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Refs #21840 (the accepted, triaged issue for the projection reads taking the write lock). This pull request
covers the reads that #21869's scope explicitly defers: "Scope is bounded snapshot reader routing; query
indexing and other projection reads are separate work." A triage note on #21840 named the four
ProjectionStore reads that still default to the writer on main, and offered to file them separately. This
is that work, and it covers all four.

Problem

ProjectionStore reads run in a plain sql.withTransaction, so they run on the writer connection. The
writer is a synchronous DatabaseSync on the main thread. A long read on it therefore stalls the server's
event loop for the whole statement - and it does so in two ways:

1. it waits for the write lock, behind the writes;
2. even when it does not wait, the statement itself executes synchronously on the main thread, so the loop
   cannot run anything else until it finishes.

The second way is the one that is easy to miss, because the lock wait is ~0. A triage note on #21840 measured
a 9,841 ms writer transaction for readShellSnapshotRows with db.lock_wait_ms = 0.001 and a 9,133 ms
event-loop delay in the same 30 s window: the delay was inside the synchronous query, not in acquiring
the connection.

The four reads named in that note are the ones this pull request moves:

Read	Caller	Stall measured on #21840
getShellSnapshot	thread launch, startup heartbeat, agent awareness relay	8,091-11,701 ms
getThreadRecords	MCP tools/call, message-id query	12,380 ms
getRecoveryThreadIds	startup recovery	11,448 ms
getSettlementCandidates	the auto-settlement sweep	813-5,311 ms

A fifth read, getThreadShell, is the shell row for one thread, read on every thread read. It is a pure read
of the same shape, so it moves too.

What it costs, measured

An independent reproduction against a 12.1 GB statev2.sqlite on 0.1.2-nightly.20261022.3526 (f054d1b),
macOS 27.0.1, M4 Pro, benchmarks the same getShellSnapshot query on both connections, with the same rows
out (row counts and per-statement SHA-256 matched across all 34 runs):

	query	event-loop delay	worst probe RTT	worst queued-write delay	writes committed during the read
writer (today)	13,163 ms	13,170 ms	13,419 ms	13,433 ms	0
reader (this PR)	13,374 ms	12.7 ms	1.5 ms	11.7 ms	52-54

The read takes the same time either way. What changes is everything around it: the main loop stays at its
~13 ms idle level instead of matching the 13 s statement, and the writer keeps committing instead of
queueing behind the read. Repeat reads are 271 ms (writer) and 287 ms (reader), so the win is specific to the
cold path.

The MCP path is the one that bites hardest

Measured on a host serving a 25.5 GB statev2.sqlite under load 68-116 on 10 cores, from the server's own
trace log over a 10-minute window:

MCP tool calls:            1,857 in ~10 minutes (peak 506 in one minute)
DB lock waits > 100 ms:    1,608   (518 seconds of lock wait in that window)
correlation calls/min vs
  total lock wait/min:     r = 0.751

sqlite ops by connection:
   18,408   (writer, read)     <-- reads also go through the writer
      234   (writer, write)

sql.transaction by connection:
   writer  n=15,839  mean=35.9ms
   reader  n=8       mean=497.7ms

78.5% of every SQLite query in that window ran inside an MCP call. The worst single lock wait was
6,622 ms, on SELECT payload_json FROM orchestration_v2_projection_nodes WHERE node_id = ?, and seven
transactions waited 6,326-6,554 ms. The reader connection was barely used: 8 transactions in the whole window,
averaging 497.7 ms - the reader pool starved exactly when the writer was busy, which is the only time it
matters.

Change

Each of the five reads is wrapped in NodeSqliteClient.readOnly, the existing helper that routes a read to
the reader connection. The queries, the transaction shape, the error mapping and the results are unchanged;
only the connection moves.

