ticket: route intake idle shutdown implementation
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kind: 'task'
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priority: 'P2'
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labels: ['ticket', 'intake', 'pod', 'lifecycle', 'panel']
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workflow_state: 'queued'
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workflow_state: 'inprogress'
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created_at: '2026-06-08T05:45:46Z'
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updated_at: '2026-06-08T06:21:07Z'
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updated_at: '2026-06-08T07:37:20Z'
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assignee: null
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legacy_ticket: null
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queued_by: 'workspace-panel'
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@ -60,3 +60,146 @@ Escalate if:
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- Preserving local claims while stopping the Pod requires changes to claim semantics rather than lifecycle state only.
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<!-- event: decision author: hare at: 2026-06-08T07:35:00Z -->
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## Decision
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## Routing clarification: not a human-blocking preflight case
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This Ticket's intended behavior is specific enough to route toward implementation:
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```text
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Ticket Intake Pod successfully calls TicketIntakeReady
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-> mark that Intake Pod for shutdown-after-idle
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-> allow tool result, assistant final response, history/session commits, and turn cleanup to complete
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-> when the Pod returns to Idle, cleanly shut it down
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-> preserve the local Ticket claim/session record
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```
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The important invariants are already stated in the Ticket body:
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- do not shut down during the tool call;
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- do not kill the Pod before the final assistant response/history commit is preserved;
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- perform shutdown only after the Pod returns to Idle;
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- only actual Ticket Intake role/session Pods are affected;
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- failed `TicketIntakeReady` calls do not schedule shutdown;
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- Companion/Orchestrator/Coder/Reviewer Pods do not self-shutdown merely because they invoked a Ticket tool;
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- local Ticket claim/session records remain for audit/restore;
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- the signal should be transient runtime state, not hidden model-visible instruction text.
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The previous `preflight_needed` routing decision should be interpreted as an implementation-planning concern under the older vocabulary, not as a reason to wait for a new human requirement decision. The remaining questions are primarily code-map / implementation-intent questions:
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- which Pod/controller lifecycle hook owns the transient `shutdown_after_idle` flag;
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- where to observe successful `TicketIntakeReady` tool results;
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- which role/session metadata source identifies actual Ticket Intake Pods;
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- how to order shutdown after tool result delivery, assistant response, history/session commit, turn cleanup, and Idle transition;
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- what happens if another user turn arrives before the post-idle shutdown runs;
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- how bounded diagnostics are surfaced if scheduling or shutdown fails;
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- how tests cover success, failure, role mismatch, and Idle ordering.
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Preferred routing under the planning-oriented model:
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- do not treat Pod lifecycle/session-history risk flags as a stop gate by themselves;
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- Orchestrator should inspect the relevant current code paths, record a concise implementation intent/code map, then accept the Ticket if no concrete missing product/API/lifecycle decision is found;
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- if code inspection reveals a genuine missing decision that cannot be handled as implementation latitude, return to planning with that concrete missing decision and checked evidence;
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- otherwise proceed to implementation with invariants, escalation conditions, and reviewer focus in the IntentPacket.
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<!-- event: decision author: orchestrator at: 2026-06-08T07:37:13Z -->
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## Decision
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Routing decision: implementation_ready
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Correction:
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- The previous `preflight_needed` decision should be treated as implementation-planning caution, not a human-blocking gate. The human clarification records that the required lifecycle invariants are already fixed by the Ticket body.
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Reason:
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- The behavior is specific and observable: successful `TicketIntakeReady` from an actual Ticket Intake Pod schedules post-idle shutdown; failed calls and non-Intake roles do not.
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- Ordering constraints are explicit: tool result delivery, final assistant response, history/session commits, and turn cleanup must complete before shutdown.
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- Claim/session semantics are explicit: local Ticket claim remains for audit/restore; this work stops the live Pod, not the claim.
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- Remaining uncertainty is bounded code-map/implementation design: where to observe successful tool results, how to identify Intake role/session, and which Pod/controller Idle hook performs the clean shutdown.
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Evidence checked:
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- Ticket body requirements, design considerations, and acceptance criteria.
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- Thread clarification by `hare` that this is not a human-blocking preflight case and lists the binding invariants.
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- Workspace state: no matching branch/worktree exists; active `allow-spawnpod-child-workspace-cwd` worktree is separate and currently in fix-loop.
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- Code map search: `TicketIntakeReady` built-in feature registration, Pod hooks/post-tool-call surfaces, Worker tool result callbacks, Controller status/Idle/shutdown handling, protocol `Shutdown`/`PodStatus::Idle`, and TUI role-session/panel claim display paths.
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- Ticket doctor: 0 errors; existing warnings are unrelated legacy closed-Ticket diagnostics.
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IntentPacket:
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Intent:
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- Automatically stop a Ticket Intake Pod after it successfully completes `TicketIntakeReady`, but only after its current turn has fully settled and the Pod is Idle.
