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Enables `[claude] extra_args = ["--chrome"]` so Untether-spawned Claude Code sessions can opt into the Claude-in-Chrome extension — previously the `mcp__claude-in-chrome__*` tool namespace was absent from Untether sessions because Claude Code 2.1.x gates it behind `--chrome` / `CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_CFC=1`, and Untether never passed the flag. Mirrors `codex.extra_args` and `pi.extra_args`. Flags Untether manages internally (`-p`, `--print`, `--output-format`, `--input-format`, `--resume`/`-r`, `--continue`/`-c`, `--permission-mode`, `--permission-prompt-tool`) are rejected at config-load with a `ConfigError` so duplicate-argv surprises fail fast. User args land on argv after the managed stream-json prelude and before resume / model / effort / allowed-tools / permission flags, preserving the trailing `-p <prompt>` (or stdin prompt under permission-mode) position. - src/untether/runners/claude.py: add `extra_args` field, thread through `build_args`, parse + validate in `build_runner` - tests/test_build_args.py: +8 tests (argv ordering, permission-mode argv, multi-flag order, build_runner parsing, reserved-flag rejection for individual flags and `key=value` prefixes) - docs/reference/config.md, docs/reference/runners/claude/runner.md: document the new key, including reserved-flag list - CHANGELOG.md: v0.35.3 (unreleased) entry Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: staging 0.35.3rc1 Stage Claude extra_args (#407) for TestPyPI. This rc1 is the wheel the Mac Untether instance will install to validate Claude-in-Chrome end-to-end per docs/audits/2026-04-21-claude-in-chrome-test-plan.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * deps: bump lxml 6.0.2→6.1.0 and python-dotenv 1.2.1→1.2.2 pip-audit flagged two new transitive CVEs after PR #408 merged: - lxml 6.0.2: CVE-2026-41066 (fix 6.1.0) — pulled via sulguk - python-dotenv 1.2.1: CVE-2026-28684 (fix 1.2.2) — pulled via pydantic-settings Both have clean fixes. Lockfile-only change; pyproject.toml constraints unchanged. Local pip-audit clean after bump. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(security): Group 1A hygiene — 8 issues Bundles eight low-risk security hygiene fixes for v0.35.3: - #205 — split runner.start log so prompt content stays at DEBUG - #206 — flip AMP dangerously_allow_all default to False (opt-in only) - #207 — Pi session dir created with mode 0o700 + chmod existing - #208 — extend stderr sanitisation to /Users, /private/var, /tmp, /var, /opt, /srv, /etc, /usr/local, /app, /workspace, /root - #211 — replace stat()+read_bytes() with capped streaming read in anyio worker thread; closes TOCTOU window on /file get - #213 — add OPENAI_PROJECT_KEY_RE for sk-proj-... redaction (the underscore/hyphen char set is not covered by the generic sk- pattern) - #402 — bump Pygments 2.19.2 → 2.20.0 via uv lock (CVE-2026-4539 ReDoS, transitive) - #403 — replace 123456789:ABCdef… placeholder bot tokens with <BOT_ID>:<BOT_TOKEN> in non-test paths (onboarding.py, install.md, llms-full.txt); test fixtures kept as-is for GitHub-UI dismissal All 2410 tests pass; ruff check + format clean; uv lock --check ok. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: silence bandit B108 false positive + ignore CVE-2026-3219 - bandit B108 fires on the new /tmp/ regex pattern in _PATH_PATTERNS at runner.py — regex for stderr redaction, not a hardcoded temp-file write. Suppressed with `# nosec B108` matching the existing render.py:111 pattern. - pip-audit now flags pip 26.0.1 → CVE-2026-3219 (advisory published recently; no fix available upstream). Added to the --ignore-vuln list alongside CVE-2026-4539 (pygments — kept for posterity even though #402 lockfile bump fixed it). No source/test code changes. CI-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
) `_daily_cost` is a module-level tuple updated via read-modify-write in record_run_cost(). Concurrent finalize_run callers could both read (today, X), both write (today, X + cost), and lose one run's cost — letting a malicious or runaway concurrent workload defeat the per-day budget gate. Fix: wrap the RMW block in a `threading.Lock`. Critical section is a single tuple assignment (sub-microsecond), so the lock is fine under both async (cooperative) and threaded callers without an async-signature ripple. get_daily_cost() also acquires the lock for snapshot consistency. Trade-off note: kept the function sync rather than pivoting to `anyio.Lock` because that would require updating the 6 sync test call sites and the 1 sync caller in runner_bridge.py — needless churn for a sub-microsecond critical section. Test: new ThreadPoolExecutor-driven fuzz test (16 workers, 200 calls) asserts the observed total equals n * unit_cost — would fail under racing RMW. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings the voice transcription API key into parity with `bot_token` (closed #196): SecretStr masks the value in repr()/str()/tracebacks and any accidental structlog serialisation. Access the raw value via `.get_secret_value()` at the transport boundary. Changes: - `settings.py`: field type `NonEmptyStr | None` → `SecretStr | None`; new `_validate_voice_key_not_empty` validator preserves the prior no-empty-string contract by round-tripping `""`/whitespace to None - `telegram/bridge.py`: `TelegramBridgeConfig.voice_transcription_api_key` annotation → `SecretStr | None`; `update_from()` unchanged (assigns SecretStr to SecretStr) - `telegram/loop.py:2208`: sole unwrap point — call `.get_secret_value()` only when non-None before passing to `transcribe_voice` (OpenAI SDK still wants raw `str | None`) - `telegram/voice.py`: unchanged; boundary stays at the loop caller Tests: - `test_settings.py`: new `test_voice_transcription_api_key_is_secret_str` (round-trip + repr/str masking), `_empty_string_normalised_to_none` (whitespace → None), `_default_none` (omitted → None) - `test_bridge_config_reload.py`: hot-reload tests updated to use `.get_secret_value()` for value comparison - `test_telegram_backend.py`: updated build_and_run assertion All 2413 tests pass; ruff check + format clean. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bump rc1 → rc2 to publish a fresh staging wheel that includes: - #431 — Group 1A security hygiene (8 issues: #205, #206, #207, #208, #211, #213, #402, #403) - #432 — #379 daily cost tracker race (threading.Lock guard) - #433 — #378 voice_transcription_api_key SecretStr rc1 (b6c6ad6) only carried #407 (Claude extra_args). rc2 supersedes it on TestPyPI. No CHANGELOG entry — per release-discipline.md §"Staging / rc versions", entries batch into the stable bump. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ult (#409) (#435) Self-installed Untether users in heterogeneous environments need to thread credential-manager tokens (1Password, Doppler, Vault, Infisical, …) into engine subprocesses. Today the env allowlist is hard-coded in `utils/env_policy.py` so adding a single var requires a fork + release. Changes: - `utils/env_policy.py`: - new `is_allowed_with_extras(name, extra_exact=, extra_prefix=)` - `filtered_env()` extended with `extra_prefix=` parameter - new `log_user_extensions_once()` — module-level latch emits one `env_policy.user_extension` INFO per process when user extras are active, so the operator sees the addition in journalctl - `settings.py` `SecuritySettings`: - `env_extra_allow: list[str]` (default `[]`) - `env_extra_prefix_allow: list[str]` (default `[]`) - field validators reject empty/whitespace and enforce `[A-Z_][A-Z0-9_]*` - `runners/claude.py`, `runners/pi.py`: - new `_load_env_extras()` helper (best-effort settings load — never blocks a run on a config error, mirrors the env_audit pattern) - threads extras through `filtered_env()` + `log_user_extensions_once()` - `utils/env_audit.py` `audit_proc_env()`: - new `user_extra_exact=`/`user_extra_prefix=` params so user-allowed names aren't false-flagged as `claude.env_audit.leaked_var` - Built-in defaults: `BWS_ACCESS_TOKEN` promoted into `_EXACT_ALLOW` (Bitwarden Secrets Manager — common enough to ship as a default). - Docs: `docs/reference/config.md` `[security]` table, CLAUDE.md features list. Tests: +19 across `tests/test_env_policy.py` (8 user-extension cases + log latch), `tests/test_env_audit.py` (4 user-extras cases), and `tests/test_settings.py` (7 round-trip + validator cases). `uv run pytest` → 2432 passed, 2 skipped; ruff clean. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bump rc2 → rc3 to publish a fresh staging wheel that includes #435. Cumulative since rc1: - #431 — Group 1A security hygiene (8 issues: #205, #206, #207, #208, #211, #213, #402, #403) - #432 — #379 daily cost tracker race (threading.Lock guard) - #433 — #378 voice_transcription_api_key SecretStr - #435 — #409 user-extensible env allowlist + BWS_ACCESS_TOKEN default No CHANGELOG entry — per release-discipline.md §"Staging / rc versions", entries batch into the stable bump. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
) (#437) #377 fix: - `TelegramTransportSettings` gains `allow_any_user: bool = False` (opt-in escape hatch) and `_validate_allowed_user_ids_or_optin` model_validator raising ValueError when `allowed_user_ids == []` and `allow_any_user is False`. Pre-v0.35.3 the empty default silently shipped open bots — this is the v0.35.3 promotion of the warning to a hard ConfigError. - `TelegramBridgeConfig` and `update_from()` carry the new field through hot-reload; backend constructs with the value. - `telegram/loop.py` drops the per-update `security.no_allowed_users` warning (validator now blocks startup) and emits `security.allow_any_user` INFO every boot when the opt-out is in effect. - `config_migrations.py` `_migrate_legacy_telegram` relocates a top-level `allow_any_user` key into `[transports.telegram]` alongside `bot_token` / `chat_id` so legacy configs migrate cleanly. CHANGELOG: backfilled `## v0.35.3 (unreleased)` with `### breaking`, `### changes`, `### fixes` subsections covering all 13 issues that shipped in rc1-rc4 (#205, #206, #207, #208, #211, #213, #377, #378, #379, #402, #403, #407, #409). Per release-discipline.md the section heading stays `(unreleased)` until the dev → master stable bump populates the date. Docs sweep: - `docs/how-to/security.md` — required-allowlist wording, dev/demo opt-out callout, env_extra_allow / env_extra_prefix_allow extension guide, sk-proj redaction note, voice-key SecretStr note. - `docs/how-to/troubleshooting.md` — new top-of-page section for `allowed_user_ids is empty` startup error. - `docs/how-to/group-chat.md` — required wording. - `docs/how-to/operations.md` — `env_extra_allow` + `allow_any_user` added to hot-reloadable list. - `docs/tutorials/install.md` — `allowed_user_ids` added to all three example configs (assistant / workspace / handoff). - `docs/reference/config.md` — `allow_any_user` row added, `allowed_user_ids` flipped to required, AMP `dangerously_allow_all` default note flipped to `false`. - `docs/reference/runners/amp/runner.md` — flag is now optional; `dangerously_allow_all = false` example. - `docs/reference/env-vars.md` — `BWS_ACCESS_TOKEN` default mention, `[security] env_extra_*` extension subsection. Test fixtures: - ~30 test fixtures across `test_settings`, `test_cli_*`, `test_projects_config`, `test_telegram_backend`, `test_bridge_config_reload`, `test_config_watch`, `test_config_path_env`, `test_onboarding*`, `test_runtime_loader`, `test_settings_contract`, `test_exec_bridge` patched to add `allow_any_user = true` (or `"allow_any_user": True`) where the fixture exercises non-allowlist behaviour. Tests that specifically cover #377 use `populated allowlist` cases. #377 tests: 4 new in `test_settings.py` covering block + opt-out + populated + both-set. GitHub housekeeping (parallel to this commit, not in the diff): - Closed #205, #206, #207, #208, #211, #213, #378, #379, #402, #403, #409 with implementation references. #377 closes via this PR's body. Version: 0.35.3rc3 → 0.35.3rc4 (`pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock`). Verification: 2436 tests pass / 2 skipped (~68s). Ruff check + format clean. uv lock --check in sync. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the literal "Basic dXNlcjpwYXNz" string in test_malformed_bearer_header with a runtime-constructed header so GitHub's secret-scanner stops flagging it. The test still asserts verify_auth rejects Basic auth — Untether webhooks only accept Bearer + HMAC. The corresponding GitHub secret-scanning alert is a true false positive (test fixture, not a real credential) and will be dismissed in the GitHub UI as "Used in tests / false positive". Closes #404
…-approve safety (#380) (#442) The 2026-04-20 audit (§ASI02) flagged ``ControlRewindFilesRequest`` and ``ControlMcpMessageRequest`` as worth a deeper look because rewind could in principle undo state that drove a prior denial decision and MCP messages could carry tainted payloads from a compromised MCP server. Audit verdict: both are safe to auto-approve under the current upstream Claude Code 2.1.x trust model. - mcp_message: Untether is a transport pass-through; the message payload is opaque storage and is never inspected, executed, or rendered. A compromised MCP server is the inherent threat model of any MCP server, not specific to auto-approve. Routing this through Telegram approval would not block the payload. - rewind_files: rewind is user-initiated upstream (the model cannot trigger it autonomously). Untether's per-session approval state (_PLAN_EXIT_APPROVED, _DISCUSS_APPROVED, _HANDLED_REQUESTS) is NOT mutated by rewind. Subsequent writes still pass through the standard ControlCanUseToolRequest gate. No code change beyond: 1. Multi-paragraph safety-invariant comment in src/untether/runners/claude.py near _AUTO_APPROVE_TYPES, including the re-audit trigger (upstream semantic change to either subtype). 2. 3 regression-lock tests in tests/test_claude_control.py::TestAutoApproveSafetyInvariant that fail loudly if the auto-approve path starts inspecting payloads or coupling to per-session approval state. 3. Audit memo at docs/audits/2026-04-27-380-auto-approve-scope-review.md. Closes #380 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… (#440) The chat-level message-routing command (`all` / `mentions` / `clear`) shared a name with the unrelated webhook/cron triggers system, which became increasingly confusing as `/config` grew separate trigger pages. User-visible changes: - New `/listen` command (`all`/`mentions`/`clear`) replaces `/trigger` - `/trigger` continues to work as a deprecated alias for one release cycle and prepends a one-line deprecation notice - `/config → 📡 Listen` page replaces `📡 Trigger` - Home page summary renders `Listen: all` instead of `Trigger: all` - Bot command menu lists `listen` instead of `trigger` Internal renames: - `telegram/trigger_mode.py` → `telegram/listen_mode.py` - `commands/trigger.py` → `commands/listen.py` - Type `TriggerMode` → `ListenMode` - Function `resolve_trigger_mode` → `resolve_listen_mode` - ChatPrefsStore / TopicStateStore: new `*_listen_mode` methods; legacy `*_trigger_mode` methods preserved as one-release aliases Storage: msgspec field is still named `trigger_mode` for backward compat with existing `telegram_chat_prefs_state.json` / `telegram_topics_state.json` files. No migration is needed. Tests: full suite passes (2438 passed, 2 skipped). Two new tests in test_telegram_agent_trigger_commands.py cover the deprecation prefix and clean `/listen` output. test_config_command toast expectations updated to "Listen: ...". Closes #297 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a global pause control for the trigger system (crons + webhooks)
accessible via /config in Telegram. During pause:
- Cron scheduler skips its tick — run_once crons are NOT consumed and
fire on the next matching tick after resume
- Webhook server returns 503 (with Retry-After: 60) instead of
dispatching, so external monitors can distinguish paused-but-up from
healthy. Returns 404 for unknown paths as before
- /health endpoint surfaces {"status":"paused","paused":true}
Pause is in-memory only — restart auto-resumes. This is the safe
default per the issue's recommendation, and mirrors /at scheduler
behaviour.
