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Add snapshot editing, durable compaction, and live turn control - #51
Add snapshot-aware file reads and batched edits with stale-content rejection and checkpoint undo/redo. Long tool loops persist compaction working state before replacing context. Interactive turns support safe steering, cancellation, queued follow-ups, and explicit request-ID approvals through a single terminal reader.
Review fixes preserve corrections through cancellation and verification repairs, retain corrections at iteration limits, avoid cancellation callbacks under locks, freeze captured provider requests, enforce snapshot workspace permission checks, and account for all successful provider iterations. The global cache eviction test is isolated from concurrent context tests.
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dotnet build SharpClawCode.sln --configuration Release --warnaserror — zero warnings/errors
Full Debug suite: 450 passed (302 unit, 128 integration, 20 parity)
Release validation: 128 integration and 20 parity tests passed; all 302 unit tests passed after isolating the shared-cache test
Targeted runtime, snapshot, approval, cancellation/resume, compaction/replay, and verification regressions
Cross-platform CI runs on this PR; local validation used macOS
Risk and compatibility
Existing tool JSON, permission modes, checkpoint formats, and result envelopes remain compatible; new events and tools are additive
Dangerous file and shell operations retain existing permission gates
No credentials, local state, or generated secrets included
Compaction uses configurable token estimates rather than provider tokenizers. Snapshot publication rechecks decoded text before replacement but cannot provide an OS-level compare-and-swap against external editors. These boundaries are documented in docs/interactive-runtime.md.
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New Features
Added snapshot-based file reading and batch editing, with stale-change detection, permission checks, and undo/redo support.
REPL sessions now support canceling or steering active turns, queuing follow-up prompts, viewing live progress, and responding to approval requests.
Agent tool calls can run through multiple steps, with results returned to the conversation.
Automatic context compaction can preserve recent exchanges and resume from saved summaries.
Bug Fixes
Improved REPL recovery after canceled input, approval interruptions, and prompt failures.
Documentation
Added guidance on interactive runtime controls, snapshot editing, and context compaction.
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The pull request adds snapshot-based file editing, automatic context compaction, and live controls for REPL turns. It updates provider tool execution and conversation history replay, adds runtime configuration and persisted events, and includes related documentation and tests.
Adds provider-request context preparation with configurable budgets and durable compaction events. History assembly replays primary compaction snapshots and steering after the snapshot. Kernel results include accumulated provider and compaction usage.
Live turn controls and REPL integration src/SharpClaw.Code.Runtime/Turns/..., src/SharpClaw.Code.Commands/Repl/..., src/SharpClaw.Code.Cli/..., src/SharpClaw.Code.Runtime/Verification/VerificationLoopCoordinator.cs, tests/SharpClaw.Code.UnitTests/Runtime/..., tests/SharpClaw.Code.IntegrationTests/Runtime/..., tests/SharpClaw.Code.IntegrationTests/Verification/AutomaticVerificationTests.cs, README.md, docs/agents.md, docs/interactive-runtime.md
Adds scoped cancellation, bounded steering, and progress events. The REPL handles queued prompts, turn controls, and approval responses. Tests cover input routing, cancellation, steering replay, and approval outcomes.
sequenceDiagram
participant Kernel as ProviderBackedAgentKernel
participant Context as AutomaticContextManager
participant Provider as IModelProvider
participant Events as IEventStore
Kernel->>Context: PrepareAsync with provider request
Context->>Provider: Request JSON working-state summary
Provider-->>Context: Return summary and usage
Context->>Events: Append ContextCompactedEvent
Context-->>Kernel: Return prepared request and compaction usage
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Avoid a full session event-log read on every repair attempt.
Each repair attempt reads the whole session event log and then keeps only this turn's TurnSteeredEvent items. IEventStore has no turn-scoped read, so each read grows with total session history. Consider adding a turn-filtered read to IEventStore, or reading only events appended since the last read.
