feat(relay): add @agent-relay/session SDK for cross-harness session continuity with full identity/attribution model - #1496
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟠 High · up to The new session SDK can make a session unusable when its journal contains a snapshot for another session, while concurrent writes may duplicate turn indexes, malformed turns may corrupt ordering, blank configuration may prevent authenticated access, and later snapshots may change ownership attribution. These correctness, availability, and auditability risks make the current revision unsafe to merge until fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Harness
participant SessionClient
participant Relayhistory
participant ResumePlanner
Harness->>SessionClient: createSession or writeTurn
SessionClient->>Relayhistory: persist session or journal turn
Relayhistory-->>SessionClient: session state or turn response
Harness->>SessionClient: resumeSession
SessionClient->>Relayhistory: fetch session and turns
Relayhistory-->>SessionClient: ordered journal
SessionClient->>ResumePlanner: determine continuation mode
ResumePlanner-->>Harness: native resume ID or injected context prompt
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packages/session/src/client.test.ts (3)
85-102: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd malformed journal reconstruction tests.
This test resumes only valid persisted turns. Add cases with invalid turn indexes, actor metadata, and steering records. Assert the defined validation outcome for each case.
This protects the public session state from malformed Relayhistory data.
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85-102: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTest returned-object isolation.
The test checks the first returned value only. Mutate the returned
sessionandturns, then resume the same session again. Assert that the reconstructed state is unchanged.This verifies that callers cannot mutate internal session state through a returned object.
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61-64: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate Relayhistory authentication in the mock.
The assertion checks only the request method.
relayhistoryBackend()accepts requests with no authentication header. A client that omits the configured token will pass this suite.Require the expected Relayhistory token header in the mock and assert it for the durable-write request.
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28-37: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider bounding the transcript size.
buildContextPromptserializes every turn with full content. A long-lived session produces a prompt that exceeds the context window of the receiving harness, and the request fails or the harness silently truncates the oldest turns.Add a turn limit or a per-turn content cap, and state in the prompt that older turns were omitted.
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In `@packages/session/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 445-460: Update parseActor to validate input.email with the
existing nonEmptyString helper, rejecting carriage returns, line feeds, and
other invalid empty values while preserving the current actor parsing behavior.
- Around line 269-288: Update SessionClientOptions and the SessionClient
constructor to support an optional timeoutMs, defaulting to 15,000 milliseconds,
and store it in `#timeoutMs`. In `#request`, create an AbortController-based bounded
timeout using `#timeoutMs` and pass its signal to `#fetch`, ensuring the timer is
cleaned up after completion while allowing callers to override the default.
- Around line 146-159: Replace instance-local `#serialize-based` turn-index
allocation in the turn-posting flow with server-side atomic allocation or
conditional append-and-conflict-retry, ensuring concurrent SessionClient
instances cannot reuse a nextTurnIndex. Apply the same protection to
recordSteering while preserving existing turn metadata and ordering behavior.
In `@packages/session/src/resume.ts`:
- Around line 39-49: Harden the journal fencing in the session prompt builder by
preventing serialized transcript content from producing a literal closing
relayhistory-journal-json delimiter. Update the code around
JSON.stringify(transcript, null, 2) to escape the delimiter’s opening character
in the serialized payload, or generate and consistently use a per-call random
delimiter for both markers; preserve the existing ownership and attribution
text.
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In `@packages/session/src/client.test.ts`:
- Around line 85-102: Add malformed Relayhistory reconstruction cases in the
session resume tests around claude.resumeSession and codex.resumeSession,
covering invalid turn indexes, actor metadata, and steering records. For each
case, assert the defined validation outcome and ensure malformed persisted data
cannot produce invalid public session state.
- Around line 85-102: Extend the resumeSession test around the initial Claude
result to mutate its returned session and turns data, then call
claude.resumeSession again for the same session and assert the reconstructed
session and turns remain unchanged. Keep the existing native resume assertions
and cross-harness checks intact.
- Around line 61-64: Update the durable-write assertion for
relayhistoryBackend() to require the configured Relayhistory authentication
token header in addition to method: 'POST'. Ensure the mock rejects requests
missing or containing an incorrect token, and assert the expected header on the
request to the turns endpoint.
In `@packages/session/src/resume.ts`:
- Around line 28-37: Update buildContextPrompt to bound the serialized
transcript using a turn limit or per-turn content cap, and include prompt text
indicating when older turns were omitted. Preserve the existing turn fields and
full-content behavior for entries within the configured bounds.
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- Add @agent-relay/session to the publish-packages release matrix; it was built and versioned but never uploaded to npm (chatgpt-codex-connector). - Reject CR/LF in an actor email read from Relayhistory metadata so a tampered/foreign-written snapshot cannot forge extra `Co-authored-by` git trailers via getGitTrailers (coderabbitai, cubic-dev-ai). - Escape `<` in the serialized journal so turn content containing the literal `</relayhistory-journal-json>` string cannot close the fence early and get read as top-level instructions (coderabbitai, cubic-dev-ai). - Bound every Relayhistory HTTP call with a default 15s AbortSignal timeout (overridable via SessionClientOptions.timeoutMs) so a stalled connection can no longer hang createSession/resumeSession/etc indefinitely (coderabbitai). - Isolate a throwing onWriteError observer in writeTurn's best-effort path so a broken observer can no longer make the write reject despite its documented best-effort contract (cubic-dev-ai). - Accept an optional nativeResumeId on createSession so the native Claude-to-Claude resume path is reachable through the public API instead of only via direct backend metadata mutation, as the existing test did (chatgpt-codex-connector, cubic-dev-ai). - Drop the unused `released_control` SteeringEvent action from the type and the parser's allowlist — recordSteering never produces it and there is no release-of-control flow yet, so the union promised an API that didn't exist (cubic-dev-ai). - Replace the trailing-slash regex in normalizeBaseUrl with a manual scan; `\/+$` has no backtracking ambiguity (empirically linear on 50M chars) but trips CodeQL's polynomial-redos heuristic on library input, and this sidesteps the question instead of arguing with the scanner (CodeQL required check). Declined (real but out of scope for this pass, replied on the PR threads instead of resolving): - Turn-index allocation races across concurrent SessionClient instances (client.ts:151/159, three duplicate findings) — #serialize only guards one instance; fixing this needs conditional-append or server-assigned-index support in Relayhistory itself, which this client package doesn't control. - Unbounded journal size in buildContextPrompt (resume.ts:29) — real scaling concern for long-lived sessions, but the truncation/summarization strategy is a product decision, not a mechanical fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/session/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 361-365: Update sessionFromTurns to retain the owner from the
creation snapshot as the canonical immutable owner, and ignore later parseable
relaySession snapshots when their owner identity differs for the same sessionId.
Preserve the existing nativeResumeId handling and newest-valid-session behavior
for snapshots with matching ownership, using the session parsing and owner
identity symbols already present in sessionFromTurns.
- Around line 249-260: Update parseWireTurn to reject negative turnIndex values
and actorRole values outside the supported roles. In `#fetchState`, after sorting
the parsed turns, detect duplicate turnIndex values and throw an error before
constructing the session or public turns; preserve the existing empty-turn
validation and normal sequential processing.
