feat(server): add Command Code as a provider driver - #10861
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Command Code writes per-repo state (taste, scratch config) into .commandcode. Keep it out of the worktree. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Adds CommandCodeSettings (binary path, permission mode, launch args), registers the commandCode key in the legacy providers mirror and its patch (off by default like Cursor/Grok/OpenCode), and gives the driver a "Command Code" display name. Models stay dynamic -- the driver probes the CLI's own --list-models catalog -- so no static model entries. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Real NDJSON captured from `command-code -p --output-format json` (text-only turn, tool-call turn, resumed turn) plus the stderr shape of an unknown-model error. These drive the adapter's event-mapping tests and pin the protocol surface. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Registers a commandCode driver whose snapshot probes the CLI (--version, --list-models) and whose adapter runs one headless `-p` subprocess per turn, mapping the NDJSON event stream to canonical runtime events with resume-by-session-id. Includes a text-generation seam that reports unsupported so commit/PR writers fall back to another instance. Note: work in progress. The modules are drafted but do not yet satisfy the repo's Effect v4 lint rules (catch/forkChild renames, DateTime/ Random, exactOptionalPropertyTypes, method effects scoped to R = never); the tsc run in apps/server is red until that hardening pass. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Adapts the scaffolded driver to the monorepo's Effect v4 lint surface: `Effect.result`/`Result` instead of `Either`, `Effect.catch` and `mapError` semantics, `DateTime` instead of `new Date`, no global Random, exactOptionalPropertyTypes everywhere, and per-method effects closed over the instance scope + captured spawner so adapter and snapshot closures type as R = never. Fixtures captured through PowerShell redirection are re-saved as UTF-8. Adds unit tests for the model-list parser and the NDJSON line parser against the captured transcripts. tsc --noEmit in apps/server is green. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Adds a CommandCodeIcon glyph and registers the commandCode driver in the web settings definition list (providerDriverMeta), the chat provider icon map, and the mobile provider icon + display label. With the server side already registered, the Settings → Usage providers list now shows a Command Code entry (off by default) with binary path, permission mode and launch arguments. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Replaces the hand-drawn terminal glyph with the product favicon artwork (https://commandcode.ai/favicon/2024/android-chrome-192x192.png): an inline data-URL PNG for the web icon and a bundled PNG asset for the mobile provider icon, matching the Antigravity pattern. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Assistant and reasoning item ids restarted from zero on every turn (assistant-1, reasoning-1). Ingestion derives the persisted assistant message id from the event item id, so a new turn's streamed deltas could collide with the previous turn's message and append text into the older bubble. Item ids now embed the turn id, keeping every message unique. Also quiets the fs-import diagnostic in the parser tests the way the rest of the suite does. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
ensure-electron-runtime used a python3 one-liner to unzip the Electron runtime, which fails on Windows machines that only have the Microsoft Store alias. The extractor now tries python3, then bsdtar's `tar -xf` on win32, then PowerShell `Expand-Archive`, and reports every attempt in the failure message. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Adds the durable, hard-to-discover constraints of the Command Code driver to the providers doc: headless print mode blocks edits and shell unless launched with --yolo (auto-accept does not unlock them), the binary must resolve as command-code rather than cmd on Windows, the engine buffers assistant text to message boundaries by default, and adapter item ids must be unique per turn because ingestion derives the persisted message id from them. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
Adds a scriptable mock `command-code` (NDJSON frames, argv logging, optional hang) under the provider fixtures and an adapter integration test that spawns it as a real subprocess: a successful turn streams item/content events and returns a session cursor, a second turn passes --resume with that session id, and interrupting an in-flight turn kills the child and emits turn.aborted. Runs without a Command Code install, so the adapter behavior is covered on CI. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
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🟠 High provider/CommandCodeProvider.ts:61
A stalled command-code process makes checkCommandCodeProvider and snapshot.refresh wait forever, so the provider-refresh WebSocket request never returns or publishes an error status. runCommandCodeCli awaits spawnAndCollect without a deadline for either --version or --list-models; add a timeout that converts stalled probes into the existing synthetic failure result.
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A stalled `command-code` process makes `checkCommandCodeProvider` and `snapshot.refresh` wait forever, so the provider-refresh WebSocket request never returns or publishes an error status. `runCommandCodeCli` awaits `spawnAndCollect` without a deadline for either `--version` or `--list-models`; add a timeout that converts stalled probes into the existing synthetic failure result.
