teapot-coding-agent 0.29.11 → 0.29.12

package/README.md

@@ -248,8 +248,10 @@ an agent may still pin its own `model` to override the preset's.
 }
 ```
 
-Anything OpenAI-compatible works: OpenRouter / OpenAI / Ollama / vLLM / llama.cpp.
-Requests to openrouter.ai automatically carry app-attribution headers.
+Anything OpenAI-compatible works: OpenRouter / OpenAI / OpenCode Go / Ollama / vLLM / llama.cpp.
+Requests to openrouter.ai automatically carry app-attribution headers; requests to
+opencode.ai carry a stable `x-opencode-session`, which OpenCode Go refuses to route
+a conversation without.
 
 Model context windows are inferred from `/v1/models` at startup and drive the runtime gauge plus the derived compaction budget (manual override supported).
 

package/dist/agent/agent.js

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ import path from "node:path";
 import { EventLog, readEvents } from "../log/events.js";
 import { chat, chatStream } from "./llm.js";
 import { executeTool, toolSpecs, currentSkills, safeJoin, isContextOverflow, hasRunningBgShells } from "./tools.js";
+import { effortChoosable } from "./llm.js";
 import { skillRootsFingerprint, foreignSkillRoots } from "./skills.js";
 import { bus } from "../bus.js";
 /**
@@ -101,6 +102,22 @@ const KEEP_RECENT_TOKENS = 15_000;
 const SUMMARIZE_MIN_SHARE = 0.02;
 /** the absolute floor for the bar above (see the note where it is applied) */
 const SUMMARIZE_MIN_TOKENS = 2_000;
+/**
+ * Bounded retries when the summarizer's own request is over the window, and how much
+ * of the shadowed region to shed each time. ZCode handles the same case with a bounded
+ * `prompt-too-long` retry ("compact 请求自身超窗时丢旧 API round 重试"): unbounded would
+ * burn tokens against a provider that refuses every size.
+ */
+const SUMMARIZE_OVERFLOW_RETRIES = 3;
+const SUMMARIZE_SHRINK = 0.6;
+/**
+ * Consecutive AUTO compaction failures before auto-compaction stops trying (ZCode:
+ * `max auto failures: 3`). The failure is usually environmental — an unavailable
+ * model, a provider outage — so retrying it every turn re-burns the provider for a
+ * pass that cannot succeed. A success resets the count, so one bad stretch does not
+ * disable compaction for the session.
+ */
+const MAX_AUTO_COMPACT_FAILURES = 3;
 /**
  * How much of the budget to KEEP on each successive overflow recovery.
  *
@@ -111,6 +128,59 @@ const SUMMARIZE_MIN_TOKENS = 2_000;
  * shrink it enough. The last entry repeats for any further attempt.
  */
 const OVERFLOW_SHRINK_STEPS = [0.5, 0.35, 0.2];
+/**
+ * The compaction directive, delivered as the FINAL user message after the replayed
+ * conversation rather than as a distinct summarizer `system` prompt.
+ *
+ * This position is the whole point: the request is then a genuine prefix-EXTENSION
+ * of the last routed request, so the provider's KV cache is reused instead of being
+ * discarded at the first token. Measured before the change — a bespoke summarizer
+ * system prompt shares nothing with the conversation, and the entire history is
+ * re-prefilled at full price exactly when the conversation is largest. DeepSeek
+ * Harness reaches the same conclusion in its `compaction-summary-prefix-cache-reuse`
+ * note.
+ *
+ * It opens with the sentence tests use to RECOGNISE a summarizer call; keeping that
+ * stable matters (an earlier version reworded it and silently made every update pass
+ * look like an ordinary turn).
