fix(chat): surface ask cards for bot-delegated tasks - #578
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Runs started by another bot's message_bot call (trigger: "bot_message") were unconditionally hidden from a bot's own chat thread across three call sites, so a background peer run never bubbles up as busy/failed noise. But the same blanket filter also hid a genuine ask card whenever that run paused waiting on the human (waiting_input/waiting_takeover), since delegated work is the normal way bots get tasked in this app. The bot's sidebar status correctly showed waiting_input (that query has no trigger filter), while its own chat showed no run and no card at all, leaving it stuck forever with no visible way to unblock it. Carve out waiting_input/waiting_takeover in the run-selection queries (thread-target.ts), keep the message carrying an ask block through the peer-run message filter (thread-message-pages.ts), and do the same in the shared client/server message-visibility filter used by the web (and mobile) transcript. Verified live against a running instance: a stuck Comms bot's pending multiple-choice ask card now renders with working answer buttons. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019QKrK5ECpiQWEXaL4pikb5
Also keeps the local dev-script DNS fix (NODE_OPTIONS=--dns-result-order=ipv4first) that was already carried as an uncommitted change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019QKrK5ECpiQWEXaL4pikb5
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change keeps peer-run asks and text replies visible, prioritizes waiting runs, and rejects messages for non-steerable runs. It also enables API-owned inbound polling, messaging lifecycle management, delegated message mirroring, mobile takeover handling, and clearer delivery instructions. ChangesThread run state and visibility
Messaging runtime and delivery
Mobile takeover state
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Messaging startup now retries transient failures and supports delegated chat interactions, but an API shutdown can be delayed by a pending initialization retry timer. This is a bounded graceful-shutdown risk that should be addressed before or shortly after merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant API
participant MessagingSurface
participant Telegram
participant Delivery
API->>MessagingSurface: initialize surface with inbound polling
MessagingSurface->>Telegram: start auto-mode polling
Telegram-->>Delivery: provide inbound update
Delivery->>Delivery: process messaging or delegated bot-message run
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Greptile SummaryThis PR makes delegated peer asks, replies, waiting states, and takeover requests visible in active chat threads while preserving the filtering of background peer activity.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| apps/api/src/thread-message-pages.ts | Aligns peer-run snapshot and realtime filtering so asks, text replies, waits, takeover requests, receipts, and terminal events reach open threads. |
| apps/api/src/thread-target.ts | Prioritizes waiting runs in snapshots and prevents ordinary messages from being steered into runs awaiting explicit user action. |
| apps/web/src/lib/thread-events.ts | Synthesizes omitted peer runs from waiting events so web takeover and ask state can render immediately. |
| apps/mobile/lib/api.ts | Handles takeover events alongside input waits, clears stale progress, and inserts peer waiting runs absent from the snapshot. |
| apps/mobile/app/thread.tsx | Includes takeover requests in the mobile live-event reduction path. |
| apps/api/src/app.ts | Starts inbound polling eagerly in the API process and coordinates retry cancellation and messaging shutdown. |
| packages/adapters/src/chat-sdk-surface.ts | Adds retryable initialization and cleanup for long-lived polling adapters. |
| packages/adapters/src/messaging-delivery.ts | Extends linked-conversation delivery to user-facing text produced by delegated bot-message runs. |
| packages/core/src/message-visibility.ts | Keeps peer ask cards and text replies visible while continuing to hide unrelated peer activity. |
Sequence Diagram
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participant Peer as Delegated peer bot
participant DB as Durable thread events
participant API as Thread subscription
participant Client as Web or mobile thread
participant User
Peer->>DB: Create ask and waiting event
DB-->>API: Events after thread cursor
API->>API: Retain peer ask/text/wait event
API-->>Client: Forward realtime event
Client->>Client: Insert omitted waiting run
Client-->>User: Render ask or takeover state
User->>API: Answer pending ask
API->>DB: Resume waiting run
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In `@apps/api/src/thread-target.ts`:
- Line 601: Update both active-run checks in apps/api/src/thread-target.ts at
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Revert the out-of-scope Composio and DNS changes. Prefer waiting asks in bot snapshots, keep short CONFLICT copy when a run is waiting, and cover peer ask visibility plus the send conflict in unit tests. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
Open threads dropped peer-run waiting_input and ask message events, so a delegated ask that paused while the chat was already open stayed invisible until an unrelated refresh. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
