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WalkthroughThe change adds project-scoped psmux registries, dynamic control-session names, state-root environment propagation, registry-aware cleanup, legacy-session reporting, and control-session alias protection across CLI and TUI flows. ChangesProject-scoped multiplexer registry
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR moves psmux sessions into per-project registries and expands cleanup and run-ID handling. It is not fully merge-ready until cleanup reliably reports results after partial failures; otherwise users may see sessions removed without an accurate completion result. Several bounded documentation and operator-guidance fixes also remain. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
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User->>TUI: launch or attach to a run
TUI->>runs: resolve ctl_session_for(project)
runs->>PsmuxMultiplexer: select project registry
PsmuxMultiplexer->>ControlSession: create or query control session
ControlSession-->>TUI: return windows and liveness
TUI-->>User: report launch, attach, or cleanup result
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- Line 9876: Update all six cleanup test invocations using cli.main with the
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- Around line 93-105: Update the changelog’s reserved run-ID description to use
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- Around line 220-221: Update the introductory sentence for the transport
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…DATA_DIR off non-psmux hosts Addresses the PR review on bmad-code-org#728. The migration sweep assumed every pre-upgrade machine used psmux's default registry. One that never set PSMUX_DATA_DIR did — but the old backend simply inherited the variable, so a machine whose operator exported an absolute root kept its sessions there instead, and this branch is the change that stops honouring that value. `legacy_registries()` offered only the default root, so on such a machine stop, attach and cleanup each saw nothing while the coding processes ran on, with cleanup reporting a clean sweep. The displaced value is the only record of that registry and it stops existing the moment the export lands, so it is captured exactly there and handed to the backend, which now also binds an instance to a named root. Both passes were already tag-scoped and stay that way: prune_sessions runs every legacy registry with require_tag=True, so nothing is claimed on run-directory evidence in a registry we do not own. The export also fired on transports that never read it. On a tmux host it replaced the operator's PSMUX_DATA_DIR and announced a psmux registry, and because the value lives in the process environment so children inherit it, a tmux server cold-started here passed the replacement to every coding-CLI pane — `psmux ls` typed in one of those windows would look at bmad-loop's registry instead of the operator's own sessions. It is now gated on the seam's has_registry_namespace(), with the residual named in the code: an out-of-tree backend namespacing through some other variable would still see it. That gate exposed four registry-disclosure tests that never pinned a backend and so read the host's default — exercising the export on win32 and nothing at all on Linux. A force_psmux_backend fixture pins them, mirroring the tmux one. Test-hygiene fixes from the same review: two prune stubs returned a tuple where engine_liveness returns a str, which made every comparison false and left the unknown-pid arm of the legacy pass unfalsifiable — corrected, and that arm plus its live sibling now have graders of their own. Six cleanup invocations passed a ProjectPaths repr to --project. A probe ablation note named a mutation that does not exist (pinned_state_env rather than pin_state_root). The porting guide said three rules above four bullets. The changelog's reserved-shape line was ambiguous but the suggested wording would have been wrong: the mint refuses `ctl` and every `ctl-<anything>` (is_reserved_run_id), which is deliberately broader than the `ctl-<16 hex>` alias shape the read paths use. Both lines now say which question they answer.
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- Around line 3770-3776: Update the leftovers warning in the
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- Around line 4455-4468: Set psmux_backend._DISPLACED_ROOT to None via
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…lly in Addresses the second review round on bmad-code-org#728. The previous commit widened what the migration sweep addresses — psmux's default registry and any absolute PSMUX_DATA_DIR this process displaced — and left the operator-facing message describing the narrower world it replaced. An operator whose pre-upgrade sessions are in their own exported root was told they were in psmux's default, sent to look somewhere they are not, and pointed at documentation about a registry that is not theirs. Both the cleanup stderr line and its TUI toast had it. legacy_registry_leftovers now groups by registry rather than returning a flat list, and the frontends print one line each. Grouping rather than listing the swept roots alongside a flat list: the cheaper shape names registries that contributed nothing, which is the same wrong errand in miniature. Registries holding nothing are absent from the mapping for the same reason. The key is registry_root()'s answer, or a shared label where that is None — psmux's own default, whose home cascade the seam deliberately never respells. The schema-versioned cleanup --json field keeps its documented list of names; the grouping serves the text mode, which has room to say where. The multiplexer guide said pre-upgrade sessions are in the default registry and told the reader to open a shell with no PSMUX_DATA_DIR set. That covers one of the two pre-upgrade worlds; it now covers both, and points at the leftovers line as the thing that says which. Also hoists a test's reset of the backend's displaced-root global above the export that writes it, so monkeypatch records the true pre-test value, and splits the case that needed a second mid-body reset into its own test. The global did not in fact leak — the autouse registry-isolation fixture registers the same reset first and undo is LIFO, measured both ways with a sentinel — but a test whose hygiene rests on the undo ordering of a fixture in another file is one edit away from being wrong.