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| sendTurn: (input: ProviderSendTurnInput) => | ||
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🟠 High Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts:770
Concurrent sendTurn calls for the same thread can both pass the activeRun === null check and spawn overlapping CLI turns, corrupting resumed conversation ordering. The check at line 770 and activeRun assignment in runTurnRaw are separate Ref operations, so reserve the thread atomically before spawning and release that reservation when the turn ends.
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In file @apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts around line 770:
Concurrent `sendTurn` calls for the same thread can both pass the `activeRun === null` check and spawn overlapping CLI turns, corrupting resumed conversation ordering. The check at line 770 and `activeRun` assignment in `runTurnRaw` are separate `Ref` operations, so reserve the thread atomically before spawning and release that reservation when the turn ends.
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| const session = yield* getSession(threadId); | ||
| const activeRun = session.activeRun; | ||
| if (activeRun === null) { | ||
| return yield* new ProviderAdapterValidationError({ | ||
| provider: driverKind, | ||
| operation: "interruptTurn", | ||
| issue: "no turn is running for this thread", | ||
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| yield* Ref.set(activeRun.interrupted, true); |
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🟠 High Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts:801
A delayed interrupt for an already-finished turn can abort the newer active turn for the same thread. interruptTurn drops the requested turnId and kills whatever activeRun is currently stored; preserve the argument and ignore interrupts whose ID does not match the active run.
- interruptTurn: (threadId: ThreadId) =>
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issue: "no turn is running for this thread",
});
}
+ if (turnId !== undefined && activeRun.turnId !== turnId) {
+ return;
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A delayed interrupt for an already-finished turn can abort the newer active turn for the same thread. `interruptTurn` drops the requested `turnId` and kills whatever `activeRun` is currently stored; preserve the argument and ignore interrupts whose ID does not match the active run.
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| yield* Ref.update(sessions, (map) => new Map(map).set(input.threadId, session)); |
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🟠 High Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts:751
startSession overwrites the session entry at input.threadId without stopping its activeRun, so the old Command Code subprocess remains alive while the new session accepts turns. Its late events can then be applied to the replacement lifecycle, and the next turn can run concurrently. Stop and fully invalidate the existing run before replacing the entry, including preventing its completion path from mutating the new session.
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In file @apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts around line 751:
`startSession` overwrites the session entry at `input.threadId` without stopping its `activeRun`, so the old Command Code subprocess remains alive while the new session accepts turns. Its late events can then be applied to the replacement lifecycle, and the next turn can run concurrently. Stop and fully invalidate the existing run before replacing the entry, including preventing its completion path from mutating the new session.
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| const version = parseCommandCodeVersion(versionRun.stdout); |
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🟠 High provider/CommandCodeProvider.ts:133
A nonzero versionRun.code or modelsRun.code is published as status: "ready" when its stdout is parseable, so failed or wrapper-mediated invocations are reported as healthy. Check both exit codes for success before parsing or publishing the ready snapshot, and return an error/warning result for nonzero exits (while preserving the existing launch-failure handling for -1).
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A nonzero `versionRun.code` or `modelsRun.code` is published as `status: "ready"` when its stdout is parseable, so failed or wrapper-mediated invocations are reported as healthy. Check both exit codes for success before parsing or publishing the ready snapshot, and return an error/warning result for nonzero exits (while preserving the existing launch-failure handling for `-1`).
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Addresses review findings on the Command Code driver: - Probe runs now carry a 15s deadline so a stalled CLI cannot leave the provider snapshot refresh hanging forever. - A nonzero exit on --version/--list-models is treated as a failure even when stdout parses; wrappers that echo a version then fail no longer report as ready. - sendTurn reserves the thread atomically before spawning, so concurrent turns for one thread can never overlap. - interruptTurn honors the requested turn id and ignores interrupts that target an already-finished or superseded run. - startSession retires any in-flight run for the thread before replacing the session, and completion paths only mutate a session while their own turn still owns it. Co-authored-by: CommandCodeBot <noreply@commandcode.ai>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds Command Code as a configurable provider. It introduces settings, model discovery, headless CLI turns, session resumption, runtime events, provider status snapshots, web and mobile presentation, tests, documentation, and Electron extraction fallbacks. ChangesCommand Code provider
Electron runtime extraction
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Command Code turns can display failed tools as still running, and restarting a session at the wrong time can leave an old command running or report the wrong completion state. These lifecycle issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderInstance
participant CommandCodeAdapter
participant CommandCodeCLI
ProviderInstance->>CommandCodeAdapter: start turn with model and session
CommandCodeAdapter->>CommandCodeCLI: spawn headless process and send prompt
CommandCodeCLI-->>CommandCodeAdapter: stream NDJSON frames and result
CommandCodeAdapter-->>ProviderInstance: publish runtime events and turn outcome
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apps/server/src/provider/commandCodeModels.test.ts (1)
63-71: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the redundant fixture test.