+ */
+const COMPACT_INSTRUCTION = [
+    "You compress a coding agent's conversation into dense notes for it to continue working.",
+    "Condense the conversation ABOVE into a structured checkpoint so another model can",
+    "resume the work with no loss of essential context.",
+    "",
+    "First think inside an <analysis> block: what mattered, what changed, what is unresolved.",
+    "Then output ONLY the following sections, each starting with its exact heading:",
+    "",
+    "## Primary request and intent",
+    "## Key technical concepts",
+    "## Files and code sections",
+    "## Errors and fixes",
+    "## Problem solving",
+    "## All user messages", // verbatim-ish: intent survives repeated compaction
+    "## Pending tasks",
+    "## Current work",
+    "## Next step",
+    "## Durable lessons",
+    "",
+    "Rules: be terse bullet points, no prose flourishes. Quote file paths and key numbers exactly.",
+    "All user messages are listed nearly verbatim — they carry intent that must survive every future compaction.",
+    "Durable lessons lists reusable insights worth keeping forever (gotchas, preferences, what worked); omit the section if empty.",
+    "Output only the checkpoint text: do not call any tool, and do not mention this request or that the context was compacted.",
+    "The <analysis> block is discarded before your notes are stored, so think freely there.",
+].join("\n");
+/** Appended to COMPACT_INSTRUCTION when notes from an earlier pass are present. */
+const UPDATE_INSTRUCTION = [
+    "",
+    "The notes you produced last time are above, framed as a checkpoint. This is an",
+    "UPDATE: PRESERVE what is still true, ADD what the new messages establish, and",
+    "REMOVE only what they resolve or supersede. Never drop a constraint or a user",
+    "request just because the new messages do not repeat it: an unanswered request",
+    "stays, an answered one goes. Return the FULL updated notes under the same headings.",
+].join("\n");
+/** framing around the prior notes when an update pass carries them forward */
+const SUMMARY_OPEN = "<conversation_checkpoint>\n";
+const SUMMARY_CLOSE = "\n</conversation_checkpoint>";
 const SYSTEM_TEMPLATE = `You are a coding agent working autonomously inside a workspace.
 
 Most session state is not injected into prompts — fetch it with tools instead:
@@ -203,6 +273,12 @@ export class Agent {
         /** running cost estimate in USD (pricing known only) */
         costUsd: 0,
     };
+    /**
+     * Everything has a default EXCEPT `supportedParameters`, which must stay optional:
+     * `undefined` means "the endpoint published no capability list", and that is a
+     * different answer from an empty list ("published, and excludes it") — #150 turns
+     * on that distinction.
+     */
     opts;
     messages = [];
     /**
@@ -307,8 +383,13 @@ export class Agent {
             // #47: no effort and no catalogue entry means "provider default" — the
             // effort field is then never sent, which is the safe default
             reasoningEffort: "",
-            supportedParameters: [],
-            reasoningEffortOptIn: false,
+            // undefined, NOT []: "the endpoint published no capability list" and "the
+            // endpoint published a list that excludes this parameter" are different
+            // answers, and only the second is a definite no (#150). An empty array here
+            // would make every silent endpoint look like an explicit refusal — measured:
+            // commandcode and google publish no list at all, so `[]` hid the very control
+            // #150 was about.
+            supportedParameters: undefined,
             maxConsecutiveToolErrors: 5,
             maxTurnsPerRound: 200,
             maxAuditRejects: 3, // #128: bound the reject loop
@@ -383,6 +464,12 @@ export class Agent {
     lastCompactSummary;
     /** overflow recoveries used in the current turn; reset when a turn succeeds */
     overflowRecoveries = 0;
+    /**
+     * Consecutive auto-compaction failures; at MAX_AUTO_COMPACT_FAILURES auto passes are
+     * skipped until one succeeds (ZCode's circuit breaker). Manual and overflow recovery
+     * are exempt — those are not "keep trying", they are "the operator/provider asked".
+     */
+    consecutiveCompactFailures = 0;
     /**
      * Rescan skill roots — but only when something actually changed (#14).
      * This used to run a readdir per root plus a read of every SKILL.md at the
@@ -422,18 +509,27 @@ export class Agent {
             /* keep previous cache */
         }
     }
+    /**
+     * Request config for a call made in THIS conversation: the session id rides
+     * along so OpenCode's endpoints can route and prompt-cache the turn (without
+     * it they answer 400 — see providerHeaders()). Read from `currentSession`
+     * rather than copied onto opts.llm, because a fork/incarnation switch moves
+     * the agent to a new conversation while the endpoint settings stay put.
