feat(workspace): attach the bound workspace's engine as a derived MCP overlay - #1167
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds workspace-local Datamate engine management for terminal sessions. It probes scoped bindings, reconciles engines, pins tools per turn, blocks conflicting MCP operations, filters extension integrations, adds API timeouts, and removes stale runtime MCP configuration. ChangesWorkspace Engine Integration
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change can launch workspace integrations with a stale account or binding decision during concurrent changes, and can allow managed MCP state to be mutated after ownership changes; runtime removal may also leave pending OAuth state behind. These bounded security and lifecycle risks can affect which tools or credentials a session uses, so the current head needs fixes or explicit owner acceptance before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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… overlay With the pilot flag on in a bound project, the `datamate` MCP entry is derived at config load as the workspace's pinned local engine: never written to disk, overriding IDE, hosted and stale entries. MCP bootstrap starts it; each turn boundary re-reads the binding, replaces it on re-link, retries a failed handshake once, announces once per verdict. Writers refuse the key. Terminal only.
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The engine adds knowledge and memory tools beyond the allowlist when the workspace enables them, so "available of declared" read "11 of 7". The line now counts the declared tools that are present; `available` on the outcome still counts everything served.
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… per session Config and MCP state are per project instance and one server process can host several directories, so a module-wide overlay let project B's engine be started inside A's MCP state. The overlay is now keyed by directory and the writers ask for the current instance's. The one re-add after a failed handshake is per session, so "start a new session to try again" is true.
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…nlink The shipped TUI/SDK path adds MCP servers through the HttpApi handler, not the legacy route, so the workspace-mode refusal of the `datamate` key now lives there too. On an unlink the reloaded config may restore the user's own hosted or IDE-written entry; MCP enumerates live clients only, so that entry is started after the workspace engine is removed.
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Sessions in a directory share the datamate key, and a sub-agent is enough to make two turns concurrent. One hook's binding read, reload and engine replacement now cannot interleave with another's, so a re-link observed by one session's boundary cannot land between another's read and its apply.
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When the overlay had refused the engine it had removed the user's own datamate entry from the config it shadowed; an unlink then reloads that entry but had nothing to remove, so it was never started. The key is handed back whether or not a workspace engine was running.
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The directory lock now spans the turn's first tool catalog, so another session's boundary cannot replace the engine between this session's reconcile and its snapshot; and the engine tools catalogued at step 1 are kept for the turn's later steps, so a mid-turn replacement is never re-catalogued. A call after such a replacement fails on the closed client rather than routing to the other workspace.
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…irst iteration `step` counts loop iterations, and an iteration can continue before cataloguing (a pending compaction, a context overflow), so a turn that started with a compaction never ran its boundary and catalogued the previous engine after a re-link. The boundary and the pin now key on the turn's first tool catalog.
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fakeEnginecreates a temporary directory but does not remove it. Pass a per-testtmpdir()fixture intofakeEngineand scope it withawait usingso each executable fixture is removed after the test.Based on learnings: new files under
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/datamate.ts`:
- Around line 359-375: Move the ownership preflight calls in handleCreate and
handleRemove inside their existing try blocks so rejected awaits are converted
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-overlay.ts`:
- Around line 384-386: Update the reload state used by reconcile() and
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managed: true do not cause reload to evaluate true on every turn. Preserve
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1 issue found across 11 files (changes from recent commits).
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P2: This declared `409` response is not reflected in the checked-in SDK types, so generated SDK callers cannot type or narrow the workspace-managed refusal despite the endpoint returning it. Regenerate both SDK surfaces from the updated OpenAPI document before shipping.</violation>
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P2: This declared 409 response is not reflected in the checked-in SDK types, so generated SDK callers cannot type or narrow the workspace-managed refusal despite the endpoint returning it. Regenerate both SDK surfaces from the updated OpenAPI document before shipping.
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…ransient fault The SDK and HTTP connect/disconnect routes refuse the workspace-managed key before `MCP` would restart or close it and persist `enabled`. The add guard runs before the API lookup; create/remove preflights sit inside their error boundaries. A managed-preferences key settles as disabled with no per-turn reload; an overlay that throws after attach keeps the running engine. The headless env scrub is tested.