This is the form the helper documents - "Wrap the whole transaction, as in
sql.withTransaction(reads).pipe(readOnly)" - and it keeps two of the upstream contract's guarantees:

• Inside an open write transaction the reads keep using the writer. A caller that already holds a write
  transaction is unaffected, and sees its own uncommitted writes.
• A write attempted on the reader fails loudly with "attempt to write a readonly database". A read that
  secretly wrote would break, not silently return the wrong rows. All five of these reads are SELECT-only,
  including the settlement sweep, whose write is in the caller.

Why this does not just move the queue somewhere else

Both connections are one-deep semaphores (Semaphore.make(1) for the writer, and again for the reader), and
the transaction acquirer holds its permit for the whole transaction. So a read never had a parallel slot on
the writer to lose: the writer's queue was already one deep, and it was one deep in both directions, since
it carried the writes as well.

Moving a read to the reader does not add a queue. It moves the read off the queue that also serves writes:

• reads that used to wait behind a write now wait behind reads only;
• writes that used to wait behind a read now do not wait at all;
• the main thread is free during the read, which is the whole point.

The two hot shell paths were already on the reader before this change - the HTTP shell stream
(loadShellSnapshotParts) and ThreadPullRequestService both route there today. This change makes the
routing consistent rather than adding a new consumer of the reader.

Scope and approval

Refs #21840, which is triaged and accepted (bug, accepted, via-triage). #21869 fixes the windowed
snapshot read; its scope note defers "other projection reads" to separate work, and the triage note on
#21840 asks whether the remaining reads should be filed separately. They are filed here, and the pull request
covers all four the note named.

This does not change query cost. #23009 addresses that separately - it cuts the first read about 4.9x and the
repeat read about 1.8x - and the two are complementary: this pull request decides where the query runs,
#23009 decides how long it takes. On the #23009 indexes alone, the writer path is still blocked for about
2.7 s, so the connection matters as much as the index.

Verification

The reads run on the reader connection
(apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreReaderConnection.test.ts): five tests, one per read,
asserting the db.connection attribute the server records is "reader". They are red before the change and
green after.

The lock wait is measured on that connection
(apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts), on a file-backed database in a T3 home of
its own - the live T3 home is never touched. Reproduce it with:

npx vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts --reporter=verbose

which prints:

MEASURE read-on-reader: connection=reader lock_wait_ms=0.024 lock_held_for_ms=13 uncommitted_rows_visible=0
MEASURE read-on-writer: outcome=TimeoutError  lock_held_for_ms=3002 connections_acquired=0

The writer holds the write lock for the whole read, so the overlap is guaranteed by construction rather
than by timing. A writer that streams inserts and then finishes leaves a window in which the read happens
after the writes are done, and the test would then be measuring a read with no write load in it.

With the lock held, the two connections behave differently, and the difference is the change:

• on the reader connection the read completes, in 13 ms, and reports the lock wait it paid;
• on the writer connection the same read cannot even acquire a connection - it waits for the lock
  until the bound expires. There is no db.connection span for it, because the acquisition never finished.

Two details make the assertions hold rather than merely pass:

• the writer's row is still uncommitted when the read finishes, and therefore invisible to the reader.
  That is what proves the write was in flight for the whole read; the elapsed time cannot prove it, because
  the clock has 1 ms resolution and a fast read can finish inside the same millisecond.
• the writer-connection read's failure is asserted to be the timeout, and to have waited for the bound. A
  read that failed for any other reason would not have waited.

The writer's insert uses the table's own columns and is not allowed to fail quietly: joining the writer
propagates its failure, so a row that did not insert fails the test instead of passing as write load.