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1193-1197: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve partial cleanup results when a later registry fails.
runs.prune_sessionskills sessions from the primary registry before it iterates legacy registries. If a later registry raisesMultiplexerErrororUnicodeError, this handler returns after earlier sessions were already killed. It then skips control-window cleanup and emits no removal summary, so the TUI cannot report what completed.Make
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- Around line 166-174: Update the legacy-session cleanup documentation around
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where they were created, especially after _configure_mux changes PSMUX_DATA_DIR.
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- Around line 1661-1667: Update the control-session check in the session cleanup
logic to pass a lowercased name to is_ctl_session_name, ensuring mixed-case
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Derive the registry root from the project and the state root and export PSMUX_DATA_DIR before any psmux spawn, so a prune in one project cannot address another project's servers at all. An ambient value is overridden and reported once, because honouring it would make the registry a function of the shell a command happened to start in. Name the control session per registry. psmux keys its duplicate-server mutex on the session name in the per-login-session Local\ object namespace rather than on PSMUX_DATA_DIR (psmux/psmux#599), so one fixed name would fail every project's launch but the first. Unchanged on tmux, where the shared session is still correct. Sweep the old default registry during cleanup for tagged pre-upgrade sessions, and name whatever it still holds afterwards. Demand the project tag whenever the registry being addressed is not one bmad-loop derived. Refuse the reserved control-session shape in --run-id, which would otherwise hand a run the live control session as its own agent session. Windows minted under the old rule stay parsable, so cleanup still reaches them. Closes bmad-code-org#537 Refs bmad-code-org#660
…DATA_DIR off non-psmux hosts Addresses the PR review on bmad-code-org#728. The migration sweep assumed every pre-upgrade machine used psmux's default registry. One that never set PSMUX_DATA_DIR did — but the old backend simply inherited the variable, so a machine whose operator exported an absolute root kept its sessions there instead, and this branch is the change that stops honouring that value. `legacy_registries()` offered only the default root, so on such a machine stop, attach and cleanup each saw nothing while the coding processes ran on, with cleanup reporting a clean sweep. The displaced value is the only record of that registry and it stops existing the moment the export lands, so it is captured exactly there and handed to the backend, which now also binds an instance to a named root. Both passes were already tag-scoped and stay that way: prune_sessions runs every legacy registry with require_tag=True, so nothing is claimed on run-directory evidence in a registry we do not own. The export also fired on transports that never read it. On a tmux host it replaced the operator's PSMUX_DATA_DIR and announced a psmux registry, and because the value lives in the process environment so children inherit it, a tmux server cold-started here passed the replacement to every coding-CLI pane — `psmux ls` typed in one of those windows would look at bmad-loop's registry instead of the operator's own sessions. It is now gated on the seam's has_registry_namespace(), with the residual named in the code: an out-of-tree backend namespacing through some other variable would still see it. That gate exposed four registry-disclosure tests that never pinned a backend and so read the host's default — exercising the export on win32 and nothing at all on Linux. A force_psmux_backend fixture pins them, mirroring the tmux one. Test-hygiene fixes from the same review: two prune stubs returned a tuple where engine_liveness returns a str, which made every comparison false and left the unknown-pid arm of the legacy pass unfalsifiable — corrected, and that arm plus its live sibling now have graders of their own. Six cleanup invocations passed a ProjectPaths repr to --project. A probe ablation note named a mutation that does not exist (pinned_state_env rather than pin_state_root). The porting guide said three rules above four bullets. The changelog's reserved-shape line was ambiguous but the suggested wording would have been wrong: the mint refuses `ctl` and every `ctl-<anything>` (is_reserved_run_id), which is deliberately broader than the `ctl-<16 hex>` alias shape the read paths use. Both lines now say which question they answer.
…lly in Addresses the second review round on bmad-code-org#728. The previous commit widened what the migration sweep addresses — psmux's default registry and any absolute PSMUX_DATA_DIR this process displaced — and left the operator-facing message describing the narrower world it replaced. An operator whose pre-upgrade sessions are in their own exported root was told they were in psmux's default, sent to look somewhere they are not, and pointed at documentation about a registry that is not theirs. Both the cleanup stderr line and its TUI toast had it. legacy_registry_leftovers now groups by registry rather than returning a flat list, and the frontends print one line each. Grouping rather than listing the swept roots alongside a flat list: the cheaper shape names registries that contributed nothing, which is the same wrong errand in miniature. Registries holding nothing are absent from the mapping for the same reason. The key is registry_root()'s answer, or a shared label where that is None — psmux's own default, whose home cascade the seam deliberately never respells. The schema-versioned cleanup --json field keeps its documented list of names; the grouping serves the text mode, which has room to say where. The multiplexer guide said pre-upgrade sessions are in the default registry and told the reader to open a shell with no PSMUX_DATA_DIR set. That covers one of the two pre-upgrade worlds; it now covers both, and points at the leftovers line as the thing that says which. Also hoists a test's reset of the backend's displaced-root global above the export that writes it, so monkeypatch records the true pre-test value, and splits the case that needed a second mid-body reset into its own test. The global did not in fact leak — the autouse registry-isolation fixture registers the same reset first and undo is LIFO, measured both ways with a sentinel — but a test whose hygiene rests on the undo ordering of a fixture in another file is one edit away from being wrong.
The legacy-leftovers reader asked two questions with answers that are not global, and `stop`'s registry scope went unstated where the docs send an operator to it. The control-session shape test read the name as spelled, so a legacy `bmad-loop-CTL-<16 hex>` — the control session itself on a store that opens names case-insensitively — missed that branch, fell through the agent-session parser (which refuses every ctl-aliasing id, case-folded) and went unreported by both arms. A blanket fold is not the fix: on a case-sensitive transport the same name is a distinct session bmad-loop cannot have minted, and naming it would point the operator at somebody else's. Ask the bound registry through `session_name_key`, which is where that answer lives. The dry-run exclusion took the prune's flat plan, which unions every pass, so a would-kill in the primary registry silenced a same-named session in a legacy one that the legacy pass — running with `require_tag=True` — deliberately cannot claim: a preview disagreeing with the cleanup it previews. Scope it to the tagged-ours arm, the only arm that registry's own pass can announce from. No per-registry plan is threaded down: liveness comes from the run directory, one per (project, run id), so an id the primary pass judged dead the legacy pass judges dead too. `stop` is left as it is, and now says so. Its two channels address the engine process, not a session, so a pre-upgrade run stops wherever it lives; only the backstop session kill is registry-scoped, and widening that would be a by-name kill without tag proof in a registry shared with other projects — including the displaced ambient root, which is per environment, not per project. `cleanup`'s legacy pass is the path that reaches such a session.
Automatic backend selection probes psmux availability before returning its cached instance. An empty or relative ambient PSMUX_DATA_DIR therefore made the failed version probe stick for the process even after the derived root was exported; probe with the derived root first, then perform the normal export for a namespaced transport. Restore the ambient value when the selected transport has no registry namespace, so tmux and other namespace-less backends do not spend psmux's variable. The legacy refusal-gate ablation changed require_tag=True to False and the targeted test failed with legacy.killed == ['bmad-loop-dup']; the gate was restored. Document stop --project <that project> <run-id> because cmd_stop resolves --project, defaulting to the current directory. The seam ceiling remains explicit: has_registry_namespace() is the only question; backends using another variable are outside this seam, and a finer question is not justified before such a backend exists.
