot for CWD
snapshotForCwd->>probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwd: probe with settings and CWD
probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwd->>probeConfiguration: request workspace configuration
probeConfiguration-->>probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwd: advertised commands and skills
probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwd-->>snapshotForCwd: workspace snapshot
snapshotForCwd-->>Caller: snapshot
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#24375 — The change probes with the requested CWD and overlays workspace-advertised commands and skills.
pingdotgg/t3code#26460 — The workspace snapshot provides advertised commands and skills before a session starts.
pingdotgg/t3code#32938 — The change uses a requested CWD for workspace probes, while machine-level probes still use the server CWD.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#32950 — Both changes define working-directory behavior for ACP configuration probes.
pingdotgg/t3code#24387 — Both changes use per-workspace snapshot retrieval for ACP skill data.
pingdotgg/t3code#32948 — Both changes distinguish machine-level ACP data from data probed with a requested workspace directory.
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Project slash commands in new threads can show stale or missing results after login, logout, or a probe timeout, for up to 15 minutes. Nothing here threatens data or availability. These freshness gaps should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Major · Clear the workspace cache after ACP session-management logout. · driver.ts:971-988
packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.ts:971-988 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Clear the workspace cache after ACP session-management logout.
This logout path clears authentication and live commands, but it does not run the new clearWorkspaceState effect. If logout succeeds while a workspace snapshot is cached, snapshotForCwd can return the pre-logout commands until cache expiry. Run the cache clear after successful logout as well. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the ACP session-management logout path to run the existing
clearWorkspaceState effect after logout succeeds, alongside the current
authentication and live-state cleanup, so cached workspace snapshots are
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Review comments at @packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.ts:
- Line 663: Update the `workspaceProbePermits.withPermits` call to acquire one
permit per workspace probe instead of both permits, preserving the semaphore’s
configured capacity so two probes can run concurrently.
- Line 872: Update the authentication-change handling around onChanged so it
clears workspace state on both successful and unsuccessful authentication
changes. Remove the authenticated conditional that skips clearWorkspaceState,
ensuring the next request probes using the current credentials.
- Line 467: Update probeAcpRegistryConfiguration and the slashCommandsPending
result handling to carry whether an available_commands_update was received: keep
timed-out probes pending, while treating an explicitly advertised empty command
list as complete. Update the empty-advertisement test to cover both cases.
- Around line 680-682: Update the workspace probe flow using workspaceProbeCache
so each probe records the cache generation before it starts and inserts its
result only if that generation is still current. Ensure auth.invalidate advances
the same generation when clearing the cache, while preserving the existing cache
update behavior for probes that remain current.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.ts:
- Around line 971-988: Update the ACP session-management logout path to run the
existing clearWorkspaceState effect after logout succeeds, alongside the current
authentication and live-state cleanup, so cached workspace snapshots are
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Do not certify an advertisement timeout as an empty workspace.
If the agent sends no available_commands_update within the probe’s 500 ms grace period, probeAcpRegistryConfiguration returns empty commands. This line marks that result complete, and snapshotForCwd caches it for 15 minutes. Project commands and skills can remain absent from the composer after the agent becomes ready. Carry an explicit “advertisement received” result from the probe. Keep a timed-out result pending, but allow an explicitly advertised empty list to complete. Update the empty-advertisement test to distinguish those cases. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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467:
Update probeAcpRegistryConfiguration and the slashCommandsPending result
handling to carry whether an available_commands_update was received: keep
timed-out probes pending, while treating an explicitly advertised empty command
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Acquire one permit per workspace probe.
workspaceProbePermits has two permits, but each probe acquires both. Two simultaneous workspace requests therefore run sequentially rather than at the intended concurrency of two. Acquire one permit per probe so a slow probe does not delay the other workspace’s commands. (github.com)
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Update the `workspaceProbePermits.withPermits` call to acquire one permit per
workspace probe instead of both permits, preserving the semaphore’s configured
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Clear workspace results when authentication succeeds.
onChanged(true) skips clearWorkspaceState. If a pre-login probe completed with an empty workspace result, a successful sign-in continues to serve that cached result for up to 15 minutes. Clear the workspace cache on both authentication changes so the next request probes with the current credentials. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the authentication-change handling around onChanged so it clears
workspace state on both successful and unsuccessful authentication changes.
Remove the authenticated conditional that skips clearWorkspaceState, ensuring
the next request probes using the current credentials.
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A workspace probe in flight across sign-out or invalidateCaches could
write its stale inventory back into the cache, which then served for 15
minutes. Track a cache generation and skip writes from probes started
before the latest invalidation.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.ts:
- Line 687: Update snapshotForCwd to avoid returning a probe result when
state.generation changes while the probe is in flight; retry the probe or return
a pending result so ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshot cannot publish
stale data. Add a test that invalidates the cache during an in-flight probe and
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- Line 690: Update PROBE_SUCCESS_TTL_MS or the cached probe metadata used by the
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Reject results from invalidated probes.
If invalidation occurs while a probe runs, this guard prevents the cache write, but snapshotForCwd still returns probed. ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshot can then publish that result as a fresh workspace snapshot. Retry the probe or return a pending result when the generation changes. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Add a test that invalidates the cache while a probe is in flight.
Based on learnings: async work must validate results against intervening state resets.
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687:
Update snapshotForCwd to avoid returning a probe result when state.generation
changes while the probe is in flight; retry the probe or return a pending result
so ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshot cannot publish stale data. Add a
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Align workspace cache freshness with the registry.
The registry treats workspace snapshots as stale after five minutes. At that point, this 15-minute cache returns the old probe result, and the registry stamps it with a new scan time. Newly added commands or skills can therefore remain absent for 15 minutes or longer. Align the cache TTL with the workspace freshness contract, or preserve the original probe time across the boundary. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update PROBE_SUCCESS_TTL_MS or the cached probe metadata used by the
entries.set(cwd, …) path so cached workspace snapshots cannot be treated as
freshly probed after the registry’s five-minute freshness window; either expire
them within that window or preserve the original probe time across the registry
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ProviderRegistry already caches workspace snapshots per cwd and invalidates
before fresh scans, so the driver-local cache, its generation tracking and
the new invalidateCaches hook duplicated that. Keep a concurrency limit on
probes and the tests for the probe outcomes.
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An agent that advertises its commands after the probe's grace period left
an empty workspace snapshot that hid the commands live sessions publish
to the machine snapshot. An empty advertisement now keeps the machine
snapshot's commands and skills.
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Workspace snapshots overlay the machine commands and skills they were
scanned against, and the registry kept them across machine publishes. An
ACP Registry agent that advertises commands in a live session after the
workspace probe left them hidden until the snapshot expired. A machine
publish that changes commands or skills now drops the instance's
workspace snapshots, so clients rescan at once.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/ProviderRegistry.ts:
- Around line 307-310: Update the keepWorkspaceSnapshots retention decision to
also compare the current provider authentication state with previousProvider’s
authentication state. Retain the snapshot only when authentication is unchanged
and both inventory comparisons still match, so authentication changes trigger a
fresh workspace snapshot.
- Around line 307-310: Update the scan flow in ProviderRegistry to capture the
machine inventory when each scan starts and validate it again before publishing
the result. Reject results whose starting inventory no longer matches the
current inventory, including when no workspace snapshot existed at scan start;
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Invalidate workspace snapshots when authentication changes.
If ACP Registry authentication changes while both machine inventory lists remain empty, this comparison retains the previous workspace snapshot. A project-only command can remain available after logout, or a newly available command can remain absent. The driver clears its own cache on authentication changes, but refreshWorkspaceSnapshot returns a current stored snapshot without probing. Include the relevant authentication state in the retention decision. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the keepWorkspaceSnapshots retention decision to also compare the current provider authentication state with previousProvider’s authentication state. Retain the snapshot only when authentication is unchanged and both inventory comparisons still match, so authentication changes trigger a fresh workspace snapshot.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Reject scans started against older machine inventory.