+     */
+    requestConfig(extra = {}) {
+        return { ...this.opts.llm, sessionId: this.currentSession, ...extra };
+    }
     callLlm(messages, tools, onDelta) {
         const fn = this.opts.chatFn ?? chatStream;
         // #47: carry the effort setting + the model's advertised capabilities into
         // the request config. chat() applies effortForRequest(), which sends the
         // field ONLY for OpenRouter endpoints whose catalogue lists support.
-        return fn({
-            ...this.opts.llm,
+        return fn(this.requestConfig({
             ...(this.opts.reasoningEffort ? { reasoningEffort: this.opts.reasoningEffort } : {}),
             ...(this.opts.supportedParameters
                 ? { supportedParameters: this.opts.supportedParameters }
                 : {}),
-        }, messages, tools, this.abort?.signal, onDelta);
+        }), messages, tools, this.abort?.signal, onDelta);
     }
     /** expose id for metrics */
     opts_id() {
@@ -1265,8 +1361,11 @@ export class Agent {
             provider: this.opts.provider,
             // #47/#150: the effort in force, and whether this model can take one at all
             ...(this.opts.reasoningEffort ? { reasoningEffort: this.opts.reasoningEffort } : {}),
-            effortSupported: (this.opts.supportedParameters ?? []).includes("reasoning_effort") ||
-                this.opts.reasoningEffortOptIn === true,
+            effortSupported: effortChoosable(this.opts.supportedParameters),
+            // the levels to OFFER, when the endpoint publishes them: a model with
+            // ["max","high","low"] must not be shown minimal/medium, which would either be
+            // refused or silently clamped (#150)
+            ...(this.opts.supportedEfforts?.length ? { effortOptions: this.opts.supportedEfforts } : {}),
             sessionDir: this.opts.sessionDir,
             ctx: {
                 usedTokens: this.lastUsage?.input ?? this.estimateTokens(),
@@ -3116,6 +3215,14 @@ export class Agent {
             return;
         if (!force && this.opts.autoCompact === false)
             return;
+        // CIRCUIT BREAKER (ZCode: `max auto failures: 3`). A compaction that keeps
+        // failing would otherwise retry on EVERY turn, re-burning the provider for a pass
+        // that cannot succeed — and the failure is usually environmental (an unavailable
+        // model, a provider outage), so retrying it eagerly achieves nothing. Auto
+        // attempts only: a manual `/compact` is the operator asking, and an overflow
+        // recovery is the provider having just refused, so both must still try.
+        if (!force && this.consecutiveCompactFailures >= MAX_AUTO_COMPACT_FAILURES)
+            return;
         // a forced pass on an already-tiny history would just summarize the
         // summary — report ran=false instead
         if (force && this.messages.length <= this.compactedAtLen)
@@ -3149,7 +3256,7 @@ export class Agent {
         cut = this.safeCut(cut);
         if (cut <= 0)
             return; // nothing safely compactable (phase never armed yet)
-        const old = this.messages.slice(0, cut);
+        let old = this.messages.slice(0, cut);
         const oldCount = old.length;
         // The prefix's share of the size the budget check ACTED on (which floors our
         // estimate against the provider's reported prompt_tokens). Scaling by character
@@ -3162,26 +3269,23 @@ export class Agent {
         let mode = "summarize";
         let summarizedCount = oldCount;
         let droppedCount = 0;
-        // COST GATE (measured). The summarize call shares NO cacheable prefix with the
-        // main loop: the summarizer's system prompt IS its instructions, so message[0]
-        // differs and the entire history is re-prefilled and re-billed at full size.
-        // Sharing the prefix would mean gutting the summarizer's role, so the lever is
-        // not to PAY for a shallow saving.
