feat(workspace): offer to install the engine a bound workspace needs by ralphstodomingo · Pull Request #1169 · AltimateAI/altimate-code

ralphstodomingo · 2026-08-27T20:18:53Z

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What does this PR do?

Stacked on #1168 (which stacks on #1167) — this PR is the commit on top. It is the install offer from #1158 restacked onto the overlay attach; the dialog and its rules are unchanged, the refusal it substitutes is now the overlay's.

A bound workspace whose declared tools need the local engine used to report a missing engine as a 10-second toast with a command in it. This replaces that with an offer: Install now / Copy command / Not now. The install only ever runs from an explicit choice — the attach never installs anything on its own.

How the offer reaches the TUI: the plugin runtime loads plugins in a separate module realm, so nothing in-process can hand it the offer. It is published on the event bus, which is what toasts already use, and since that event carries no payload the plugin re-derives the detail from the binding on disk and the engine on PATH (describeOffer, state-free by design). After a successful install the plugin does not reconcile anything itself — it cannot reach the server's module — and does not need to: the turn boundary looks for a missing engine on PATH again every turn, so the engine attaches on the next message.

Deliberate details, carried over from the original:

One select for every phase, with sentinel rows for installing/installed/failed; swapping the top-level component would drop focus.
Install now only appears when Node 20+ and npm are on PATH; otherwise the command is shown with the reason it cannot be run for you.
Copy command reads the clipboard back before claiming success; the host's writer swallows backend failures.
Not now latches 7 days, keyed on the workspace id, scoped by tenant and API URL.
Headless run prints one stderr line instead; stdout stays reserved for JSON events. An attached run renders the notice in its own event loop.
Both too-old exits route through the offer. The install has a real deadline via an abort signal, reports its result even if the dialog was dismissed while npm ran, and only one offer is raised at a time.
A zero exit from npm is not trusted: the installed engine must be discoverable on PATH and clear the version floor.
The headless marker is stripped from the environment of nested entrypoints started by the bash tool, so a child with a TUI still gets the dialog.

How did you verify your code works?

bun run typecheck clean. New offer suite (routing to surface / bus / toast / headless line, too-old with the found version, healthy engine never offered, describeOffer re-derivation, stderr-not-stdout, install deadline via abort signal, install success verified not assumed) plus the plugin suite; 357 tests pass across the workspace, plugin, precedence and MCP lifecycle suites on this stack.

End-to-end rows from #1158 (dialog with all three options and a live declared count; Install now into an isolated prefix with tools on the next message in the same session; Not now suppresses and returns after the latch ages; no Node hides Install now; headless prints exactly one line) are re-run on this stack and recorded in the review-log comment below before this leaves draft.

Not verified here: the successful clipboard path (this host has no clipboard backend); Windows (npm.cmd follows existing precedent in this repo).

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Summary by cubic

Replaces the toast that printed an install command for a workspace with a missing or too-old engine with an interactive offer: Install now / Copy command / Not now. The install runs only from an explicit choice, and the installed engine attaches on the next message without a restart.

Offer behavior

Install now appears only when Node 20+ and npm are on PATH; otherwise the command shows with the reason it cannot run.
Copy command reads the clipboard back before claiming success.
Not now latches 7 days per workspace, scoped by tenant and API URL; past the latch the offer is re-raised hourly.
The dialog waits for the TUI's persisted settings to load before checking the latch, so a restart can't re-offer inside a still-active silence.
Headless runs print one stderr line per verdict per process; stdout stays reserved for JSON events, and an attached run prints only the offer raised for its own session.
npm's zero exit is not trusted — the installed engine must be on PATH and clear the version floor.
The install runs with a hard deadline over npm's whole process tree (SIGTERM, then SIGKILL, which stays armed after npm exits).
A too-old engine is re-probed as soon as the file on PATH changes, so an in-place update attaches on the next message.
The offer dialog hides the filter box, so keystrokes during the install reach the prompt instead of collecting in the dialog.
The bash tool strips the headless marker from nested entrypoints so children with a TUI still render the dialog.

^{Written for commit 089bb62. Summary will update on new commits.}

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ralphstodomingo · 2026-08-27T20:19:45Z

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Stacked on #1168 → #1167 — #1167's review-log comment carries the attach contract; this PR is reviewed the same way, with capped rounds.

Claims (in addition to the stack's)

The attach never installs anything on its own; installEngine runs only from an explicit "Install now".
Exactly one surface says a refusal once per session per verdict: the dialog when a TUI plugin is present, one stderr line headless, the toast only when the bus is unavailable.
Install now appears only with Node 20+ and npm on PATH; a zero exit from npm is not trusted — the engine must be discoverable on PATH and clear the floor.
One offer at a time; an install that outlives its dialog still reports its result; Not now latches 7 days per workspace.
After an install, the next turn boundary picks the engine up without a restart (the plugin cannot reach the server's module; the boundary looks for a missing engine on PATH every turn).