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Review comment at
@src/SharpClaw.Code.Runtime/Verification/VerificationLoopCoordinator.cs at line
48:
Update the repair-attempt event retrieval around IEventStore.ReadAllAsync so it
does not reread the full session history each time. Use a turn-scoped read or
safely track and read only events appended since the previous read, preserving
the current-turn TurnSteeredEvent filtering and ensuring no newly appended
events are missed.
Build the edited text in one pass instead of concatenating per edit.
Build the edited text in one pass instead of concatenating per edit.
Each loop iteration in ExecuteAsync builds a new copy of the full file. With up to 100 edits, the cost scales with the edit count times the file size. No file size limit applies before this loop, so a large file with a full batch causes this cost.
Suggested fix
+using System.Text;
- var updated = text;- foreach (var edit in edits.Reverse())- updated = string.Concat(updated.AsSpan(0, snapshot.Offset(edit.StartLine)), edit.NewText, updated.AsSpan(snapshot.Offset(edit.StartLine + edit.DeleteLineCount)));+ var builder = new StringBuilder(text.Length);+ var copiedUntil = 0;+ foreach (var edit in edits)+ {+ builder.Append(text, copiedUntil, snapshot.Offset(edit.StartLine) - copiedUntil);+ builder.Append(edit.NewText);+ copiedUntil = snapshot.Offset(edit.StartLine + edit.DeleteLineCount);+ }+ builder.Append(text, copiedUntil, text.Length - copiedUntil);+ var updated = builder.ToString();
The edits are already sorted ascending and checked for overlap, so one forward pass gives the same result as the reverse pass. The updated == text check and the write path stay unchanged.
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Review comment at @src/SharpClaw.Code.Tools/BuiltIn/EditFileSnapshotTool.cs
around lines 43 - 44:
Update the edit-application loop in ExecuteAsync to build the result in one
forward pass using a single output buffer, appending unchanged source spans and
replacement text for each already-sorted edit, then the remaining source text.
Preserve the existing no-change check and write path.
Bound the file size before readfilesnapshot builds a snapshot.
Bound the file size before read_file_snapshot builds a snapshot.
read_file_snapshot reads the entire file before it returns a window of at most 500 lines. The read has no size cap. FileTextSnapshot then hashes a full UTF-8 copy and builds a full line index, even for a one-line request. For very large or line-dense files, this adds allocation and CPU work proportional to the file size. Add a file-size limit before the read, or compute the window without indexing the whole file.
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Review comment at @src/SharpClaw.Code.Tools/Utilities/FileTextSnapshot.cs around
lines 10 - 11:
Update the read_file_snapshot flow to bound file size before reading the entire
file, or compute the requested window without creating full-file allocations;
avoid hashing a full UTF-8 copy and building the complete Starts index for a
small window. Establish the appropriate size limit and preserve existing
snapshot behavior for files within that limit.
Acquire semantic-write.lock in writefile and editfile before they read the file.
27-27: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Acquire semantic-write.lock in write_file and edit_file before they read the file.
edit_file_snapshot holds the lock, but write_file, edit_file, and undo/redo do not. Another session can write between the snapshot editor's compare and move. The snapshot edit then overwrites that change, and its undo record holds stale content.
Suggested fix for WriteFileTool
var arguments = DeserializeArguments<WriteFileToolArguments>(request);
var pathResolver = new WorkspacePathResolver(pathService);
var fullPath = pathResolver.ResolvePath(context, arguments.Path);
var relative = pathResolver.ToRelativePath(context, fullPath);
+ await using var writeLock = await fileSystem.AcquireExclusiveFileLockAsync(+ pathResolver.ResolvePath(context, ".sharpclaw/locks/semantic-write.lock"), cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
var prior = await fileSystem.ReadAllTextIfExistsAsync(fullPath, cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
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Review comment at @src/SharpClaw.Code.Tools/BuiltIn/EditFileSnapshotTool.cs at
line 27:
Update WriteFileTool, EditFileTool, and undo/redo operations to acquire the
existing semantic-write lock before reading file contents, and hold it through
each write so they coordinate with EditFileSnapshotTool’s compare-and-move
operation. Reuse the established lock mechanism and preserve the existing read
and write behavior.
Cap the characters returned for each snapshot line.
Cap the characters returned for each snapshot line.
limit caps the number of lines, not the length of each line. A single long line, such as one from a minified file, is returned in full in Content, Output, and StructuredOutputJson. That full result stays in the recent tool exchange. When the retained context estimate plus SummaryMaxTokens reaches the budget, AutomaticContextManager.PrepareAsync throws InvalidOperationException before the provider request is sent. Limit each returned line to a fixed character count, and mark the cut.
Suggested fix
- var lines = Enumerable.Range(start, end - start).Select(line => $"{line}|{text[snapshot.Offset(line)..snapshot.Offset(line + 1)].TrimEnd('\r', '\n')}");+ const int maxLineCharacters = 2000;+ var lines = Enumerable.Range(start, end - start).Select(line =>+ {+ var content = text[snapshot.Offset(line)..snapshot.Offset(line + 1)].TrimEnd('\r', '\n');+ return content.Length <= maxLineCharacters+ ? $"{line}|{content}"+ : $"{line}|{content[..maxLineCharacters]}... [truncated {content.Length - maxLineCharacters} characters]";+ });
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Review comment at @src/SharpClaw.Code.Tools/BuiltIn/ReadFileSnapshotTool.cs
around lines 32 - 34:
Cap each line in the snapshot `lines` sequence to a fixed character count before
building `FileSnapshotResult`, and visibly mark any truncated line with its
omitted character count. Preserve the line numbers and ensure the capped content
flows through `payload.Content`, `Output`, and `StructuredOutputJson`.
Add a test that runs SpectreReplTerminal through a cancelled read.
Add a test that runs SpectreReplTerminal through a cancelled read.
SpectreReplTerminal.ReadLineAsync keeps pendingRead after a cancelled wait, because Console.ReadLine cannot be cancelled. No test creates a SpectreReplTerminal. The MaxReaders assertions measure only the test Terminal fake. A change that starts a second Console.ReadLine after a cancelled wait would not fail any test.
A fake whose read stays pending does not cover this path, because it does not run the production pendingRead logic. Test the production class with a blocking reader:
Install a blocking TextReader with Console.SetIn before the first read starts.
Count ReadLine calls on the reader. Signal from the reader when each call begins.
Cancel the first wait. Start a second read, then release the reader. Assert that the second read returns the line from the first physical read.
Check for an extra read with a bounded wait on the start signal after the second read completes. An immediate count check can pass before a new read starts.
Bound every wait with a timeout.
In finally, release the reader and restore the original reader with Console.SetIn. A failed assertion then does not leave a blocked read or a replaced console input.
Place the test in an xUnit collection that does not run in parallel with other console-dependent tests, because Console.SetIn changes process-wide state.
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Review comment at
@tests/SharpClaw.Code.IntegrationTests/Runtime/ReplLiveControlTests.cs around
lines 141 - 148:
Add a test for SpectreReplTerminal.ReadLineAsync using a blocking TextReader
installed with Console.SetIn; verify a cancelled first wait followed by a second
read returns the first physical read’s line without starting another ReadLine
call. Signal each read start and use bounded waits, including a bounded check
for an extra read after completion; release the reader and restore the original
console input in finally. Put the test in an xUnit collection that prevents
parallel execution with other console-dependent tests.
Check the second token after the first flow cancels.
Check the second token after the first flow cancels.
The second flow checks its cancellation token at line 72. The first flow cancels its own handle at line 73. The two flows start from the same ready signal, so their order is not fixed. If first cancels before second reaches line 72, a regression that cancels all handles fails the test. If second reaches line 72 first, the test passes, and no check runs after the cancel.
