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Assigning an AI agent to a task's Assignees property opens a new agent session prompted with the task, announced by a magic-chip comment in the task's discussion that streams the session and links to it.


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Touches agent session lifecycle, Kafka property consumption, and document comment/gateway publishing; authorization for who may assign which agent is new surface area alongside existing task property writes.

Overview
Tasks can list AI agents in Assignees (bot|<uuid>), not only people. The web assignee picker surfaces assignable agents (with names/avatars via a shared agent directory), and grouping/display paths treat bot principals like other assignees.

Backend pipeline: Assignee property writes still publish like any property change, but user-only side effects (edit permissions, assignment notifications) skip bot refs. A new properties-topic consumer in agent_trigger_service detects newly added agent assignees and emits TaskAssigned triggers when the assigner is allowed to use that agent.

Harness: Session open is generalized from channel mentions to a SessionOrigin (mention vs task assignment). Task assignments get a task-focused first prompt (no channel history), create a session without channel linkage, and announce via a discussion comment with the agent magic chip (plus a live gateway update), instead of posting in a channel thread.

Docs/API: SetEntityProperty (MCP + tool schema) and the agent guide document assigning agents and the resulting session behavior.

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  • New Features

    • You can now assign AI agents to tasks, and a new session opens automatically to work on the task and post updates in the discussion.
    • Task assignee pickers now include eligible agents, with correct names and avatars shown in the UI.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Agent assignees now display consistently across task views and property editors.
    • Task assignee handling now ignores agent entries where only human assignees should be processed.
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    • Added guidance for assigning agents to tasks.

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The change enables assigning eligible AI agents to tasks. Property updates now emit task-assignment events without applying user-only permission or notification side effects. A Kafka consumer processes these events and opens task-origin agent sessions. Sessions generate task discussion announcements. The web application adds assignable agents to assignee selectors and resolves their names and avatars. Documentation and deployment dependency closures were updated.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/next-soup/soup-view/views/tasks/task-group-header.tsx`:
- Line 71: Update the principal-label resolution around isBotPrincipalId so
unresolved bot IDs use fallbackLabel before reaching AssigneeGroupContent, while
preserving the existing directory-label behavior for matched principals.

In `@apps/web/src/features/property/hooks/useAgentAssignees.ts`:
- Around line 28-30: Move the useAssignableAgentUsers() invocation from
EntityEditorBody into the local Suspense boundary so useAgentsQuery() suspension
is handled by the editor boundary rather than a higher-level fallback; preserve
the existing memoized assignee computation and callers.

In `@crates/agent_harness/src/domain/model.rs`:
- Around line 70-71: Update the SessionOrigin serde handling to accept legacy
serialized values without the internally tagged kind field, defaulting them to
SessionOrigin::Mention while preserving explicit mention and task_assignment
values. Anchor the change on the SessionOrigin enum and ensure OpenSession
deserialization remains compatible with forwarded, persisted, and requeued
commands.

In `@crates/agent_harness/src/outbound/channel_announcer.rs`:
- Around line 142-144: Clarify the task-announcement scope around
create_document_comment: treat it as database persistence only, and explicitly
add any required notification, indexing, activity-feed, or mention-resolution
steps in the announcement flow rather than assuming this helper performs them.
Preserve the existing AnnotationIncrementalUpdate::CreateComment gateway push
and avoid introducing unsupported comment-API behavior.

In `@crates/agent_trigger/src/domain/task_assignment.rs`:
- Line 97: Update the task-assignment flow around
AgentSessionMacroEvent::new_session() to preserve the source property-event ID
as the session event’s idempotency key, or durably deduplicate by task
assignment before opening a session. Ensure replayed property events cannot
create duplicate sessions or post duplicate task announcements.
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return tryMacroId(props.group.key);
const key = props.group.key;
if (isBotPrincipalId(key)) return key;

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use fallbackLabel before an unresolved principal ID.

When the directory has no matching agent, this path passes bot|<uuid> to AssigneeGroupContent. Line 37 renders that raw ID before fallbackLabel. A stale or unavailable directory entry then exposes the internal principal instead of the intended fallback.

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-        {assigneeName() || props.assigneeId || props.fallbackLabel}
+        {assigneeName() || props.fallbackLabel || props.assigneeId}
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In `@apps/web/src/features/next-soup/soup-view/views/tasks/task-group-header.tsx`
at line 71, Update the principal-label resolution around isBotPrincipalId so
unresolved bot IDs use fallbackLabel before reaching AssigneeGroupContent, while
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return createMemo(() => {
const cursorConnected = cursorStatus.data?.registered ?? false;
return (agents.data ?? [])

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local Suspense boundary so useAgentsQuery() suspension is handled by the editor
boundary rather than a higher-level fallback; preserve the existing memoized
assignee computation and callers.

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#[derive(Debug, Clone, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)]
#[serde(tag = "kind", rename_all = "snake_case")]

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Add backward-compatibility handling for the SessionOrigin serialization schema change.

The change from OpenSession.origin: MentionOrigin to OpenSession.origin: SessionOrigin introduces a breaking schema change. The SessionOrigin enum is internally tagged with #[serde(tag = "kind", ...)], which adds a required kind field ("mention" or "task_assignment") during serialization. Payloads produced by prior builds lack this field and will fail deserialization on new builds.

The CommandForwarder HTTP path (crates/agent_harness/src/outbound/forward.rs, line 62) serializes HarnessCommand containing OpenSession when forwarding commands to peer replicas. During a rolling deploy, an old replica's outbound message to a new replica will be rejected. Any persisted or requeued command payloads from before this commit will also fail to parse.

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In `@crates/agent_harness/src/domain/model.rs` around lines 70 - 71, Update the
SessionOrigin serde handling to accept legacy serialized values without the
internally tagged kind field, defaulting them to SessionOrigin::Mention while
preserving explicit mention and task_assignment values. Anchor the change on the
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Comment on lines +142 to +144
let response = create_document_comment(&self.pool, &task_id, sender.as_ref(), &request)
.await
.map_err(|error| HarnessError::Announce(rootcause::report!(error).into()))?;

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The direct database write does not appear to skip undeclared side effects; verify the intended scope of the task-announcement path.

create_document_comment is a low-level database operation used nowhere else in the codebase. It persists the thread and comment to the database, retrieves the created thread, and returns it — that is its complete responsibility. The code under review then manually sends the AnnotationIncrementalUpdate::CreateComment gateway push as documented in the inline comment ("The same live update the comment API pushes").

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In `@crates/agent_harness/src/outbound/channel_announcer.rs` around lines 142 -
144, Clarify the task-announcement scope around create_document_comment: treat
it as database persistence only, and explicitly add any required notification,
indexing, activity-feed, or mention-resolution steps in the announcement flow
rather than assuming this helper performs them. Preserve the existing
AnnotationIncrementalUpdate::CreateComment gateway push and avoid introducing
unsupported comment-API behavior.

tracing::info!(%bot_id, %task_id, "skipping a task assignment of an unavailable agent");
continue;
}
events.push(AgentSessionMacroEvent::new_session(

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

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Preserve the source property-event ID for task-assignment sessions.

If Kafka publishes the event but offset commit fails, the property event replays. AgentSessionMacroEvent::new_session() creates a new broker event ID, so the replay can open a duplicate session and post a duplicate task announcement. Preserve the source property-event ID as an idempotency key, or enforce durable deduplication by task assignment before opening the session.

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property events cannot create duplicate sessions or post duplicate task
announcements.

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