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A run started by another bot's message_bot call (trigger: "bot_message") has its activity hidden from the thread transcript except for receipt chips and, since the previous fix, ask cards. But that same run is also how the delegating bot answers the human: the delegate wake prompt tells it to "summarize this result to the user now" as part of that turn, and that reply is a plain `text` block in the same run — so it was caught by the identical blanket filter and silently dropped, even though it saved to the database correctly. The delegating bot looked like it never responded. Extend the allowlist in both the shared client/server filter (message-visibility.ts) and its server-side mirror (thread-message-pages.ts) to also keep `kind: "text"` blocks. Verified live against a running instance: an already-saved reply that a coordinator bot had sent after delegating to a teammate now renders in the thread without needing a new run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCwT37ZV6mCY6BzSpjgcKi
…handler Telegram was hardcoded to webhook mode, which requires a public HTTPS endpoint for Telegram to push to. Local/self-hosted deployments have none (api is bound to 127.0.0.1 with no tunnel), so linking a bot or messaging it got no response at all. Switch to "auto" mode: the adapter checks getWebhookInfo and falls back to long-polling getUpdates when no webhook is registered, which is exactly what a local deployment needs. Auto/polling mode only starts once something calls initialize() proactively, so add that as an optional method on MessagingSurface / ChatSdkMessagingSurface. That call has to happen in apps/api/src/app.ts specifically: that's the process that registers the inbound sink (createMessagingInboundHandler / messaging.onInbound), and Telegram allows only one live getUpdates connection per bot token. An earlier attempt called initialize() from the worker instead (it also constructs its own ChatSdkMessagingSurface, for outbound delivery jobs) — that poller successfully held Telegram's single getUpdates slot with no sink registered, so every inbound message vanished silently. Confirmed via a manual getUpdates call from inside the worker container returning "409 Conflict: terminated by other getUpdates request" — proof a poller was live there with nothing listening. Verified live: linking a Telegram bot and messaging it now completes end-to-end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCwT37ZV6mCY6BzSpjgcKi
… app deliverMessagingOutbound only mirrored a run's text replies to the vendor (Telegram/Slack/etc.) when the run's trigger was "messaging" — i.e. a reply generated directly from an inbound vendor message. But when a bot delegates work via message_bot, its own summary back to the human is generated in the run that receives the delegate's result, which is trigger "bot_message" — the same shape of run apps/web's message-visibility fix already had to special-case for in-app rendering. The reply saved to the database correctly and even rendered in the web UI, but never reached the vendor at all. Mirror a bot_message-triggered run's text blocks too, but only when the run landed on that bot's actual linked DM thread (identity.dmThreadId) — otherwise it's inter-bot chatter happening on a different bot's private thread, which must never leak out to the vendor. extractText only ever pulls `kind: "text"` blocks (never bot_message_sent/received), so this can't leak delegation traffic even on the DM thread itself. Verified live: asking a bot to delegate a task (e.g. a calendar lookup) now delivers the delegating bot's reply over Telegram, not just in-app. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCwT37ZV6mCY6BzSpjgcKi
…eplies from mirroring The previous fix (8017c3a) gated mirroring of a bot_message-triggered reply on run.threadId === identity.dmThreadId, but dmThreadId is the vendor's own opaque chat id (learned on inbound), not Rakazo's internal Thread.id — these two ID namespaces can never be equal, so the check always failed and delegated final replies never reached the vendor, even though interim messaging-triggered replies worked fine. Removed the check: it's unnecessary as well as broken, since Thread.botId is @unique (each bot has at most one thread), and extractText() already only pulls kind: "text" blocks, which is sufficient on its own to keep inter-bot delegation chatter from leaking to the vendor. Confirmed live: Commander's delegated calendar-summary reply now reaches Telegram verbatim, matching what's shown in the web UI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCwT37ZV6mCY6BzSpjgcKi
Once the previous fix started mirroring more replies out through the worker's own outbound delivery path, a lazy ensureInitialized() call on its Telegram adapter (mode: "auto", no webhook registered) started a second getUpdates poller — competing with api's poller for Telegram's single allowed polling connection per bot token. Both sides spent every cycle losing a 409 Conflict to the other and inbound messages stopped arriving. Added a pollInboundMessages option to messagingPlatformsFromEnv: Telegram now defaults to passive "webhook" mode (resolves identity, sends fine, never polls) unless the caller opts in. Only apps/api/src/app.ts opts in, since it's the process that registers the inbound sink; apps/worker stays passive. Confirmed live: Telegram receiving works again with no 409s in either process's logs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCwT37ZV6mCY6BzSpjgcKi
…ing content
A delegating bot's wake prompt for a result/status intent already said
"do not merely acknowledge it," but the model sometimes replied with a
vague confirmation ("the summary came through") without restating any of
the actual content it had just received, even though that content was
right there in its context.