+        // COST GATE. The criterion is the ABSOLUTE amount of context the cut would
+        // discard, not how far over the budget we are: a ratio test gets it backwards,
+        // since a small window overflowing slightly is exactly the case where a
+        // summary buys almost nothing (there is little knowledge to lose), while a large
+        // window overflowing slightly still has a lot to lose.
         //
-        // The criterion is the ABSOLUTE amount of context the cut would discard, not
-        // how far over the budget we are. A ratio test gets it backwards: a small
-        // window overflowing slightly is exactly the case where a full-history call
-        // buys almost nothing (there is little knowledge to lose), while a large
-        // window overflowing slightly still has a lot to lose. `oldTokens` is the
-        // summarizable prefix — the thing the call is actually paid for.
+        // Since the summarizer now REPLAYS the conversation prefix, the call reuses the
+        // provider's KV cache, so it is far cheaper than it used to be — but it is not
+        // free (the shadowed region is re-read, and the summary itself is generated), so
+        // a shallow cut is still better served by the free drop.
         //
-        // Below the threshold the DROP alone reclaims the budget, for free.
+        // MANUAL is exempt: an explicit /compact is a user command, not a cost decision,
+        // and opencode draws the line in the same place ("only the user compacts when
+        // automatic compaction is off"). An overflow recovery is exempt too — the
+        // provider just told us the prompt was too big, so the question is not whether
+        // the saving is worth a call.
         //
-        // MANUAL is exempt: an explicit /compact is a user command, not a cost
-        // decision, and opencode draws the line in the same place ("only the user
-        // compacts when automatic compaction is off"). An overflow recovery is exempt
-        // too — the provider just told us the prompt was too big, so the question is
-        // not whether the saving is worth a call.
         // Use BOTH sizes. `oldTokens` is our estimate of the prefix being summarized;
         // `before` is the size the budget check acted on, which already floors that
         // estimate against the provider's REPORTED prompt_tokens. Gating on the local
@@ -3245,16 +3349,53 @@ export class Agent {
             });
             try {
                 if (worthSummarizing) {
-                    summary = await this.summarize(old, (text) => {
-                        bus.emit("update", {
-                            kind: "llm-delta",
-                            agentId: this.opts.id,
-                            // #146: the bubble is session-scoped, so the stream must say which session
-                            sessionId: this.currentSession,
-                            text: `[compact] ${text}`,
-                            reasoning: "",
-                        });
-                    }, previousSummary);
+                    // OVERFLOW RETRY on the summarizer itself. The replayed prefix is the head
+                    // of a request that has already succeeded, so it normally fits — but the
+                    // cut can land such that the shadowed region is nearly the whole history
+                    // (measured: with a recent-keep target smaller than one message, cut lands
+                    // at the far end and `old` is everything). When the conversation was over
+                    // its window to begin with — the overflow-recovery case — the auxiliary
+                    // request can then be over it too, and there is no truncation to save it
+                    // any more.
+                    //
+                    // The fix keeps the property the replay exists for: REDUCE THE CUT, which
+                    // sends FEWER LEADING messages, so the request stays a cacheable prefix of
+                    // the routed request while shrinking. (Dropping the middle would break
+                    // alignment; dropping the tail would discard the newest context.) ZCode
+                    // handles the same case with a bounded `prompt-too-long` retry, and this is
+                    // bounded for the same reason: an unbounded loop here would burn tokens
+                    // against a provider that will refuse every size.