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When a bound project also has a connected third-party MCP named datamate.ai, MCP sanitizes its query tool to datamate_ai_query, which passes this prefix test and is counted as a tool delivered by the workspace engine. If the allowlist lookup is unavailable, a workspace engine serving one tool plus that third-party server produces an attached.available value and toast of two tools, violating the numbered delivered-inventory claim; MCP tool values already retain the original client name, so filter for client === "datamate" rather than inferring ownership from the flattened key.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-overlay.ts`:
- Around line 409-411: Update the overlayNow selection to retain state.applied
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290-296: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExpire successful declared-tool lookups.
Line 292 returns any cached non-null
valuewithout an age check. Only a null result expires afterDECLARED_RETRY_MS. A server process that stays up keeps the first declared inventory for a workspace for its whole lifetime.The cached value feeds
outcome.declared,missing, and the "N of M declared integration tools available" message. If the workspace declares or removes tools later, every following turn reports the first snapshot.Add a TTL for successful lookups, or invalidate the entry at the same points that reload the binding.
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+/** A successful allowlist lookup is reused at most this long, so a workspace + * that changes its declared tools is noticed without a restart. */ +const DECLARED_TTL_MS = 5 * 60_000 + async function declaredFor(workspaceId: string): Promise<Declared | null> { const cached = declaredCache.get(workspaceId) - if (cached && (cached.value || now() - cached.at < DECLARED_RETRY_MS)) return cached.value + const age = cached ? now() - cached.at : 0 + if (cached && (cached.value ? age < DECLARED_TTL_MS : age < DECLARED_RETRY_MS)) return cached.value const value = await declaredBounded(workspaceId) declaredCache.set(workspaceId, { value, at: now() }) return value }As per coding guidelines: "Invalidate cached derived configuration or fetch values explicitly whenever their source config changes, and avoid inappropriate caching of error responses."
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-overlay.ts`:
- Around line 412-416: Update the overlay failure branch in the workspace
binding flow, where binding is still present but overlayNow is absent, so it
records a refusal-style outcome instead of { kind: "unbound" }. Preserve key
release and applied-state cleanup, and ensure the refusal reaches settledOutcome
and the announce path with the appropriate explanation for the bound workspace.
In `@packages/opencode/src/server/routes/instance/httpapi/handlers/mcp.ts`:
- Around line 30-44: Serialize the DATAMATE_KEY ownership check with the
corresponding MCP mutation in the HTTP handlers, covering asynchronous MCP.add,
MCP.connect, and MCP.disconnect operations. Use a per-directory lock or enforce
the validation inside the MCP service so workspace ownership cannot change
between managedWorkspace and mutation; add an interleaving test that binds the
directory during mutation and expects McpServerManagedError with no MCP state
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…ink whose probe fails `/mcps enable|disable datamate` reached MCP directly and bypassed both guarded routes; it now answers with the managed-key refusal. When a relink to another workspace is followed by a failed probe, the previous workspace's engine is released rather than retained; a bound directory whose overlay could not be derived settles connect-failed and says so once instead of a silent unbound.
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416-416: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not restore configured Datamate after an overlay failure.
When a relink to workspace B fails and
loaded.mcp.datamatecontains an enabled hosted, IDE-written, or stale entry,releaseKey()removes workspace A's engine and then starts that configured entry. The session reportsconnect-failedwhile tools can still run through the fallback server.On a bound-overlay failure, remove
DATAMATE_KEYwithout callingreleaseKey(). ReservereleaseKey()for an actual unlink. Add a regression case with an enabled configureddatamateentry and assert that the failed relink does not callmcp().add().Proposed fix
- if (state.applied) await releaseKey(loaded, !!state.applied.entry) + if (state.failedAt !== undefined) { + await mcp().remove(DATAMATE_KEY) + } else if (state.applied) { + await releaseKey(loaded, !!state.applied.entry) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-overlay.ts`:
- Line 416: Update the overlay-failure handling around the applied-state branch
to remove DATAMATE_KEY directly without invoking releaseKey(); reserve
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…id alone Workspace ids are tenant-local. After an account switch the same id in the new tenant is another workspace: the engine (started under the old credentials), the inventory cache and the reload decision now key on `tenant|apiUrl|id`. On a relink whose overlay then fails, nothing is handed back to a raw IDE or hosted entry. `/mcps … datamate` asks who owns the key before checking config.