Reworded the instruction to be explicit and give a concrete bad example:
it must include the real names, dates, numbers, and details the sender
sent, not just a note that a result arrived.
This is a prompt-wording mitigation, not a hard guarantee — it depends on
the model following instructions — but confirmed live it resolved the
reported case.
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…ad of calling it
Observed a bot reply to the user consisting of a single line describing
a delegation it never actually made ("Assistant: [to Comms] Please
send..."), with no message_bot tool invocation anywhere in that run's
steps — confirmed via the run's message blocks, which had no "Message
bot" step, unlike every working delegation in the same conversation.
The recipient bot never received anything.
Working theory: after several rounds of near-identical delegation in one
thread, the model pattern-matched onto the "[to X] <text>" notation
blocksToAgentHistoryText uses to render its own past bot_message_sent
blocks back into context, and reproduced that notation as plain reply
text instead of invoking the tool.
Strengthened the message_bot tool's own description to explicitly warn
against this: writing the message in reply text does not send it, and
the recipient never sees it.
Same caveat as the previous commit: this nudges the model, it does not
guarantee compliance. Confirmed live it resolved the reported case.
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Resolves two comment-only conflicts in files this session's fixes and fork/main's independent "ask-card visibility" work both touched (packages/core/src/message-visibility.ts, apps/api/src/thread-message-pages.ts): kept this session's fuller behavior (keep both `ask` and `text` peer-run blocks visible, not just `ask`) since fork/main's version predates the `text` fix and the two aren't in tension — its comment was only ever about the `ask` case. Everything else (apps/api/src/router.ts, thread-target.ts and tests, package.json/pnpm-lock.yaml) merged automatically with no conflicts. Typechecked clean across @rakazo/core, @rakazo/adapters, @rakazo/adapter-kit, @rakazo/api, @rakazo/worker post-merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCwT37ZV6mCY6BzSpjgcKi
Keep peer-run text replies visible alongside ask cards, update page and visibility tests for that rule, and mirror only messaging and bot_message runs to linked DMs so in-app user runs are not pushed outbound. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
Server already forwards computer.takeover.requested for peer runs; mobile was filtering it out and never flipping run status, so takeover UI never appeared. Match web event reduction. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@apps/api/src/app.ts`:
- Line 190: Update the messaging initialization flow around
messagingPlatformsFromEnv and messaging.initialize so Telegram inbound polling
has exactly one owner per bot across API replicas. Implement distributed
ownership/leader election before enabling pollInboundMessages, or enforce a
single API replica per bot in the deployment configuration; do not allow
multiple processes to call Telegram getUpdates concurrently.
- Around line 443-445: Update the messaging initialization flow around
ChatSdkMessagingSurface.initialize so startup readiness does not report
messaging as available before initialization succeeds. Await initialization
before serving requests, or ensure rejected initialization promises are cleared
and reflected as unhealthy so subsequent calls can retry.
- Around line 443-445: Update the messaging shutdown flow around AppHandles.stop
and MessagingSurface.initialize so shutdown waits for initialization, invokes
TelegramAdapter.stopPolling(), and then calls Chat.shutdown(). Add the
surface-level shutdown method and await it from AppHandles.stop, preserving
existing initialization error handling and ensuring polling is stopped before
adapter cleanup.
In `@apps/api/src/thread-message-pages.ts`:
- Around line 120-125: The message visibility filters in
apps/api/src/thread-message-pages.ts lines 120-125 and
packages/core/src/message-visibility.ts lines 51-51 must not expose every block
with kind "text"; update both filters to include plain text only when its
producer marks it as user-facing, while preserving the existing visibility rules
for "bot_message_sent", "bot_message_received", and "ask".
In `@packages/adapters/src/messaging-delivery.ts`:
- Line 76: Update the run handling around the trigger check and
mirrorMessagingOutbound so only messaging and bot_message triggers can proceed
to mirroring; preserve the delegated bot_message path, and return before
identity lookup for every other trigger.