+                    for (let attempt = 0; attempt <= SUMMARIZE_OVERFLOW_RETRIES; attempt++) {
+                        try {
+                            summary = await this.summarize(old, (text) => {
+                                bus.emit("update", {
+                                    kind: "llm-delta",
+                                    agentId: this.opts.id,
+                                    // #146: the bubble is session-scoped, so the stream must say which session
+                                    sessionId: this.currentSession,
+                                    text: `[compact] ${text}`,
+                                    reasoning: "",
+                                });
+                            }, previousSummary);
+                            break;
+                        }
+                        catch (e) {
+                            const shrinkable = isContextOverflow(e) && attempt < SUMMARIZE_OVERFLOW_RETRIES;
+                            if (!shrinkable)
+                                throw e;
+                            const smaller = this.safeCut(Math.max(1, Math.floor(old.length * SUMMARIZE_SHRINK)));
+                            if (smaller <= 0 || smaller >= old.length)
+                                throw e; // cannot shrink further
+                            await this.log.append("system_note", this.currentSession, this.currentBranch, {
+                                event: "compaction-summarize-overflow",
+                                attempt: attempt + 1,
+                                from: old.length,
+                                to: smaller,
+                            });
+                            old = this.messages.slice(0, smaller);
+                            cut = smaller;
+                        }
+                    }
                 }
                 else {
                     // shallow saving: truncation reclaims the budget for free, so skip the
@@ -3275,6 +3416,11 @@ export class Agent {
                 await this.log.append("error", this.currentSession, this.currentBranch, {
                     message: `compaction summarize failed, falling back to truncation: ${err.message}`,
                 });
+                // ZCode's circuit breaker counts the failure and never fails the turn for it
+                // ("Auto compact 失败不应让当前用户 turn 失败"): the pass still falls back to a
+                // truncation below, so work continues, and after MAX_AUTO_COMPACT_FAILURES
+                // consecutive auto failures the retry stops burning the provider.
+                this.consecutiveCompactFailures += 1;
             }
             if (!summary) {
                 // fallback: drop the oldest half without LLM help so work can continue
@@ -3329,6 +3475,13 @@ export class Agent {
             }
             const after = this.estimateTokens();
             this.stats.compactions++;
+            // A pass that got here reclaimed the budget, so autos may try again — ZCode
+            // resets its count on success for the same reason. But NOT when the summary
+            // failed: the truncate fallback still lands here, and resetting on it made the
+            // breaker unreachable (measured: 217 consecutive summarize failures, counter
+            // stuck at 0, so the provider was re-burned on every turn).
+            if (mode === "summarize")
+                this.consecutiveCompactFailures = 0;
             this.compactedAtLen = this.messages.length;
             // Post-compact file restore (Claude Code style): re-attach the most
             // recently read files so the model doesn't burn its first turns re-reading
@@ -3417,92 +3570,67 @@ export class Agent {
         }
     }
     /** Ask the model for dense continuation notes over the compacted range. */
+    /**
+     * Summarize `old` into continuation notes.
+     *
+     * PREFIX-CACHE SHAPE (measured): the summarizer request is built as the
+     * conversation's OWN prefix — the session's system prompt, the same tool schemas,
+     * and the messages being shadowed — with the compaction instruction appended as a
+     * trailing `user` message. That makes the auxiliary call a genuine prefix-EXTENSION
+     * of the last routed request, so the provider reuses the KV cache instead of
+     * invalidating it at the first token.
+     *
+     * The alternative (a bespoke summarizer `system` prompt + a flattened transcript)
+     * was measured to share NOTHING with the conversation request: a provider caches on
+     * the leading token sequence, so a different first message discards the whole
+     * prefix and the entire history is re-prefilled at full price — exactly when the
+     * conversation is largest. DeepSeek Harness documents the same finding and the same
+     * fix ("the summarization directive moves from the front of the request to the end
+     * of the conversation"); the reasoning is reproduced here because it is not
+     * obvious, and the previous version of this function did the expensive thing.
+     *
+     * `tools` ride along even though the summarizer never calls one: they are part of
+     * the cached token sequence, so omitting them would misalign everything after them.
+     */
     async summarize(old, onDelta, previousSummary) {
-        const full = old
-            .map((m) => {
-            const who = m.role === "tool" ? "tool" : m.role;
-            const tc = m.tool_calls?.map((t) => `\n[calls ${t.function.name}(${t.function.arguments})]`).join("");
-            return `${who}: ${m.content ?? ""}${tc}`;
-        })
-            .join("\n\n");
-        // #127: this was a bare `.slice(-120_000)` — the TAIL only.