commandCodeNdjson.test.tsalready reads the same fixture and validates its frame and result structure. No separate CI or lint check relies on the line-count assertion.♻️ Proposed removal
-describe("commandCodeModels fixture", () => { - it("loads the captured transcript fixture", () => { - const lines = NodeFS.readFileSync( - new URL("./testFixtures/commandCodeHeadless/turn-text-success.ndjson", import.meta.url), - "utf8", - ).split("\n"); - expect(lines.length).toBeGreaterThan(5); - }); -});Remove the now-unused
node:fsimport and the@effect-diagnostics nodeBuiltinImport:offpragma at line 1 as well.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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94-112: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueCollect events until the terminal event instead of using a fixed count.
The current mock sequence deterministically produces six events before
turn.completed, so this does not currently cause a flaky timeout. However,collectN(adapter.streamEvents, 6)couples the test to that exact sequence. If the adapter emits another event beforeturn.completed, the collector stops early and the terminal assertion fails. Replace the count-based collector withStream.takeUntilforturn.completedorturn.aborted. The twoEffect.yieldNowcalls do not establish a current failure path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/commandCodeNdjson.test.ts`:
- Around line 79-85: Add stdout capture for the unknown-model failure test
around the command execution, load the corresponding stdout fixture, and assert
it contains no result entries. Update the test named “an unknown-model failure
writes no NDJSON result, only stderr” while preserving its existing stderr
assertion.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 558-571: Handle “tool_errored” frames alongside “tool_completed”
in CommandCodeAdapter by extracting the tool call ID and name, then emitting
item.completed for the corresponding tool item with status “failed” and a
non-empty error value in detail. Preserve the existing tool_completed success
behavior and ignore frames without a valid toolCallId.
- Around line 770-777: Update CommandCodeAdapter.sendTurn to atomically reserve
each thread’s active-run slot with Ref.modify before spawning the child process,
using a distinct pending state rather than ActiveRun. Reject concurrent sends
based on that reservation, and clear it when startup or runTurn fails; ensure
closeSessionState also releases the reservation on unsuccessful completion.
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/commandCodeModels.test.ts`:
- Around line 63-71: Remove the redundant “commandCodeModels fixture” test and
delete the now-unused node:fs import and nodeBuiltinImport diagnostic pragma
from the test module.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.test.ts`:
- Around line 94-112: Update the eventsFiber collector around
adapter.streamEvents to consume events until a terminal turn.completed or
turn.aborted event using Stream.takeUntil, rather than stopping after a fixed
count. Preserve the existing subscription ordering and event assertions, and
remove the unnecessary Effect.yieldNow calls if they are no longer needed.
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| it("an unknown-model failure writes no NDJSON result, only stderr", () => { | ||
| const stderr = NodeFS.readFileSync( | ||
| new URL("./testFixtures/commandCodeHeadless/error-bad-model.stderr.txt", import.meta.url), | ||
| "utf8", | ||
| ); | ||
| expect(stderr).toMatch(/unknown model/); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the absence of an NDJSON result for the unknown-model failure.
The test checks only error-bad-model.stderr.txt. It does not inspect stdout. No other current adapter test covers this failure path, so a regression that emits a result line would pass. Add a captured stdout fixture and assert that it contains no result entries.
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/commandCodeNdjson.test.ts` around lines 79 - 85, Add
stdout capture for the unknown-model failure test around the command execution,
load the corresponding stdout fixture, and assert it contains no result entries.
Update the test named “an unknown-model failure writes no NDJSON result, only
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| case "tool_completed": { | ||
| const toolCallId = | ||
| typeof frame["toolCallId"] === "string" ? frame["toolCallId"] : undefined; | ||
| const toolName = typeof frame["toolName"] === "string" ? frame["toolName"] : "tool"; | ||
| if (toolCallId === undefined) return; | ||
| yield* offer({ | ||
| type: "item.completed", | ||
| threadId: input.threadId, | ||
| turnId: input.turnId, | ||
| itemId: `tool-${toolCallId}`, | ||
| payload: { itemType: itemTypeForTool(toolName), status: "completed" }, | ||
| }); | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Handle tool_errored frames so failed tool items reach a terminal state.
tool_queued emits item.started, but CommandCodeAdapter ignores tool_errored. The corresponding tool item can remain in progress. Emit item.completed with status: "failed" and include a non-empty error as detail.