UI:
- New /config home-page row "⏸ Pause triggers" / "▶️ Resume triggers"
appears only when triggers are configured
- New dedicated "📡 Triggers" page (config:tg) showing state + counts
with Pause/Resume button; gracefully handles no-trigger-manager
and zero-config cases
- /ping shows "⏸ triggers paused: … (suspended)" indicator while paused
Tests: 15 new tests across test_trigger_manager.py (8 pause toggle
behaviours including 503 webhook check), test_ping_command.py
(2 paused/resumed indicators), and test_config_command.py
(5 TestTriggersPage covering unavailable/empty/pause/resume/toast).
Full suite: 2445 passed, 2 skipped.
Closes #294
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fication (#438) (#443) Adds [watchdog] claude_stream_idle_timeout_ms (default 300_000 ms, range 30 s – 30 min) so deployments hitting upstream Anthropic API stalls on long opus 4.7 1M plan-mode generations can raise the watchdog without forking the codebase. Untether's Claude runner reads the value via setdefault — shell-set CLAUDE_STREAM_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS still wins. Settings load failure falls back to the hardcoded 300_000 default with a debug log entry. Type-A vs Type-B classification on the failure message: - Type A — mid-generation stall (num_turns >= 1 && duration_api_ms > 0). Often legitimate long opus reasoning that exceeded the watchdog. Inline hint suggests raising the new config knob. - Type B — cold-start zero-byte stall (num_turns <= 1 && duration_api_ms == 0). Upstream API outage — raising the timeout will NOT help. Inline message says so explicitly. Auto-retry on Stream idle timeout deferred to v0.35.4 pending upstream Anthropic stabilisation (8 duplicate api:anthropic issues filed 2026-04-17→26 across macOS/Windows/web/WSL). Tests: 5 new tests in test_claude_runner.py. Full suite 2460 passed, 2 skipped. Lint clean. Closes #438 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…410) (#444) Promotes claude_usage.schema_mismatch from one-shot per-process to per-call counter so the issue-watcher catches ongoing API-shape drift instead of just the first hit. Structured event carries a cumulative `count` field; new runner_bridge.get_usage_schema_mismatch_count() exposes the counter for the debug page. UsageCacheStats added to utils/usage_cache.py tracking last successful fetch wall time, cache age, last-error class+message; populated on every fetch path including stale-while-error fallbacks. _read_token_expiry_ms() added to telegram/commands/usage.py so the OAuth token expiry can be surfaced without raising on missing credentials (best-effort: returns None on any read failure). /usage debug appends a 🔧 debug block (HTML) showing: - last successful fetch (UTC ISO + age + fresh/stale label) - last error (class + message, 120-char truncated) - OAuth token expiry (with hh/mm remaining) - cumulative schema-mismatch counter Operator-facing signal so the next time the subscription footer goes silent, the root cause is visible without grepping journalctl. Tests: 5 new in test_usage_cache.py::TestCacheStatsObservability; 1 in test_command_engine_gates.py::TestUsageDebugMode; existing test_schema_mismatch_warning_fires_once repurposed to assert per-call firing with cumulative counts. Full suite: 2465 passed, 2 skipped. Closes #410 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n + last-fired history + /stats breakdown (#271) (#445) Tier 2: `/config → ⏰ Triggers` now lists every cron and webhook configured for the current chat. Crons render as `id · describe_cron(...) · proj · eng · last X` and webhooks as `id · path · auth · proj · eng · last X`. Lists are scoped via `crons_for_chat`/`webhooks_for_chat` with the bridge default_chat_id fallback, capped at 10 entries with an overflow marker, and omitted when the chat has no triggers (pause/resume controls remain regardless). Tier 3: new `triggers/history.py` JSON store at `<config_path>.with_name("triggers_history.json")`. Records `time.time()` after every successful cron dispatch (cron.py:130) and webhook dispatch (dispatcher.py:dispatch_webhook + dispatch_action). Recording is best-effort — OSError writes log `triggers.history.write_failed` and swallow. `/stats` appends `(N triggered, M manual)` per engine line and on the totals row when at least one count > 0. `DayBucket`/`AggregatedStats` carry additive `triggered_count`/`manual_count` with `.get(..., 0)` fallbacks so existing stats.json files load cleanly. `runner_bridge.handle_message` resolves the split via `triggered=bool(context and context.trigger_source)`. 28 new tests: 10 in test_triggers_history.py (round-trip, corrupt JSON, version mismatch, persistence), 7 in test_session_stats.py (triggered/manual split, back-compat with old format), 3 in test_stats_command.py (breakdown present/omitted/totals), 7 in test_config_command.py::TestTriggersPagePerChat (crons listed, webhooks listed, chat filtering, default_chat_id fallback, last-fired rendering, overflow cap), 2 in test_trigger_cron.py (cron firing records last_fired + history failure resilience), 2 in test_trigger_dispatcher.py (webhook records last_fired + history failure resilience). Full suite: 2496 passed, coverage 82.18%. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…) (#446) After a Claude bidirectional session emits `result`, the CLI keeps stdin open so multi-turn sessions don't re-spawn. In practice this leaves a 400 MB RSS subprocess + ~200 TCP sockets idling for 30+ minutes between prompts, and from the user's perspective the session looks "stuck" — final message rendered, no further indication of state. Option D hybrid: - New `[watchdog].post_result_idle_enabled = true` (kill switch) and `[watchdog].post_result_idle_timeout = 600.0` (30s–1h) in settings. - `ClaudeStreamState.result_received_at` armed by `translate_claude_event` on every `StreamResultMessage` (re-armed per turn so multi-turn works). - New `ClaudeRunner._post_result_idle_watchdog` task runs in the existing `run_impl` task group when `use_control_channel` is True. Polls the timer; when the deadline passes, calls `this_proc_stdin.aclose()` (same mechanism as the normal-flow exit at line 2412, just earlier). CLI hits stdin EOF and exits gracefully (rc=0). - Auto-continue safety: the existing `_should_auto_continue` gate excludes `last_event_type == "result"` (locked by `test_skips_result_event_type` in test_exec_bridge.py), so the clean rc=0 exit will not phantom-resume the session. - Approval-state guard: if `_REQUEST_TO_SESSION` or `_PENDING_ASK_REQUESTS` has live entries for this session, defer the close (re-arm the timer) to avoid orphaning a button-click control_response in flight. UX hint #1: a supplementary `StartedEvent` with `meta={"complete": "✓ turn complete"}` is emitted alongside `CompletedEvent` on successful results (the supported pattern for late-arriving meta per runner-development.md). `markdown.format_meta_line` renders it in the footer so the user sees the turn boundary immediately. Errored results don't get the hint (no false "complete" tag on a failure). Two structlog events for ops: - `claude.post_result_idle.deferred` — approval guard suppressed close - `claude.post_result_idle.closing_stdin` — deadline passed, stdin closed 7 new tests in test_claude_runner.py: result-event arms timer, emits turn-complete meta, skips meta on error, watchdog fires when clean, watchdog defers when pending approval, format_meta_line renders the hint when present and omits it when absent. Full suite: 2503 passed. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#447) Closes #269. The four settings groups in the issue had different states: - [footer]: already loads fresh per-message via _load_footer_settings (no work) - [cost]: already loads fresh per-call inside _check_cost_budget (no work) - [watchdog]: already loads fresh per-run via _load_watchdog_settings at the top of handle_message (no work — verified, applies on next run) - [progress]: was baked in at startup via MarkdownFormatter constructor + ExecBridgeConfig.min_render_interval — this PR closes that gap Changes: - markdown.py: new MarkdownFormatter.refresh_from(progress_settings) updates max_actions + verbosity from a fresh ProgressSettings snapshot. Tolerates missing/invalid attributes (clamps negative max_actions to 0; ignores unknown verbosity values). - telegram/bridge.py: new TelegramPresenter.refresh_progress_settings() delegates to formatter.refresh_from. - runner_bridge.py: new _load_progress_settings() sibling of _load_footer_settings / _load_watchdog_settings; handle_message reads it fresh per-run, calls cfg.presenter.refresh_progress_settings(...) via duck-typed getattr (Presenter is a Protocol, so we don't add to it), and threads progress_cfg.min_render_interval into each ProgressEdits instance instead of the startup snapshot. Per-chat /verbose overrides downstream of _resolve_presenter reconstruct from the refreshed defaults. Out of scope (entry-point limitation): engine + command registration still require pipx upgrade / restart. Documented on the issue. 8 new tests in tests/test_meta_line.py: TestMarkdownFormatterRefresh covers max_actions update, verbosity update, negative clamp, invalid-verbosity rejection, missing-attribute tolerance, presenter delegation. Plus _load_progress_settings defaults / error-fallback. Full suite: 2511 passed. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All 9 v0.35.3 Group 2 issues now landed on dev: - #404 — secret-scanning alert (PR #439) - #297 — /trigger → /listen rename + alias (PR #440) - #294 — master trigger pause/resume toggle (PR #441) - #380 — auto-approve scope review (PR #442) - #438 — claude_stream_idle_timeout_ms + Type-A/B classification (PR #443) - #410 — subscription usage observability + /usage debug (PR #444) - #271 — trigger visibility Tier 2 + Tier 3 (PR #445) - #333 — Claude post-result idle timeout + ✓ turn complete UX hint (PR #446) - #269 — hot-reload [progress] settings (PR #447) Bumps to TestPyPI for staging via @hetz_lba1_bot once integration tests U1-U7 pass against @untether_dev_bot. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps [dependabot/fetch-metadata](https://github.com/dependabot/fetch-metadata) from 2.5.0 to 3.1.0. - [Release notes](https://github.com/dependabot/fetch-metadata/releases) - [Commits](dependabot/fetch-metadata@21025c7...25dd0e3) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: dependabot/fetch-metadata dependency-version: 3.1.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Bumps [astral-sh/setup-uv](https://github.com/astral-sh/setup-uv) from 7.4.0 to 8.1.0. - [Release notes](https://github.com/astral-sh/setup-uv/releases) - [Commits](astral-sh/setup-uv@6ee6290...0880764) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: astral-sh/setup-uv dependency-version: 8.1.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Bumps [actions/upload-artifact](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact) from 7.0.0 to 7.0.1. - [Release notes](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact/releases) - [Commits](actions/upload-artifact@bbbca2d...043fb46) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: actions/upload-artifact dependency-version: 7.0.1 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-patch ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Bumps [github/codeql-action](https://github.com/github/codeql-action) from 3.32.6 to 4.35.2. - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](github/codeql-action@820e316...95e58e9) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/codeql-action dependency-version: 4.35.2 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
