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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates group-chat mention handling and participant removal, merges persisted Auto Run history into final totals, adds rendered-chat copy normalization, and changes feedback conversation error handling to redact secrets and surface structured provider failures. ChangesGroup Chat Mention Matching and Participant Removal
Auto Run Batch Finalization from Persisted History
Rendered Chat Copy Normalization
Feedback Conversation Error Handling
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When an Auto Run spans a renderer/runtime restart, this reconstruction treats each persisted task history row as exactly one completed task, but the runner increments totalCompletedTasks by tasksCompletedThisRun and then writes only one history row for that agent invocation. If an invocation checks off multiple markdown tasks before the restart, the final summary, stats end record, and completion callback undercount those tasks instead of recovering the real total from durable history.
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| if (foldedMention === foldedActual) return 4; | ||
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This fallback makes mentionMatches return true for lower-priority normalized collisions, but some callers still use it with Array.find, for example !autorun participant resolution in group-chat-router.ts. With participants like Review Bot [Linux] and Review Bot (Linux), or CIA Agent Super Cool before CIA Agent (Super Cool), a legacy or safe alias can match the wrong first participant instead of being rejected or resolved by priority, so the moderator can trigger Auto Run on the wrong agent.
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| // This supports names with emojis, Unicode characters, dots, hyphens, underscores, | ||
| // and bracket punctuation from legacy normalized display names. | ||
| // Examples: @RunMaestro.ai, @my-agent, @CIA-Agent-(Super-Cool), @日本語 | ||
| const mentionPattern = /@([^\s@:,;!?'"<>]+)/g; |
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Because this pattern now includes bracket characters in the mention token, ordinary prose that wraps a mention in punctuation, such as (@Client) or @Client), is extracted as Client) rather than Client. The matching helpers do not strip closing brackets, so those mentions no longer route to an existing participant or auto-add a matching session, which is a regression for common parenthesized moderator/user text.
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| function redactProviderSecrets(output: string): string { | ||
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When a provider prints lower-case labels such as api_key=..., access_token: ..., or secret=..., this case-sensitive pattern does not redact them, and the new failure path includes provider output in the chat response. Those secrets were not surfaced before this change, so startup failures can now display them directly in the feedback UI.
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When the provider binary cannot be spawned, the process API can resolve with { success: false, pid: -1 } instead of rejecting, so this .catch path never runs. In that case no provider process exists to emit process:onExit, leaving the feedback turn stuck until the 10 minute inactivity timeout instead of showing the actionable startup message for missing or invalid binaries.
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| const availableSessionNamesForMentions = availableSessions.map((s) => s.name); | ||
| availableSessionsContext = `\n\n## Available Maestro Sessions (can be added via @mention):\n${availableSessions.map((s) => `- @${getMentionNameForContext(s.name, availableSessionNamesForMentions)} (${s.toolType})`).join('\n')}`; |
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When a participant already in the chat and an available session collide after bracket stripping, for example Review Bot [Linux] vs Review Bot (Linux), this builds the available-session alias list without the participant names, so both sections can advertise the same @Review-Bot-Linux alias. The router then treats that mention as the existing participant and skips auto-adding the advertised session, so the moderator cannot add the session shown in the prompt.
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When shared history is enabled for a project, history.getAll(projectPath, sessionId) returns the local session entries plus every JSONL entry from other hosts for that project; those shared entries are not filtered by sessionId. Aggregating that merged result here lets another agent's AUTO task rows or final summary inflate or truncate this run's final Auto Run totals.
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On machines whose default locale has special casing, notably Turkish or Azeri, toLocaleLowerCase() can fold I to ı, so a participant like AI Agent no longer matches a normal lowercase mention @ai-agent. Mention matching used to be locale-independent; use toLowerCase() or an explicit locale-neutral fold here so aliases work regardless of OS locale.