The typecheck

This pull request's first version did not typecheck, and the project's own CI is what found it. The local
command that was being used for the server typecheck - vp run --filter @t3tools/server typecheck - matches
no package, so it exits 0 having done nothing; the package is t3. tsc --noEmit in apps/server
reported twelve errors in the two new test files, all of them in the tests and none in the change itself:

• ModelSelection was used but never imported;
• the lock-wait helper declared neither the uncommittedRows it returns nor the SqlError its queries can
  fail with;
• the span attribute is read as {} | null, so it needs narrowing before it can be used as a connection name;
• console.log inside Effect code is rejected by the effect language service, and Effect.log is swallowed
  by the test runner, so the measurement is printed through a suppressed console.log instead;
• two layer merges that provided NodeServices.layer alongside other layers raised a warning, and a warning
  was enough to make tsc exit non-zero with no errors at all. They now provide it with
  Layer.provideMerge, the way the rest of the repository does.

All twelve are fixed, and tsc --noEmit in apps/server now exits 0 with no errors and no warnings. The
change itself - the five readOnly wrappers - was never involved.

Regression runs

The project's own CI workflow, run on this exact head:

Changes                    success
Lint                       success
Build and Typecheck        success
Test                       success
Test Server 1..8           success
Test Web                   success
Rust                       success
Release Smoke              success
Mobile Native Static Analysis
                           skipped   (the change detector skips it for a
                                      server-only change, as it does upstream)
Check                      success

Everything the workflow selects passes. The upstream pull request's own runs sit at action_required
because GitHub's fork-approval gate needs a maintainer to approve them; the run above is the same workflow
on the same commit, and the runner label is the only difference (the fork has no Blacksmith app, so
blacksmith-* labels queue forever there - see the fork's pull request #2 for the one-line workflow change
that points it at the same Ubuntu 24.04 images on GitHub-hosted runners).

apps/server (whole suite, local):  4,540 tests passing; the 10 failures are
                                  byte-identical to upstream/main with this
                                  branch's changes removed (the same nine files
                                  were run on the base and the lists diffed)
apps/server/src/orchestration-v2:  1,542 tests, 1 pre-existing failure
                                  (AntigravityAdapterV2 file-path policy)
lint:                             clean on every changed file
typecheck (apps/server):          clean - `tsc --noEmit` exits 0, with no errors
                                  and no warnings

The branch merges main, so it is tested against the current upstream tree rather than an older one.

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getThreadRecords, getShellSnapshot, and getThreadShell now run transactions through NodeSqliteClient.readOnly. New tests verify connection selection and measure lock behavior during concurrent writes.

Changes: Projection Reader Connection

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Route projection reads through the reader apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts	The three projection reads now use NodeSqliteClient.readOnly. Existing error mapping and snapshot decoding remain in place.
Verify reader routing and lock behavior apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreReaderConnection.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts	Tests verify that the three reads use the reader connection. Lock-wait tests check a read under a held write lock and compare it with a query on the writer connection.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High

Possibly related issues

• pingdotgg/t3code#21840: This issue reports projection reads holding the writer and blocking writes. This change routes the reads through the reader connection.
• pingdotgg/t3code#23378: This issue identifies shell snapshot reads as a startup stall source. This change routes getShellSnapshot through the reader connection but does not change query cost.
• pingdotgg/t3code#23000: This issue reports slow thread-shell reads. This change routes getShellSnapshot and getThreadShell through the reader connection but does not change query cost.
• [Bug]: a stalled command pipeline gives an endless spinner, and the message typed while it stalls is dropped #23661: This issue reports command replies stalled by database write-lock waits during MCP activity. This change moves the projection reads to the reader connection but does not add command timeouts or client queuing.

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to d91bc

The remaining concerns affect test reliability and how clearly the tests detect lock-wait regressions, rather than an established failure of the projection reads. The change is mergeable with those test improvements tracked.

Pre-merge checks: 2 · 2

Failed checks: 2 warnings

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		Issue #23687 requires the three pure projection reads to use the reader connection. The supplied change summary and ProjectionStore.ts evidence show routing for getThreadRecords, getThreadShell,…	Add the missing ModelSelection type import or provide a valid in-scope declaration. Then run the affected tests and server typecheck.
Description check		The description includes Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections with detailed implementation and test results. However, the Scope and approval section does not provide a direct…	Add direct links to the triaged issue or approval discussion and include the explicit maintainer approval comment. Reconcile the stated read scope with the actual changes and PR objectives, or explain why the additional reads are included.

