feat: add durable task checkpoints and resume - #60
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds durable task checkpoints to bot records and turn execution. Checkpoints track lifecycle state, conversation position, model selection, and message references. Startup recovery interrupts running checkpoints. HTTP APIs list and resume checkpoints with validation. ChangesCheckpoint tracking
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds durable checkpoints and resume, but the current implementation can leave an interrupted checkpoint pointing to an earlier transcript position and can reuse a provider cursor from a different branch. Resume may therefore continue incompletely or against incompatible history, so the PR needs owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant CheckpointAPI
participant Store
participant BotTurn
Client->>CheckpointAPI: POST checkpoint resume
CheckpointAPI->>Store: validate and mark checkpoint running
CheckpointAPI->>BotTurn: start checkpoint-linked turn
BotTurn->>Store: persist lifecycle update
Store-->>Client: checkpoint state
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server/store.test.ts (1)
91-103: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the checkpoint persistence invariants.
Line 95 does not assert
lastMessageId. The model snapshot test never changesbot.modelSelection, so it does not prove thatcreateCheckpointcopied the model selection.Proposed test update
- expect(recovered).toMatchObject({ status: "interrupted", reason: "harness restarted", activeLeafId: message.id }); + expect(recovered).toMatchObject({ + status: "interrupted", + reason: "harness restarted", + activeLeafId: message.id, + lastMessageId: message.id, + }); const checkpoint = store.createCheckpoint(bot.id)!; + store.patchBot(bot.id, { + modelSelection: { ...selection(), model: "other-model" }, + }); store.updateCheckpoint(bot.id, checkpoint.id, { status: "failed", reason: "provider failed" });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@server/index.ts`:
- Around line 1019-1023: Update the user-interruption checkpoint handling around
runningCheckpoint and updateCheckpoint to capture the current transcript
pointers, such as activeLeafId and lastMessageId, before marking the checkpoint
interrupted. Preserve the existing status, reason, and checkpoint broadcast
behavior.
- Around line 1047-1054: After successfully restoring the checkpoint branch via
setActiveLeaf in the checkpoint resume flow, mark the bot as rewound before
calling startTurn so the current provider cursor is discarded and the restored
path is replayed. Preserve the existing failure response when branch restoration
fails and leave instruction handling unchanged.
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In `@server/store.test.ts`:
- Around line 91-103: Strengthen the checkpoint persistence tests around
Store.createCheckpoint and Store.updateCheckpoint: assert the recovered
checkpoint’s lastMessageId, and change bot.modelSelection after checkpoint
creation before verifying the stored checkpoint still contains the original
modelSelection snapshot. Preserve the existing status, reason, and activeLeafId
assertions.
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Checkpoint persistence is useful, but resume can currently restore an older transcript branch while reusing the provider cursor from the newer branch, which reintroduces abandoned context. Mark the bot rewound after setActiveLeaf so the cursor is discarded and the restored path is replayed. Also capture the current activeLeafId and lastMessageId when interruption happens, and strengthen tests for the model-selection snapshot and transcript pointers.
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Addressed the checkpoint review while resolving against current upstream. Interruption now records the current active leaf and last message; resume marks the bot rewound after restoring the checkpoint leaf so the provider cursor is discarded and only the restored path is replayed. The existing checkpoint API/store tests pass (28 passed) and pnpm typecheck passes. |
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Summary
Adds durable, user-addressable task checkpoints on top of OpenMausBot's existing transcript branches and provider-native resume cursors.
bots.jsonArchitecture
This reuses the existing transcript tree and
resumeCursors; checkpoints are lifecycle pointers, not a second task engine or a copy of conversation data. They are local-first, capped at 20 per bot, and safe across legacy bot records that do not yet contain checkpoints.Overlap avoided
PR #51 owns routines and command palette. This PR does not introduce scheduling, templates, or routine UI. It confines itself to bot turn persistence and explicit resume HTTP endpoints.
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pnpm typecheckpnpm test— 65 passed, 39 skippedpnpm buildLimitations
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