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| const CONTROL_SUMMARY_PREFIXES = [ | ||
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Recoverable Auto Run pauses are recorded as AUTO history rows with summaries like Auto Run error: ... in useAgentErrorListener, but that prefix is not treated as a control row here. After the user resumes and completes the run, aggregateAutoRunHistoryTotals counts the error row as a completed task, so final summaries and stats can report an extra task for runs that hit auth, rate-limit, network, or similar pauses.
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| .replace(new RegExp(`[ \\t]*${SOFT_BREAK}[ \\t]*`, 'g'), ' ') | ||
| .replace(/[ \t]+\n/g, '\n') | ||
| .replace(/\n[ \t]+/g, '\n') | ||
| .replace(/[ \t]{2,}/g, ' ') |
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Because the chat copy handler now intercepts all non-pre selections, this global whitespace collapse rewrites selected inline code and terminal-style text outside fenced blocks, for example --flag value becomes --flag value and aligned columns lose spacing. Limit the collapse to whitespace around the synthetic soft-break marker so copied commands and inline snippets keep their original spacing.
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| const alreadyParticipant = findUniqueMentionMatch( | ||
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When a participant's safe alias collides with an available session, this early participant-only match still treats the available session's legacy alias as already present. For example, with existing Review Bot [Linux] and available Review Bot (Linux), the context advertises @Review-Bot-(Linux) for the available agent, but this check matches it to the existing participant at the lower safe-normalized priority and continues before session lookup, so the available agent is never auto-added. Resolve against participants and sessions together, or only skip on exact or legacy participant matches.
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For a standard Auto Run with no worktree start marker, this slices history from the last final summary rather than from the current run's start time, so any earlier run in the same agent that crashed or was force-quit before writing a final Auto Run ... summary is counted into the next run's final or killed totals. That makes the new summary, stats end call, and completion callback report old tasks, duration, tokens, and cost even if the current run did little or no work; filter by a per-run start timestamp or write a start marker for every Auto Run before aggregating.
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Greptile SummaryThis PR consolidates five RC fixes: participant-removal now persists correctly and returns a typed result so callers only emit
Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge — no correctness bugs or security issues found across any of the changed files. All changed code paths are well-guarded: participant removal correctly skips event emission on no-ops, the kill action's trailing-blank-line issue flagged in a prior review has been addressed, the copy handler is correctly scoped to chat preset only, and aggregation logic has a clear documented limitation (upper-bound on crashed-run inflation) rather than a silent correctness flaw. Test hygiene is sound. No P0 or P1 findings identified. No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
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participant R as Renderer
participant IPC as IPC Handler
participant Agent as GroupChatAgent
participant Storage as GroupChatStorage
R->>IPC: groupChat:removeParticipant(id, name)
IPC->>Agent: removeParticipant(id, name)
Agent->>Storage: removeParticipantFromChatWithResult(id, name)
Storage->>Storage: enqueueWrite(id, fn)
Storage-->>Agent: "ParticipantRemovalResult { chat, removed }"
Agent-->>IPC: "ParticipantRemovalResult | null"
alt "removed === true"
IPC->>R: emitParticipantsChanged(id, chat.participants)
Note over R: onParticipantsChanged computes removedNames,clears participantStates and liveOutput
else "removed === false or null"
Note over IPC: skip emit — no state change
end
IPC-->>R: removal?.chat ?? null (invoke response)
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participant R as Renderer
participant IPC as IPC Handler
participant Agent as GroupChatAgent
participant Storage as GroupChatStorage
R->>IPC: groupChat:removeParticipant(id, name)
IPC->>Agent: removeParticipant(id, name)
Agent->>Storage: removeParticipantFromChatWithResult(id, name)
Storage->>Storage: enqueueWrite(id, fn)
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src/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.ts (1)
1162-1198: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDeduplicate Auto Run directives after canonical participant resolution.