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Chat caches a rejected initPromise until shutdown, so a transient Telegram startup failure permanently blocked retries. Clear that on failure, expose MessagingSurface.shutdown that calls stopPolling, and invoke it from API stop so a replacement process can reclaim getUpdates. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
waiting_takeover kept the progress bubble, which hid the waiting footer behind a stale Working row. Clear it the same way as waiting_input. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
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The reducer must keep existing messages for
computer.takeover.requested, but this test checks only status and cursor. Seed the snapshot with an existing message, preferablyprogress:run-1, and assert that the returned messages are unchanged. This prevents accidental reuse of therun.waiting_inputcleanup behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/adapters/src/messaging-delivery.test.ts`:
- Line 266: Update the assertion for deps.sendToThread in the messaging delivery
test to verify it was called with the linked DM thread destination and the
expected bot_message outbound text, rather than only checking that it was
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In `@apps/mobile/lib/api.test.ts`:
- Around line 1077-1079: Update the takeover-event test around the existing
status and cursor assertions to seed the snapshot with an existing message,
preferably progress:run-1, and assert that the reducer preserves the messages
unchanged for computer.takeover.requested. Keep the status and cursor assertions
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Strengthen the delegated DM mirror test so it checks the linked thread and outbound text, not only that sendToThread was invoked. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
Peer bot_message runs are hidden from snapshots while busy, so an open thread never had them in run/activeRuns when takeover arrived. Upsert the waiting run and clear busyBotName so takeover UI appears without a refresh. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
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443-445: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRetry messaging initialization after a transient startup failure.
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messaging.initialize()rejects here, the app only logs the error.ChatSdkMessagingSurfaceclears its cached promise, butcreateAppdoes not invokeinitializeagain. In polling-only Telegram mode, no webhook arrives to trigger lazy initialization, so inbound polling can remain disabled until unrelated outbound activity occurs. Add a bounded retry loop, or expose initialization failure through readiness and retry before accepting traffic.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/adapters/src/chat-sdk-surface.ts`:
- Line 192: Update the initialization-failure cleanup near Chat.shutdown to
best-effort invoke the Telegram adapter’s stopPolling cleanup before calling
this.chat.shutdown(), reusing the same cleanup behavior as shutdown(). Preserve
the existing shutdown call and ensure polling is stopped even when another
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In `@apps/api/src/app.ts`:
- Around line 443-445: Update the messaging initialization flow in createApp so
a rejected messaging.initialize does not leave polling-only Telegram messaging
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Partial multi-adapter initialize can leave Telegram getUpdates running when Chat.shutdown only calls disconnect. Clear polling on failure, and retry API messaging init a few times so polling-only bots recover from transient startup errors without waiting for an outbound send. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
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The startup retry setTimeout stayed referenced after stop(), which could keep the process alive until the delay fired. Clear the timer and await the retry task during shutdown. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
Peer bot_message runs are hidden from snapshots while busy, so an open web thread never had them in run/activeRuns when takeover arrived. Upsert the waiting run so takeover UI appears without a refresh. Co-authored-by: Elie Steinbock <elie222@users.noreply.github.com>
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Why
When a bot delegates work to a peer bot (a message_bot call, trigger bot_message), that run is deliberately kept out of the delegating bot's own chat thread so background peer activity doesn't bury what a person is looking at. But the same blanket filter also hid the run once it paused waiting on a human (waiting_input / waiting_takeover), so the ask card that run created had nowhere to render. The bot's sidebar correctly showed the waiting status (that query has no trigger filter), but its own chat thread showed no run and no card at all, leaving the bot stuck with no visible way to unblock it.
What changed
Carved out waiting_input / waiting_takeover from the bot_message trigger filter in the run-selection queries (thread-target.ts), and reject a new message to a bot that already has a pending ask card instead of silently queuing behind it. Kept messages carrying an ask block visible through the peer-run message filter (thread-message-pages.ts) and the shared client/server message-visibility filter (message-visibility.ts) used by both web and mobile. Also bumped @composio/core to 0.18.0, an unrelated dependency bump carried in the same branch.
How tested
Verified manually against a running instance: a bot stuck waiting on a delegated peer run now renders its pending multiple-choice ask card with working answer buttons. No automated test added for this path yet, CI will run pnpm lint, pnpm check, and the test suites on this PR.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes