feat: surface objective turn evidence - #64
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now tracks tool outcomes per turn. It classifies the evidence at turn completion and emits a bot activity message when relevant evidence exists. The Codex driver ignores notifications received after a turn settles. ChangesTurn verification evidence
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds turn-evidence reporting, but interrupted turns can remain temporarily active and accept late notifications or requests, which may show misleading activity/evidence or create unanswerable requests. This lifecycle issue should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Possibly related PRs
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In `@server/index.ts`:
- Line 135: Add a state.settled guard at the start of handleNotification so ACP
notifications received after settlement are ignored, preventing queued session
updates from recreating evidenceByTurn after cancellation cleanup. Preserve
existing notification handling while the session remains unsettled.
In `@server/verification.test.ts`:
- Around line 3-10: Strengthen the completionEvidence tests in the “turn
completion evidence” suite by asserting the complete { name, ok } payload,
including exact activity text and successful/failed counts rather than substring
or partial checks. Add coverage for successful and mixed evidence when turnOk is
false, while preserving the existing conversational-turn null assertion.
In `@server/verification.ts`:
- Around line 8-13: Update completionEvidence so evidence.succeeded and
evidence.failed are always represented regardless of turnOk, preserving
successful and mixed action counts; use turnOk only to determine the returned
summary’s ok status. Add coverage for successful and mixed evidence when turnOk
is false.
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The evidence distinction is good, but the current fold can lose or recreate evidence incorrectly. drops successful-action counts whenever the overall turn fails, and late ACP notifications can recreate per-turn state after settlement/cancellation. Please preserve succeeded/failed counts independently of , ignore notifications after the session settles, and add exact-payload tests for failed turns with successful and mixed tool outcomes.
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Addressed the requested evidence fixes in the latest commit. Successful and mixed tool counts are now preserved even when the overall turn fails; urnOk only affects the summary status. Codex now ignores notifications after settlement, with a fake ACP regression case. Focused verification and Codex tests pass (4 passed, 9 platform-gated skips), and pnpm typecheck passes. |
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In `@server/drivers/codex.test.ts`:
- Around line 124-131: Update the test around create and sendTurn to assert both
that the expected initial item.started event exists and that no item.started
event has title "late command"; replace the fixed 20-millisecond timeout with
the recorder’s deterministic synchronization mechanism if available.
In `@server/drivers/codex.ts`:
- Around line 196-199: Update the turn lifecycle around interruptTurn and stop()
to mark the active turn as stopping before terminating the child, then reject
notifications and handleServerRequest requests while the turn is stopping or
settled. Ensure late requests cannot emit request.opened or remain answerable
after active.delete, and add regression coverage for cancellation-time
notifications and late requests.
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Addressed the remaining cancellation race: interrupt now marks the turn stopping before kill, and both notifications and server requests are ignored while stopping or settled. The late-event regression now asserts the expected initial command and explicitly rejects late command activity. Verified with typecheck and focused Codex/verification tests (POSIX spawn cases remain skipped on Windows). |
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What changed\n- Adds a central turn-evidence accumulator over the canonical runtime event stream.\n- After tool-using turns, adds a concise completion chip stating how many actions succeeded or failed.\n- Deliberately labels successful actions as evidence only: task results remain agent-reported until an independent verifier exists.\n\n## Why\nA provider urn.completed event alone is not proof that the requested task worked. This gives users a truthful, observable distinction without changing provider behavior, computer control, or retry policy.\n\n## Overlap avoided\n- Does not duplicate PR #58 browser/computer observation guards, PR #37 screen-frame gating, or provider-specific tool handling.\n- Reuses the canonical event fold shared by all drivers.\n\n## Verification\n- corepack pnpm typecheck\n- corepack pnpm test — 65 passed, 39 platform-gated skips\n- corepack pnpm build\n- Focused tests cover action evidence, mixed/failed tools, and no-noise conversational turns.\n\n## Limitations\n- This is completion evidence, not independent semantic verification. A later verifier can feed into the same summary once it has objective criteria or watch-skill proof.\n- No automatic retry is added; failures remain observable and safe.
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