Add a check that runs after first cancels. Use a second signal so that second waits for the cancel:
Suggested fix
var ready = new TaskCompletionSource(TaskCreationOptions.RunContinuationsAsynchronously);
+ var canceled = new TaskCompletionSource(TaskCreationOptions.RunContinuationsAsynchronously);
var count = 0;
@@
reader.Current.SessionId.Should().Be(id);
handle.CancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested.Should().BeFalse();
- if (id == "first") handle.Cancel();+ if (id == "first")+ {+ handle.Cancel();+ handle.CancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested.Should().BeTrue();+ canceled.TrySetResult();+ }+ else+ {+ await canceled.Task.WaitAsync(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10));+ handle.CancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested.Should().BeFalse();+ }
}
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Review comment at
@tests/SharpClaw.Code.IntegrationTests/Runtime/InteractiveMilestoneTests.cs
around lines 72 - 73:
Update the concurrent flow checks around `ready` and `handle.Cancel()` to
coordinate a post-cancellation assertion: after the `first` flow cancels, signal
the `second` flow to verify its `CancellationToken` remains uncanceled. Keep the
initial token checks and ensure the second flow waits for that signal before
asserting.
Add REPL coverage for steering that is still pending when a turn settles.
Add REPL coverage for steering that is still pending when a turn settles.
Steering_at_iteration_limit_remains_available_as_follow_up checks only that the message stays in the live handle. It never runs ReplHost, and it never reads a follow-up prompt. The enqueue of pending steering in the finally block of RunControlledPromptAsync (src/SharpClaw.Code.Commands/Repl/ReplHost.cs:152-154) can be removed without failing any test. The existing REPL tests cover ordinary queued text, not pending steering.
Add a case to ReplLiveControlTests that:
Runs the first prompt with a tool-iteration limit of one. The current Services helper does not set one.
Sends /steer Keep the API unchanged. before that turn settles.
Lets the turn settle. Then reads the next TurnExecutionResult from renderer.Results and asserts that result.Turn.Input equals "Keep the API unchanged.".
This test would fail if the queued.Enqueue(pending) hand-off were removed.
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Review comment at
@tests/SharpClaw.Code.IntegrationTests/Runtime/InteractiveMilestoneTests.cs
around lines 171 - 173:
Add a case to ReplLiveControlTests that runs a prompt with a tool-iteration
limit of one, sends “Keep the API unchanged.” via /steer before the turn
settles, then reads the follow-up TurnExecutionResult from renderer.Results and
asserts its input is that message. Update the Services helper to configure the
limit, ensuring the test verifies pending steering is handed off after the first
turn settles.
Add an unfinished primary-run compaction case to the replay test.
Add an unfinished primary-run compaction case to the replay test.
The unfinished-turn assertion at lines 124-126 uses an event with IsPrimaryRun=false. Compaction selection filters on that flag, so the event is ignored. A change that makes unfinished turns read primary-run compaction would still pass this test. The integration restart test at InteractiveMilestoneTests.cs:93 only checks compaction after a completed run, so no other test covers this path. Add the same event with IsPrimaryRun=true and assert that the unfinished turn still yields no history.
Suggested test addition
ConversationHistoryAssembler.Assemble([started, evt]).Should().BeEmpty();
+ var primaryEvt = evt with { IsPrimaryRun = true };+ ConversationHistoryAssembler.Assemble([started, primaryEvt]).Should().BeEmpty();
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Review comment at
@tests/SharpClaw.Code.UnitTests/Runtime/AutomaticContextManagerTests.cs around
lines 123 - 125:
Add an unfinished-turn replay assertion in the test around
ConversationHistoryAssembler.Assemble using a ContextCompactedEvent with
IsPrimaryRun set to true. Verify that assembling [started, primaryEvt] still
returns empty history, preserving the existing non-primary-run assertion.
Cover the post-staging recheck with a test that changes the target during staging.
Cover the post-staging recheck with a test that changes the target during staging.
The test at SnapshotEditingTests.cs:111 leaves the target already different from the expected text. A comparison moved before staging would produce the same false, so the test does not protect the ordering. Write stale to the target. Build the writer with new ConditionalFileWriter(decorator), where the decorator delegates to the real IFileSystem. In WriteAllTextAsync, when the path is the temporary path, overwrite the target with external. Then assert that WriteAsync returns false and that the target still contains external. This test fails if the recheck runs before staging, because the target passes that check and the file is then published.
