Multi-line task bodies arrived in Claude Code as "[Pasted text #N +M lines]"
and sat in the input buffer forever — the trailing Enter that SendKeys
appends to the paste is consumed as a newline inside the paste, not as a
submit. Observed live on ccl-auto-11 (secumon) and ccl-auto-12 (secuops):
prompt visible, agent idle.
- tmux.Client grows a SendEnter(session) method. ExecClient runs
`tmux send-keys -t <sess> Enter` (no preceding text), which Claude's
TUI accepts as the explicit submit action after a paste.
- Dispatcher: after SendKeys(msg), sleep 500ms for the paste to register,
then SendEnter. Same sequence a human would perform.
- Five mockTmux implementations updated (quota, dispatcher, switcher,
lifecycle, watcher tests).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Production had two disjoint tmux pools named alike but for different
purposes:
ccl-0..ccl-9 — manual/interactive sessions (operator)
ccl-auto-11..ccl-auto-20 — autonomous dispatcher pool
Until now the daemon's loops iterated prefix + 0..Max, so with the
deployed config ("prefix: ccl-auto", min=2, max=10) the dispatcher
looked for sessions "ccl-auto0..ccl-auto9" that never existed, while
the real auto pool ccl-auto-11..20 was invisible. Net effect: no task
was ever dispatched, and killAllPoolSessions fabricated phantom
"ccl-auto0/1" sessions on each swap.
- AutonomousConfig gains StartIndex (yaml start_index, default 0).
Behaviour is unchanged when StartIndex is 0.
- Monitor, switcher (kill + recreate), dispatcher (findFreeSession),
and lifecycle (EnsureAll + reconcile) all iterate
[StartIndex, StartIndex+Max) so the daemon only touches its own
range and leaves ccl-0..ccl-9 alone.
- Production config updated to prefix: "ccl-auto-", start_index: 11,
min: 10, max: 10 — covering the 10 real ccl-auto-11..20 sessions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a legitimate quota hit triggered a swap, killAllPoolSessions tore
down the dedicated interactive sessions (ccl-1-conformvault, ccl-2-scanyze)
along with the pool, then recreatePoolSessions re-opened them at a bare
bash prompt. The operator had to manually re-run
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=<target> claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --resume <uuid>
after every swap, losing whatever conversation was mid-flight.
saveAllSessions only iterates sessions tracked as "working" in state;
user-driven dedicated sessions are rarely in that state so their resume
UUIDs were never saved.
- saveDedicatedUUIDs: capture resume UUID for every configured dedicated
session regardless of tracked state, before kill.
- relaunchDedicatedSessions(targetHome): after recreate, send a resume
command on each dedicated session pointing CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR at the
target account's home. Missing UUID → leave at shell, no blind launch.
- isValidResumeUUID hardens against a corrupted resume-id.txt.
New TestDedicatedRelaunchAfterSwap verifies end-to-end: pane capture →
UUID persisted → resume command sent with the correct CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Anthropic HTTP 500 errors surface in the TUI with payloads containing
"rate limit" text, which the monitor was matching against quotaPatterns
and treating as a real 429 quota hit. With no cooldown and no
confirmation, a burst of 500s produced sub-minute ping-pong swaps that
tore down user sessions.
Two-layer fix:
- quota.reactivate_cooldown (already in config, 5m) now gates the
monitor too — not just the dispatcher. A completed swap suppresses
further detection for the cooldown window.
- A hit with no parseable reset time is treated as suspected only on
the first poll; a second consecutive poll is required before
emitting SwapRequested. Legitimate 429s with "resets in ..." still
swap instantly on the first detection.
Adds state.RecordSwap / LastSwapInfo for the cooldown, and a
forensic log line on every detection: trigger_session, matched
pattern, 120-char pane snippet.
Tests cover: instant swap with reset, 2-poll confirmation without
reset, and suspected-state reset on recovery.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Le test TestKillAndRecreatePoolSessions appelait executeSwitch() qui faisait
flipSymlink() sur le VRAI $HOME via os.UserHomeDir(). Resultat: ~/.claude
etait repointe vers une cible /tmp/... qui disparaissait au reboot, rendant
Claude Code inutilisable apres redemarrage.
Fix:
- Ajout du champ AccountSwitcher.homeDir (override pour tests).
- Nouveau helper resolveHomeDir() qui retourne homeDir si defini, sinon
os.UserHomeDir().
- flipSymlink() et resumeContextDir() utilisent maintenant resolveHomeDir().
- Le test TestKillAndRecreatePoolSessions assigne a.homeDir = t.TempDir()
avant executeSwitch().
Verifie: go test ./... passe et /home/ubuntu/.claude reste intact.