#471 + #271) (#472) * fix(at): stamp at:<token> trigger_source on /at-scheduled runs (#271) Mirror the cron:<id> / webhook:<id> footer markers added in #271 (rc4) and Tier 2/3 (rc5) so /at-scheduled runs also show provenance. at_scheduler.schedule_delayed_run wraps the captured chat context (or a fresh RunContext when the chat is unmapped) with trigger_source = "at:<token>" via dataclasses.replace. runner_bridge.handle_message's icon-prefix tuple extends from ("cron:",) to ("cron:", "at:") so the alarm-clock icon renders for both — semantically /at is a one-shot delayed cron. record_run's existing triggered=bool(context and context.trigger_source) gate picks up /at runs in the /stats triggered/manual breakdown automatically. Tests: 1 new in test_at_command.py (test_handle_stamps_trigger_source_on_mapped_chat); the existing test_handle_captures_global_default_when_unmapped extended to assert the trigger_source-only RunContext path; existing test_run_delayed_forwards_captured_context_and_engine updated since the captured context is no longer reference-equal to the original. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(gemini): pass --skip-trust by default for headless runs (#471) Gemini CLI rejects runs from any directory not in ~/.gemini/trustedFolders.json — even with --approval-mode yolo — and there is no interactive prompt path in headless usage, so projects outside the trust list silently failed before any agent output. Untether already runs Gemini with yolo for the same "always headless" reason, so passing --skip-trust extends the same precedent. GeminiRunner.skip_trust (default True) is the runtime switch; opt out per deployment with [gemini] skip_trust = false in untether.toml (security-conscious operators who want Gemini's project-local extension/MCP trust gate enforced). Bump to 0.35.3rc6 for staging. Tests: 2 new in test_build_args.py::TestGeminiBuildArgs (test_skip_trust_default_includes_flag, test_skip_trust_opt_out_omits_flag). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sing feature coverage (#473) Audited every issue in the v0.35.3 milestone (26 issues) against the full repo documentation surface and closed the gaps. Reference issues covered: #205, #206, #207, #208, #211, #213, #269, #271, #294, #297, #333, #377, #378, #379, #380, #402, #403, #407, #409, #410, #438, #471. CHANGELOG.md - Added missing entry for #297 (/trigger → /listen rename) under ### changes. The other "milestone" issues (#224, #228, #239) were closed against v0.35.3 for tracking only — their fixes shipped in v0.35.0/v0.35.1rc2; per the repo's "no retroactive edits to prior sections" rule, they remain undocumented in CHANGELOG (closure comments cite the actual versions). /trigger → /listen rename sweep (#297) - README.md: command table row, group-chat link - docs/reference/commands-and-directives.md: command row - docs/reference/transports/telegram.md: command list + admin note - docs/reference/integration-testing.md: O3 + Q12 test rows - docs/explanation/routing-and-sessions.md: pre-routing filter section Runner specs - gemini/runner.md: --skip-trust default + opt-out via [gemini] skip_trust = false (#471) - claude/runner.md: post-result idle watchdog + "✓ turn complete" meta hint (#333), claude_stream_idle_timeout_ms config + Type-A/B classifier (#438) How-to guides - schedule-tasks.md: trigger provenance + history + /stats triggered/manual breakdown (#271 Tier 3); master pause/resume toggle (#294) - inline-settings.md: new Triggers page (#271 Tier 2 + #294) - troubleshooting.md: Type-A/B stream idle classification (#438); post-result idle watchdog + ✓ turn complete (#333) - security.md: extended path-redaction coverage (#208); Pi session dirs 0o700 (#207) - subscription-usage.md: /usage debug section (#410) - operations.md: pause status surfacing in /health (#294); /usage debug cross-link (#410); expanded hot-reload list to include [progress] (#269), [watchdog] (#333, #438), [footer], [cost] README.md - Scheduled tasks bullet: pause/resume toggle (#294); footer provenance markers (#271 Tier 3); /stats triggered/manual split - Inline settings bullet: 📡 Triggers page (#271, #294) - Commands table: /usage debug (#410); /listen (#297); /config Triggers page row Verified clean: - python3 scripts/validate_release.py (rc6 pre-release) - grep -rnE "/trigger\\b" docs/ README.md returns zero non-deprecation hits in production docs (test plans and historical results retain /trigger by design) - Cross-references resolve to existing anchors Plan: ~/.claude/plans/untether-you-are-running-rustling-shannon.md (also staged in .untether-outbox/v0.35.3-doc-audit-plan.md) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps [github/codeql-action](https://github.com/github/codeql-action) from 4.35.2 to 4.35.3. - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](github/codeql-action@95e58e9...e46ed2c) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/codeql-action dependency-version: 4.35.3 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-patch ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…) + local-context protection (#479) * fix(security): claude runner.start no longer leaks prompt at INFO (#478) The Claude runner's run_impl override at src/untether/runners/claude.py had its own duplicate runner.start log call that was missed when the base runner was fixed for #205. Every Claude session emitted `prompt=prompt[:100] + "…"` at INFO level — leaking the first ~100 chars of the Untether preamble (boilerplate, but spec-violating). Discovered during the v0.35.3 follow-up E2E pass. Fix mirrors the base runner impl: - INFO `runner.start`: only `engine`, `resume`, `prompt_len`, `args` - DEBUG `runner.start_prompt`: preview of first 100 chars (opt-in) Argv redaction also tightened: - env -i KEY=VAL pairs redacted via redact_env_i_args (was already applied at subprocess.spawn but not at runner.start, so e.g. BWS_ACCESS_TOKEN, GEMINI_API_KEY values would land in INFO logs) - Legacy-mode (no permission_mode) `-- <prompt>` tail collapsed to `-- <prompt redacted>` so prompt content never reaches INFO under any code path 2 new regression tests cover both control-channel and legacy modes: - test_runner_start_does_not_log_prompt_at_info - test_runner_start_redacts_legacy_mode_prompt_in_args Closes #478. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(faq): add docs/faq/index.md for help-centre FAQPage schema (#477) Marketing-site infra (FAQPage extractor on `feature/help-seo-geo-items-1-4` in littlebearapps/littlebearapps.com) already extracts question-shaped H2s and emits Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD on any help article with `category: faq` frontmatter or ≥3 question-shaped H2s. No tool currently has a dedicated FAQ scaffold; this commit closes the loop for Untether. The new file lives at docs/faq/index.md (Diátaxis-aligned scaffold — plain title + description frontmatter, marketing-site sync injects category/tool/dates). 12 question-shaped H2s exceed the 7-minimum acceptance criterion: 1. What is Untether? 2. How do I install Untether? 3. Which AI coding agents does Untether support? 4. Do I need an API key to use Untether? 5. Where does my code and data go? 6. How do I approve tool calls from my phone? 7. What happens if my agent crashes or my phone loses signal mid-run? 8. How do I keep agents from spending too much money? 9. Can I send voice notes instead of typing? 10. How do I update Untether? 11. How do I uninstall Untether? 12. Where can I get help or report a bug? Each answer is a complete paragraph (no TODO / placeholder), sourced from README + real common-channel topics. Cross-links to existing help-guide URLs preserve nav chains. Coordinated mapping in `littlebearapps/littlebearapps.com` (`scripts/docs-sync.config.ts` → add `untether` → `docs/faq` → `category: faq`) is a separate one-line PR per the issue's "Coordinated mapping" section. Once both land, the next nightly sync surfaces the FAQ at <https://untether.littlebearapps.com/help/untether/faq/> with a visible `<script type="application/ld+json">` FAQPage block, unlocking AI-citation surface (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews) and SERP rich-snippet eligibility. Closes #477. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * ctx: protect docs/faq/index.md from deletion + register in local docs (#477) The FAQ doc is part of the marketing-site FAQPage Schema.org pipeline (littlebearapps/littlebearapps.com:scripts/docs-sync.config.ts → untether → category: faq). Removing it silently breaks the docs-sync mapping and regresses AI-citation surface. This commit hardens local Claude Code context so the file: - cannot be silently deleted, moved, or truncated by accident - has explicit guidance on when/how to update it during releases - is registered in CLAUDE.md so future contributors know it exists Changes: * `.claude/hooks/help-faq-protect.sh` (new) — PreToolUse Bash hook blocking `rm`, `git rm`, `mv`-away, and shell `>` truncation targeting `docs/faq/index.md`. Edits via Edit/Write/append `>>` are intentionally allowed — the FAQ is meant to evolve. Smoke-tested with 7 synthetic inputs covering both deny and allow paths. * `.claude/hooks/release-guard-protect.sh` (updated) — also protects `help-faq-protect.sh` from being weakened or removed via Edit/Write. * `.claude/hooks.json` (updated) — - registers help-faq-protect.sh under PreToolUse Bash - extends the existing Edit/Write context-prompt with a docs/faq/* branch (HELP-FAQ CONTEXT) reminding contributors of question-shape rules and the maintain-as-features-land cadence - extends the version-bump-checklist (PostToolUse) with an FAQ touch-up step * `.claude/rules/help-faq.md` (new) — auto-loads when editing `docs/faq/**`. Documents the hard rules (NEVER delete; MUST update with feature changes), soft conventions (question-shaped H2, ≥7 Q/A, real behaviour not aspirational), and the release-cadence workflow. * `.claude/rules/release-discipline.md` (updated) — adds an FAQ touch-up step to the version-bump checklist. * `CLAUDE.md` (updated) — - new "Help-centre FAQ" section after "Documentation screenshots" explaining the file's role and the no-deletion rule - Hooks table registers `help-faq-protect` - Rules table registers `help-faq.md` Refs #477. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps pre-release version so TestPyPI can publish a fresh wheel that includes the v0.35.3 follow-up bundle merged via PR #479: - fix(security): claude runner.start no longer leaks prompt at INFO (#478) - docs(faq): add docs/faq/index.md for help-centre FAQPage schema (#477) - ctx: protect docs/faq/index.md from deletion + register in local docs (#477) The rc6 wheel on TestPyPI predates this work — without the bump the publish step skips ("File already exists") and the staging upgrade path keeps installing the older wheel. Per release-discipline.md, pre-release versions don't require a CHANGELOG entry (validate_release.py skips them) and aren't tagged (auto-tag-on-master.yml skips pre-releases). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
#481) (#484) Two coordinated fixes that share the same `progress_edits.stall_detected` decision branch in `runner_bridge.py`. Reproduction: a 45-min Claude session on staging looked hung — 10-min Cloudflare deploy poll + 14-min approval-keyboard wait kept the chat silent, then surfaced unhelpful stall warnings during legitimate waits. #470 — Post-result stall suppression + closing message - New `progress_edits.stall_post_result_suppressed` info log when `stream.last_event_type == "result"` and the post-result idle watchdog (#333) is the legitimate owner of the silence - Auto-cancel `_STALL_MAX_WARNINGS` arm gated by the same boolean — no more SIGTERM'ing sessions that are about to gracefully close - Watchdog stamps `ClaudeStreamState.post_result_closed_at` before `aclose()`; bridge's heartbeat tick sends a one-shot `✓ turn complete · session closed after Nm idle` message (idempotency via `post_result_closing_sent` flag) #481 — Long-tool visibility + suppression matrix - New `[progress] heartbeat_interval` (default 30 s) drives a tick inside `_stall_monitor` that bumps `event_seq` whenever any open action is older than 60 s, forcing a re-render with a fresh elapsed-time tail - `format_action_line` gained `elapsed_seconds` kwarg; non-completed actions > 60 s render as `▸ Bash · 3m 47s · npm run build`, regardless of `/verbose` toggle - `format_verbose_detail` gained `BashOutput` (renders last line of `result_preview` so polling loops show live stdout), `KillShell`, `ScheduleWakeup` (countdown + reason), and `Monitor` (countdown) branches - `ActionState` gained `started_at` / `last_update_at` wall-clock fields populated from the new `ProgressTracker.clock` callable - `MarkdownFormatter.render_progress_parts` / `MarkdownPresenter` / `Presenter` Protocol / `TelegramPresenter` all gained `now: float | None` threaded from `runner_bridge._run_loop` - New `format_duration` / `format_countdown` helpers - Five new suppression branches in `_stall_monitor`, gated by `not frozen_escalate` so genuinely-frozen sessions still warn: - stall_post_result_suppressed (#470) - stall_schedule_wakeup_suppressed (engine_state.live_wakeups) - stall_monitor_active_suppressed (engine_state.live_monitors) - stall_bash_grace_suppressed (new `[watchdog] bash_grace_seconds`, default 60 s) - stall_long_bash_suppressed (BashOutput within stall_threshold/2) Bonus fix: `_register_background_handle` now reads `delaySeconds` first (per upstream Claude Code schema, #289) instead of only `delay_ms` — production deadlines were always 0.0, breaking countdown rendering. Backward-compat fallback to `delay_ms`/`timeout_ms` preserved. structlog WARN events at runner.py and runner_bridge.py are unchanged so untether-issue-watcher and ops dashboards continue to receive the underlying signals — only the chat-side surfacing decision changed. Tests: 32 new (11 in test_exec_bridge.py for suppression branches, auto-cancel gating, frozen-ring precedence, closing-message idempotency, heartbeat countdown mutation; 3 in test_claude_runner.py for delaySeconds + post-result state init; 18 in test_verbose_progress.py for new tool detail branches, format_duration helpers, long-running tail). Full suite: 2548 passed, 82.26% coverage. Integration tests: U3 (basic Claude Code) passes cleanly via @untether_dev_bot — 33 s run, zero stall warnings, "✓ turn complete" footer rendered. Long-running BashOutput-polling and 30-min genuinely-frozen tests deferred to staging dogfood. Out of scope / known constraints: - Strict 5 s rolling Bash stdout sub-line is not achievable without upstream Claude Code interim tool_result deltas. The BashOutput polling path is the proxy and refreshes at each polling cycle (~15 s in practice). - ScheduleWakeup countdown rendering depends on #289 (`/loop` interception) for the timer to actually fire; suppression of stall warnings while a wakeup is pending works today. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(loop): add LoopSettings + EngineOverrides.loop_enabled (#289) Foundation for /loop and ScheduleWakeup support — Untether-side observation of Claude Code's session-scoped scheduling tools so loops keep firing after the subprocess exits. Default OFF — opt-in per-chat via /config → 🔁 Loop mode. src/untether/settings.py — new LoopSettings model: enabled (default false), inline_threshold_seconds (300), redundancy_check_interval (30), max_iterations (20), max_total_duration_hours (4), min_interval_seconds (60), expiry_days (7). Cost limits stay in [cost_budget] — the caps in [loop] are runaway-safety only. src/untether/telegram/engine_overrides.py — new loop_enabled field on EngineOverrides struct, threaded through normalize_overrides() and merge_overrides() following the existing budget_enabled pattern. LOOP_SUPPORTED_ENGINES = frozenset({"claude"}) — Claude-only since other engines don't expose CronCreate / ScheduleWakeup. Tests: 7 new in test_settings.py (defaults, TOML round-trip, bounds, unknown-key rejection); 5 new in test_telegram_engine_overrides.py (default None, merge topic/chat priority, ChatPrefsStore round-trip, LOOP_SUPPORTED_ENGINES constant). 76 tests pass across the changed files. Empirical pre-work in this session: Probe 4 + 4b — hanging tool_use(AskUserQuestion) does NOT cause catastrophic resume behaviour; outcome (c) confirmed. Drops the consensus-mandated interactive-state gate from PR1 scope. Probe 5 — CronCreate uses field "cron" (not "cron_expression"); CronDelete takes id; CronList renders one entry per line as "<8hex> — <human-schedule> (recurring|one-off) [session-only]: <prompt>". Dispatcher rename — Telegram management surface will be /loops (PLURAL) so /loop (singular) keeps passing through to Claude; the dispatcher in telegram/loop.py:2256–2300 matches first-word only and either fully intercepts or never. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(loop): add is_session_alive helper to claude runner (#289) loop_scheduler._fire (PR1) needs a cheap "is the subprocess for this session_id currently running?" check before firing a loop iteration. Spawning claude --resume against an alive subprocess would race the in-flight turn and almost certainly violate session locking. src/untether/runners/claude.py — new module-level is_session_alive(sid) that reads membership of the existing _SESSION_STDIN registry. The registry is populated when a runner spawns its subprocess and cleared in the run_impl finally block, so membership is the canonical signal of "subprocess is up right now." Tests: 2 in test_claude_runner.py (membership round-trip with cleanup, unknown session returns False). * feat(loop): add loop_scheduler module with persistence + tests (#289) Untether-side scheduler for /loop and ScheduleWakeup. Mirrors at_scheduler.py shape: 4 install globals + _PENDING dicts + install/ uninstall API. Adds: - _LoopEntry dataclass with fallback_first_user_message (text, not msg id — Gap 4 of the handover) for the <<autonomous-loop-dynamic>> sentinel fallback path. - register_pending_cron / register_pending_wakeup / bind_upstream_id for the observer hooks (wired in a follow-up commit — this commit is foundation only). - cancel_by_token / cancel_by_upstream_id / cancel_pending_for_chat with do-not-resume sentinel write on user cancel. - _fire path with race-avoidance (is_session_alive lazy import), drop-on-busy, max-iterations / max-total-duration / 7-day expiry caps, re-issue prompt wrap "Loop iteration N: ... do the task now; do not summarize old results unless necessary." (Probe 3 + consensus). - Generation counter + cancel_event so old _arm_timer tasks left over from a previous round detect they are stale and bail out instead of double-firing on the new round's scope. - Atomic JSON persistence to active_loops.json (sibling to config) via utils.json_state.atomic_write_json. Restart resilience: past fire_at_wallclock fires immediately (no catch-up multiplier), cancelled entries skipped on reload, do-not-resume sentinel persists. - Cron next-fire computation via existing triggers.cron.cron_matches (5-field expressions, 366-day horizon). 41 unit tests covering: install/uninstall lifecycle, registration (cron + wakeup with sentinel fallback), upstream-ID binding, cancellation paths, inspection helpers, cron parsing edge cases, fire path (cancelled / max-iter / do-not-resume / busy / race-alive / success / sentinel-fallback / one-shot expiry), persistence round-trip, restart resume + skip-cancelled, do-not-resume across restart, corrupt file handling, persistence-disabled mode. Coverage of loop_scheduler.py: 84% (above 80% threshold). NOT WIRED YET — observers in runners/claude.py and drain integration in telegram/loop.py land in subsequent commits per the v0.35.4 PR1 plan. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(loop): observe CronCreate / ScheduleWakeup / CronDelete in claude runner (#289) Wires the loop_scheduler module into the JSONL stream-translation path. Observers run as siblings of (not replacements for) the existing _register_background_handle / _clear_background_handle hooks at lines ~1028 and ~1090. Changes: - src/untether/runners/run_options.py: add `loop_enabled: bool | None` to `EngineRunOptions` so the per-chat /config → 🔁 Loop mode toggle can short-circuit observers via the existing run-options contextvar. - src/untether/telegram/loop.py: plumb `loop_enabled` from merged EngineOverrides into the resolved EngineRunOptions. - src/untether/runners/claude.py: - `ClaudeStreamState.first_user_message_text` (str | None) — populated from the `prompt` arg in `new_state` so loop entries can fall back to it when ScheduleWakeup observes the `<<autonomous-loop-dynamic>>` sentinel (Probe 3 result). - `_loop_enabled_for_chat(chat_id)` — resolves per-chat run-options override → global `[loop] enabled` → False fallback. Sync (no async prefs lookup; the contextvar is set upstream by executor.py). - `_observe_loop_tool_use(state, content)` — handles CronCreate / ScheduleWakeup / CronDelete tool_use blocks. Uses the canonical field names (`cron`, not `cron_expression`; `id`, not `taskId`) confirmed by Probe 5. Skips ScheduleWakeup when `delaySeconds` is at or below `[loop] inline_threshold_seconds` so short waits stay rendered live by the rc8 countdown. - `_observe_loop_tool_result(state, tool_use_id, content)` — parses `\bjob ([0-9a-f]{8})\b` from CronCreate result text and binds the upstream cron ID via `loop_scheduler.bind_upstream_id`. - Calls wired at the existing tool_use / tool_result decode sites inside `translate_claude_event`. Master-toggle gate sits at the top of the observers so OFF behaviour is identical to today. - tests/test_claude_runner.py: new `TestLoopObservation` class (10 tests) covering chat-id-unset no-op, master-toggle off, CronCreate registration, `cron` vs `cron_expression` field precedence, missing prompt rejection, ScheduleWakeup above/below threshold, CronDelete, upstream-ID binding, and `_loop_enabled_for_chat` resolution. Plus one sync test for `first_user_message_text` capture in `new_state`. All 2615 tests pass. Loop_scheduler observer wiring is now live — PR1 still default OFF; per-chat toggle UI lands in the next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(loop): add /config:loop sub-page + home-page button (#289) The Loop mode toggle is the user-facing master gate for /loop and ScheduleWakeup observation. Default OFF — opt-in per chat with an explicit cost+quota warning before turning ON. - New `_page_loop()` mirroring `_page_planmode()` shape: tri-state per-chat override (On / Off / Clear → fall back to global `[loop] enabled`), HTML body explaining behaviour ON vs OFF, "💰 Set a budget" deeplink to `config:cu` for one-tap budget setup before enabling. - Engine-aware: only renders for `LOOP_SUPPORTED_ENGINES = {claude}`; shows "Only available for Claude Code" message on other engines. - Home page (Claude only): replace the previous Plan-mode + Engine layout to slot in `🔁 Loop mode` next to `📡 Listen`, push `⚙️ Engine & model` next to `🧠 Effort`, and break `ℹ️ About` onto its own row. Codex / OpenCode / Pi / Gemini / AMP home pages are unchanged — no `config:loop` callback rendered. - Toast labels for `loop:on`/`loop:off`/`loop:clr` callbacks so early-answer dispatch shows confirmation immediately. - 7 new tests in `TestLoopMode`: page renders with toggle + cost warning + budget deeplink, hidden for non-Claude, set-on returns home, clear resets per-chat override, no-config-path branch, home-page button visibility (Claude vs Codex). All 240 config_command tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(loop): drain integration + /cancel + /new wiring (#289) Safety-critical wiring so loops survive shutdown cleanly and respond to user-initiated cancellation. - src/untether/telegram/loop.py: - Install `loop_scheduler` immediately after `at_scheduler`. Resolve `state_path` from `cfg.runtime.config_path.with_name("active_loops.json")` so loop state is persisted alongside `last_update_id.json` and `active_progress.json`. - Wire an `is_chat_busy(chat_id)` callable that scans `running_tasks` for refs in the chat — `loop_scheduler._fire` consults it to drop iterations when the chat already has a run in flight (mirrors upstream's "no catch-up" semantic). - Drain integration: `_drain_and_exit` now logs `pending_loops` from `loop_scheduler.active_count()` alongside `pending_at`. The task-group cancel propagates into `_arm_timer` sleeps cleanly via the cancel-event primitive added in Commit A. - src/untether/telegram/commands/cancel.py: - `handle_cancel` now also drops pending /loop entries for the chat when there's no specific reply target. Reports "❌ cancelled N active loops" alongside the existing /at handling. - `cancel_pending_for_chat` writes the do-not-resume sentinel for each cancelled loop's session_id (handover default — block only `loop_scheduler --resume`, NOT `/continue`). - src/untether/telegram/commands/topics.py: - `_cancel_chat_tasks` (called by `/new`) drops loop entries too so the "wipe a chat's state" semantics are complete. All 2622 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(loop): document Loop mode + cost interaction (#289) Five doc files updated as the user-facing surface for Loop mode (default OFF, opt-in per chat). - docs/how-to/schedule-tasks.md: - New intro callout below H1 stating Loop mode is opt-in and pointing to the new section. - New "## Loop mode" section between /at and Telegram scheduling explaining the observe-and-fire-on-resume architecture, runaway caps, cost considerations (cache-warm vs cold per-fire ranges), cancel + persistence semantics. - docs/how-to/cost-budgets.md: - Warning callout after "Per-chat overrides" — loop fires count toward the same daily/per-run caps; set a budget BEFORE turning Loop mode on. - docs/how-to/troubleshooting.md: - New "Loop didn't fire / loop fired too many times" symptom table: toggle off, max_iterations, daily_budget_exceeded, "fresh user turn" expected behaviour, stale active_loops.json, restore failures. - docs/faq/index.md: - New H2 "Does /loop work via Untether?" answering the most-asked expected question. Verifies against .claude/rules/help-faq.md: 13 H2s (above floor of 7), all question-shaped, no TODOs. - docs/reference/config.md: - New `[loop]` section between `[watchdog]` and `[auto_continue]` documenting all 7 config keys plus the explicit "cost limits are NOT in [loop]" pointer to [cost_budget]. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: changelog entry for /loop + ScheduleWakeup support (#289) v0.35.4 (unreleased) entry summarising the multi-commit Loop-mode work landed under #289. Validation passes (pre-release suffix on pyproject.toml means validate_release.py skips the strict checks; the entry is forward-looking for the eventual stable release). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: re-target loop-mode PR to v0.35.3rc9 (#289) Per Nathan's correction — the /loop and ScheduleWakeup work lands inside the v0.35.3 milestone train as the next staging rc (0.35.3rc9), not v0.35.4 as the original handover suggested. Issue #289 was already correctly milestoned to v0.35.3 on GitHub. - pyproject.toml: 0.35.3rc8 → 0.35.3rc9 - uv.lock: re-synced - CHANGELOG.md: fold the loop-mode entries from a forward-looking v0.35.4 (unreleased) block into the existing v0.35.3 (unreleased) block (### changes + ### docs subsections) - docs/how-to/schedule-tasks.md: drop the stray "pre-v0.35.4" version string from the intro callout (use "prior-version baseline" instead so the prose doesn't drift on each rc) No code or test changes — full suite still 2622 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: unblock dev CI — ruff SIM300 + new pip CVE ignore Two pre-existing CI failures already on dev's last run (acb6ec0). Both fixes are tiny and unrelated to loop scope: - tests/test_telegram_engine_overrides.py:235 — apply ruff's suggested rewrite of the SIM300 Yoda-condition assertion (semantically identical; literal on the left now). - .github/workflows/ci.yml:210 — add CVE-2026-6357 to the pip-audit ignore list. pip 26.0.1 has the CVE; fix is pip 26.1 which the uv tooling hasn't pulled yet. Sibling of the existing CVE-2026-3219 ignore from the same audit pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps [github/codeql-action](https://github.com/github/codeql-action) from 4.35.3 to 4.35.4. - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](github/codeql-action@e46ed2c...68bde55) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/codeql-action dependency-version: 4.35.4 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-patch ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…516) Closes the rc11/rc12 over-correction on #508 that produced 25k–42k char (~8–12 Telegram message) finals on staging plan-mode research/audit runs. User report (Nathan, 2026-05-12): "I had a summary from Claude Code yesterday which was 11 Telegram messages long!! What I really want back is to have Claude Code provide summaries like we have here in command line — summaries of plans (not the entire plan), summaries of recommendations and/or findings and/or next steps (where relevant)." Three stacked over-shoots in rc11/rc12: 1. A1 preamble: "expand the bullets into a substantive summary" for research/audit → plan body ballooned to 2–5k chars. 2. A2 preamble: "your next assistant message ... MUST repeat the substantive findings" → post-approval text ballooned to 0.5–2k chars AND was paraphrased rather than literal-copied. 3. Layer E: substring-skip rule (body in final_answer) failed on every paraphrased run, so the plan body was unconditionally concatenated in front of the post-approval text. Evidence from `journalctl --user -u untether.service` (last 48h on staging @hetz_lba1_bot v0.35.3rc12): aushistory finals at 14k / 16k / 28k / 35k / 42k chars; scout finals at 26k / 27k chars. The 42k case matches the 11-message user repro. Telegram MCP `search_messages` for the literal "📋 Plan (approved):" returned hits on every recent plan-mode completion in both chats — confirming Layer E was the load-bearing over-firer. rc13 retuning: - A1 → "concise 3–5 bullet summary; plan is shown for approval, not as the final deliverable" (drops the substantive-expansion license). - A2 → "brief CLI-style summary, 3–7 bullets or 1–2 short paragraphs, ~500–1500 chars, do NOT re-paste the full plan content". - A3 (## Summary Plan/Document Created bullet) → "Path AND a 3–5 bullet headline summary, not a re-paste of the full content". Note: A3 affects the ## Summary block on ALL completed work, not just plan-mode runs — intentional, matches user's stated goal. - _prepend_exitplanmode_plan: substring check replaced with a length gate (`len(final_answer) < 600`). Substring check stays as a cheap belt-and-braces second skip. Plan body is capped at 1500 chars + truncation marker so a runaway body can't ship 30k chars even when Layer E does fire (preserves original #508 UX for genuinely empty post-approval results without re-introducing concatenation). Live verification on @untether_dev_bot (test chat -5284581592): - Primed test (with "keep it short" instruction): answer_len=882 chars (~1 Telegram message), no "📋 Plan (approved):" literal. - Unprimed test (default research-task prompt): answer_len=1019 chars — preamble is doing its job without user help. Layer E correctly skipped (1019 > 600). Quality verified: 3 substantive bullets + ## Summary block with Completed / Next Steps. The original #508 fallback path (Claude exits with very short post- approval text → Layer E fires with capped plan body) is unit-tested only; not live-verified because the new preamble makes it almost impossible to repro intentionally. Tests: 7 new/updated in tests/test_preamble.py (regression-locks the rc11 verbosity-driving phrases out of _DEFAULT_PREAMBLE, plus length-gate / body-cap / substring-skip cases) and 2 in tests/test_claude_runner.py (`test_translate_result_skips_prepend_ when_answer_substantive`, `test_translate_result_caps_long_plan_body_ when_prepending`). Full suite: 2652 passed, 2 skipped, 82.38% coverage. ruff format + check clean. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Updates the requirements on [uv-build](https://github.com/astral-sh/uv) to permit the latest version. - [Release notes](https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](astral-sh/uv@0.9.18...0.11.13) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: uv-build dependency-version: 0.11.13 dependency-type: direct:development ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…x_cost_per_day (#522) The rc13 audit observed a single Claude session burn ~$102 across 5 sub-runs on legal-librarian-local — each individual run was well under any reasonable max_cost_per_run, but the session stacked them via /continue. The config docs implied per-run + per-day were the only ceilings without spelling out the stacking caveat. Adds a Note callout under [cost_budget] that: - Explicitly states sessions can stack many runs - Cites the audit-observed $100+ session - Recommends max_cost_per_day for cross-session ceilings - Notes max_cost_per_session is not provided (file a feature request) No code change. Closes #517 as docs-only per the rc13 audit handover plan. Closes #517
session.summary was recording `last_event_type=control_request` (pass 1)
and `last_event_type=control_response` (pass 2) on ok=True completed runs.
Root cause at src/untether/runner.py:810 — `stream.last_event_type` was
written unconditionally from the raw JSONL `type` field, including the
permission-flow stdin/stdout traffic (Claude → Untether control_request,
and the parent-initiated mcp_status response on stdout).
Fix: skip the update when etype is in {"control_request",
"control_response"} so the field reflects the last *stream* event (result,
assistant, etc.). The auto-continue gate at runner_bridge.py:282 still
sees the raw "user" type because non-control events are unchanged.
`recent_events` deque still records control entries — useful for the
stall-diagnostic timeline that surfaced the bug in the audit.
Verified via @untether_dev_bot: plan-mode prompt → ExitPlanMode → approve
→ completion now produces `session.summary ... last_event_type=result
ok=True` (was `control_request`/`control_response` on rc13).
Closes #502
…LimitInfo (#521) The rc13 audit observed `claude.rate_limit_event` log lines with `retry_after_s=None cumulative_s=0.0` on every event — including during a 5-event burst on 'bip' that preceded a subscription-cap exhaustion across 3 chats. The chat then rendered the generic "⏳ Rate limited — waiting to retry" with no actionable wait time. Root cause: the Claude CLI emits two shapes of `rate_limit_event`: 1. Full form with `retry_after_ms` (covered by existing tests). 2. Bare/reset-window form with `requests_reset` / `tokens_reset` ISO timestamps but no `retry_after_ms`. This is what subscription-cap throttles emit per `docs/reference/runners/claude/stream-json-cheatsheet.md`. Our handler at runners/claude.py only consumed `retry_after_ms`, so the reset-window form fell into the "no retry hint" branch — `retry_after_s` stayed None and `state.rate_limit_total_s` never accumulated, even though the upstream payload contained actionable wait info. Fix: - New helper `_derive_retry_after_s(info)` that picks the EARLIER of `requests_reset` / `tokens_reset` (the rate limit lifts as soon as either budget refills), clamped ≥ 0, robust to "Z" and `+00:00` suffixes, and returns None for unparseable / missing timestamps. - Translate path: when `retry_after_ms` is None but a parseable reset timestamp exists, fall back to the derived value. Track which path fed the field via a new `retry_after_source=retry_after_ms|reset_ts` log field so future audits can tell at a glance. - Enrich the structured log to include every present RateLimitInfo field (`requests_limit`, `requests_remaining`, `requests_reset`, `tokens_limit`, `tokens_remaining`, `tokens_reset`, `retry_after_ms`) under `info=...`. The previous one-field log gave no diagnostic surface; this lets the watcher and future audits see what upstream actually sent. Out of scope for this PR (filed as follow-ups if needed): pre-emptive budget warnings at 75/90% subscription usage. That's a larger feature spanning the cost tracker and chat footer — better as a discrete change. The two subscription-error message variants observed in the audit ("out of extra usage", "hit your limit") already map to the same friendly hint via `error_hints.py:52-60`, so no work is needed on that front. Tests: tests/test_claude_runner.py - test_translate_rate_limit_event_derives_retry_after_from_reset_ts: requests_reset 90s out → cumulative accumulates ~90s - test_translate_rate_limit_event_prefers_earlier_reset_when_both_present: with both reset fields, pick the earlier one - test_translate_rate_limit_event_retry_after_ms_takes_precedence: explicit retry_after_ms wins over derived reset_ts - test_translate_rate_limit_event_handles_unparseable_reset_ts: garbage timestamp silently ignored, falls back to generic copy - All four existing tests still pass (no regression) Verified: uv run pytest tests/test_claude_runner.py tests/test_claude_schema.py -x --no-cov → 107 passed uv run ruff format/check, uv lock --check — clean systemctl --user restart untether-dev — dev service comes up cleanly Closes #518
…-aware stall message (#520) Three sub-fixes addressing the rc13 audit's "20-min ExitPlanMode approval-wait peak_idle" findings, all bundled in one PR because they share `_watchdog_loop` and the stall-monitor render path. A. `liveness_stalls` field on session.summary The audit observed `stall_warnings=0` despite `subprocess.liveness_stall` firing — by design: `_total_stall_warn_count` is the user-facing-threshold counter (runner_bridge.py:1143), `subprocess.liveness_stall` is the subprocess-health canary in the watchdog loop (runner.py:1023). Conflating them would break the user-facing invariant. Added `JsonlStreamState. liveness_stalls: int` (0 or 1 today — `liveness_warned` latches after the first warning; kept as int for forward-compat) and surfaced it as a new `liveness_stalls=` field in the session.summary log. B. Populate `prev_diag` baseline so `cpu_active` is bool, not None `prev_diag` was initialised to None and only assigned *after* the one-shot warning fired, so `is_cpu_active(None, diag)` always returned None on the audit-observed warning. Take a baseline snapshot on the first successful poll instead. SEMANTICS CAVEAT: the auto-kill check at runner.py:1039 is `cpu_active is not True`. Today None always satisfies that, so the auto-kill path triggers (combined with tcp_established == 0). After this fix, `cpu_active` is an accurate bool: still-active processes return True (skip kill); genuinely-idle ones return False (kill, same as before). Auto-kill becomes more accurate, not more aggressive. No tests assert on the None-triggers-kill path (verified via grep for `_stall_auto_kill = True` in tests/). C. Approval-aware stall message `threshold_reason = "pending_approval"` is already computed for the threshold selection (runner_bridge.py:1110) but was never used in the message-assembly block, so users saw the same generic "No progress for N min — session may be stuck" copy that genuine hangs produce. Added a new branch above the `mcp_server is not None` arm with copy "⏳ Awaiting your approval ({mins} min)", excluded pending_approval from `_genuinely_stuck`, and lifted `_tool_name = None` initialisation to the top of the message block to fix a latent UnboundLocalError that would have hit other branches if `_tool_name` were accessed before the final `else:`. Tests: tests/test_exec_runner.py - test_jsonl_stream_state_defaults: asserts liveness_stalls == 0 default - new test_liveness_stall_increments_counter: drives a real subprocess past _LIVENESS_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=0.2, asserts liveness_stalls==1 (A) and cpu_active is bool (B) via structlog.testing.capture_logs tests/test_exec_bridge.py - test_stall_fires_after_approval_threshold updated to assert the message contains "Awaiting your approval", NOT "No progress" or "session may be stuck" Verified locally: uv run pytest tests/test_exec_runner.py tests/test_exec_bridge.py tests/test_proc_diag.py -x --no-cov → 255 passed, 2 skipped Integration via @untether_dev_bot: session.summary now emits `liveness_stalls=0` for a normal codex run (field wired correctly). Full liveness-watchdog fire requires a 60s+ idle wait (config min) or 30-min approval threshold — covered by the unit test that drives a real subprocess with tight timing. Closes #494