extractAutoRunDirectives()dedupes raw aliases, so@CIA-Agent-Super-Cooland@CIA-Agent-(Super-Cool)can both resolve to the sameparticipant.nameand emit duplicateautoRunTriggeredevents. Track processed canonical participant names inside the loop before triggering the batch.Suggested canonical dedupe
// Track participants that will need to respond for synthesis round const participantsToRespond = new Set<string>(); const autoRunParticipantNames = new Set<string>(); + const processedAutoRunParticipantNames = new Set<string>();if (!participant) { console.warn( `[GroupChat:Debug] Autorun participant ${autoRunName} not found in chat - skipping` ); groupChatEmitters.emitMessage?.(groupChatId, { timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), from: 'system', content: `⚠️ Could not find participant @${autoRunName} for !autorun. Make sure the agent is added to the group chat.`, }); continue; } + + if (processedAutoRunParticipantNames.has(participant.name)) { + continue; + } + processedAutoRunParticipantNames.add(participant.name); + autoRunParticipantNames.add(participant.name); const matchingSession = findSessionForParticipantName(participant.name, sessions);Also applies to: 1247-1247
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.ts` around lines 1162 - 1198, The autoRunParticipantNames Set is being used to track processed participants, but it is not being checked before processing each directive in the loop. When multiple aliases resolve to the same canonical participant name via findUniqueMentionMatch(), duplicate autoRunTriggered events are emitted. Add a check at the beginning of the loop (after finding the participant) to skip processing if the canonical participant.name is already in the autoRunParticipantNames Set, ensuring each canonical participant is only processed once even if multiple aliases point to the same participant.src/main/group-chat/group-chat-agent.ts (1)
220-236: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClose the idempotency TOCTOU gap in
removeParticipant.Line 220 pre-checks chat existence, but Line 236 calls a storage function that re-loads and throws if the chat is deleted in between. That breaks the “chat-missing is no-op” contract and can leak avoidable errors to IPC callers.
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export async function removeParticipant( groupChatId: string, participantName: string, processManager?: IProcessManager ): Promise<ParticipantRemovalResult | null> { @@ - // Remove from group chat and return the persisted state to callers. - return removeParticipantFromChatWithResult(groupChatId, participantName); + // Remove from group chat and return the persisted state to callers. + // Keep idempotency if chat disappears between pre-check and write-queue execution. + try { + return await removeParticipantFromChatWithResult(groupChatId, participantName); + } catch (error) { + if (error instanceof Error && error.message === `Group chat not found: ${groupChatId}`) { + return null; + } + throw error; + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/main/group-chat/group-chat-agent.ts` around lines 220 - 236, The removeParticipant function has a TOCTOU gap where it checks chat existence at the beginning using loadGroupChat but then calls removeParticipantFromChatWithResult which reloads the chat and throws an error if it has been deleted in the meantime, violating the intended "chat-missing is no-op" behavior. Modify the code to either pass the already-loaded chat object to removeParticipantFromChatWithResult to avoid the redundant reload, or wrap the removeParticipantFromChatWithResult call with error handling that gracefully returns null if the chat no longer exists instead of propagating the error to IPC callers.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@src/__tests__/renderer/services/feedbackConversation.test.ts`:
- Around line 250-254: The test is calling manager.sendMessage with void
(fire-and-forget), which prevents the promise from settling and causes
timeout/listener cleanup to never run during the test. Remove the void keyword
and await the sendMessage call properly so that the promise resolves and all
async operations complete before the test finishes, preventing open-handle
flakiness.
In `@src/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.ts`:
- Around line 464-477: The function getMentionNameForContext currently returns
safeName or legacyName without verifying that the returned alias actually
resolves back to the original participant name. When a collision occurs, the
legacyName fallback could match another peer's exact name, causing mention
routing to the wrong participant. Modify getMentionNameForContext to validate
that the candidate mention name (whether safeName or the legacyName fallback)
resolves uniquely to the input name parameter before returning it. If the
candidate fails validation, return a non-routable ambiguous label instead of an
actionable mention to prevent routing to the wrong peer.
- Around line 513-518: The findSessionForParticipantName function currently uses
findUniqueMentionMatch which applies priority-1 fuzzy mention matching, but this
is unsafe because the function receives persisted participant names that should
match exactly. Replace the findUniqueMentionMatch call with an exact matching
approach or one that uses only higher priority (2 or above) safe alias scoring
to prevent accidentally matching the wrong session when similar named sessions
exist, which could cause incorrect cwd, custom args, or SSH config to be used.
In `@src/renderer/components/Markdown/renderedCopy.ts`:
- Around line 96-103: The selectionIntersectsNativeCopySurface function
currently includes all input elements as native copy surfaces, but this
incorrectly captures GFM task-list checkbox inputs which should not be treated
as native copy surfaces. Modify the selector in both the container.matches
condition and the querySelectorAll call to exclude checkbox inputs by filtering
out input elements with type="checkbox", so that only textarea and text input
elements are treated as native copy surfaces.
In `@src/renderer/hooks/batch/internal/batchFinalSummary.ts`:
- Around line 65-73: The isAutoRunControlEntry function classifies entries as
control/delimiter rows based on summary patterns, which can incorrectly match
legitimate task summaries. Before applying the reserved-prefix matching logic in
isAutoRunControlEntry, add an early guard to check if the entry represents a new
legitimate task row by examining the completedTaskCount property. If
completedTaskCount indicates this is a real task entry rather than a control
row, return false before proceeding to the summary pattern checks to prevent
legitimate tasks from being incorrectly dropped from final totals.
In `@src/renderer/hooks/batch/internal/useBatchKillAction.ts`:
- Around line 98-118: The history aggregation and final marker operations in
useBatchKillAction.ts occur before the active batch processes are terminated,
allowing new history entries to be written after getAll() is called. Reorder the
code to first capture the elapsed time in finalTotals, then terminate the active
batch processes, and only then aggregate the history with getAll() and write the
final killed marker with window.maestro.stats.endAutoRun(). This ensures all
processes are settled before taking the history snapshot to accurately count the
killed summary and prevent post-final task rows.
In `@src/renderer/services/feedbackConversation.ts`:
- Around line 365-403: The window.maestro.process.spawn() call may throw
synchronously before returning a promise, which bypasses the .catch() handler
and prevents resolveOnce() from being called, leaving listeners and timeouts
active. Wrap the spawn call in a try-catch block to capture any synchronous
errors, and route them through the same failure handling path (the error message
building and callbacks?.onError?.() logic) that currently exists in the .catch()
handler, ensuring resolveOnce is always called.
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In `@src/main/group-chat/group-chat-agent.ts`:
- Around line 220-236: The removeParticipant function has a TOCTOU gap where it
checks chat existence at the beginning using loadGroupChat but then calls
removeParticipantFromChatWithResult which reloads the chat and throws an error
if it has been deleted in the meantime, violating the intended "chat-missing is
no-op" behavior. Modify the code to either pass the already-loaded chat object
to removeParticipantFromChatWithResult to avoid the redundant reload, or wrap
the removeParticipantFromChatWithResult call with error handling that gracefully
returns null if the chat no longer exists instead of propagating the error to
IPC callers.
In `@src/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.ts`:
- Around line 1162-1198: The autoRunParticipantNames Set is being used to track
processed participants, but it is not being checked before processing each
directive in the loop. When multiple aliases resolve to the same canonical
participant name via findUniqueMentionMatch(), duplicate autoRunTriggered events
are emitted. Add a check at the beginning of the loop (after finding the
participant) to skip processing if the canonical participant.name is already in
the autoRunParticipantNames Set, ensuring each canonical participant is only
processed once even if multiple aliases point to the same participant.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Kill active batch processes before taking the history snapshot/final marker.
At this point the task process is still alive until the later process-kill block, so a task can complete and write its AUTO history entry after getAll() or even after the Auto Run killed: marker. That undercounts the killed summary and leaves a post-final task row that the next aggregation can treat as part of a new run. Capture elapsedMs first, then terminate/settle the active batch processes before aggregating history and writing the final killed entry.
Also applies to: 128-160
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/renderer/hooks/batch/internal/useBatchKillAction.ts` around lines 98 -
118, The history aggregation and final marker operations in
useBatchKillAction.ts occur before the active batch processes are terminated,
allowing new history entries to be written after getAll() is called. Reorder the
code to first capture the elapsed time in finalTotals, then terminate the active
batch processes, and only then aggregate the history with getAll() and write the
final killed marker with window.maestro.stats.endAutoRun(). This ensures all
processes are settled before taking the history snapshot to accurately count the
killed summary and prevent post-final task rows.
- group-chat-router: findSessionForParticipantName now requires a match priority >= 2 (exact/legacy/safe) so persisted participant names can't borrow another session's cwd/args/SSH config via fuzzy folding; dedupe !autorun directives that resolve to the same canonical participant. - group-chat-agent: removeParticipant preserves the idempotent "chat-missing is a no-op" contract if the chat is deleted between the pre-check and the write-queue removal (TOCTOU). - batchFinalSummary: trust completedTaskCount when classifying history rows so a real task whose summary reads like a control phrase isn't dropped from totals; document the previous-run boundary limitation. - useBatchKillAction: filter empty token/cost placeholders so zero-cost kills don't render trailing blank lines. - renderedCopy: exclude GFM task-list checkbox/radio inputs from the native-copy-surface check so prose selections still normalize. - feedbackConversation: route synchronous spawn throws through the same failure/cleanup path so the turn can't hang until the inactivity timeout. - tests: cover the completedTaskCount guard; settle the in-flight sendMessage in the SSH forwarding test.
Address the remaining CodeRabbit/Codex review feedback on the bracketed mention-alias work (RunMaestro#1109); the rest of the PR's feedback was resolved in the prior commit. - getMentionNameForContext now only advertises an @alias that resolves *uniquely back to the same name* among its peers. Previously a normalized safe-name collision fell back to the legacy alias unconditionally, which could exact-match a *different* peer (e.g. "Agent (X)" advertising "@Agent-(X)" when an "Agent-(X)" peer exists) and route the moderator to the wrong agent. Non-resolving names fall back to the safe alias, which findUniqueMentionMatch sees as a tie and refuses to route (safe no-op). - Auto-add now resolves a mention against existing participants AND available sessions together (resolveSessionToAutoAdd), so a weak (safe-folded, priority-1) participant match can't shadow a stronger (legacy/exact) session match. Fixes the case where an existing "Review Bot [Linux]" participant blocked auto-adding a mentioned "Review Bot (Linux)" session. Consolidates the two duplicated skip/match blocks into one helper. - tests: cover the colliding-participant advertising case and the weak-participant-shadowing auto-add case.
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| // Advertise the highest-fidelity alias that resolves *uniquely back to this | ||
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The scoped AGENTS.md for this repo says to never use em dashes or en dashes anywhere, including code comments and tests. This added comment contains U+2014, and the same new character is also introduced in src/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.ts:553 and src/__tests__/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.test.ts:621, so the patch violates the repo style rule even though runtime behavior is unchanged.
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| const autoRunDirectives: AutoRunDirective[] = []; | ||
| // Matches: !autorun @AgentName OR !autorun @AgentName:filename.md | ||
| const autoRunPattern = /!autorun\s+@([^\s@:,;!?()\[\]{}'"<>]+)(?::([^\s,;!?()\[\]{}'"<>]+))?/g; | ||
| const autoRunPattern = /!autorun\s+@([^\s@:,;!?'"<>]+)(?::([^\s,;!?'"<>]+))?/g; |
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When a moderator wraps a targeted directive in punctuation, for example (!autorun @Agent:plan.md), this expanded filename capture now includes the closing ) and emits targetFilename === "plan.md)". resolveGroupChatAutoRunTarget only strips path slashes and a .md suffix, so the targeted Auto Run will fail to find the existing plan.md; keep supporting filenames like Phase-01-(Setup).md, but strip only unmatched trailing closers from match[2] before emitting the trigger.
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When removing an active participant, this local setGroupChats can run before the participantsChanged listener processes the main-process event. In that ordering the listener sees the participant already absent, computes no removedNames, and never clears participantStates or live output for the removed name, so a removed working participant can keep the active chat marked busy in the left bar. Clear those per-participant maps here as well, or let the event be the only place that updates the participant list.
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These new startup-failure branches resolve a DEFAULT_FEEDBACK_RESPONSE with ready: false, but they only call onError, while FeedbackChatView updates isReady and lastResponse exclusively from onComplete. If a previous turn had already enabled Submit and a later send hits success=false or the catch branch below, the UI still submits the stale previous issue details despite showing the provider-startup failure; call the completion callback with the error response or have the caller derive readiness from the returned response.
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- group-chat-router: drop em-dashes from new comments (repo style rule); extractAutoRunDirectives strips unmatched trailing closers from targeted filenames so "(!autorun @A:plan.md)" runs "plan.md", while balanced names like "Phase-01-(Setup).md" stay intact. - group-chat-types: rewrite stripUnmatchedTrailingClosers with a positional opener-stack scan so an earlier unmatched closer can't make a balanced trailing group look unmatched (e.g. "foo)-bar(1))" now yields "foo)-bar(1)"); exported for direct testing. Also hardens mention cleaning. - feedbackConversation: centralize onComplete in resolveOnce so feedback readiness resets on every terminal outcome (success, provider failure, timeout), preventing a stale "ready" turn from being submitted after a provider startup failure. - GroupChatRightPanel: clear a removed participant's transient state in the optimistic local removal so a removed working participant can't stay marked busy when the local update wins the race with participantsChanged. - tests: cover the closer-stripping helper, the parenthesized autorun filename, and onComplete-on-failure readiness reset. Self-reviewed with `codex exec review --uncommitted` (clean: no introduced correctness issues).
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sendMessage()snapshotscurrentAgentType, butbuildArgsForAgent()can still fall back to mutablethis.agentType. If the conversation restarts whilewindow.maestro.agents.get()is pending and the returned agent lacksid, the old turn can choose args for the new session’s provider.Suggested fix
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- Around line 283-294: The resolveOnce flow in feedbackConversation.ts should
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- Line 357: `sendMessage()` already snapshots `currentAgentType`, but
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pick the wrong provider after a restart. Update the argument selection path in
`sendMessage()` and `buildArgsForAgent()` so the snapped agent type is passed
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When another participant change for the same chat completes while this removal IPC call is in flight, its participantsChanged event can already have updated the store. This block then replaces the whole chat with the older removal snapshot returned by the earlier call, which can drop a newly added participant until the chat is reloaded. Since the main handler emits participantsChanged for removals, rely on that event or merge only the deleted participant instead of writing the full returned chat.
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…emoval Review fix (RunMaestro#1121): handleRemoveParticipant wrote the full removal-IPC snapshot back to the store, which could overwrite a newer participantsChanged update (e.g. a participant added while the removal was in flight). Merge only the removed participant out of the current store state instead, mirroring the canonical participantsChanged handler; removal detection still uses the IPC response.
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When two mentionable sessions differ only by bracket style, for example Review Bot [Linux] and Review Bot (Linux), stripping all brackets makes normalizeMentionName() return Review-Bot-Linux for both. The autocomplete in GroupChatInput and PromptComposerModal inserts this value as the @ mention, but resolveSessionToAutoAdd() now rejects that safe alias as ambiguous, so selecting either dropdown item cannot add either agent. Keep a legacy or bracketed alias when needed, like the router prompt context does.
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For selections that include Markdown lists outside <pre>, the new copy handler serializes each <li> as only its child text. Since CSS list markers are not part of textContent, copying a numbered or bulleted answer now yields first\nsecond instead of preserving 1. first\n2. second or bullets, which can change instructions or task lists users paste into terminals or issues. Include the marker or let list selections use the native copy path.
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| // This supports names with emojis, Unicode characters, dots, hyphens, underscores, | ||
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When a mention is used as Markdown link text, for example [@Client](https://example.com), this expanded token now captures Client](https instead of just Client because brackets and ( are allowed until the URL colon. cleanMentionName() only trims edge punctuation, so the mention no longer matches an existing participant or auto-adds a session. This is separate from plain closing punctuation: the fresh failure is the link syntax between the mention and destination.
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… stripping (RunMaestro#1121) Round-3 review fixes (codex P2): autocomplete now inserts the highest-fidelity unique mention alias via the shared getMentionNameForContext (moved out of the router), so bracket-only-distinct sessions get a routable disambiguated alias; rendered-chat copy preserves list markers (-, ordered numbers honoring start/value, and task-list checkboxes); cleanMentionName strips a markdown link tail (cuts at '](') so '[@client](url)' resolves to 'Client'. Removed now-unused mention-normalize imports from the router. +tests (new renderedCopy.test.ts).
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| const historyEntries = await window.maestro.history.getAll(undefined, sessionId); | ||
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For worktree Auto Runs with createPROnCompletion, this history merge happens only after the PR creation block above, which still gates on the runtime totalCompletedTasks > 0 and passes that runtime count into createPR. In the restart scenario this change is trying to recover from, the runtime counter can be 0 or otherwise undercount while persisted history contains completed tasks, so completed worktree runs can skip PR creation or create a PR with the wrong task count even though the final summary later reports the recovered totals. Compute and use the merged totals before the PR block as well.
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When two open sessions share the same display name, for example a Claude agent and a Codex or terminal session both named after the same project folder, this lookup scores both as exact matches and returns undefined because of the tie. The downstream group-chat paths then lose the participant's configured cwd and Auto Run folder (matchingSession?.cwd falls back to home, and matchingSession?.autoRunFolderPath is treated as missing), even though the participant records its agentId; pass the expected agent/tool type into this lookup or filter incompatible sessions before tie-breaking.
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In the current tree this assertion is stale: the serializer now intentionally preserves list markers, so bunx vitest run src/__tests__/renderer/components/MarkdownRenderer.test.tsx fails here with received - First item\n- Second item instead of bare item text. Update this expectation, or remove the duplicate test in favor of the new marker-focused coverage, so the targeted renderer test suite is not red.
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When copying a nested Markdown list, the nested <ul> or <ol> is serialized as part of the parent <li> body with no separator before this return, so a selection like - parent\n - child becomes - parent- child on the clipboard. This changes pasted task lists and instructions outside code blocks; insert a line break before child list blocks or serialize nested lists separately before appending the parent item text.
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…erved markers (RunMaestro#1121) The round-3 renderedCopy fix now preserves list markers on copy (per the codex review), so the existing RunMaestro#1101 'keeps list items on separate lines' test in MarkdownRenderer.test.tsx must expect the bullets ('- First item\n- Second item'). Full CI caught this; targeted runs had not included that file.
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Closes #734, closes #1064, closes #1100, closes #1101, closes #1109.
This draft PR consolidates the cleaned focused triage fixes for five valid rc issues:
The temporary triage report was intentionally excluded from the commit; this PR contains only product code and regression tests.
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bunx vitest run src/__tests__/main/group-chat/group-chat-agent.test.ts src/__tests__/main/group-chat/group-chat-router.test.ts src/__tests__/main/group-chat/group-chat-storage.test.ts src/__tests__/main/ipc/handlers/groupChat.test.ts src/__tests__/shared/group-chat-types.test.ts— 5 files, 262 tests passedbunx vitest run src/__tests__/renderer/components/MarkdownRenderer.test.tsx src/__tests__/renderer/services/feedbackConversation.test.ts src/__tests__/renderer/hooks/useGroupChatHandlers.test.ts— 3 files, 229 tests passedbunx vitest run src/__tests__/renderer/hooks/batch/batchFinalSummary.test.ts src/__tests__/renderer/hooks/batch/useBatchKillAction.test.ts— 2 files, 28 tests passedbun run lint— passedgit diff --cached --checkbefore commit — passedNote: the branch was pushed with
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