Disclosed residuals

The successful clipboard path is unverified on this host (no clipboard backend).
Windows npm.cmd follows existing precedent in this repo rather than a test.
Under run --attach, an offer published after the run goes idle cannot render.
attach <url> runs the plugin on the client; a client with the same path and its own binding is misread.

End-to-end rows (from #1158, re-run on this stack before this leaves draft)

#	Scenario	Result
1	engine off PATH, bound dir → dialog with three options and a live declared count	✓ live TUI on the stack (2026-08-28): dialog on the first message with Install now / Copy command / Not now, "declares 52 integration tools", the exact command
2	Install now (isolated prefix) → tools on the next message, same session	✓ Install now ran `npm i -g` into an isolated prefix (npm_config_prefix), engine 0.7.0 on that prefix's bin after 16 s, success toast; the next message in the same session spawned the engine from that prefix pinned to the workspace and listed its tools; no project config written
3	Copy command → clipboard	unverifiable on this host
4	Not now → suppressed; latch aged 8 days → dialog returns	✓ Not now closed the dialog; the next message in the same session and a later session in the same sandbox raised no dialog (latch recorded in the plugin kv, keyed on the workspace); the aged-latch return is unit-tested
5	no Node on PATH → command shown, no Install now	✓ dialog with the command and "(needs Node 20+ to install — Node was not found on PATH)"; only Copy command / Not now offered
6	headless run → exactly one stderr line	✓ (row 6 of #1167, same code path)

Rounds

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Codex rounds

round	head	findings	outcome
1	`58a3f4ca6`	1 (P2): a session alive past the 7-day "Not now" latch was never re-offered — `announceRefusal`'s per-session dedupe kept the offer route silent, so the TUI's latch check was unreachable (violated claim 4)	fixed in `9bc01a5d2`: the offer route's dedupe expires on `OFFER_SKIP_TTL_MS`, defined once in `engine-offer` and shared with the plugin latch; regression test "a session that outlives the Not-now latch is offered again"
2	`9bc01a5d2`	1 (P2): a too-old engine updated in place by "Install now" stayed refused on the next message — the too-old probe memo was honoured for 30 s by path alone, and `invalidateProbe()` had no caller (the dialog runs in another module realm; violated claim 5)	fixed in `63ba0a1f9`: the memo carries the binary's fingerprint (size + mtime, symlinks followed) and ends when it changes; un-stat-able falls back to the TTL; regression test "a too-old engine updated in place is re-probed on the next turn, inside the TTL"
3	`63ba0a1f9`	2 (P2): (a) the attach-side re-offer window ran from when the offer was raised while the TUI latch runs from Not now, so a dialog left open could hold a long-lived session for a second full window (claim 4); (b) the attached-run stderr line accepted the offer command with no session id, so another session's offer in the same directory printed too (claim 2)	fixed in `afa3fda4a`: (a) past the window the offer is re-raised every `OFFER_RECHECK_MS` (1 h) and the TUI suppresses until its latch ends — bounded to ≤ 1 h past the latch; (b) `CommandExecute` carries an optional `sessionID` (marker block in `tui-event.ts`), `publishOffer` sets it, `run --attach` prints only its own session's offer. Tests updated ("…naming the session it is for", hourly re-raise).
—	`afa3fda4a` → `65b2916f2`	rebase only, onto #1168's `893ff8f93` (marker-form fix there); the four commits are unchanged	strict marker guard passes for the whole stack against `main`; 309 workspace/plugin tests pass on the rebased head
4	`65b2916f2`	1 (P2): a headless `run` whose agent spawns a sub-agent printed the refusal line twice — the child session's first catalog settled the same verdict and `announceRefusal` dedupes per session (claim 2)	fixed in `a5f7cd168`: the headless line is deduplicated per verdict per process; test "headless, a sub-agent's session in the same process prints nothing more". Rounds continue at the author's request until clean.
5	`a5f7cd168`	1 (P2): the TUI read the "Not now" latch from `api.kv` before the store had hydrated from `kv.json`, so the first message after a restart could show the dialog inside the seven days (claim 4)	fixed in `464ef949d`: the offer awaits `api.kv.ready` (polled every 25 ms, bounded at 3 s, then proceeds as before with a warning); tests "engine install offer — kv hydration" (waits, immediate when ready, gives up on timeout). The older post-scan latch on `main` has the same hazard and is left for a follow-up.
6	`464ef949d`	1 (P2): at the five-minute deadline only npm's own pid was signalled and the run settled on `close`, so a descendant holding the stderr pipe kept "Install now" on "Installing…" indefinitely (claim 4's install deadline)	fixed in `26831a2ab`: `runInstall` spawns npm in its own process group, settles on the child's `exit`, and at the deadline signals the group (SIGTERM, SIGKILL after 5 s) before reporting the timeout; `Process.run` no longer used for the install. Real-process tests: a straggler holding stderr does not hold the run; a TERM-ignoring tree is terminated and reported as timed out.
7	`26831a2ab`	1 (P2): the deadline's SIGTERM kills npm (the group leader) and its `exit` cleared the SIGKILL timer, so a TERM-ignoring descendant survived the reported timeout (claim 4's deadline)	fixed in `2f6fd27db`: once the deadline has fired the escalation stays armed and SIGKILLs the process group after the grace even though the leader is gone. Real-process test: a straggler that ignores SIGTERM is gone after the grace. Context: the published engine's only install-time script is a guarded `postinstall` that is a no-op outside a git checkout, so these trees are adversarial rather than observed — the deadline is now correct for them anyway.