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1025-1027: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse
firstCatalogfor the resolve-tools span name.After compaction or context-overflow handling,
stepcan be greater than1when the first catalog runs. This path then runs insideWorkspaceEngine.atTurnStartbut recordsturn.resolve-toolsinstead ofbootstrap.resolve-tools. ComputefirstCatalogbeforecatalogand use it for the span label.Proposed fix
+ const firstCatalog = !catalogued + catalogued = true const catalog = () => traceSpan( - step === 1 ? "bootstrap.resolve-tools" : "turn.resolve-tools", + firstCatalog ? "bootstrap.resolve-tools" : "turn.resolve-tools", () => resolveTools({ @@ - const firstCatalog = !catalogued - catalogued = true const tools = firstCatalog ? await WorkspaceEngine.atTurnStart(sessionID, catalog) : await catalog()Also applies to: 1050-1053
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-overlay.ts`:
- Around line 470-472: Update the announcement signature that currently includes
workspace.id to also include workspace.key, so credential-scope changes produce
a new workspace verdict even when the ID, name, and inventory are unchanged.
Keep the existing replacement logic around sameEntry and the replaced branch
intact.
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/engine-probes.ts`:
- Around line 21-26: The binding and credential scope must come from the same
credential snapshot to prevent mismatched tenant data during credential changes.
Update the binding-resolution flow around readLocalBinding and credentialScope
to obtain both values atomically or serialize credential updates with binding
resolution and engine startup, then add a regression test covering a credential
transition during this process.
In `@packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts`:
- Around line 2977-2988: The managed-key ownership check and the subsequent MCP
connect or disconnect operation must execute atomically under the directory’s
workspace lock. Update the command flow around managedWorkspaceLoaded(),
MCP.connect(name), and MCP.disconnect(name) to acquire and hold that lock across
both the check and operation, preserving the existing refusal response for
managed datamate engines.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts`:
- Around line 1025-1027: Compute a firstCatalog boolean before the catalog
callback based on whether this is the first catalog execution, then use it to
select the resolve-tools span name instead of relying directly on step === 1.
Update both relevant span-label uses so the first catalog records
bootstrap.resolve-tools even when step is greater than 1, while later catalogs
continue using turn.resolve-tools.
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| // The workspace-managed `datamate` key is derived per process: this | ||
| // command must not close or restart that engine, nor persist `enabled` | ||
| // for it. Asked before the config check — a refused engine has no | ||
| // config entry at all, and "not found" would be the wrong answer. | ||
| const managed = name === DATAMATE_KEY ? await WorkspaceEngine.managedWorkspaceLoaded() : null | ||
| if (managed) { | ||
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| `MCP server **${name}** is managed by workspace **${managed.name}** in this project and cannot be ${subCmd}d here. Unlink the project, or run without ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE, to manage it by hand.`, | ||
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Make the managed-key check atomic with the MCP operation.
managedWorkspaceLoaded() runs before MCP.connect(name) or MCP.disconnect(name). The command is not covered by the workspace overlay's per-directory atTurnStart chain. Serialize the ownership check and MCP operation with that directory's lock so a concurrent workspace change cannot operate on the reserved datamate key.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts` around lines 2977 - 2988, The
managed-key ownership check and the subsequent MCP connect or disconnect
operation must execute atomically under the directory’s workspace lock. Update
the command flow around managedWorkspaceLoaded(), MCP.connect(name), and
MCP.disconnect(name) to acquire and hold that lock across both the check and
operation, preserving the existing refusal response for managed datamate
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…credential snapshot While a transient overlay failure is being retried the turn boundary keeps the applied engine, so the key stays owned for that long too — writers could otherwise replace the engine sessions still use. The binding and the scope it was validated against now come from one credential read, so a binding cannot be paired with another tenant's scope. The attached verdict is signed with the scoped workspace key.
