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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds authenticated sandbox boot-progress reporting. The control plane decodes session IDs, persists boot liveness, exposes the internal endpoint, and applies liveness-aware timeout and startup fencing. ChangesBoot progress lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change makes startup watchdog behavior progress-aware, but the current implementation can still allow stale resume results to overwrite provider data and can leave watchdog or lifecycle cleanup paths ineffective during failures. Merge should be blocked until the resume-attempt fencing and related timeout and cleanup failure paths are corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SandboxSupervisor
participant SessionRuntimeProxy
participant SessionDurableObject
participant SandboxLifecycleManager
participant SandboxRepository
SandboxSupervisor->>SessionRuntimeProxy: POST boot-progress with sandbox ID
SessionRuntimeProxy->>SessionDurableObject: Forward decoded session request
SessionDurableObject->>SandboxLifecycleManager: Record authenticated progress
SandboxLifecycleManager->>SandboxRepository: Persist liveness timestamp
SandboxRepository-->>SandboxLifecycleManager: Accept or reject update
SandboxLifecycleManager-->>SandboxSupervisor: Return progress response
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Summary
PR #1581, “Make sandbox startup watchdog progress-aware” by @ColeMurray. Reviewed 24 changed files (+935/-113); the change adds authenticated boot-progress reporting, persists liveness in the Session DO, and fences startup commits/timeouts by sandbox identity. Overall this looks correct and well covered.
Critical Issues
None found.
Suggestions
None blocking. The main residual risk is operational: if progress delivery itself is disrupted, the watchdog intentionally falls back to the existing stale/missing-progress timeout behavior.
Positive Feedback
- Good use of sandbox-token authentication at the public route and server-side timestamping in the DO, so callers cannot spoof liveness timestamps.
- The storage updates are parameterized and fenced by logical sandbox identity plus boot state, which addresses late provider results and stale alarms cleanly.
- Tests cover the important race cases: stale progress rejection, liveness-based re-arming, timeout fencing, late provider result discard, and runtime reporting cancellation before bridge startup.
Questions
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Verdict
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[deep review] The startup watchdog no longer has an absolute upper bound: periodic runtime liveness is treated as forward progress, so a permanently hung boot can refresh the deadline forever. The inline comment describes the required state-model correction.
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packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/decisions.ts (1)
272-272: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRename
timeSinceLastSpawnto match its new meaning.The value no longer measures time since the spawn. It measures time since the most recent liveness signal, which is either the creation time or the boot-progress time. The function uses the same variable in three unrelated branches: the stale-boot check, the
readyreconnect wait, and the spawn cooldown. A name such astimeSinceLivenessMskeeps those branches readable.♻️ Proposed rename
- const timeSinceLastSpawn = now - Math.max(state.createdAt, state.bootProgressAt ?? 0); + const timeSinceLivenessMs = now - Math.max(state.createdAt, state.bootProgressAt ?? 0);Update the four later reads at the stale-boot check, the
readywait branch, and the cooldown branch.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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207-239: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winModel
preserveMissingin thecommitProviderStartupmock.The repository implementation branches on
preserveMissing. When it isfalse, absent endpoint values overwrite the stored columns withNULL. This mock ignores the flag and only assigns fields that the caller supplies, so it always behaves aspreserveMissing: true. No current assertion depends on the difference, but a future test that checks a field is cleared on a non-preserving commit will pass here and fail againstSandboxRepository.commitProviderStartup.♻️ Proposed mock alignment
commitProviderStartup: vi.fn(async (data) => { calls.push("commitProviderStartup"); if ( !sandbox || sandbox.modal_sandbox_id !== data.expectedSandboxId || !["spawning", "connecting", "ready"].includes(sandbox.status) ) return false; if (data.providerObjectId) { sandbox.modal_object_id = data.providerObjectId; calls.push(`updateSandboxModalObjectId:${data.providerObjectId}`); } if (data.codeServer) { sandbox.code_server_url = data.codeServer.url; sandbox.code_server_password = data.codeServer.password; calls.push(`updateSandboxCodeServer:${data.codeServer.url}`); + } else if (!data.preserveMissing) { + sandbox.code_server_url = null; + sandbox.code_server_password = null; } if (data.vnc) { sandbox.vnc_url = data.vnc.url; sandbox.vnc_password = data.vnc.password; calls.push(`updateSandboxVnc:${data.vnc.url}`); + } else if (!data.preserveMissing) { + sandbox.vnc_url = null; + sandbox.vnc_password = null; } if (data.tunnelUrls) { sandbox.tunnel_urls = JSON.stringify(data.tunnelUrls); calls.push("updateSandboxTunnelUrls"); + } else if (!data.preserveMissing) { + sandbox.tunnel_urls = null; } if (data.ttyd) { sandbox.ttyd_url = data.ttyd.url; sandbox.ttyd_token = data.ttyd.token; calls.push("updateSandboxTtyd"); + } else if (!data.preserveMissing) { + sandbox.ttyd_url = null; + sandbox.ttyd_token = null; } return true; }),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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91-97: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winGuard the progress loop against non-
httpx.HTTPErrorexceptions.