Passed checks: 2 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title is concise, uses the conventional format, and identifies the main change: routing projection reads through the reader connection. Its wording is slightly imprecise about lock behavior but re…
Out of Scope Changes check		The supplied change summary limits source changes to reader routing in ProjectionStore.ts and tests for connection routing and lock-wait behavior. These tests directly support issue #23687. No unrel…

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Explanation

The title is concise, uses the conventional format, and identifies the main change: routing projection reads through the reader connection. Its wording is slightly imprecise about lock behavior but remains clearly related.

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Explanation

The supplied change summary limits source changes to reader routing in ProjectionStore.ts and tests for connection routing and lock-wait behavior. These tests directly support issue #23687. No unrelated client, query, write, projection, or WAL changes are evidenced.

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Explanation

Issue #23687 requires the three pure projection reads to use the reader connection. The supplied change summary and ProjectionStore.ts evidence show routing for getThreadRecords, getThreadShell, and getShellSnapshot, and the reader-connection test covers all three. However, ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts uses ModelSelection in satisfies ModelSelection without importing or declaring that type. This conflicts with the reported clean typecheck and can prevent the required automated test from compiling.

Resolution

Add the missing ModelSelection type import or provide a valid in-scope declaration. Then run the affected tests and server typecheck.

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Explanation

The description includes Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections with detailed implementation and test results. However, the Scope and approval section does not provide a direct issue or discussion link with an explicit maintainer approval comment, as required by the template. It also claims five reads are covered, while the supplied PR objectives identify three reads.

Resolution

Add direct links to the triaged issue or approval discussion and include the explicit maintainer approval comment. Reconcile the stated read scope with the actual changes and PR objectives, or explain why the additional reads are included.

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packages/client-runtime/src/rpc/commandStall.test.ts: 1

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Use distinct start times in the longest-outstanding test.

The method assertion already rejects a newest-entry implementation because the newest entry is "second". However, the fixed clock gives every entry the same startedAtMs, so the test does not verify ordering by start time. The duration assertion also cannot distinguish the entries.

Suggested test improvement

-    const tracker = makeCommandStallTracker({ now: () => 1_000 });
+    let clock = 1_000;
+    const tracker = makeCommandStallTracker({ now: () => clock });
     tracker.begin("first");
+    clock = 2_000;
     tracker.begin("second");
 
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+    // The first started at 1_000; both second entries started at 2_000.
     tracker.begin("second");

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Update the “reports the command that has been outstanding longest” test to use
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Review comments at
@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts:
- Around line 161-163: Update both writer fibers to insert only schema-defined
columns into orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints, generate a unique scope_id
for each iteration, and let insert failures propagate instead of hiding them
with Effect.ignore. After joining each writer, assert that the expected rows
were written; also assert the lock-wait value in the load test and the claimed
wait behavior in the writer comparison test.

Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx:
- Line 6262: Update the queued-message drain around send(message.text) to make
send acceptance explicit; on refusal, keep the message queued and stop draining
so later queued messages cannot overwrite it in the composer. Ensure the send
path communicates acceptance rather than relying on its current void return.
- Around line 6279-6281: Update releaseSend and its drainComposerSendQueue call
to operate on the composer queue from the render that started the send, so route
changes do not strand queued messages. Keep these internally invoked handlers as
plain functions rather than wrapping them in useStableCallback.
- Around line 6350-6355: Update the busy-submission flow around
composerSendQueue.enqueue to preserve the full draft, including attachments, for
the later drain; do not clear attachment content with clearComposerDraftContent
until it has been captured in a recoverable queue entry.
- Around line 6248-6251: In the `composerSendQueue.restore` recovery flow,
iterate over the unsent messages after `message` from last to first so front
insertion preserves their original order; keep restoring `message` first.
- Line 6827: Update the post-upload rejection path for
attachmentCapabilitiesAfterUpload.fileBlockReason to restore the failed
submission from its saved prompt, attachment, and context snapshots before
releasing the in-flight state. Use a release path that does not drain queued
text; drain it only after the restored submission has been accepted, so queued
text cannot replace the failed submission.

Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/rpc/commandStall.ts:
- Around line 62-72: Update the command tracker’s `begin` function to return a
release function that removes the exact outstanding entry by identity, rather
than removing the oldest entry with the same method. Propagate that release
function from `trackCommand` in `session.ts` as `done`, and update tracker tests
to cover out-of-order completion of same-method commands.

Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/rpc/deadlines.ts:
- Around line 24-25: Remove the unused STREAM_FIRST_ELEMENT_TIMEOUT export from
the stream deadlines module; retain it only if you add a consumer that wires it
into the stream’s first-element deadline.

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Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/rpc/commandStall.test.ts:
- Around line 31-44: Update the “reports the command that has been outstanding
longest” test to use distinct start times: make the clock mutable, advance it
before beginning the second command, and adjust the comment and expected
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Make the writer perform valid inserts.

Both writer fibers use columns that do not exist in orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints. SQLite rejects each insert, and Effect.ignore hides the failures. The 400 iterations therefore create no write load.

Use the schema-defined columns, generate unique scope_id values for each iteration, remove Effect.ignore, and assert that the expected rows were written before using the measurements.

The load test asserts the reader connection and span count, but not the lock-wait value. The writer comparison test asserts only the writer connection. Neither test proves the claimed wait behavior.

🐛 Suggested fix

-    sql`INSERT INTO orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints (checkpoint_id, scope_id, thread_id, run_id, checkpoint_version, checkpoint_kind, payload_json, created_at) VALUES (${crypto.randomUUID()}, ${"scope"}, ${threadId}, ${"run"}, 1, 'test', '{}', ${new Date().toISOString()})`.pipe(
-      Effect.ignore,
-    ),
+    Effect.suspend(() =>
+      sql`INSERT INTO orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints (
+        checkpoint_id, thread_id, scope_id, run_id, node_id,
+        parent_checkpoint_id, ordinal_within_scope, app_run_ordinal,
+        status, captured_at, payload_json
+      ) VALUES (
+        ${crypto.randomUUID()}, ${threadId}, ${`scope:${crypto.randomUUID()}`},
+        ${null}, ${`node:${crypto.randomUUID()}`}, ${null}, 0, ${null},
+        ${"ready"}, ${new Date().toISOString()}, '{}'
+      )`,
+    ),

Apply the same change at the second writer site. Add a row-count assertion after joining the writer fiber.

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	sql`INSERT INTO orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints (checkpoint_id, scope_id, thread_id, run_id, checkpoint_version, checkpoint_kind, payload_json, created_at) VALUES (${crypto.randomUUID()}, ${"scope"}, ${threadId}, ${"run"}, 1, 'test', '{}', ${new Date().toISOString()})`.pipe(
	Effect.ignore,
	),
	Effect.suspend(() =>
	sql`INSERT INTO orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints (
	checkpoint_id, thread_id, scope_id, run_id, node_id,
	parent_checkpoint_id, ordinal_within_scope, app_run_ordinal,
	status, captured_at, payload_json
	) VALUES (
	${crypto.randomUUID()}, ${threadId}, ${`scope:${crypto.randomUUID()}`},
	${null}, ${`node:${crypto.randomUUID()}`}, ${null}, 0, ${null},
	${"ready"}, ${new Date().toISOString()}, '{}'
	)`,
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Review comment at
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161 - 163:
Update both writer fibers to insert only schema-defined columns into
orchestration_v2_projection_checkpoints, generate a unique scope_id for each
iteration, and let insert failures propagate instead of hiding them with
Effect.ignore. After joining each writer, assert that the expected rows were
written; also assert the lock-wait value in the load test and the claimed wait
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Restore the remaining messages in reverse iteration order.

If another send starts while a drained batch contains multiple unsent messages, each restore inserts at the front. Restoring the remainder in forward order changes [first, second] to [second, first]. Iterate over the unsent remainder from last to first.

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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx around lines 6248 -
6251:
In the `composerSendQueue.restore` recovery flow, iterate over the unsent
messages after `message` from last to first so front insertion preserves their
original order; keep restoring `message` first.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Keep a queued message until onSend accepts it.

onSend returns void even when a guard refuses the send. For example, releaseSend can drain while isSendBusy is still true. The queued text then reaches the early return at Lines 6331–6368, but the drained message is not restored. A later queued message can also overwrite that text in the composer. Make acceptance explicit and stop the drain when a send is refused.

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Update the queued-message drain around send(message.text) to make send
acceptance explicit; on refusal, keep the message queued and stop draining so
later queued messages cannot overwrite it in the composer. Ensure the send path
communicates acceptance rather than relying on its current void return.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Release the queue for the route that started the send.

If the user changes routes before an awaited send finishes, useStableCallback invokes the latest releaseSend implementation. That implementation reads the new route’s composerSendQueue, so the old route’s queued messages remain stranded until another release occurs there. Bind the release and drain to the send’s route state. Keep these internally called handlers plain so their async work retains the originating render. As per coding guidelines, “Calls inside the component keep the plain function, so work that resumes after an await still acts on the render it started in.” The path instructions also require that Web UI handler rule.

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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx around lines 6279 -
6281:
Update releaseSend and its drainComposerSendQueue call to operate on the
composer queue from the render that started the send, so route changes do not
strand queued messages. Keep these internally invoked handlers as plain
functions rather than wrapping them in useStableCallback.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Preserve attachments when queuing a busy submission.

If the user attaches a file to a message submitted during an active send, the queue stores only queuedText, then clearComposerDraftContent removes the attachment. The later drain sends the text without its file. Store the submission’s full draft content, or leave attachments in a recoverable draft instead of clearing them.

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6355:
Update the busy-submission flow around composerSendQueue.enqueue to preserve the
full draft, including attachments, for the later drain; do not clear attachment
content with clearComposerDraftContent until it has been captured in a
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Restore the failed submission before draining queued text.

The capability check at line 6827 cannot have pending queued work because it runs before the first await. The post-upload check for attachmentCapabilitiesAfterUpload.fileBlockReason can fail after await awaitAttachmentUploads(...); a busy submission can be queued during that wait.

Queue admission stores only the new text and clears the original prompt, attachments, and contexts. The later releaseSend() drains that text into the composer, so it does not restore the failed submission. Restore the failed submission from its snapshots, release the in-flight state without draining, and drain queued text only after the restored submission has been accepted. Preserving queued submissions in full would not fix the original submission, and draining after restoration would still overwrite it.

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Update the post-upload rejection path for
attachmentCapabilitiesAfterUpload.fileBlockReason to restore the failed
submission from its saved prompt, attachment, and context snapshots before
releasing the in-flight state. Use a release path that does not drain queued
text; drain it only after the restored submission has been accepted, so queued
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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printf '%s\n' '--- session imports and timeout constants ---'
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Release the exact command entry.

end(method) can remove a hung same-method request instead of the request that completed. This violates the tracker’s longest-outstanding-command contract. Use an identity-based release function.

The request timeout is also 120 seconds, and tracked.done() runs when the request ends. The repository has no current consumer of stalledCommand, so this is not a major runtime issue. It is a localized correctness fix for the exposed tracker and its future consumers.