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Consensus review (7-model panel). 0 blockers. Scoped to what this PR introduces, the required set is four one-line changes plus two doc edits — each posted inline at its line and numbered #1–#4. The one major with no line in this diff (mcp_discover), the not-required items, the pre-existing list, and what the panel raised that was not carried are all in the single combined PR comment.
| // the add would go under that key; refuse and say why, before anything is | ||
| // looked up — the refusal must not depend on the API being reachable. | ||
| // Standalone `datamate-<name>` entries are a different key and stay the user's. | ||
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Major — required to merge (#1 of 4). Violates C5 and C2.
datamate_manager add still reaches the managed key when name is passed explicitly
This looks like a regression from the bot-round-2 fix. The guard used to key off the resolved server name:
const managed = serverName === DATAMATE_KEY ? await managedWorkspaceLoaded() : nullMoving it ahead of the API lookup — so the refusal would not depend on the API being reachable, which is the right goal — meant serverName was not yet computed, since it depends on datamate.name from the API response. transport !== null was substituted as a proxy, and the proxy is not equivalent to the thing it replaced.
args.name is a free-text tool argument the model chooses. With no IDE transport and name: "datamate", line 234 resolves serverName to DATAMATE_KEY, this guard never runs, and the standalone branch executes:
await addMcpToConfig(serverName, { ...mcpConfig, enabled: true }, configPath) // :309
await MCP.add(serverName, mcpConfig) // :310That writes the key to a config file (C2: "nothing is written to any config file") and replaces the running workspace engine with a hosted cloud entry mid-turn (C5) — the "answers for the workspace with tools it did not declare" case the design rules out. handleRemove still guards correctly on args.server_name === DATAMATE_KEY; only handleAdd lost it.
E2E row 9 exercises the IDE-transport path, which is why this survived.
Fix — keep the guard ahead of the API lookup, but cover both routes to the key:
const wantsManagedKey = transport !== null || args.name === DATAMATE_KEY
const managed = wantsManagedKey ? await managedWorkspaceLoaded() : nullWorth a test with an explicit name: "datamate" and no IDE transport — the current suite covers the IDE-transport path only, which is what let the substitution through.
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Major — required to merge (#2 of 4). Violates C2 and C3.
A transient binding-read failure is indistinguishable from an unlink, and hands the key back
resolveBinding collapses every error into "not bound". reconcile then reads null as "unlinked (or never linked)" and takes the unbind path (engine-overlay.ts:405-419): invalidate config, reload, then releaseKey(...) — which removes the running engine and starts whatever entry the reloaded config restores, an IDE-written unpinned entry or a hosted one.
So a single unreadable binding cache — a partial write, an EBUSY, any transient FS error — hands the datamate key to precisely the sources C2 says must not serve a bound workspace. It does so silently: the session settles unbound, so no refusal is announced either (C3).
The overlay's own failure path was hardened for exactly this shape in rounds 1 and 2 — state.failedAt plus the retained logic at :442 deliberately keeps a running engine through a fault rather than releasing it. The binding read is the one remaining input that still fails open.
Fix — make the failure distinguishable and fail closed, the way the overlay fault already does:
type BindingRead =
| { kind: "bound"; binding: ScopedBinding }
| { kind: "unbound" }
| { kind: "failed" }On failed: keep state.applied, skip releaseKey, and settle connect-failed rather than unbound. Worth having the test seam return the same shape, so the tests exercise the production semantics instead of bypassing this try/catch.
Consensus review — 7-model panelClaude + GPT 5.4 Codex, Kimi K2.5, MiniMax M2.7, GLM-5.1, Qwen 3.6, MiMo V2 Pro, each reviewing the full checkout independently, then one convergence round, then every surviving finding re-verified against source and against this PR's diff hunk ranges. Verdict: 0 blockers. Nothing here should hold the flagged pilot. Scoped to what this PR actually introduces, the required set is four one-line changes plus two doc edits. Every finding was checked against the review log's numbered claims, its 18 disclosed residuals, and the 67 existing inline comments. Anything duplicating an answered item or an accepted residual was dropped — that removed most of what the panel raised. What follows is what survived. Minimum to merge
Details for 1–4 are on the diff. #5 — R9's consequence is understated. R9 records it as "an uninstall or downgrade mid-process surfaces as a failed handshake (retried once, then announced)". That holds for an uninstall. It does not hold for a downgrade: #6 — the body says the handshake retry is re-added "once per process". Round 1 P2 deliberately made it per session so the toast's "start a new session to try again" would be true; the code ( One judgement call —
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Key selection args.name ?? \datamate-${slug}`` |
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Status filter startsWith("datamate-") — so datamate_manager status answers "none" for every workspace user, since the managed engine is the only datamate server |
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MCP engine. This PR touches five lines of mcp/index.ts (delete s.config[name] and its comment). Everything else the panel raised there predates the branch and is already logged: R12 (storeClient has no generation, so an in-flight add/connect can resurrect a removed server), R13 (remove doesn't cancel a pending OAuth transport), R14 (module-level mock state in lifecycle.test.ts). None raised against this PR.