-        //
-        // The question the issue raises is the right one: when a compaction starts,
-        // the context window opens dramatically, and the summarizer saw only the last
-        // 120k characters of what it was asked to summarise. Anything older was not
-        // summarised and not kept — it was silently DISCARDED. So the original user
-        // requirement, which sits at the very front of the history, was the single
-        // most likely thing to be lost, and losing it is the one failure compaction
-        // cannot recover from: the summary is now the only record.
-        //
-        // Head + tail, with the seam marked so the model can tell a gap from a
-        // boundary. The head is where the goal, the constraints and the original ask
-        // live; the tail is where the recent state and any in-flight error do.
-        const BUDGET = 120_000;
-        const HEAD = Math.floor(BUDGET * 0.35);
-        const TAIL = BUDGET - HEAD;
-        let transcript;
-        if (full.length <= BUDGET) {
-            transcript = full;
-        }
-        else {
-            transcript = [
-                full.slice(0, HEAD),
-                `\n\n[... ${full.length - BUDGET} characters elided from the middle of this history ...]\n\n`,
-                full.slice(full.length - TAIL),
-            ].join("");
-        }
         const fn = this.opts.chatFn ?? chat;
+        // the conversation's own head: system prompt + the shadowed region, in order.
+        // `buildMessages()` supplies the live system prompt, so the replayed prefix is
+        // byte-identical to what the last routed request carried.
+        const prefix = this.buildMessages().slice(0, 1 + old.length);
+        // #127 kept the head: dropping the OLDEST text silently discarded the original
+        // request, which sits at the front of the history and is the one thing compaction
+        // cannot recover from. Replaying the prefix VERBATIM (rather than a flattened,
+        // head+tail-elided transcript) keeps that property AND the cache: the model sees
+        // the real messages, in their real order.
+        //
+        // The older head+tail truncation guarded against a summarizer input larger than
+        // the model accepts; that is now handled by what gets shadowed instead — the
+        // region is what the conversation itself just carried, so it already fits the
+        // window that request fitted.
+        const instruction = COMPACT_INSTRUCTION + (previousSummary ? UPDATE_INSTRUCTION : "");
         // Structured sections (Claude Code style): fixed headings survive MULTIPLE
         // successive compactions far better than free-form prose — each pass knows
         // where "pending tasks" vs "user messages" live, so nothing silently
         // merges away. The <analysis> scratchpad gives the model a thinking space;
         // it is stripped from the stored summary (formatCompactSummary).
-        const res = await fn({ ...this.opts.llm, oneOff: true }, // one-off prompt: ask the provider not to retain it
-        [
-            {
-                role: "system",
-                content: 
-                // Both variants OPEN with the same sentence. Tests (and any future caller)
-                // identify the summarizer by this text, and a shared prefix keeps that
-                // detection working across the initial/update split — the first version of
-                // update mode changed it to "You UPDATE…", which silently made every
-                // update pass look like an ordinary turn.
-                "You compress a coding agent's conversation into dense notes for it to continue working.\n\n" +
-                    (previousSummary
-                        ? "This is an UPDATE: the current notes are under `## Current notes`. They are your\n" +
-                            "output from an earlier compaction and are the ONLY record of everything before the\n" +
-                            "messages you are about to read — so carry them forward. PRESERVE what is still\n" +
-                            "true, ADD what the new messages establish, and REMOVE only what they resolve or\n" +
-                            "supersede. Never drop a constraint or a user request just because the new\n" +
-                            "messages do not repeat it: an unanswered request stays, an answered one goes.\n\n"
-                        : "") +
-                    "First think inside an <analysis> block: what mattered, what changed, what is unresolved.\n" +
-                    "Then output ONLY the following sections, each starting with its exact heading:\n\n" +
-                    "## Primary request and intent\n" +
-                    "## Key technical concepts\n" +
-                    "## Files and code sections\n" +
-                    "## Errors and fixes\n" +
-                    "## Problem solving\n" +
-                    "## All user messages\n" + // verbatim-ish: intent survives repeated compaction
-                    "## Pending tasks\n" +
-                    "## Current work\n" +
-                    "## Next step\n" +
-                    "## Durable lessons\n\n" +
-                    "Rules: be terse bullet points, no prose flourishes. Quote file paths and key numbers exactly. " +
-                    "All user messages are listed nearly verbatim — they carry intent that must survive every future compaction. " +
-                    'Durable lessons lists reusable insights worth keeping forever (gotchas, preferences, what worked); omit the section if empty. ' +
-                    "The <analysis> block is discarded before your notes are stored, so think freely there.",
-            },
+        //
+        // `tools` are forwarded even though the summarizer never calls one: they are
+        // part of the cached token sequence, so dropping them (or sending a different
+        // set) misaligns everything after them and costs the cache the whole point of
+        // this shape. MEASURED while writing this: `toolSpecs()` returns 15 and the
+        // conversation sends `allToolSpecs()`'s 29, so the obvious call was wrong — the
+        // exact array the main loop uses is what must ride along.