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+ case "tool_errored": {
+ const toolCallId =
+ typeof frame["toolCallId"] === "string" ? frame["toolCallId"] : undefined;
+ const toolName = typeof frame["toolName"] === "string" ? frame["toolName"] : "tool";
+ if (toolCallId === undefined) return;
+ const rawError = typeof frame["error"] === "string" ? frame["error"].trim() : "";
+ yield* offer({
+ type: "item.completed",
+ threadId: input.threadId,
+ turnId: input.turnId,
+ itemId: `tool-${toolCallId}`,
+ payload: {
+ itemType: itemTypeForTool(toolName),
+ status: "failed",
+ ...(rawError.length > 0 ? { detail: rawError } : {}),
+ },
+ });
+ return;
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts` around lines 558 -
571, Handle “tool_errored” frames alongside “tool_completed” in
CommandCodeAdapter by extracting the tool call ID and name, then emitting
item.completed for the corresponding tool item with status “failed” and a
non-empty error value in detail. Preserve the existing tool_completed success
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 824-832: Update the startSession, reserveTurn, runTurnRaw, and
child-attachment flow so a retired active run remains observable until its
runner terminates, even after the session map is replaced. Make guarded child
attachment report lost ownership; when detected, mark the run interrupted, kill
its local child, and finish it as turn.aborted before writing stdin or emitting
further events. Ensure cancellation state is read from the run itself rather
than inferred only from the current session entry.
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| // A re-start for an existing thread must retire any in-flight run | ||
| // first; otherwise its child keeps running and late events could | ||
| // land on the replacement session. | ||
| const previous = (yield* Ref.get(sessions)).get(input.threadId); | ||
| if (previous !== undefined && previous.activeRun !== null) { | ||
| previous.activeRun.interruptRequested = true; | ||
| yield* killActiveChild(previous.activeRun); | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep a retired run observable until its runner terminates.
If startSession runs after reserveTurn but before child attachment, it sets interruptRequested on a run with child: null, so killActiveChild does nothing. It then replaces the session. The old runTurnRaw can still spawn, fail its guarded attachment, and continue to send the prompt because it no longer sees its cancellation state.
The same replacement also makes the old runner classify the killed turn as non-interrupted. It can emit turn.completed or runtime.error instead of turn.aborted.
Keep cancellation state with the running turn, not only in the session map. Make child attachment report lost ownership. If ownership was lost, kill the local child and end the old turn as interrupted before writing stdin or emitting further events.
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CommandCodeAdapter.ts` around lines 824 -
832, Update the startSession, reserveTurn, runTurnRaw, and child-attachment flow
so a retired active run remains observable until its runner terminates, even
after the session map is replaced. Make guarded child attachment report lost
ownership; when detected, mark the run interrupted, kill its local child, and
finish it as turn.aborted before writing stdin or emitting further events.
Ensure cancellation state is read from the run itself rather than inferred only
from the current session entry.
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Problem
T3 Code wraps CLI coding agents as providers (Codex, Claude, Cursor, ...),
but there was no way to drive Command Code — a local CLI agent
harness — from T3 Code.
Solution
Adds
commandCodeas a first-party provider driver:CommandCodeSettings(binary path, permission mode,launch args) with an off-by-default legacy mirror, plus display name and
tests.
(
--version,--list-models) so the model picker reflects whatever thelocal Command Code install can route (plan + BYOK); an adapter that runs
one headless
-p --output-format jsonsubprocess per turn, maps the NDJSONstream to canonical runtime events, and resumes conversation context by
--resume <sessionId>. Auto-accept maps to--yolobecause headless printmode hard-blocks edits/shell otherwise. Commit/PR text generation reports
unsupported for now so writers fall back to another instance.
picker icons (web + mobile).
ensure-electron-runtimeno longer requirespython3onWindows, assistant item ids are namespaced per turn (they feed ingestion's
message ids), and the adapter is covered by an integration test against a
scriptable mock CLI (success + resume cursor + interrupt→aborted), 14
provider tests total,
tsc --noEmitgreen inapps/server.docs/internals/providers.md.Verified manually in desktop dev against a local repo: provider listed and
enabled, models populated from the live CLI, turns with tool streaming,
interrupt and continuation by session id. UI before/after images are not
attached.
This work was produced by an agent running on the Command Code harness
(Claude Sonnet 5).
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation