feat(code): containarium code run/attach/status/stop — resumable reader - #1690
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agent-box is a stdio MCP server spawned per SSH connection: process identity lived only in an in-memory registry, so a reconnect lost liveness/PID/control over anything still running, and exit status was discarded outright (cmd.Wait() -> _). Both are now durable: a RunRecord is written atomically (temp+rename) beside each run's log, updated with exit code + finished-at by the reap goroutine, and read by process_list/process_kill regardless of which agent-box instance started the run. Per the design doc (docs/architecture/remote-coding-agent.md, Part A, from unmerged PR #1681 — read for design content only, not built on as a code dependency): - Outcome resolution is a pure function over (boot id, exit code, liveness) per the design's 5-row matrix: a record's PID is never trusted across a reboot (the kernel may have reassigned it), and a process that died before the reaper could record its exit is "unknown," never silently "exited." - Name reuse across a reconnect now checks records, not just the registry, and rotates a finished run's log/record aside instead of O_TRUNCing it — the previous in-memory-only check let a reconnect silently destroy the prior run's output. - process_kill refuses to signal a record whose outcome is "unknown" (boot mismatch) rather than risk killing a PID the kernel reassigned to an unrelated process. - processLogDir is now an injectable var so record tests run isolated and parallel-safe (design doc finding A1), and spawnBackgroundProcess captures it once per run rather than letting its async reap goroutine read the live package var at an unpredictable later time — the latter is an actual data race, confirmed race-clean now. Deliberately deferred (not in scope here): the CaptureMode/framing proto wiring (Part A's SpawnRequest.capture_mode) belongs with #1674, which is the first actual consumer of framed capture; the RunRecord struct carries the field (always "combined" today) so #1674 doesn't need a schema change. The actor/audit-event wiring the umbrella comment calls out is intentionally excluded too — it's specced against the #1677 delegation-claim shape, which is still an open decision. Behavior change flagged: process_kill no longer deletes a run's record on success (TestProcessKill_RemovesFromRegistry renamed/ updated to TestProcessKill_ReportsNoLongerRunning) — durability is the point of this issue, and an explicit kill isn't an exception. It still stops appearing as running/alive. Closes #1672
Implements Story 3 of docs/product/remote-coding-agent.md and the
framing decision resolved on the issue thread: one framed log, not
two files; text-safe base64 line framing (not Docker's stdcopy binary
header — that would be mangled by tail_log's MCP text result); capture
mode carried in the run record; capture_mode added to SpawnRequest so
the gRPC transport isn't asymmetric with the MCP tool.
Layered per the design doc's own split:
## internal/logframe — the wire format (new package)
One frame per line: "<stream> <base64(payload)>\n". Shared by the
server-side writer (agent-box) and the client-side demuxer so both
sides agree on the format from one source, not two copies that could
drift. Demuxer buffers a trailing partial line across chunk
boundaries (a read cut mid-line must be completed on the next read,
not treated as malformed) and is chunk-boundary-agnostic — tested by
splitting the same multi-frame buffer at several unaligned byte
offsets and checking the decode is identical every time.
## agent-box — capture_mode (internal/agentbox, internal/server via generated stubs)
- proto: CaptureMode enum + SpawnRequest.capture_mode (additive,
UNSPECIFIED -> COMBINED). Regenerated via `buf generate`; only
sandbox.pb.go changed (SpawnService carries no REST annotations by
design, so no gateway churn).
- process_start gains an optional capture_mode arg ("combined"
default, "framed" opt-in); SpawnServer.Spawn reads the same field
from the proto. Existing callers on both transports are unaffected.
- frameWriter wraps stdout/stderr in framed mode, sharing one mutex
(exec.Cmd drives the two streams from separate goroutines
concurrently) so frames from the two streams never interleave
mid-write — this is what keeps the single on-disk byte stream's
ordering meaningful to a demuxing reader.
- RunRecord.CaptureMode is now set from the actual mint-time value
(#1672 always wrote CaptureCombined; this is the first real
consumer), so a reconnecting client that didn't start the run still
learns how to read the log.
## internal/coderun — the resumable-reader core (new package)
- LogReader interface + StreamOutput: the "valuable layer... the one
that runs in CI" per the design doc. Retries a failed Read from the
SAME offset after a bounded backoff — never skips ahead, never
re-derives a starting point. On truncated:true there is nothing
special to do: every non-error path already loops back immediately
with no client-side delay of any kind, so a capped read is already
re-read as fast as any other read by construction.
- Tested with a seeded fake LogReader: clean read, retry-from-same-
offset under repeated failures, byte-exact reassembly across >=20
forced drops (the PRD's own north-star metric, pinned directly),
and a timing assertion that catching up after a truncation doesn't
wait out a long follow/poll duration.
- Session: MCP-over-SSH client (spawn `ssh <target> -- agent-box`,
same mechanism any MCP client uses against agent-box per
docs/K8S-AGENT-BOX-RUNTIME-DESIGN.md) implementing LogReader
directly and reconnecting once, transparently, on a transport
failure before surfacing an error — StreamOutput's own retry loop
is the second line of defense for whatever doesn't self-heal on one
reconnect. Typed results (ProcessStartResult, ProcessKillResult)
parsed from agent-box's plain-text tool-result bodies; the parser
(parseKV) is covered against fixtures matching agent-box's actual
Sprintf formats, including the tail_log case where raw file content
following "--- content ---\n" must NOT be parsed as more headers.
- DemuxWriter: routes a framed byte stream's decoded frames to
separate stdout/stderr writers, in order — the piece that makes
--output-format-stream-json actually usable without diagnostics
corrupting the JSON stream.
## internal/cmd — the CLI (CLI-first per CLAUDE.md)
`code run <box> --prompt "..."` / `code attach <box>` / `code status
<box>` / `code stop <box>`, sharing box-resolution/SSH-key
authorization with `connect` (obtainConnectKey parameterized, again,
same refactor as the #1673 branch — expect a trivial merge conflict
there, and on codeCmd's own definition, whichever of #1673/#1674
merges second). --name defaults to "code" so the common one-task-
per-box case never requires tracking a generated name; --ssh-server
is deliberately not named --server, having learned from #1676/#1673
that a same-named local flag silently shadows the root persistent one.
shellQuoteSingle prevents a --prompt value from breaking out of the
single-quoted argument process_start passes to /bin/sh -c on the box
— tested by actually invoking /bin/sh with adversarial input,
including a naive-quoter-defeating payload, and checking nothing
beyond echo ran.
## Deferred, flagged
- The MCP tool wrapping the same Go function ("per the CLI-first
convention") — the daemon's own MCP surface parity is a separate,
bounded follow-up, not folded in here.
- B2 (real transport, real forced drops, test/integration lane) is
needs-verification; see the PR's Verify section.
- `code attach`'s replay is full-from-offset-0 by design (simplest
correct behavior — no local state to desync — at the cost of
re-printing prior output on a fresh invocation); an --offset flag to
skip that is a cheap, self-contained follow-up if wanted.
Depends on #1672 (durable run records / RunRecord.CaptureMode) — this
branch is stacked on that PR's branch; PR opened against it, not main.
Closes #1674
# Conflicts: # internal/agentbox/process.go # internal/agentbox/run_record.go # internal/agentbox/run_record_test.go
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internal/cmd/code_run.go (1)
196-201: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBound the
Log path:scan to the matched entry.The inner loop scans
lines[i:]to the end of the listing. If the matched entry has noLog path:line, the scan continues into the next process's block and returns that other run's log path.code attachthen streams the wrong log, and the error at line 201 never fires.Detail lines are indented, so stop at the first following line that is not indented.
♻️ Proposed fix: stop at the next entry boundary
- for _, follow := range lines[i:] { - if strings.HasPrefix(strings.TrimSpace(follow), "Log path:") { - return strings.TrimSpace(strings.TrimPrefix(strings.TrimSpace(follow), "Log path:")), nil - } - } + for _, follow := range lines[i+1:] { + // Detail lines are indented under their entry; anything else + // starts the next entry, so this run has no Log path line. + if strings.TrimSpace(follow) != "" && !strings.HasPrefix(follow, " ") && !strings.HasPrefix(follow, "\t") { + break + } + if strings.HasPrefix(strings.TrimSpace(follow), "Log path:") { + return strings.TrimSpace(strings.TrimPrefix(strings.TrimSpace(follow), "Log path:")), nil + } + } return "", fmt.Errorf("process_list entry for %q has no Log path line", name)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/coderun/reader_test.go`:
- Line 140: Update the fakeReader configuration in the test to use a denser
failure schedule such as failEveryN: 2, track simulated failed reads separately
from total r.calls, and assert that failures is at least 20 while preserving the
existing read-completion checks.
In `@internal/coderun/session.go`:
- Around line 197-199: Update the session response parsing around
strconv.ParseInt and the Read method to propagate an error when end_offset is
missing or unparseable, rather than returning offset 0; preserve the parsed
offset on success so StreamOutput retries from the existing offset.
- Around line 90-99: Update the reconnect logic used by doCallTool to serialize
reconnects under s.mu and track the current client generation. After dialing,
replace and close the client only if the generation is unchanged; otherwise
close the newly dialed redundant client and retry using the already-installed
client, preventing concurrent callers from closing each other’s clients.
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In `@internal/cmd/code_run.go`:
- Around line 196-201: Bound the Log path: scan in the process-list parsing
logic to the matched entry by stopping when the first following line is not
indented, rather than iterating through all of lines[i:]. Preserve returning the
matched entry’s trimmed log path and ensure entries without one reach the
existing “has no Log path line” error.
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| // capBytes forces many small reads to drain 4000 bytes (rather than one | ||
| // big read), so failEveryN actually gets enough opportunities to fire | ||
| // >=20 times, matching "across >=20 forced mid-run disconnects". | ||
| r := &fakeReader{data: want.Bytes(), failEveryN: 7, capBytes: 100} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Force and count at least 20 transport failures.
This configuration completes after 40 successful reads and only six simulated failures. The r.calls check counts all reads, so the test can pass without exercising 20 disconnects.
Track failed reads explicitly and assert failures >= 20. Use a denser failure schedule, such as failEveryN: 2.
Proposed fix
type fakeReader struct {
...
calls int
+ failures int
...
}
if f.failEveryN > 0 && f.calls%f.failEveryN == 0 {
+ f.failures++
return nil, startOffset, false, errors.New("simulated transport failure")
}
-r := &fakeReader{data: want.Bytes(), failEveryN: 7, capBytes: 100}
+r := &fakeReader{data: want.Bytes(), failEveryN: 2, capBytes: 100}
-if r.calls < 20 {
- t.Errorf("only %d Read calls; want enough to actually exercise repeated drops", r.calls)
+if r.failures < 20 {
+ t.Errorf("only %d simulated failures; want at least 20", r.failures)
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In `@internal/coderun/reader_test.go` at line 140, Update the fakeReader
configuration in the test to use a denser failure schedule such as failEveryN:
2, track simulated failed reads separately from total r.calls, and assert that
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| fresh, dialErr := s.dial(ctx) | ||
| if dialErr != nil { | ||
| return "", fmt.Errorf("%v (reconnect also failed: %w)", err, dialErr) | ||
| } | ||
| s.mu.Lock() | ||
| _ = s.mcp.Close() | ||
| s.mcp = fresh | ||
| s.mu.Unlock() | ||
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| return doCallTool(ctx, fresh, name, args) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Serialize the reconnect so concurrent callers do not close each other's client.
streamAndWait in internal/cmd/code.go uses one Session from two goroutines: coderun.StreamOutput calls Read, and the poll loop calls ProcessList. If both calls fail at the same time (the usual case when the SSH connection drops), each caller dials its own client and each runs the swap block. The later swap calls s.mcp.Close() on the client the earlier caller just installed. The earlier caller then retries on a closed client, and each concurrent failure leaves an extra ssh subprocess behind.
Track a generation counter under s.mu and reconnect only when the client has not already been replaced.
🔒️ Proposed fix: reconnect once per generation
type Session struct {
sshArgs []string // ssh's own flags/target; "agent-box" is appended as the remote command
- mu sync.Mutex
- mcp *client.Client
+ mu sync.Mutex
+ mcp *client.Client
+ gen uint64 // incremented on every successful reconnect
} s.mu.Lock()
c := s.mcp
+ gen := s.gen
s.mu.Unlock()
text, err := doCallTool(ctx, c, name, args)
if err == nil || !reconnect {
return text, err
}
+ // Another caller may have already reconnected while this call was in
+ // flight; use its client instead of dialing a second one.
+ s.mu.Lock()
+ if s.gen != gen {
+ fresh := s.mcp
+ s.mu.Unlock()
+ return doCallTool(ctx, fresh, name, args)
+ }
+ s.mu.Unlock()
+
fresh, dialErr := s.dial(ctx)
if dialErr != nil {
return "", fmt.Errorf("%v (reconnect also failed: %w)", err, dialErr)
}
s.mu.Lock()
+ if s.gen != gen {
+ // Lost the race after dialing: discard this client and use the winner's.
+ current := s.mcp
+ s.mu.Unlock()
+ _ = fresh.Close()
+ return doCallTool(ctx, current, name, args)
+ }
_ = s.mcp.Close()
s.mcp = fresh
+ s.gen++
s.mu.Unlock()
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| fresh, dialErr := s.dial(ctx) | |
| if dialErr != nil { | |
| return "", fmt.Errorf("%v (reconnect also failed: %w)", err, dialErr) | |
| } | |
| s.mu.Lock() | |
| _ = s.mcp.Close() | |
| s.mcp = fresh | |
| s.mu.Unlock() | |
| return doCallTool(ctx, fresh, name, args) | |
| s.mu.Lock() | |
| c := s.mcp | |
| gen := s.gen | |
| s.mu.Unlock() | |
| text, err := doCallTool(ctx, c, name, args) | |
| if err == nil || !reconnect { | |
| return text, err | |
| } | |
| s.mu.Lock() | |
| if s.gen != gen { | |
| fresh := s.mcp | |
| s.mu.Unlock() | |
| return doCallTool(ctx, fresh, name, args) | |
| } | |
| s.mu.Unlock() | |
| fresh, dialErr := s.dial(ctx) | |
| if dialErr != nil { | |
| return "", fmt.Errorf("%v (reconnect also failed: %w)", err, dialErr) | |
| } | |
| s.mu.Lock() | |
| if s.gen != gen { | |
| current := s.mcp | |
| s.mu.Unlock() | |
| _ = fresh.Close() | |
| return doCallTool(ctx, current, name, args) | |
| } | |
| _ = s.mcp.Close() | |
| s.mcp = fresh | |
| s.gen++ | |
| s.mu.Unlock() | |
| return doCallTool(ctx, fresh, name, args) |
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In `@internal/coderun/session.go` around lines 90 - 99, Update the reconnect logic
used by doCallTool to serialize reconnects under s.mu and track the current
client generation. After dialing, replace and close the client only if the
generation is unchanged; otherwise close the newly dialed redundant client and
retry using the already-installed client, preventing concurrent callers from
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| end, _ := strconv.ParseInt(kv["end_offset"], 10, 64) | ||
| truncated := kv["truncated"] == "true" | ||
| return []byte(content), end, truncated, nil |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not return offset 0 when end_offset is missing or unparseable.
strconv.ParseInt returns 0 on failure and the error is discarded. StreamOutput assigns the returned value to offset on every non-error path (internal/coderun/reader.go line 81). If a tail_log response ever lacks a parseable end_offset header, Read returns end == 0, the stream rewinds to the start of the log, and every byte already written is emitted a second time. That breaks the byte-exact resume contract documented in reader.go.
Treat a missing end_offset as an error so StreamOutput retries from the same offset.
🐛 Proposed fix
kv, content := parseKV(text, tailLogContentMarker)
- end, _ := strconv.ParseInt(kv["end_offset"], 10, 64)
+ end, perr := strconv.ParseInt(kv["end_offset"], 10, 64)
+ if perr != nil {
+ // Never fall back to 0: StreamOutput would rewind to the start of
+ // the log and re-emit everything already streamed.
+ return nil, startOffset, false, fmt.Errorf("tail_log: unusable end_offset %q: %w", kv["end_offset"], perr)
+ }
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| end, _ := strconv.ParseInt(kv["end_offset"], 10, 64) | |
| truncated := kv["truncated"] == "true" | |
| return []byte(content), end, truncated, nil | |
| kv, content := parseKV(text, tailLogContentMarker) | |
| end, perr := strconv.ParseInt(kv["end_offset"], 10, 64) | |
| if perr != nil { | |
| // Never fall back to 0: StreamOutput would rewind to the start of | |
| // the log and re-emit everything already streamed. | |
| return nil, startOffset, false, fmt.Errorf("tail_log: unusable end_offset %q: %w", kv["end_offset"], perr) | |
| } | |
| truncated := kv["truncated"] == "true" | |
| return []byte(content), end, truncated, nil |
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In `@internal/coderun/session.go` around lines 197 - 199, Update the session
response parsing around strconv.ParseInt and the Read method to propagate an
error when end_offset is missing or unparseable, rather than returning offset 0;
preserve the parsed offset on success so StreamOutput retries from the existing
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internal/cmd/code.go (1)
512-512: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBind the ssh child process to the command context.
exec.Commandignorescmd.Context(). If the user presses Ctrl-C during the install or verify step, the localsshprocess keeps running until it exits on its own. Pass the context so cancellation terminates the child. This also gives the timeout seam that thebuildClaudeSSHArgscomment describes.♻️ Proposed refactor: accept a context in runSSHCaptured
-func runSSHCaptured(diag io.Writer, args []string) (string, error) { +func runSSHCaptured(ctx context.Context, diag io.Writer, args []string) (string, error) { sshBin, err := exec.LookPath("ssh") if err != nil { return "", fmt.Errorf("ssh not found in PATH: %w", err) } - c := exec.Command(sshBin, args...) + c := exec.CommandContext(ctx, sshBin, args...)Update both call sites in
runCodeInstall:if _, err := runSSHCaptured(ctx, diag, buildClaudeSSHArgs(target, privPath, claudeInstallScript)); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("install claude on %q: %w", box, err) } out, err := runSSHCaptured(ctx, diag, buildClaudeSSHArgs(target, privPath, claudeVerifyScript()))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/cmd/code.go`:
- Line 108: Remove the duplicate package-level declarations of codeRunCmd,
codeAttachCmd, codeStatusCmd, and codeStopCmd from code_run.go, keeping the
declarations and command registrations in code.go so package cmd compiles.
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In `@internal/cmd/code.go`:
- Line 512: Update runSSHCaptured and both call sites in runCodeInstall to
accept and pass the command context, then construct the SSH command with the
context so cancellation or timeout terminates the child process.
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Replaces #1688
#1688 was stacked on
feat/1672-durable-run-records(PR #1684). Merging #1684 with--delete-branchdeleted that base branch, and GitHub auto-closed #1688 as a result — and refuses to let it be reopened once its base branch is gone ("state cannot be changed. The feat/1672-durable-run-records branch has been deleted."). Same branch, same commits (now rebased ontomainwith #1684/#1683/#1687/#1689 merged in and the two textually-trivial "both added" conflicts against #1672's now-landed content resolved —internal/agentbox/run_record.go/run_record_test.gowere confirmed byte-for-byte supersets of what merged,process.gohad one line:CaptureMode: captureModevsCaptureMode: CaptureCombined), just againstmaindirectly instead of a since-deleted branch.Original description below, unchanged.
Implements Story 3 of
docs/product/remote-coding-agent.mdand the framing decision resolved on the issue thread: one framed log (not two files), text-safe base64 line framing (not Docker'sstdcopybinary header — corrected on the thread becausetail_logreturns content inside an MCP text result, and binary framing would be mangled by JSON's UTF-8 encoding),capture_modecarried in the run record, andcapture_modeadded toSpawnRequestso the gRPC transport isn't asymmetric with the MCP tool.internal/logframe(new) — the wire format: one frame per line,<stream> <base64(payload)>\n. Shared by the server-side writer and the client-side demuxer so both sides agree on the format from one source.Demuxerbuffers a trailing partial line across chunk boundaries and is chunk-boundary-agnostic (tested by splitting the same buffer at several unaligned offsets).agent-box
capture_mode— protoCaptureModeenum +SpawnRequest.capture_mode(additive,UNSPECIFIED→COMBINED; regenerated viabuf generate, onlysandbox.pb.gochanged —SpawnServicehas no REST annotations, so no gateway churn).process_startgains an optionalcapture_modearg;SpawnServer.Spawnreads the same field from the proto.frameWritershares one mutex between a process's stdout/stderr writers (exec.Cmddrives them from separate goroutines) so frames never interleave mid-write.RunRecord.CaptureModeis now set from the actual mint-time value (#1672 always wroteCaptureCombined; this is its first real consumer).internal/coderun(new) — the resumable-reader core:LogReader+StreamOutput, "the valuable layer... the one that runs in CI" per the design doc. Retries a failed read from the same offset after a bounded backoff — never skips ahead. Tested with a seeded fake reader: clean read, retry-from-same-offset under repeated failures, byte-exact reassembly across ≥20 forced drops (the PRD's own north-star metric, pinned directly), and a timing assertion that catching up after atruncated:trueread doesn't wait out a long follow/poll duration.Sessionis an MCP-over-SSH client (ssh <target> -- agent-box, the same mechanism any MCP client uses against agent-box) implementingLogReaderdirectly and reconnecting once, transparently, on a transport failure.DemuxWriterroutes a framed stream's decoded frames to separate stdout/stderr writers in order.CLI —
code run <box> --prompt "..."/code attach <box>/code status <box>/code stop <box>, sharing box-resolution/SSH-key authorization withconnect.--namedefaults to"code"so the common one-task-per-box case never needs a generated name tracked;--ssh-serveris deliberately not named--server(see below).shellQuoteSingleguards--promptagainst breaking out of the single-quoted shell argumentprocess_startpasses to/bin/sh -c— tested by actually invoking/bin/shwith adversarial input.A repeat lesson applied
--ssh-server, not--server: #1673 found that a same-named command-local flag silently shadows the root persistent--serverflag a command also needs. Named this one--ssh-serverfrom the start rather than rediscovering that bug a third time.Deviation flagged:
obtainConnectKeyrefactor conflicts with #1673's branchBoth this PR and #1673 (#1686, merging separately) independently parameterize
obtainConnectKey. Expect a small merge conflict onconnect.go/codeCmd— same shape as the #1676/#1677 conflict already resolved oninternal/server/agent_server.go— once both are in flight against the samemain.Deferred, flagged
test/integrationlane) isneeds-verification— see Verify section below.code attach's replay is full-from-offset-0 by design (simplest correct behavior, no local state to desync, at the cost of re-printing prior output on a fresh invocation). An--offsetflag to skip that is a cheap follow-up if wanted.Verify on dev (needs-verification)
CI can't prove the live behavior below:
containarium code install <box>(from Install the Claude Code toolchain into an EXISTING box, credential via secrets #1673) soclaudeis present and credentialed.containarium code run <box> --prompt "list files in the current directory"— expect streamed output as it's produced, not buffered to completion.containarium code attach <box>— expect the full output replayed byte-exact, then live streaming resumes.[containarium code] reconnecting after: ...diagnostic on stderr, no re-issued command, no duplicated/missing output.containarium code status <box>after the run finishes — expect the exit code reported.containarium code run <box> --prompt "..." --output-format-stream-json— expect valid JSON lines on stdout with no diagnostic text interleaved, and diagnostics separately on stderr.containarium code stop <box>on a still-running task — expect SIGTERM, then the log still readable viacode status/code attach.Test evidence
internal/logframe:TestEncodeFrame_RoundTrip,TestDemuxer_BuffersPartialLine,TestDemuxer_MultiByteRuneSplitAcrossFrames,TestDemuxer_InterleavedStreamsPreserveOrder,TestDemuxer_ChunkedArbitrarily,TestDemuxer_MalformedLine,TestDemuxer_UnknownStreamIDinternal/coderun:TestStreamOutput_CleanRead,TestStreamOutput_RetriesFromSameOffsetOnTransportError,TestStreamOutput_SurvivesTwentyForcedDrops,TestStreamOutput_TruncatedRereadsImmediately,TestParseKV_*(agent-box wire-format fixtures),TestDemuxWriter_*internal/agentbox:TestProcessStart_FramedCaptureMode_DemuxesCleanly,TestProcessStart_UnknownCaptureModeIsRejected,TestParseCaptureMode,TestCaptureModeFromProto,TestSpawnServer_Spawn_FramedCaptureModeinternal/cmd:TestShellQuoteSingle_RoundTripsThroughARealShell,TestShellQuoteSingle_NeverEscapesOutOfTheQuotedString,TestBuildClaudeRunCommand*,TestRunOutcomeLine,TestLogPathFromListingLocal:
go build ./...,go vet ./...,gofmt -l,go test ./internal/... -raceon every touched package — all green post-rebase ontomain(which now includes #1672/#1676/#1677/govulncheck-fix). CI run: (link once checks complete on this PR).Closes #1674
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New Features
Bug Fixes