_report_boot_progresscatches onlyhttpx.HTTPError. Other exceptions, for examplehttpx.InvalidURLfrom a malformedCONTROL_PLANE_URL, propagate out of_boot_progress_loopand end the task._stop_boot_progressgathers withreturn_exceptions=True, so the failure is never logged. The control plane then sees no progress and fails the boot at the connecting timeout.Catch
Exceptionin the loop so one failed report does not stop periodic reporting.♻️ Proposed hardening
async def _boot_progress_loop(self) -> None: while True: - await self._report_boot_progress() + try: + await self._report_boot_progress() + except Exception as error: # never let one failure end reporting + self.log.warn("supervisor.boot_progress_failed", error=type(error).__name__) await asyncio.sleep(self.BOOT_PROGRESS_INTERVAL_SECONDS)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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25-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover the rejection path of the fenced updates.
createMockSqlreturnsrowsWritten: 1for every statement. Every fenced method therefore returnstruein these tests. Thefalsebranch ofrecordBootProgress,failBootIfUnchanged, andcommitProviderStartupis what protects against stale sandbox identities, and it is never exercised here.Make
rowsWrittenconfigurable and add one case per method that assertsfalse.♻️ Proposed test-helper change
-function createMockSql() { +function createMockSql(rowsWritten = 1) { const calls: Array<{ query: string; params: unknown[] }> = []; const data = new Map<string, unknown[]>(); const sql: SqlStorage = { exec(query: string, ...params: unknown[]): SqlResult { calls.push({ query, params }); return { toArray: () => data.get(query) ?? [], one: () => null, - rowsWritten: 1, + rowsWritten, }; }, };Also applies to: 218-236
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/decisions.ts`:
- Line 272: Rename timeSinceLastSpawn to timeSinceLivenessMs in its declaration
and all four later reads, including the stale-boot check, ready reconnect wait,
and spawn cooldown branches; preserve the existing calculation and behavior.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.test.ts`:
- Around line 207-239: Update the commitProviderStartup mock to honor
data.preserveMissing like SandboxRepository.commitProviderStartup: when it is
false, clear absent endpoint fields to null, while preserving existing values
for omitted fields when it is true. Apply this consistently to the provider
object, code server, VNC, tunnel URLs, and ttyd fields without changing the
existing call tracking.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/session/sandbox-repository.test.ts`:
- Line 25: Update createMockSql to allow configurable rowsWritten values, then
add rejection-path test cases for recordBootProgress, failBootIfUnchanged, and
commitProviderStartup that configure zero affected rows and assert each method
returns false.
In `@packages/sandbox-runtime/src/sandbox_runtime/supervisor.py`:
- Around line 91-97: Update _boot_progress_loop to catch Exception around each
_report_boot_progress call so unexpected reporting errors cannot terminate the
periodic task; continue sleeping and retrying on subsequent iterations while
preserving the existing _report_boot_progress handling.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.ts`:
- Around line 1467-1473: Update enterProviderStartup() to schedule the earlier
of the standard connecting timeout and the absolute maximum boot deadline, using
the sandbox created_at timestamp with the current timestamp as fallback.
Preserve the existing alarm scheduler flow while ensuring startup cannot extend
beyond maxBootDurationMs when it is shorter than timeoutMs.
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packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.test.ts (1)
144-162: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReset
boot_progress_atin the lifecycle mock.The mock records progress at Lines 184-194, but
updateSandboxForSpawnandupdateSandboxForResumedo not clearsandbox.boot_progress_at. A test that reuses or backdates the mock sandbox can carry stale liveness into a new startup and miss a reset regression. Set this field tonullin both update methods.This keeps the mock aligned with the PR objective that boot liveness resets for every spawn and resume.
Proposed fix
if (sandbox) { sandbox.status = data.status; sandbox.created_at = data.createdAt; + sandbox.boot_progress_at = null; sandbox.auth_token_hash = data.authTokenHash; ... if (sandbox) { sandbox.status = data.status; sandbox.created_at = data.createdAt; + sandbox.boot_progress_at = null; }Also applies to: 184-206
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1623-1625: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBound late-provider cleanup.