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Binding decisions / invariants:
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- Only actual Ticket Intake role/session Pods are eligible.
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- Successful `TicketIntakeReady` schedules shutdown-after-idle; failed tool results do not.
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- Companion, Orchestrator, Coder, Reviewer, and arbitrary Pods must not self-shutdown merely because they invoke Ticket tools.
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- Shutdown must not happen during the tool call or before tool result delivery, final assistant response, history/session commits, and turn cleanup are complete.
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- The signal is transient runtime state, not model-visible instruction text and not persisted as a durable Ticket/claim mutation.
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- Local Ticket claim/session records remain intact; stopping the Pod must not release/delete the claim.
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- Use the ordinary clean Pod shutdown lifecycle where practical.
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- If another user turn arrives before the queued shutdown executes, prefer deterministic safe behavior: do not interrupt an active turn; either run shutdown only once the Pod is Idle again or cancel/ignore according to a clearly tested local rule.
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Requirements / acceptance criteria:
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- Observe successful `TicketIntakeReady` tool result in a Pod-side or controller-side path with enough context to know current Pod role/session.
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- Record a transient `shutdown_after_idle` flag/request only for eligible Intake Pods.
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- Execute clean shutdown after the Pod transitions back to Idle following the successful turn.
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- Preserve final assistant response and history/session commits before shutdown.
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- Failed `TicketIntakeReady` does not schedule shutdown.
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- Non-Intake role/session callers do not schedule shutdown.
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- Panel/local claim behavior remains claim-preserving and should show stopped/restorable where existing metadata allows.
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- Add focused tests for success, failure, role mismatch, and ordering around Idle transition.
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Implementation latitude:
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- Coder may choose whether the transient flag lives in Controller, SharedState, Pod runtime state, or a narrow feature/hook adapter, as long as it is not model-visible and not durable claim state.
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- Coder may use existing hook/post-tool-call metadata or Worker `on_tool_result` callback if that gives reliable success/failure and tool-name evidence.
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- Coder may use existing Pod metadata/Profile role/session fields for Intake detection, or add a small explicit runtime marker if current durable metadata is insufficient.
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- Coder may implement deterministic behavior for a new user turn before shutdown as either defer-until-next-idle or cancel, but must document and test it.
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Escalate if:
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- There is no reliable runtime source for the current Pod's Ticket Intake role/session identity.
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- Successful `TicketIntakeReady` cannot be distinguished from failed result in available hook/callback metadata.
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- Clean shutdown after Idle conflicts with the current controller method loop/session commit ordering.
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- Preserving claims while stopping the Pod would require changing role-session claim semantics.
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Validation:
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- Focused Pod/controller/feature tests for shutdown-after-idle scheduling and execution.
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- Tests for failed tool result and role mismatch not scheduling shutdown.
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- Tests/probes for ordering: final response/history commit path completes before shutdown event/method closes the Pod.
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- TUI/panel claim tests only if panel display logic changes.
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- `cargo test -p pod ...` focused equivalents selected by coder.
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- `cargo test -p tui role_session_registry --lib` or panel tests only if touched.
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- `cargo fmt --check`.
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- `git diff --check`.
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- `cargo run -q -p yoi -- ticket doctor`.
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- Because Pod lifecycle/runtime behavior is touched, final merge-completion should include `nix build .#yoi`.
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Current code map:
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- `crates/pod/src/feature/builtin/ticket.rs`: Ticket tool registration/feature boundary for `TicketIntakeReady`.
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- `crates/pod/src/hook.rs` and feature hook plumbing: post-tool-call hook surfaces.
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- `crates/llm-worker/src/worker.rs` / `interceptor.rs`: tool result callback/interceptor evidence path.
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- `crates/pod/src/controller.rs`: Pod status transitions, Idle handling, `Method::Shutdown`, socket/controller shutdown lifecycle.
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- `crates/pod/src/pod.rs`: Worker run handling, history/session commit ordering, hook registration, role/profile/runtime metadata access.
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- `crates/protocol/src/lib.rs`: `PodStatus::Idle`, `Method::Shutdown`, `Event::Shutdown` semantics.
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- `crates/tui/src/role_session_registry.rs` and `workspace_panel.rs`: local claim/session display expectations; should remain unchanged unless a focused test requires it.
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Critical risks / reviewer focus:
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- Shutdown must not truncate the assistant's final response or skip history/session persistence.
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- Non-Intake roles must not be affected.
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- Failed `TicketIntakeReady` must not schedule shutdown.
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- The shutdown request must be transient runtime state, not hidden prompt/context injection.
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- Claim/session records must remain for audit/restore.
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<!-- event: state_changed author: orchestrator at: 2026-06-08T07:37:20Z from: queued to: inprogress reason: orchestrator_acceptance field: workflow_state -->
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## State changed
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Accepted queued implementation after human clarification and routing IntentPacket were recorded. This acceptance precedes worktree creation and coder/reviewer Pod spawning.
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