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Review comment at @tests/SharpClaw.Code.UnitTests/Tools/SnapshotEditingTests.cs
at line 111:
The existing test does not verify that ConditionalFileWriter rechecks the target
after staging. Update the test around WriteAsync to start with the target
matching the expected text, then use a decorating IFileSystem that changes the
target when WriteAllTextAsync writes the temporary file; assert WriteAsync
returns false and the target retains the external change.
Add a test for cancellation that arrives during the precheck read.
Add a test for cancellation that arrives during the precheck read.
The existing cancellation test passes an already-canceled token. The staging write returns a canceled task before it opens the file, so the ThrowIfCancellationRequested() check at ConditionalFileWriter.cs:17 never runs in that test. Removing that check leaves the suite passing. The interface documents that cancellation before publication leaves the target untouched, and no test checks that guarantee.
Add a test with a file-system double whose precheck read cancels the token and then returns the current content. Assert that OperationCanceledException is thrown, that the target still contains "external", and that no .sharpclaw-edit-*.tmp files remain.
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Review comment at @tests/SharpClaw.Code.UnitTests/Tools/SnapshotEditingTests.cs
around lines 112 - 114:
Add a cancellation-during-precheck test alongside the existing
`writer.WriteAsync` cancellation test: use a file-system double whose precheck
read cancels the token and returns the current content, then verify
`OperationCanceledException` is thrown, the target remains `"external"`, and no
`.sharpclaw-edit-*.tmp` files remain.
Add a symbolic-link case for the snapshot read tool.
Add a symbolic-link case for the snapshot read tool.
The snapshot test covers only ../outside. The symbolic-link test covers write_file through the shared boundary rule. A regression confined to the snapshot read path would not fail any test. The suggested test creates the outside file inside a try block and deletes it in a finally block, so the file is removed even when an assertion throws. On platforms or accounts that cannot create symbolic links, the test returns early.
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Review comment at @tests/SharpClaw.Code.UnitTests/Tools/SnapshotEditingTests.cs
around lines 124 - 128:
Add a symbolic-link boundary test alongside the existing snapshot read test:
create an in-workspace symlink to an outside file, invoke read_file_snapshot on
the link, and assert the result fails and permission is denied. Clean up the
outside file in a finally block, and skip the test when symlink creation is
unsupported or disallowed.
…paction pinning
- Stage snapshot replacements with the target's Unix mode before writing
content, and report a target deleted mid-staging as stale.
- Document that snapshot publication does not keep owner/ACLs/xattrs.
- write_file and edit_file take the shared semantic-write lock.
- REPL: keep the session open on non-provider prompt failures; return
nonzero for unknown slash commands and failed custom commands; keep
the last exit code on idle Ctrl+C.
- Compaction: check the summary budget only once compaction is needed,
and pin the turn's original request as well as the latest correction.
- Keep provider-reported usage when the response text is empty.
- Add coverage for staging recheck, precheck cancellation, snapshot
symlink escape, unfinished primary compaction, and cancel isolation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Add snapshot-aware file reads and batched edits with stale-content rejection and checkpoint undo/redo. Long tool loops persist compaction working state before replacing context. Interactive turns support safe steering, cancellation, queued follow-ups, and explicit request-ID approvals through a single terminal reader.
Review fixes preserve corrections through cancellation and verification repairs, retain corrections at iteration limits, avoid cancellation callbacks under locks, freeze captured provider requests, enforce snapshot workspace permission checks, and account for all successful provider iterations. The global cache eviction test is isolated from concurrent context tests.
Validation
dotnet build SharpClawCode.sln --configuration Release --warnaserror— zero warnings/errorsRisk and compatibility
Compaction uses configurable token estimates rather than provider tokenizers. Snapshot publication rechecks decoded text before replacement but cannot provide an OS-level compare-and-swap against external editors. These boundaries are documented in
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