The distinction that decides ownership: pre-existing location is not pre-existing defect. Required #1's vulnerable line is old, but the guard that fails to cover it is new — round 2 moved the check ahead of the API lookup and substituted transport !== null for serverName === DATAMATE_KEY. A new guard that misses an old path is a new bug. Same for mcp_discover: the loop is old, C5 is yours.
What the panel raised and we did not carry
Checked against the code and dropped: the turn lock wedging when body() throws (run.then(() => undefined, () => undefined) at :355 converts the rejection; the test at engine-overlay.test.ts:722 shows it); the 15s abort breaking streaming (request() has no streaming callers, the abort is held through res.json() and cleared in finally); managedWorkspaceLoaded() throwing unhandled in datamate.ts (every call site is inside the handler's try); command injection through the pin (datamateId is integer-validated at state.ts:67, and the entry is argv); the derived entry reaching disk (the only config serialization is the legacy TOML migration in loadGlobal(), which runs before the overlay); syncDatamateUrlFromVscodeMcp being unguarded in serve.ts (the overlay is inert there by design, C1); stale overlay state surviving Instance.dispose (harmless — the next MCP.status() recreates MCP state and reloads config, starting every enabled entry including the engine); and "the tests are over-mocked" — the harness models the real Config cache and tracks MCP liveness through add/remove, and the lock tests gate genuine interleavings.
Not re-raised because already answered or accepted: R10, R12, R13, R14, R17, residual 2, and the per-process allowlist cache. R9 is accepted too — required #5 is about its stated consequence, not the memo.
Worth saying
The review log made this far cheaper and more precise than it would otherwise have been. Numbered claims, residuals with stable IDs, per-round dispositions, and e2e rows with real results meant most of the panel's output could be resolved against the record rather than argued — several findings were withdrawn purely by reading it.
On the code: the exhaustive Record<Outcome["kind"], boolean> tables were called out independently by five of the seven models — a new variant cannot compile until every table classifies it, and the safe answer is false. The module split (pure vocabulary / I-O / one test seam / orchestration) is what made a 2,500-line change reviewable at all. And versionOf settling on exit rather than close, with the descendant-inherits-stdout reasoning written down and tested against a script that does exactly that, is the kind of comment/test pair that survives a refactor.
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| // keeps the applied engine running; the key stays owned for that long too, | ||
| // or a writer could replace the very engine the sessions are still using. | ||
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Required to merge (#3 of 4). Ranked minor on severity — it needs an intentional unlink and a concurrent writer landing in a short window — but it is a one-line fix and a direct sibling of the round-5 change to this same function, so it is cheaper to close than to document.
Round 5 closed the transient-failure case here by adding the failedAt fallback. The unlink transition still has the same hole.
In the unbind path (:405-418), config().get() re-runs the overlay with no binding and sets state.current = null, but state.applied still holds the running engine until :416. In between, reconcile calls releaseKey, which does real I/O — mcp().remove, and possibly mcp().add to start the restored entry.
Throughout that window this function returns null. A concurrent in-process writer sees the key as free, does not refuse, and calls MCP.add("datamate", …) — which releaseKey's remove then undoes, or which races its restored-entry add. Which one wins is non-deterministic. That contradicts the invariant written three lines above:
the key stays owned for that long too, or a writer could replace the very engine the sessions are still using
Narrower than R17: there the guard is raced by the mutation it precedes; here the guard itself answers wrongly, and closing it does not need the lease.