Suggested fix

-  readonly begin: (method: string) => void;
-  /** Records that a command has finished, successfully or not. */
-  readonly end: (method: string) => void;
+  /** Records a started command. Returns the function that records its end. */
+  readonly begin: (method: string) => () => void;

-    begin: (method: string) => {
-      outstanding.push({ method, startedAtMs: now() });
-    },
-    end: (method: string) => {
-      const index = outstanding.findIndex((entry) => entry.method === method);
-      if (index >= 0) outstanding.splice(index, 1);
-    },
+    begin: (method: string) => {
+      const entry = { method, startedAtMs: now() };
+      outstanding.push(entry);
+      return () => {
+        const index = outstanding.indexOf(entry);
+        if (index >= 0) outstanding.splice(index, 1);
+      };
+    },

In session.ts, return the release function from trackCommand as done. Update the tracker tests to use the returned release function and cover out-of-order same-method completion.

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Update the command tracker’s `begin` function to return a release function that
removes the exact outstanding entry by identity, rather than removing the oldest
entry with the same method. Propagate that release function from `trackCommand`
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Remove or wire STREAM_FIRST_ELEMENT_TIMEOUT.

STREAM_FIRST_ELEMENT_TIMEOUT has no consumer in the repository. Keep it only if the stream deadline wiring is added; otherwise remove the unused export.

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Remove the unused STREAM_FIRST_ELEMENT_TIMEOUT export from the stream deadlines
module; retain it only if you add a consumer that wires it into the stream’s
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts: 1

67-68: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Use Effect.fn for the createThread helper.

createThread is an arrow function that returns Effect.gen. The repository rule requires Effect.fn("Service.operation") for reusable functions.

Change it to Effect.fn("ProjectionStoreLockWait.createThread")(function* (threadId: ThreadId) { ... }).

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Update the reusable createThread helper in ProjectionStoreLockWait tests to use
Effect.fn with the service-operation name ProjectionStoreLockWait.createThread,
preserving its existing generator behavior and threadId parameter.

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- Line 177: In both writer helpers, move the Deferred.succeed(writing) milestone
from after all 400 inserts to after a fixed number of inserts, allowing the
writer to continue so the read overlaps ongoing writes. Update the lock-wait
assertion to avoid requiring a positive wait unless the test establishes
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- Around line 67-68: Update the reusable createThread helper in
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ProjectionStoreLockWait.createThread, preserving its existing generator behavior
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts: 1

207-218: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Synchronize with the first reader SQL request

The milestone assertion only checks the writer before getThreadRecords starts. SqlitePersistence.layerFromPath enables readerWorker, so the read transaction sends BEGIN through an asynchronous Effect.callback and worker.postMessage before readCanonicalProjection sends its first SELECT. During that wait, the writer can finish all remaining inserts. The read can then run after the write load ends, so the test does not guarantee read-under-write-load coverage.

Synchronize the writer with a reader-worker request boundary, such as the first SELECT, and keep the writer active until that boundary is crossed. The written < WRITE_ROWS check alone is insufficient.

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Update the overlap test around getThreadRecords to synchronize the writer with
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apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStoreLockWait.test.ts: 1

150-157: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Bound the reader read to avoid a 120-second regression failure.

If getThreadRecords regresses to the writer connection, the held lock prevents the read from completing. The test then waits for Vitest's 120-second timeout instead of failing after the intended 3-second bound. This is a slow, bounded failure, not an unbounded hang or an established writer leak.

Proposed fix

       .pipe(
         Effect.provideService(Statement.SpanPropagationEnabled, true),
         Effect.withTracer(tracer),
+        Effect.timeout(BLOCKED_TIMEOUT),
       ),

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Add the existing BLOCKED_TIMEOUT bound to the getThreadRecords effect in the
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millisecond resolution and a fast read may finish within one tick. Keep the
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- Around line 275-279: Update the timeout test around `value` and `heldForMs` to
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- Around line 150-157: Add the existing BLOCKED_TIMEOUT bound to the
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