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The Windows py3.11 CI cell failed one test, test_export_records_the_root_it_displaced_for_the_migration_sweep, asserting _DISPLACED_ROOT is None after an export that demonstrably wrote it. The export path is not implicated: the test read the answer off a different module object. test_a_failed_builtin_import_leaves_the_seeding_retryable evicts bmad_loop.adapters.psmux_backend from sys.modules and lets the retry re-import it for real. That re-execution rebinds psmux_backend on the parent package object as well as in sys.modules, and monkeypatch.undo() restores only the sys.modules entry. For the rest of the worker the two spellings disagree: `from bmad_loop.adapters import psmux_backend` is a getattr on the package and answers the new module, while `from bmad_loop.adapters.psmux_backend import x` resolves through sys.modules and answers the original. The victim test, and conftest's _isolate_mux_registry fixture with it, reset and asserted the new module's global while export_psmux_registry_root wrote the original's. Fixed at the leak rather than at the victim, so every later reader of the package attribute is correct -- the fixture included, since its whole job is keeping that global out of the cross-test environment. Same hazard and same fix as the bmad_loop.tui subtree eviction in tests/test_tui_app.py. Nothing under src/ changes. Ablating the pin reproduces the CI assertion exactly when the two tests run in that order; restored, the pair passes. No permanent sentinel test: one is order-dependent under pytest-randomly, and a self-contained replay of the eviction cannot redden if the pin is deleted from the real test.
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What
psmux sessions now live in a per-project registry: bmad-loop derives a root from the project and the state root, points
PSMUX_DATA_DIRat it before any psmux spawn, and names the control session per registry.Why
Fixes #537, the last open child of #660. Before this, every project's sessions shared one user-wide psmux registry under
%USERPROFILE%\.psmux— a roaming location whose port files are meaningless on another host, shared with the operator's own psmux sessions, and the source of the cross-suite contention the live tests already had to isolate around.How
PSMUX_DATA_DIRis overridden and reported once on stderr — honouring it would make the registry a function of the shell a command happened to start in.Local\object namespace, not onPSMUX_DATA_DIR— filed upstream as the single-server name mutex ignores PSMUX_DATA_DIR, so two registries cannot both hold a session of the same name — including __warm__ (3.3.8/master) psmux/psmux#599. With one fixed name, every project's launch but the first fails. Unchanged on tmux, where the shared session is still correct.cleanupalso sweeps the old default registry for tagged pre-upgrade sessions and names whatever it declined to remove. Ownership tightens wherever the registry addressed is not one bmad-loop derived.--run-id— such an id would otherwise hand a run the live control session as its own agent session. Windows minted under the old rule stay parsable, so cleanup still reaches them.Testing
Full suite at this box's baseline (9 failed / 6634 passed / 245 skipped — all environmental: skill-sync drift, symlink
WinError 1314, one measured live-psmux xdist flake).ruffclean;pyrightat the pre-existing 7-errorplatform_util.pybaseline; live psmux + portability guard 93 passed, leaving zeropsmux.exeprocesses and an empty default registry. Every psmux claim in the change is source-read atv3.3.8or measured against the installed binary; tmux 3.4 under WSL was used as the parity oracle.Changelog
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## [Unreleased].Scope — what was deliberately left out
This is worth reading before asking why the PR does not go further. Three questions were opened during review, measured, and cut or deferred rather than guessed at; each gets its own issue.
PSMUX_DATA_DIRis not honoured. Two operators can produce byte-identical environments with opposite intent — one typed the value in a shell, one exports it from a profile — and the correct answer is opposite for each. The environment cannot distinguish them, so the branch stopped trying and derives unconditionally.PSMUX_BARE_ENV=1is unsupported, warned once per process. Surviving it needed an env transport through the multiplexer seam; psmux's own source frames that mode as the user opting out of env inheritance.mainunchanged by this branch.Two further limitations are owned in code rather than fixed here:
live_session_may_be_ourskeepsmain's deliberate degrade (its docstring argues the case, and a strengthening attempt was built and withdrawn during review), and the per-registry control-session name is a workaround with an upstream owner — it should be retired behind a version gate once a psmux release carries the psmux/psmux#599 fix.Compatibility
The multiplexer seam's released signatures are unchanged; the four new seam methods are non-abstract with tmux-shaped defaults, so a backend built against the released contract keeps working.
cleanup --jsongains one additive field, permachine.py's stated additive-only policy.--run-idnarrows: ids of the reserved control-session shape are refused, with the reason named.Summary by CodeRabbit
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