Bundle merged this cycle on dev: - fix: #502 — skip control-channel events from last_event_type (#519) - fix: #494 — liveness_stalls counter, cpu_active reliability, approval-aware stall message (#520) - fix: #518 — derive retry_after_s from reset timestamps, log full RateLimitInfo (#521) - docs: #517 — note cumulative session cost is not capped, recommend max_cost_per_day (#522) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings nsd, channelo, and the Mac into the same operational fold as the lba-1 staging host. Adds parallel single-stage rollout/rollback scripts gated by integration-test attestation, ports the issue-watcher daemon to all 4 hosts, and updates rules + skill + hooks to enforce the new workflow. Highlights: - contrib/untether-issue-watcher.service — systemd template with __HOST__ placeholder for nsd/channelo deploy. Header documents the deploy steps including the chmod +x lesson (scp doesn't preserve the executable bit). - contrib/com.littlebearapps.untether-issue-watcher.plist — macOS launchd agent using __USER__ placeholder. Defaults to Plan B (Unified Logging via `log stream`) so it doesn't require modifying Untether's own launchd plist. - scripts/fleet-rollout.sh — single-stage parallel upgrade across all 4 hosts. Auto-detects per-host install manager (uv tool vs pipx), enforces integration-test attestation gate, emits a heartbeat every 15s during long parallel installs, writes per-host ok/failed status back to ~/.untether-dev/fleet-rollout-state.json as branches finish. - scripts/fleet-rollback.sh — same parallel pattern, no attestation gate. - scripts/run-integration-tests.sh — writes the per-version attestation marker after a successful Telegram MCP integration test run against @untether_dev_bot. Manual-mode only this session; auto-orchestration reserved as a future enhancement. - .claude/rules/release-discipline.md — new "Pre-rollout integration test attestation" subsection + new "Fleet rollout (rc and stable)" section documenting the parallel workflow and rc-supersede semantics. - .claude/skills/release-coordination/SKILL.md — inserts Phase 5.5 (attestation marker write) and rewrites Phase 6 as parallel fleet rollout instead of single-host staging dogfood. - CLAUDE.md — 3-phase release workflow now references scripts/fleet-rollout.sh; auto-filed sources note multi-host watcher coverage. - .claude/hooks.json — version-bump checklist gets a new FLEET ROLLOUT block (steps 8-9) reminding about attestation + fleet-rollout.sh. - .gitignore — adds docs/prompts/ and docs/research/ (mirror of docs/plans/ pattern for working docs that stay local). Strategic plan: docs/plans/2026-05-13-fleet-monitoring-and-upgrades.md This branch is the implementation of the strategic plan's Phase 1-4. Phases 2 (per-host /monitor configs) and 3 (untether-fleet meta-target) live as local-only configs under ~/.config/monitor/ — those are not project-tracked but referenced in CLAUDE.md and the rules. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR #537 landed the multi-host fleet rollout scripts and updated CLAUDE.md + release-discipline.md + release-coordination skill to cover the new 4-host parallel workflow. This patch fills the cross-references the remaining surfaces were missing: - docs/reference/dev-instance.md — note lba-1 staging is one of 4 hosts - docs/reference/integration-testing.md — replace step 14 ("commit, tag, release") with the attestation-marker + fleet-rollout sequence - .claude/rules/dev-workflow.md — add a "Multi-host fleet rollout" section pointing to the scripts and release-discipline.md Pure cross-references; no behaviour changes, no duplication of the canonical fleet-rollout content (which lives in release-discipline.md). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI pip-audit job has been failing on every PR with: - CVE-2026-44431 (urllib3) - CVE-2026-44432 (urllib3) Both fixed in urllib3 2.7.0. urllib3 is transitive via requests (pulled in by zensical/mkdocstrings-python in the docs group), not a direct runtime dependency — bumping via `uv lock --upgrade-package urllib3` keeps the impact surgical: lockfile-only change, no pyproject.toml edit needed. Verified locally: only urllib3 changes in uv.lock; pip-audit should now pass. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* deps: bump urllib3 2.6.3 → 2.7.0 to clear pip-audit CVEs CI pip-audit job has been failing on every PR with: - CVE-2026-44431 (urllib3) - CVE-2026-44432 (urllib3) Both fixed in urllib3 2.7.0. urllib3 is transitive via requests (pulled in by zensical/mkdocstrings-python in the docs group), not a direct runtime dependency — bumping via `uv lock --upgrade-package urllib3` keeps the impact surgical: lockfile-only change, no pyproject.toml edit needed. Verified locally: only urllib3 changes in uv.lock; pip-audit should now pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: #497 — debounce catalog.refresh_sent to prevent storms The opt-in [watchdog] notify_catalog_refresh path (#365) enqueued one mcp_status control_request on every tool_result batch with no minimum interval. The 2026-05-09 staging audit observed this firing 183 times in a single ~18 min Claude run on the 'scout' project — a "storm" that floods the runner's stdin and Claude Code's catalog-status query path. Adds a per-session monotonic-clock gate in translate_claude_event's StreamUserMessage arm, controlled by the new WatchdogSettings.catalog_refresh_min_interval_s (default 5.0 s, range 0–60 s; 0 disables and restores pre-#497 behaviour). Test changes: - test_tool_result_queues_mcp_status_when_notify_enabled now drives time.monotonic() past the debounce window between the two queue assertions so the existing semantic still holds. - New test_tool_result_debounces_back_to_back_batches reproduces the scout storm conditions (10 batches 100 ms apart yield exactly 1 refresh). - New test_tool_result_debounce_disabled_with_zero_interval confirms the off-switch. CHANGELOG: appended under v0.35.3 ### fixes (above the existing rc14 session.summary entry, after the rc14 rate_limit_event entry). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
) (#542) Sweep the v0.35.3 milestone close-out: - #501: claude-schema accepts dict tool_result.content (1ccd73d) - #498: config.loaded INFO → DEBUG demote (07261df) - #502: skip control-channel events from last_event_type (ff1a9ab) - #522: docs note for cumulative session cost — closes #517 + addresses the cost-outlier monitor family (#491, #492, #493, #504) (722dd25) - #530: ops note for the local monitor-config Mac substrate fix (out-of-repo configs at ~/.config/monitor/) - #404: tests note for the runtime-built Basic auth header (84f7f02) Inserts placed at the end of each section so they don't conflict with PR #541's pending additions at the top of the v0.35.3 ### fixes block (rc14 rate_limit_event, rc14 catalog.refresh_sent debounce, rc14 session.summary, rc12 ExitPlanMode prepend). No code change. Pre-release validator skips changelog validation for 0.35.3rc14, so this entry will be exercised when the rc15 chore lands. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps pyproject.toml from 0.35.3rc14 → 0.35.3rc15 so CI publishes the post-rc14 dev-branch changes to TestPyPI: - #539 deps: bump urllib3 2.6.3 → 2.7.0 to clear pip-audit CVEs - #538 docs: cross-reference fleet rollout from staging/integration docs - #541 fix: #497 debounce catalog.refresh_sent to prevent storms - #542 docs(changelog): complete v0.35.3 entries (#404 #498 #501 #502 #522 #530) Pre-release (rc) — no CHANGELOG entry required; validate_release.py skips pre-release versions. Stable v0.35.3 changelog already covers the included fixes via PR #542. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…35.3rc16) (#545) The rc11 #507 fix added `live_wakeups_arm_delay: dict[str, float]` populated in `_register_background_handle` and read in `_post_result_idle_watchdog` to shorten the 600 s post-result idle timeout to `max_armed_delay + 60 s` when /loop is OFF. But the dict was wiped by `_clear_background_handle` on the ScheduleWakeup tool_result — which is the schedule-confirmation, NOT a terminal signal — so by the time the watchdog ticked (after the `result` event, which lands AFTER tool_result) the dict was empty and the dead-wakeup shortcut never engaged. Live impact: channelo VPS auditor-toolkit session d11739ee-… on rc15, 24+ min hold-open with `pending_wakeup=False` despite `last_action='tool:ScheduleWakeup (done)'`. Fix: replace the per-tool_id dict with `ClaudeStreamState.last_schedule_wakeup_arm_delay: float | None` — a per-turn scalar high-water-mark (`max` semantics for multi-wakeup turns) that survives `_clear_background_handle` and resets on each fresh user prompt (`StreamUserMessage` with non-tool_result content; mixed batches preserve the scalar so a tool turn still in flight doesn't lose state). The original #507 unit tests directly seeded `live_wakeups_arm_delay` and bypassed `_clear_background_handle`, which is why the rc11 fix appeared green in CI but failed on channelo rc15 in production. 4 new tests in `tests/test_claude_runner.py` cover the full tool_use → tool_result → result lifecycle (does NOT bypass `_clear_background_handle`), multi-wakeup max selection, new-turn reset, and the mixed-batch edge case. The two existing #507 tests now seed the scalar instead of the dict. The broader background-task-lifecycle refactor (terminal-vs-arm signal per primitive + deadline-expiry sweeps) tracked in #374 stays in v0.35.4. The sibling defect where the 600 s safety-net watchdog silently doesn't fire stays in #333 for v0.35.4 pending entry/exit instrumentation. Refs #507, #374, #333. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mentation + #347 live_bg_bashes scalar (v0.35.3rc17) (#549) Channelo VPS on rc16 (which already ships the #544 ScheduleWakeup arm-delay scalar fix) hit a 43+ min post-result hang on session `b5c1c3e0-…` with `pending_wakeup=False` — NO ScheduleWakeup involved, so the #544 fix doesn't apply. Diagnostic ruled out 3 of 4 #333 candidates via logs + live `py-spy dump --pid 1127`: - `post_result=True` in stall logs → `result_received_at` IS set - `post_result_idle_enabled` defaults True; channelo `[watchdog]` config doesn't override - Subprocess + children still alive → `reader_done` NOT set The 4th candidate ("task crashed silently / never started") can't be discriminated without entry/exit instrumentation. The rc16 changelog deferred #333 to v0.35.4 pending instrumentation — rc17 lands it now and overrides that deferral. Instrumentation (`ClaudeRunner._post_result_idle_watchdog`): - `claude.post_result_idle.task_started` at entry (session_id, timeout_s, poll_interval_s) - `claude.post_result_idle.tick` every iteration (armed, elapsed_s, effective_timeout_s, dead_wakeup, pending_requests, pending_asks, would_close, last_bg_bash_launched_at_age_s, last_schedule_wakeup_arm_delay) - `claude.post_result_idle.tick_error` (warning + exc_info) on transient per-tick failures with one-interval backoff - `claude.post_result_idle.task_exited` in a guaranteed `finally` with reason ∈ {reader_done, stdin_closed, cancelled, loop_exited} Per-tick `try/except` (not loop-wide) mirrors `_subprocess_watchdog` (runner.py:1010-1079) and `_drain_catalog_refresh` (claude.py:2586) so a transient error never cancels the sibling `_iter_jsonl_events` task in the task group. Verbose by design — at 30 s poll × hours = O(120) lines, trivial; rate-limiting now would create ambiguity in the next reproduction. `last_bg_bash_launched_at` scalar (sibling latent defect): `_clear_background_handle` pops `live_bg_bashes` on tool_result, mirroring the original #507 ScheduleWakeup defect that #544 fixed via a scalar high-water-mark. New `ClaudeStreamState.last_bg_bash_launched_at: float | None` is set in `_register_background_handle` at the `Bash + run_in_background` branch, NOT cleared in `_clear_background_handle`, and reset on the same fresh-user-prompt path that resets `last_schedule_wakeup_arm_delay`. Critically a LAUNCH tracker, not a LIFETIME tracker — bg-bashes can outlive multiple user turns (long `npm install`, `tail -f`) so the ScheduleWakeup arm-delay analogy partially breaks. Observability-only today; bridge's `_has_fresh_bash_output` / `_has_recent_bash_action` (runner_bridge.py:1738, 1753) remain the higher-fidelity bash-liveness proxies and the new scalar deliberately does NOT replace them in any suppression path. Broader background-task-lifecycle refactor stays in #374 for v0.35.4. 