Fix — consistent with the failedAt case and with managed mode, where both are already null:
const workspace = state?.current?.workspace ?? state?.applied?.workspace
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| // launched from here may well have a TUI. Left in place, the child would | ||
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Required to merge (#4 of 4). One line, directly below this one.
mergedEnv spreads process.env. This PR adds the ALTIMATE_CODE_HEADLESS scrub with the right reasoning, but ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE — which cli/cmd/serve.ts:26 introduces in this same PR — does not get the same treatment.
The Datamates extension spawns altimate-code serve (vscode-altimate-mcp-server, altimateCodeService.ts:753), so under the extension host ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE=1 is set on the process that runs sessions. Any altimate-code process the agent starts from the bash tool then inherits it, isServe() is true in the child, overlay() returns early, and atTurnStart settles disabled — the feature is silently off in that terminal, with no toast and no log line anyone would think to look for.
C1 excludes serve itself, so this is not a claim violation. But the exclusion is meant to cover the extension host process, not every process descended from it.
Fix — next to the two deletes already here:
delete mergedEnv["ALTIMATE_CODE_SERVE"](Unrelated to this PR, but while the marker question is open: Flag.ALTIMATE_CLI_CLIENT already exists in flag.ts:196 and the extension already sets it to "datamates" on the process it spawns — a more precise signal for "extension host" than "any serve", whenever that gets revisited.)
Residual addendum — from the panel review on the precedence PR above this oneThe consensus review assigned two inherited halves to this PR; recording them here so they do not fall between the stack:
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1153
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Lets a terminal session use the integration tools of the workspace its project is bound to, served by the local engine (@altimateai/datamate 0.7.0 or newer, whose --datamate pin is locked) instead of falling through to the hosted endpoint, which serves a different tool set. Behind the workspace pilot flag; terminal only.
The mechanism is deliberately small. In the config loader, after external MCP discovery, a bound directory gets its
datamateMCP entry derived:datamate start-stdio --datamate <id>, if an engine on PATH clears the version floor. It is never written to any file, and it has the last word over IDE-written, hosted and stale entries under that key. MCP bootstrap then starts it like any other stdio server and awaits it before the first tool list, so the tools are present on turn one with no extra wait code.Each turn boundary (before tools are resolved):
In workspace mode the in-process writers of the
datamatekey — the IDE reload endpoint, the HTTP MCP add route anddatamate_manager add— refuse it with "managed by workspace". Standalone datamate- entries are untouched. The serve command (the extension host) is excluded so the extension's own engine and bridge are never overridden.Also:
MCP.removenow forgets the key's runtime config (previously it kept reporting "disabled" andconnectre-spawned the removed entry); the integrations listing hides extension-type entries with a count; API requests carry a 15 s abort that stays armed until the body is read.What this does not claim. The engine serving a turn is the one launched for the binding read at that turn's start. A change made by another process (an editor, a link from another shell) is observed at the next turn boundary, not instantly; a re-link landing mid-turn takes effect next turn. An explicit enabled:false on the key is overridden in workspace mode (opt out by unlinking or turning the flag off). A crash-free process holds one engine per key; a second altimate-code process on the same project starts its own, as with any stdio MCP entry. Switching accounts via browser login mid-turn keeps that turn's already-catalogued tools on the previous account until the next turn. About 4 % of engine starts stall at the handshake (a separate, pre-existing engine issue); this retries once and then says so.
How did you verify your code works?
Unit: test/altimate/workspace — 58 tests over the overlay (what the config loader gets under flag/serve/unbound/bound × engine present/missing/old/broken; every turn-boundary path: attach + inventory, refusal + dedupe, headless line, retry-then-fail, retry-then-succeed, re-link, unlink, engine installed after a refusal, probe TTL, bounded session memo, hook never throws) and the pure vocabulary (SemVer floor incl. pre-release and unreadable cores, pin parser in both IDE spellings, the outcome tables over the whole union). The MCP lifecycle suite gains the remove case. Affected suites: 243 pass / 0 fail; config/prompt/tools suites 448 pass / 0 fail; typecheck clean.
End-to-end on a real bound workspace: pending — rows to run on the maintainer's rig are listed in the review-log comment below and will be recorded there before this leaves draft.
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Not a UI change; toasts are TUI-only and will be captured as pane output with the E2E rows.
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Summary by CodeRabbit