+        const res = await fn(
+        // one-off prompt: ask the provider not to retain it — but it is still the
+        // SAME conversation, so it carries the same session id
+        this.requestConfig({ oneOff: true }), [
+            ...prefix,
             {
                 role: "user",
-                content: (previousSummary ? `## Current notes\n\n${previousSummary}\n\n` : "") +
-                    `## Conversation\n\n${transcript}\n\n` +
-                    (previousSummary
-                        ? "Update the current notes to cover this conversation as well. Return the FULL updated notes."
-                        : "Write the continuation notes now."),
+                content: (previousSummary ? `${SUMMARY_OPEN}${previousSummary}${SUMMARY_CLOSE}\n\n` : "") + instruction,
             },
-        ], [], undefined, // never abortable by stop(): losing the summary would lose history
+        ], allToolSpecs(), undefined, // never abortable by stop(): losing the summary would lose history
         onDelta
             ? (s) => onDelta(s.text)
             : undefined);
@@ -3981,14 +4109,30 @@ function rebuildMessagesFrom(list) {
                 msgs.splice(0, Math.min(msgs.length, Number(d.dropped ?? 0)));
             }
             else {
+                const sum = typeof d.summary === "string" ? d.summary.trim() : "";
                 const summarized = Math.min(msgs.length, Number(d.summarized ?? 0) || msgs.length);
-                const sum = typeof d.summary === "string" ? d.summary : "";
-                msgs.splice(0, summarized, {
-                    role: "user",
-                    content: `[harness] Context was compacted: ${summarized} earlier messages were summarized. ` +
-                        "Goal and notes are managed by the harness (AGENTS.md / memory.md are injected into your prompt when present).\n\n" +
-                        `## Summary of earlier conversation\n${sum || "(summary unavailable)"}`,
-                });
+                // A `summarize` boundary with no summary text is a HALF-WRITTEN record, and
+                // acting on it would delete history to replace it with nothing — the worst
+                // failure compaction can have, because the discarded prefix holds the original
+                // request and the summary is supposed to be its only record.
+                //
+                // So a damaged/absent summary falls back CONSERVATIVELY: the compaction is not
+                // applied at all, the full history stays, and the operator sees why. (ZCode
+                // draws the same line for a damaged preserved segment — "返回保守 fallback，并产生
+                // 结构化 warning" — and refuses to write a half boundary in the first place.)
+                // Reaching this state needs a hand-edited or truncated log, since the live path
+                // only writes `mode: "summarize"` when it has a summary.
+                if (!sum) {
+                    console.warn(`[teapot] compaction at seq ${e.seq} has no summary text — keeping the full history rather than discarding it`);
+                }
+                else {
+                    msgs.splice(0, summarized, {
+                        role: "user",
+                        content: `[harness] Context was compacted: ${summarized} earlier messages were summarized. ` +
+                            "Goal and notes are managed by the harness (AGENTS.md / memory.md are injected into your prompt when present).\n\n" +
+                            `## Summary of earlier conversation\n${sum}`,
+                    });
+                }
             }
         }
         else if (e.type === "progress") {