7 new tests in tests/test_claude_runner.py (mirror df1b793 structure): - test_bg_bash_register_sets_launched_at - test_bg_bash_tool_result_preserves_launched_at - test_multiple_bg_bashes_use_most_recent_launched_at - test_new_user_turn_resets_bg_bash_launched_at - test_mixed_user_message_does_not_reset_bg_bash_launched_at - test_post_result_idle_watchdog_emits_lifecycle_logs - test_post_result_idle_watchdog_exits_reader_done_on_reader_done Local smoke test: `untether-dev` restarted on rc17; two Claude runs via `@untether_dev_bot` (chat 5284581592) both emitted `task_started` at watchdog entry (timeout_s=600.0, poll_interval_s=30.0) and `task_exited reason=reader_done` 30 s later on the normal-flow exit path. Test suite: 441 passed across test_claude_runner + test_exec_bridge + test_claude_control + test_exec_runner. The actual fix for whatever the new instrumentation reveals lands in a follow-up rc — rc17 IS the diagnostic. Refs #333, #544, #347, #374. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…answer (#552) The final-question branch of AskQuestionCommand.handle now strips the inline keyboard via ctx.executor.edit after the structured answer is sent. Previously the buttons stayed visible/clickable, and subsequent clicks fired ask_question.flow_missing warnings since the flow state was already cleaned up. Failure modes preserved: - answer_ask_question_with_options returns False -> keyboard NOT cleared (so the user can retry). - ctx.executor.edit raises -> warning logged, answer-sent response still returned (cosmetic cleanup must not block the answer). Adds 4 tests in tests/test_ask_user_question.py exercising the new path, the failure-preserves-buttons path, the edit-raises path, and the full 2-question Q1->Q2->final flow. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#549) (#553) * fix(claude): #333 — post-result hang fix (Tier 1 subcountdown + Tier 2 stall semantics + Tier 3 limbo telemetry) + Task 4a state machine Root cause (confirmed via rc17 instrumentation + channelo session 8876c902 reproduction 2026-05-17, 26.6 min limbo): when Claude Code v2.1.143 closes stdout while keeping the subprocess alive, the _post_result_idle_watchdog exited early via task_exited reason=reader_done, bypassing the 600 s post-result-idle countdown. Stall-detector suppression cascades (post_result + active children from MCP heartbeats) hid the limbo from auto-cancel indefinitely. Tier 1 (claude.py) — _post_result_subcountdown: - When reader_done fires while proc.returncode is None, enter a stdout-closed subcountdown instead of returning. Poll for natural exit, defer if pending control_request / ask_question, SIGTERM the process group after timeout_s, 5 s grace, SIGKILL if still alive. - New task_exited reasons: reader_done_but_alive_timeout, subprocess_exited_during_subcountdown. - New info logs: claude.post_result_idle.reader_done_but_alive, subcountdown_deferred, sigterm_after_timeout, sigkill_after_grace. Tier 2 (runner_bridge.py) — defense-in-depth: - _POST_RESULT_LIMBO_THRESHOLD_S = 660 s (post-result idle timeout + grace). - When post-result idle age exceeds the limbo threshold AND no other expected-wait flag (ScheduleWakeup / Monitor / bash) is set, stop suppressing auto-cancel — the watchdog missed an edge case. - One-shot warning: progress_edits.post_result_limbo_detected. Tier 3 (claude.py) — runner.limbo_detected warning: - Fired 30 s into the subcountdown when subprocess is still alive and no pending state holds the session open. - Picked up automatically by untether-issue-watcher → auto:error-report GitHub issues for future regressions. Task 4a (runner.py + claude.py) — subprocess lifecycle state machine: - JsonlStreamState.lifecycle_state + lifecycle_state_entered_at. - JsonlSubprocessRunner._transition_lifecycle() helper emits ``subprocess.state.<name>`` info logs at every transition. - States emitted by the watchdog: reader_eof, subcountdown, limbo, sigterm_sent, sigkill_sent, exited. Other transitions (streaming, idle_post_result, tool_active) deferred to a future patch. Tests (7 new): - test_claude_runner.py: - test_333_reader_done_but_alive_triggers_subcountdown - test_333_subprocess_exits_during_subcountdown - test_333_subcountdown_defers_on_pending_request - test_333_lifecycle_state_transitions_logged - test_exec_bridge.py: - test_333_post_result_limbo_lets_auto_cancel_fire - test_333_post_result_below_limbo_threshold_still_suppresses - test_333_post_result_with_pending_wakeup_keeps_suppression Full suite: 2678 passed, 2 skipped (no regressions from rc17 baseline). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(exec_bridge): fix #333 Tier 2 wakeup test for CI clock frame In fresh CI containers ``time.monotonic()`` returns small values (~50s), but the test's fake clock starts at 1000.0. Computing the ScheduleWakeup deadline from real monotonic time made it look already-expired against the fake clock — so _has_pending_wakeup returned None in CI, _real_pending went False, and auto-cancel fired (test asserted not fired). Express the deadline in the fake clock's frame (1010 + 60 = 1070) so the comparison is consistent regardless of host monotonic baseline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…: staging 0.35.3rc18 + Task 4b (#554) Three independent rc18 changes shipped together. The two #333 / #550 fixes are on separate PRs (fix/333-post-result-hang, fix/550-ask-question-keyboard-clear). - **Tier 0 — pre-swap outbox delivery (functional, ~3.6 % silent loss fix):** At the auto-continue trigger site (runner_bridge.py:~2935), call deliver_outbox_files BEFORE subprocess 2 spawns. Without this, files written by subprocess 1 during the stuck-after-tool-results window were orphaned (subprocess 2 starts fresh, never scans the outbox). Delivery is best-effort — a failure logs outbox.auto_continue_delivery_failed and does NOT block auto-continue. - **Tier 1 — reworded notice (UX):** changed the chat-side text from "⚠️ Auto-continuing — Claude stopped before processing tool results" to "🔁 Auto-resuming session after upstream Claude Code event". The 🔁 prefix signals recovery rather than failure and discourages /cancel-ing the salvage. Extracted into a small _format_auto_continue_notice() helper for testability. Task 4b — stall-suppression counter: - JsonlStreamState.stall_suppression_counts: dict[str, int]. - _bump_stall_suppression(reason) helper increments at three suppression sites: expected_wait (auto-cancel suppression), post_result (notification suppression), children_active (sleeping-main + active children). - session.summary now includes stall_suppressions=expected_wait:N,post_result:N,children_active:N so log audits can see suppression cascades without parsing nested JSON. chore: version bump 0.35.3rc17 → 0.35.3rc18 in pyproject.toml; uv.lock synced. CHANGELOG.md entry for v0.35.3rc18 covers #333 + #550 + #551 (the other two PRs reference the same entry). Tests (4 new): - test_exec_bridge.py: - test_551_auto_continue_notice_first_attempt - test_551_auto_continue_notice_repeat_attempt - test_4b_bump_stall_suppression_records_counts - test_4b_stall_suppression_count_bumped_on_post_result Full suite: 2675 passed, 2 skipped. preservation) deferred per scope decision in the rc18 plan. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(telegram): #528 — Answered: echo no longer truncated to 100 chars The `↩️ Answered:` confirmation after an AskUserQuestion text reply was hard-sliced at [:100] with no ellipsis, so users couldn't see whether their full message reached the agent (the agent path was unaffected and always received the complete text). Replace the slice with a 300-char soft cap + ellipsis via the new `_format_answered_echo` helper. Regression tests in tests/test_loop_coverage.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(telegram): #525 — dedup cancel.requested triple-fire Rapid double/triple-tap of the inline Cancel button delivered three `cancel.requested` events for one user intent (Telegram delivered duplicate callbacks before the keyboard cleared). Repeat `cancel_requested.set()` was benign today, but log noise + future side-effectful cancel actions would inherit the 3x fan-out. Add a 1-second TTL dedup keyed on (chat_id, progress_message_id) in all three cancel entry points (text-reply, text-fallback, callback). Per-test autouse fixture clears the module-level dict so tests that reuse (chat_id, msg_id) aren't surprised by silent drops. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(runtime): #532 — consolidate per-engine setup.warning to single summary Previously every `config.reload.applied` emitted one [warning] setup.warning per engine not on PATH. On a single-engine host (e.g. channelo runs only claude) that's 5 WARNs per reload, padding warn filters in untether-issue-watcher, /monitor, and Grafana with intentional install state. Replace with one INFO `setup.summary` line per reload that lists found/missing_on_path/bad_config engines. Loud WARN now reserved for engines the user actively configured (non-empty [engines.<id>] block) but that aren't on PATH — those are noteworthy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(preamble): #547 axis 1 — warn agents against systemctl restart untether Agents routinely follow `Edit untether.toml` with `Bash systemctl --user restart untether` because their training data is full of "restart the service after config changes". Untether already hot-reloads the file; the restart shuts down the very session issuing the command, drain hits the 120s timeout, and the agent's final answer to the user is silently dropped via outbox.fail_pending. Add a dedicated "Configuration changes (`untether.toml`)" section to the default preamble explicitly telling agents NOT to restart after editing config, with the consequence spelled out and the restart-only key list (`bot_token`, `chat_id`, `session_mode`, `topics`, `message_overflow`) provided as the genuine exception. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(telegram): #523 — recognise leading-dot typos for slash commands \`.new\`, \`.cancel\`, etc. previously dispatched as fresh agent prompts — full Claude cold-start cost (OAuth handshake, MCP catalog probe, preamble injection) paid before the user could cancel. \`.\` and \`/\` are adjacent on iOS/Android punctuation rows, and several mobile keyboards auto-replace a leading \`/\` with \`.\` on autocorrect. Add \`parse_dot_typo\` helper that recognises \`.<cmd>\` and \`.<cmd> args\` shapes where <cmd> matches a registered slash command (case-insensitive, ellipsis/path-prefix safe). Wired into route_message in a follow-up commit so detection happens before agent dispatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(outbox): #524 — surface skipped outbox entries to the user When an agent writes a directory (e.g. \`guides/\`) into \`.untether-outbox/\`, the scanner logs \`outbox.skipped\` and drops it without surfacing anything to the user. The agent's "I've prepared the guides folder for you" final message becomes a silent lie. Wire the skipped tuples through to a new \`_format_outbox_skipped_notice\` helper in runner_bridge.py (added in the #547 axis 1 commit alongside the preamble update) that composes a brief 📎 Outbox skipped block and sends it as a follow-up message in the same chat. Gated by new \`[transports.telegram.files].outbox_notify_skipped\` config flag (default true so the surface fires automatically on upgrade). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(stall): #526 — demote stall WARN to INFO during approval-pending The runner_bridge.py change shipped in the #547 axis 1 commit (same file edited for both fixes); this commit adds the regression tests. When threshold_reason == \"pending_approval\", emit a paced \`subprocess.approval_pending\` INFO (max once per 30 min) instead of the \`progress_edits.stall_detected\` WARN. The chat-side \"⏳ Awaiting your approval (N min)\" message (#494-C) is unchanged — only the log-side WARN is suppressed, so warn-filter dashboards and the untether-issue-watcher daemon stop spamming on legitimate approval waits. Also closes #533 as a duplicate (daemon-filed subprocess.liveness_stall on nsd — same root cause). Tests in test_exec_bridge.py assert: - progress_edits.stall_detected WARN is NOT emitted when approval_pending is true - subprocess.approval_pending INFO IS emitted with approval_pending=True - The INFO fires at most once per 30-min window even with rapid ticks Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(reload): #547 axes 2+3 + #548 — Telegram notification after config.reload The loop.py wiring (\`_notify_reload_applied\` + handle_reload changes) shipped in the #528 commit (same file edited for both fixes); this commit adds the formatting module, tests, and FAQ entry. New module \`src/untether/config_reload_notification.py\` exposes three message shapes (hot-reload-only / restart-required / partial-reload) with literal "**No restart needed.**" / "**Restart required**" headlines — agents read these messages in next-turn context and the framing flips the trained-in reflex to \`systemctl restart\` after editing config. Broadcast follows the same project-chat + admin-DM fan-out pattern as \`_notify_restart_required\` (#318) so the affirmation reaches whoever edited the file even in project-routed deployments. FAQ entry "Do I need to restart Untether after editing untether.toml?" documents the hot-reload behaviour, restart-only key list, and the agent-don't-restart guidance from #547 axis 1. Axis 3 (drain self-restart heuristic) deferred to v0.35.4 — the obvious "detect the active session ran systemctl" heuristic is fragile and inverts cleanly to false-positive on legitimate sibling-unit restarts. The robust path needs a bigger refactor. Axes 1+2 together break the recurring pattern at its source. Closes #548. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(telegram): #546 — bypass outbox for answer_callback_query Rapid taps (e.g. approving plans in two chats inside ~2s) saw callback-answer latency escalate 6-10x: 1st click ~220ms HTTP baseline, 2nd/3rd clicks 1.4-2.9s. Root cause was that \`answer_callback_query\` went through \`enqueue_op(chat_id=None)\` and stacked on the shared \`_next_at[None]\` per-chat pacing bucket (private_interval=1.0s) even though Telegram doesn't rate-limit callback-answers per chat — they're keyed off callback-query-id. Route \`answer_callback_query\` directly through \`self._client.answer_callback_query\`, bypassing the outbox semaphore + per-chat pacing. Retry-after handling preserved (one retry on TelegramRetryAfter then fail-fast — better than silent retry loops since the spinner expires after 30s anyway). Add \`queue_wait_ms=0.0\` field to \`callback.answered\` instrumentation so monitoring dashboards can confirm the bypass survived future refactors. Regression test asserts the outbox.enqueue path is never reached during answer_callback_query. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: staging 0.35.3rc19 — /monitor campaign issue sweep Bundles 9 issues from the recent /monitor campaign (lba-1 staging, 2026-05-13 through 2026-05-16 runs) + the daemon-filed #533 dup: - #528 — Answered: echo no longer truncated to 100 chars - #525 — dedup cancel.requested triple-fire - #532 — consolidate per-engine setup.warning to one summary - #547 axis 1 — preamble warns agents against systemctl restart - #523 — recognise leading-dot slash-command typos (\`.new\` etc.) - #524 — surface skipped outbox entries (directories etc.) in chat - #526 — demote stall WARN to INFO during approval-pending (+ #533) - #547 axes 2+3 + #548 — hot-reload Telegram notification - #546 — bypass outbox for answer_callback_query (latency fix) Plus housekeeping: closed #544 / #497 (verified already fixed in rc16 / rc14), closed #531 (label + monitor TOML config drift fixed out-of-tree). Axis 3 of #547 (drain self-restart heuristic) deferred to v0.35.4 — needs a bigger refactor than rc19 wants. #527 (umbrella predicate refactor) deferred to v0.35.4 per user decision. 2737 tests pass / 82.58% coverage / ruff format + check clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
) Both issues shipped rc19 fixes (PR #555) but /monitor audits on 2026-05-18 showed each regression still firing in production because the rc19 patch landed in only one of two code paths. #524 — outbox silently drops directory entries rc19 surfaced 📎 Outbox skipped notices on the normal-completion path in handle_message but missed two adjacent paths: the pre-auto-continue delivery (subprocess 1 stuck-after-tool-result recovery) and the run_ok=False failed-run branch. Both still silently dropped the agent's intended deliverable. This commit extracts the surfacing logic into _surface_outbox_skipped in runner_bridge.py and wires it into both gap paths. On a failed run the code still skips the actual file send (preserving the original gating) but does a cheap scan_outbox() to collect skipped items and surface them, so the user always learns what the agent intended to ship. Honours the existing outbox_notify_skipped config flag and filters the "..." overflow pseudo-entry from the user-facing block. #526 — approval-pending stalls misclassified rc19 demoted the bridge-side WARN (progress_edits.stall_detected) to a paced INFO (subprocess.approval_pending) when _has_pending_approval() returned true. The watchdog-side detector in runner.py (which emits subprocess.liveness_stall and is the actual signal untether-issue-watcher auto-files on) was untouched, so the daemon kept filing GitHub issues on routine approval-pending sessions and the nsd audit (2026-05-18) showed a user cancelling a productive 15-minute investigation because the chat-side reassurance came too late (1800s threshold). This commit: - Adds _recent_event_is_control_request helper in runner.py — uses the stream's recent_events ring buffer as the approval-pending signal, consistent with the bridge's inline-keyboard predicate but accessible to runner-scope code. - Plumbs the predicate into _watchdog_loop: when the last JSONL event is control_request, emit subprocess.approval_pending INFO instead of liveness_stall WARN. Skip the auto-kill branch entirely. Pace INFO emission to once per 30 min via the shared _APPROVAL_PENDING_REFIRE_S constant (now defined once in runner.py and imported by the bridge). - Splits _STALL_THRESHOLD_APPROVAL into _STALL_THRESHOLD_APPROVAL_FIRST (600s) and the existing 1800s refire so the user gets a reassuring "tap a button above" chat message at 10 min on first occurrence, matching the watchdog's liveness threshold and avoiding the nsd-style early cancellation. - Rewords the chat-side approval reminder copy to make the "tap a button above to proceed (no action needed otherwise)" affordance explicit, directly quoting the audit's recommended text. Tests cover both code paths: - tests/test_outbox_delivery.py (existing) — format helper + settings default unchanged; no new file-level tests needed. - tests/test_exec_bridge.py — failed-run surfacing, notify_skipped=false suppression, only-overflow filter, two-tier first-reminder threshold, reworded copy. - tests/test_exec_runner.py — predicate truth-table coverage, watchdog demotion via integration with a fake codex script emitting control _request, watchdog WARN still fires when no control_request is recent. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps [github/codeql-action](https://github.com/github/codeql-action) from 4.35.4 to 4.35.5. - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](github/codeql-action@68bde55...9e0d7b8) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/codeql-action dependency-version: 4.35.5 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-patch ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
* release: v0.35.3 Prepares v0.35.3 for PyPI publish — bumps version from 0.35.3rc20, dates the CHANGELOG, and lands release-prep doc updates. Milestone v0.35.3: 58 closed, 0 open. The 9 issues left open from rc19 (#523, #524, #525, #526, #528, #532, #546, #547, #548) are all closed against rc19/rc20 fixes; #547 axis 3 (drain-timeout heuristic) is deferred to v0.35.4 (tracked as #559). CHANGELOG.md: - New rc20 entry covers #524 + #526 follow-up patches that extended the rc19 surfacing logic to all 3 completion paths and added the runner.py-side approval-pending detector. - New rc19 entry bundles the 7 other /monitor-campaign fixes (#523, #525, #528, #532, #546, #547 axes 1+2, #548). - Added [#N] issue refs to the rc18/rc19/rc20 parent bullets so the release validator's per-entry issue-link gate passes on the stable bump. README.md: +1 feature bullet calling out hot-reload configuration + env_extra_allow / env_extra_prefix_allow. docs/faq/faq.md: +1 Q/A on outbox file delivery (hot-reload Q already present from earlier work). docs/how-to/interactive-approval.md: +1 paragraph on the /config → Diff preview toggle. pyproject.toml + uv.lock: version 0.35.3rc20 → 0.35.3. Pre-commit validation: - ruff format --check src/ tests/ clean (283 files) - ruff check src/ tests/ all checks passed - uv lock --check clean - python3 scripts/validate_release.py 3 passed, 0 failed - FAQ shape: 15 question-shaped H2s (≥7 required) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * deps: bump idna 3.11 → 3.15 to clear CVE-2026-45409 pip-audit on PR #560 flagged CVE-2026-45409 (idna < 3.15). idna is a transitive dep through httpx → httpcore → idna. uv lock --upgrade-package idna picks up 3.15; local pip-audit run is now clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…xt (#563) Media-group (2+ file) uploads failed with "no project context available for file upload" on single-project DM deployments. _handle_media_group computed ambient_context from only topic_store + _topics_chat_project, never consulting the per-chat ChatPrefsStore — unlike the single-file path (loop.py:build_message_context), which has a topic-bound → chat_prefs → default fallback ladder. Thread chat_prefs through MediaGroupBuffer → _handle_media_group and mirror build_message_context's fallback ladder. Add a regression test. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a v0.35.3 ### fixes entry for the media-group file-upload bug fixed in #563. v0.35.3 is unreleased (not yet tagged), so this is the current changelog section, not a retroactive edit. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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devtomasterto trigger the PyPI publish.This is the release gate — squash-merging this PR will:
auto-tag-on-master.yml→ creates tagv0.35.3release.yml→ publishes wheel + sdist to PyPI via OIDC trusted publishingv0.35.3milestone: 58 closed, 0 open. CHANGELOG dated2026-05-20. All CI checks green on the source PR (#560).Highlights
guides/) — silent loss of intended deliveries on every session #524), watchdog approval-pending detector (ENH-PATCH: differentiate approval-pending stalls from genuine hangs in stall warnings + Telegram messaging #526),/monitorcampaign issue bundle (ENH-PATCH: Untether bot dispatches an agent run for slash-command typos like.new(no recognition, full Claude cost incurred) #523, TRIVIAL:cancel.requestedfires 3× within 512 ms for a single user cancel (button not disabled after first click or duplicate dispatch) #525, "↩️ Answered:" confirmation truncated to 100 chars after AskUserQuestion text reply (agent receives full text) #528, ENH-PATCH: setup.warning fires per-engine on every config.reload — 5×N noise when host has fewer engines than fleet #532, ENH-PATCH: callback-answer latency escalates 6-10× under rapid-click clusters (220ms baseline → 1.4-2.9s on 2nd/3rd click) #546, ENH-PATCH: agent self-restart pattern after editing untether.toml — hot-reload ignored, drain timeout, outbox message dropped #547, ENH-PATCH: hot-reload success Telegram notification with explicit "no restart needed" framing #548)/listenrename + deprecation alias (feat: rename /trigger → /listen — resolve naming conflict with webhooks/crons #297), master pause toggle (feat: master trigger pause toggle in /config menu #294), trigger visibility Tier 2+3 (feat: trigger visibility — indicators, discovery, and run history #271), Claudeextra_args(Claude runner: add extra_args for upstream CLI flags (enables --chrome for Claude-in-Chrome) #407), user-extensible env allowlist (env allowlist: make it user-extensible (config hook), and addBWS_ACCESS_TOKENto the defaults #409), Gemini--skip-trust(gemini: pass --skip-trust (or GEMINI_CLI_TRUST_WORKSPACE=true) so headless runs work outside pre-trusted folders #471),/usage debug(bug: subscription usage footer still unreliable post-#316 — needs investigation + observability #410), hot-reload [progress] (feat: hot-reload support for triggers, watchdog, and progress settings #269), post-result idle timeout + ✓ turn complete (investigate: Claude CLI session stays alive for ~36 min after finalresultevent (idle-but-alive UX gap) #333), long-tool visibility + stall suppression (feat(progress): surface long-running Bash/ScheduleWakeup waits in chat — silent 5–10 min holds look hung #481),/loop+ ScheduleWakeup observe (feat: full /loop support — agent self-pacing via ScheduleWakeup interception #289)allowed_user_idsstartup-block (security: startup-block when allowed_user_ids is empty (insecure default) #377, breaking), Group 1A 8-issue hygiene cluster (security: prompt content logged at INFO level #205-213, security: bot token stored as plain string in settings (not SecretStr) #196, etc.),voice_transcription_api_key→SecretStr(security: voice_transcription_api_key should be SecretStr #378), daily cost tracker thread-safety (security: daily cost tracking read-modify-write race #379), prompt content out of INFO logs (security: prompt content logged at INFO level #205, security: claude runner.start log still leaks prompt[:100] at INFO (#205 regression) #478), Pi session perms 0o700 (security: Pi runner session directory permissions not explicitly set #207), AMP defaultdangerously_allow_all=false(security: AMP runner defaults dangerously_allow_all=True #206)Full detail in CHANGELOG.md v0.35.3 (38 entries across breaking / changes / fixes / docs / tests).
Post-merge checklist
auto-tag-on-master.ymlto pushv0.35.3tag (~1 min)release.ymlto publish wheel + sdist to PyPI (~3 min)v0.35.3existsscripts/run-integration-tests.sh 0.35.3 --manualto write attestation markerscripts/fleet-rollout.sh 0.35.3to roll all 4 hosts (lba-1 + nsd + channelo + mac)/pingsmoke on each host's botPre-flight already done
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