If a scan starts before any workspace snapshot exists, scannedFrom is undefined. A machine inventory update leaves it undefined, so the existing completion check can publish the scan’s old inventory after this merge. The result can then remain cached until its workspace TTL expires. Record the machine inventory at scan start and check it before publishing the result. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the scan flow in ProviderRegistry to capture the machine inventory when each scan starts and validate it again before publishing the result. Reject results whose starting inventory no longer matches the current inventory, including when no workspace snapshot existed at scan start; preserve the existing snapshot merge behavior around keepWorkspaceSnapshots.
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[major] packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.ts:649: Worse than main: an in-flight workspace probe can hide a live command advertisement for the five-minute workspace TTL. machineSnapshot is captured before acquiring the semaphore and running the probe. An empty probe returns that captured inventory. If live commands arrive during the scan, mergeProviderSnapshot has no existing workspace snapshot to invalidate. The registry's publication guard compares only the workspace snapshot, so undefined still equals undefined and the stale result becomes a complete, fresh workspace snapshot. Clients then prefer it over the updated machine commands.
Fails with: An ACP Registry user opens a fresh thread while discovery is running and sends the first message before discovery finishes. Start with empty machine commands and no workspace snapshot. The real session advertises /grill-me while the discovery session is starting or waiting through its grace period; discovery returns no commands. Confirmed using the actual probe, merge, upsert, equality guard, and client resolver: machineCommands=[grill-me], workspaceCommands=[], pending=false. Checked origin/main's actual merger and absence of an ACP workspace hook: the same live update resolves to [grill-me]. This affects web, desktop, and mobile through their shared workspace resolver.
Closing. This PR conflicts with main in 4 files, which is more than we will review as a rebase. If the change still matters, open a fresh PR from current main.
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Problem
ACP Registry providers expose no
snapshotForCwd, and the machine-level enrichment probe (checkAcpRegistryProviderStatus) runs withcwd: host.paths.cwd— the server process working directory.ProviderRegistry.refreshWorkspaceSnapshottherefore never stores per-cwd workspace snapshots, and the composer falls back to the machine snapshot's command list, which was probed with the wrong cwd.For agents that advertise project-scoped commands (e.g. the Command Code harness
cmd acp), a brand-new thread starts with an empty/menu — every skill reports "No matching command." The commands only appear after the first message opens a real session, whoseavailable_commands_update(with the thread's real cwd) reaches the machine snapshot throughAcpRegistryRuntimeCoordinator.watchAvailableCommands.Verified against
cmd acpwith a direct ACP handshake:/grill-me,/grilling,/grill-with-docs,/loop-me,/triage, …$HOMEor/→ 12 built-ins only, none of the aboveAgents whose commands are all global (Kilo, pi-acp) mask the bug, which is why it is hard to reproduce with other agents. This is the mechanism described in #26460 and the same wrong-cwd root cause as #24375.
Fix
Implement
snapshotForCwd(cwd)on the ACP Registry driver instance — the same per-workspace enrichment shape the opencode/grok/pi/cursor/fx drivers use:probeAcpRegistryWorkspaceForCwdruns the configuration probe with the requested cwd and overlays the advertisedslashCommands/skillsonto the current machine snapshot (slashCommandsPendingfalse when commands are advertised, undefined when the advertisement is empty so the registry decides from health, true when the probe fails so the client retries);PROBE_SUCCESS_TTL_MS(15 min, so the client's 5-min workspace TTL does not spawn an agent per rescan), bounds concurrent probes with a 2-permit semaphore, clears the cache on logout/auth changes and on instance teardown, and passes through the machine snapshot when the provider is disabled or not installed.No client changes:
resolveProviderSlashCommandsForCwdalready prefers the workspace snapshot.Evidence
New thread in a project, Command Code provider (
cmd acp),/grilltyped before any message is sent — the skills now list immediately:Before the fix, the same draft showed "No matching command." for every skill until the first message was sent (screenshots in #26460).
Testing
packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.test.ts: probe receives the requested cwd and overlays commands; failure keeps machine commands withslashCommandsPending: true; empty advertisement is not pending; not-installed passes through without probing.vp test run packages/provider-acp-registry/src/server/driver.test.ts— 13 pass.vp run check:changed— format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests all pass.Worked by GLM-5.3-Flash via the Command Code ACP harness.
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