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+    // engine appeared, or the project is no longer bound. Say nothing.
+    if (!offer) return release()
+    const latchScope = await currentLatchScope()
+    if (isEngineSkipActive(api, offer.workspaceId, latchScope, Date.now())) {


Wait for KV hydration before checking the skip latch

Repro: choose Not now, restart the TUI, delay the persisted KV read (for example, hold the tui-kv Flock), and immediately send a message that raises the engine offer. KVProvider initially exposes an empty store with api.kv.ready === false, but this check treats the missing record as an expired latch and opens the dialog; later hydration does not re-check or close it. Thus a persisted Not-now choice can be ignored well within seven days, violating the numbered suppression claim.

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+    if (!(await awaitKvReady(api.kv))) {
+      log.warn("kv store not hydrated in time; checking the engine install latch against what is loaded")
+    }


Suppress the offer when KV hydration times out

Repro: choose Not now, restart the TUI, keep the tui-kv Flock held for more than three seconds, and immediately send a message. Fresh evidence after the prior fix is that awaitKvReady() now returns false after a fixed timeout, but this branch merely logs and then consults the still-empty store, so the dialog opens within the seven-day suppression period; later hydration does not revisit or close it. On timeout, release/drop this offer and allow a later raise after KV becomes ready instead of treating unhydrated state as an absent latch.

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A bound workspace whose declared tools need the local engine used to report a missing engine as a toast with a command in it. This replaces that with an offer: Install now / Copy command / Not now. The install only ever runs from an explicit choice; the turn boundary picks the installed engine up on the next message. The offer crosses to the TUI over the event bus and is re-derived there; headless prints one stderr line.

…now latch `announceRefusal` deduped the offer once per session per verdict, so a session open for longer than the 7-day "Not now" latch never saw the offer again — the TUI's latch check was unreachable. The offer route's dedupe now expires on the same TTL, `OFFER_SKIP_TTL_MS`, defined once in `engine-offer` and shared with the plugin's latch. Toast-only refusals keep "once per session".

The too-old probe memo was honoured for 30s by path alone, so an engine updated in place by the offer's `npm i -g` stayed refused on the next message — and nothing could invalidate the memo, since the offer runs in another module realm. The memo now also carries the binary's fingerprint (size + mtime, symlinks followed) and ends when it changes; an un-stat-able binary falls back to the TTL.

…hed-run line to its session The attach-side dedupe expired seven days after the offer was raised, but the TUI latch runs from "Not now", which can come later — a long-lived session could wait a second full window. Past the window the offer is now re-raised every `OFFER_RECHECK_MS` and the TUI suppresses it until its latch ends. The offer command now carries the session it was raised for, so an attached headless run prints only its own offer, not another session's in the directory.

…ession A headless `run` whose agent uses the task tool creates a child session, and that session's first catalog settled the same verdict and printed the same stderr line again. The headless line is now deduplicated per verdict across the process; sessions still track their own announcement for the toast and offer surfaces.

…ow latch The store is empty until kv.json has been read, so an offer raised on the first message after a restart read a persisted "Not now" as absent and showed the dialog inside the seven days. `api.kv.ready` is a plain getter, so the offer polls it (25 ms, bounded at 3 s) and on timeout proceeds as before.

… tree `Process.run` settles on `close`, and the abort only signalled npm's own pid, so a descendant that kept the stderr pipe open held `installEngine` past the five minutes and the dialog stayed on "Installing…". The install now runs in its own process group, settles on the child's `exit`, and at the deadline signals the group — SIGTERM, then SIGKILL after a grace — before reporting the timeout.

npm, the group leader, normally dies on the deadline's SIGTERM, and its exit cleared the escalation timer — so a descendant that ignored SIGTERM outlived the reported timeout. Once the deadline has fired the SIGKILL to the process group stays scheduled; the group outlives its leader while any member is alive.

…orkspace)

The dialog already skipped filtering (`skipFilter`); the box itself only collected stray keystrokes while the install ran. `renderFilter` is passed through the plugin dialog API to the component that already supports it.

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fix: drop the filter box from the engine install offer dialog

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The dialog already skipped filtering (`skipFilter`); the box itself only collected stray keystrokes while the install ran. `renderFilter` is passed through the plugin dialog API to the component that already supports it.

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