- Around line 96-103: Update the constructor assignments for `#baseUrl`, `#token`,
and `#node` to pass option and environment values through the existing
trimOrUndefined() helper before nullish-fallback chaining. Ensure blank CLI or
option values are treated as absent so the corresponding environment fallbacks
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Both were declined in the prior review-response commit as "real but out of scope." On reflection there is a genuine, verifiable client-side fix for each, so implementing rather than leaving them open: - Turn-index collisions across concurrent SessionClient instances (client.ts:151/159, three duplicate findings): #serialize only orders writes within one instance, so two clients on different machines/processes can fetch the same nextTurnIndex and both POST it, silently destroying one write (backend replaces-by-index). Added #postTurnAtNextIndex: after posting, re-fetch and verify the write survived; on mismatch, retry into a fresh index (bounded at 3 attempts) instead of returning success for a turn that's already gone. This is a mitigation, not a guarantee — true atomicity needs a conditional-write contract from Relayhistory that this client doesn't control, and a write landing after the verification read still wins silently. Documented that limitation in the method's own comment. Added a test with two racing clients sharing a barriered mock backend that forces an identical nextTurnIndex read, asserting both turns survive at distinct indices. - Unbounded journal length in buildContextPrompt (resume.ts:29): a long-lived session could grow the injected prompt without limit. Added a 200k-character budget that keeps the most recent turns and drops the oldest first, noting the omission in the prompt; the full journal is untouched in Relayhistory (this function only bounds what gets injected). Configurable via a new maxJournalChars option for callers with tighter budgets. Added a test asserting the bound drops the oldest turn, keeps the latest, and notes the omission, plus that an ordinary session is untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fresh bot review on the previous fix commit surfaced 4 more real findings: - Constructor option/env fallbacks used bare `??`, so a blank string (e.g. an unset CLI flag defaulting to '') would win over a valid env var instead of falling through to it — silently dropping auth (blank token) or the configured baseUrl. Added trimOrUndefined() and applied it to every baseUrl/token/cli/node option and env fallback in the constructor, matching this repo's established convention for blank-vs-absent CLI values. - An invalid `timeoutMs` (negative, NaN, fractional, oversized) would make AbortSignal.timeout() throw synchronously inside every request. Added normalizeTimeoutMs() to clamp to the default on any non-finite/non-positive input and to Node's timer ceiling otherwise. - parseWireTurn accepted a negative turnIndex and an arbitrary actorRole string; #fetchState didn't reject duplicate indexes after sorting. A malformed Relayhistory response could produce an ambiguous journal. Added an actorRole allowlist, a turnIndex >= 0 check, and a post-sort duplicate-index check that throws. - sessionFromTurns took the *newest* parseable relaySession snapshot's owner. A later turn's snapshot claiming a different owner (corruption or a forged write) would silently move who git trailers and owner-vs-steerer attribution point at, contradicting the immutable- ownership guarantee this package advertises. Owner is now pinned to the earliest valid (creation) snapshot; later snapshots still supply activeActor/steeringLog/etc as before. Added a test per fix: blank-option env fallback, invalid-timeoutMs tolerance, rejection of each malformed-turn shape, and owner pinning against a tampered later snapshot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeQL flagged url.startsWith('https://env.example') in the blank-option
fallback test added in 4be888f as an incomplete URL substring check —
it would also accept https://env.example.attacker.com. Switched to
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99-111: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueMeasure the budget with the same serialization used for the emitted journal.
boundTranscriptmeasures compact JSON (JSON.stringify(all)andJSON.stringify(entry)). Line 62 emitsJSON.stringify(transcript, null, 2)and then expands each<to\u003c. The emitted journal is therefore always larger than the measured size. Pretty printing adds a newline plus indentation for every field and object, so the injected text can exceedmaxJournalCharsby a wide margin for many small turns.The bound still exists, so this is not a correctness break. However, the documented character budget is not the budget that is enforced.
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-function boundTranscript( - turns: readonly Turn[], - maxChars: number -): { transcript: TranscriptEntry[]; omittedCount: number } { +/** Serialize exactly as `buildContextPrompt` emits, so the budget matches the output. */ +function serializeJournal(value: unknown): string { + return JSON.stringify(value, null, 2).replaceAll('<', '\\u003c'); +} + +function boundTranscript( + turns: readonly Turn[], + maxChars: number +): { transcript: TranscriptEntry[]; omittedCount: number } { @@ - if (JSON.stringify(all).length <= maxChars) { + if (serializeJournal(all).length <= maxChars) { return { transcript: all, omittedCount: 0 }; } const kept: TranscriptEntry[] = []; - let size = 2; // '[' + ']' for (let index = all.length - 1; index >= 0; index -= 1) { const entry = all[index]!; - const entrySize = JSON.stringify(entry).length + 1; // +1 for the separating comma - if (kept.length > 0 && size + entrySize > maxChars) break; - kept.unshift(entry); - size += entrySize; + if (kept.length > 0 && serializeJournal([entry, ...kept]).length > maxChars) break; + kept.unshift(entry); }If the extra serialization cost is a concern, keep the incremental accounting and instead scale the per-entry measurement to the pretty-printed form.
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364-387: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winNote the retry cost on the write path.
Each
#postTurnAtNextIndexattempt performs two GET requests and one POST. A conflict retry repeats all three. In the worst case a singlewriteTurnissues eight GET requests and four POST requests.writeTurnruns for every journal turn, so read volume against Relayhistory is at least doubled compared with a plain append.Consider adding a metric or log for retry attempts so sustained contention is visible in production.
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In `@packages/session/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 467-475: Update the reverse turn scan that assigns session in
`#fetchState` to filter parsed relaySession snapshots by sessionId before
accepting one, matching the existing canonical-owner pass. Skip foreign or
corrupt snapshots so the scan can continue to an older snapshot belonging to the
requested session, while preserving the final missing-identity validation.
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In `@packages/session/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 364-387: The write path can multiply Relayhistory requests during
conflicts without exposing contention. Add a metric or log at the retry point in
`#postTurnAtNextIndex` or its writeTurn caller, recording each retry attempt while
preserving the existing request and retry behavior.
In `@packages/session/src/resume.ts`:
- Around line 99-111: Update boundTranscript to measure transcript entries using
the same pretty-printed and escaped serialization emitted by the journal at line
62, including formatting overhead and replacing “<” with “\u003c”. Ensure both
the initial total-size check and incremental entry-size accounting use this
emitted representation so maxJournalChars reflects the actual output budget.
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P1: When a newer turn belongs to a different session and carries `metadata.nativeResumeId`, this check skips its snapshot but not the native ID already captured above. `sessionFromTurns` then attaches that foreign ID to the requested session, so Claude-to-Claude `resumeSession` can resume another native session; only extract `nativeResumeId` after confirming the parsed snapshot belongs to `sessionId`.</violation>
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P1: When a newer turn belongs to a different session and carries metadata.nativeResumeId, this check skips its snapshot but not the native ID already captured above. sessionFromTurns then attaches that foreign ID to the requested session, so Claude-to-Claude resumeSession can resume another native session; only extract nativeResumeId after confirming the parsed snapshot belongs to sessionId.
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<comment>When a newer turn belongs to a different session and carries `metadata.nativeResumeId`, this check skips its snapshot but not the native ID already captured above. `sessionFromTurns` then attaches that foreign ID to the requested session, so Claude-to-Claude `resumeSession` can resume another native session; only extract `nativeResumeId` after confirming the parsed snapshot belongs to `sessionId`.</comment>
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@@ -467,10 +475,13 @@ function sessionFromTurns(sessionId: string, turns: readonly RelayhistoryTurn[])
- if (!session) session = parseSession(metadata?.relaySession);
+ if (!session) {
+ const parsed = parseSession(metadata?.relaySession);
+ if (parsed?.sessionId === sessionId) session = parsed;
+ }
}
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Summary
@agent-relay/sessionworkspace packageWhy
Session continuity is a Relay platform concern. Keeping the SDK in this repository gives Workforce, ai-hist, OpenCode, Cursor, and other harness integrations one stable session and identity model instead of duplicating workforce-specific resume behavior.
Backend contract
The client uses
RELAYHISTORY_URLand the existing Relayhistory endpoints:POST /v1/sessions/:sessionId/turnsGET /v1/sessions/:sessionId/turnsCreation and steering are durable system turns carrying a complete
RelaySessionsnapshot, so the conversation journal and identity audit trail remain one source of truth.Validation
tsc -p packages/session/tsconfig.jsongit diff --checknpm ls @agent-relay/session --depth=0