This path awaits
stopProviderSandboxwithout a timeout. If the provider stop never settles,commitProviderStartupnever resolves, so spawn, restore, or resume cannot reach theirfinallyblocks. The in-memory startup flags then remain set. Use the same abort-and-timeout pattern asstopPriorProviderSandbox.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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978-990: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRetain the resume provider ID for stale-result cleanup.
result.providerObjectIdis optional. When resume returns success without a replacement ID,changedProviderObjectIdisundefinedat Line 984. If the guarded commit returnsfalse,discardLateProviderResultreceivesundefinedand skips provider cleanup. Preserve the known ID fromfinalProviderObjectId, or pass a separate cleanup ID.Proposed fix
- { ...result, providerObjectId: changedProviderObjectId }, + { ...result, providerObjectId: finalProviderObjectId },🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1589-1604: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAttempt cleanup when the atomic commit rejects.
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this.storage.commitProviderStartup(...)rejects, execution leaves this method beforediscardLateProviderResultat Line 1603. The caller then marks the sandbox as failed, but the provider result remains active. Catch the rejection, attempt best-effort cleanup, and rethrow the original error.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.test.ts`:
- Around line 144-162: Update the lifecycle mock methods updateSandboxForSpawn
and updateSandboxForResume to set sandbox.boot_progress_at to null whenever a
sandbox is present, ensuring reused sandboxes do not retain stale boot progress
across spawn or resume.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.ts`:
- Around line 1623-1625: Update the late-provider cleanup in
commitProviderStartup to use the same abort-and-timeout pattern as
stopPriorProviderSandbox when invoking stopProviderSandbox, ensuring the cleanup
await always settles and startup flags can be cleared by the caller’s finally
blocks.
- Around line 978-990: Update the stale-result cleanup path around
commitProviderStartup so a successful resume without a replacement
result.providerObjectId still retains the known finalProviderObjectId for
discardLateProviderResult. Keep replacement IDs when provided, and pass a
separate cleanup ID or fallback to finalProviderObjectId when the guarded commit
returns false.
- Around line 1589-1604: Update the commitProviderStartup flow in the
surrounding lifecycle method to catch rejected commits, invoke
discardLateProviderResult with the expected sandbox and provider object
identifiers as best-effort cleanup, then rethrow the original commit error.
Preserve the existing cleanup and false return path when the commit resolves to
false.
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Addressed the latest CodeRabbit outside-diff findings in 58b098d: spawn/resume mocks now reset boot progress, discarded resume results retain the known provider ID for cleanup, atomic commit errors trigger best-effort cleanup, and all late-provider stops use the bounded abort/timeout path. Added focused coverage for no-replacement resumes, commit failures, and hung cleanup. |
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- Around line 1582-1600: Move the terminal-token preparation call mintJwt into
the try block that protects commitProviderStartup, ensuring mintJwt rejection
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982-990: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftFence each resume attempt with an attempt identity.
resumeSandbox()retainsmodal_sandbox_id. Line 986 passes only that identifier tocommitProviderStartup.If a connecting timeout starts another resume,
updateSandboxForResume()changescreated_atbut retains the same logical sandbox ID. A late result from the first resume then satisfies the commit fence. It can overwrite the provider object ID or access data for the second resume.Pass an attempt ID or expected
created_atthroughProviderStartupData. Require that value in the atomiccommitProviderStartupcondition. Add a regression test where the first resume resolves after the second resume starts.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.ts`:
- Around line 982-990: The resume commit fence in resumeSandbox and
commitProviderStartup currently uses only modal_sandbox_id, allowing stale
results from an earlier resume attempt to commit. Propagate a per-attempt
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Addressed the final CodeRabbit outside-diff finding in c940cb9. Atomic provider startup persistence now fences on both logical sandbox ID and the attempt created_at. A regression test runs overlapping resumes through separate manager instances and verifies the late first result is discarded/stopped while only the current attempt commits. |
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All blocking findings are resolved on c940cb9. The watchdog now combines stale-liveness and absolute boot deadlines, provider cleanup is bounded and failure-safe, and provider startup persistence is fenced by logical sandbox plus attempt timestamp. Required checks are green.
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readyevent the authoritative execution grantWorkflow
EARLY_SANDBOX_CONNECTION=1.bootingheartbeats.connecting, treats the socket as control-only, and leaves queued prompts pending.readyevent.ready, starts normal monitoring, and drains the queue.connectingand must reannounceready.Design Boundaries
connecting/readyis the only execution-readiness state503until snapshot completionRollout
early_sandbox_connectiondefaults tofalseValidation
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docs/plans/early-sandbox-single-websocket.mdfor the complete architecture, rollout, test matrix, and acceptance criteria.