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Summary

The server held ~83% of one core for 9+ hours (7h46m CPU over 9h24m) with a few active sessions, an installed Codex CLI and one dashboard tab open. Three independent amplifiers, all synchronous on the main event loop. Reported, profiled and prototyped by @msshives-gif in #295; this PR builds on their fork branch.

Changes

1. Codex sweep self-triggered forever via the SQLite -shm sidecar

The codex-home watcher treated state_N.sqlite-shm as a reason to sweep. SQLite touches the wal-index on every WAL-mode reader open — including the sweep's own read-only open of that same state database — so each sweep scheduled the next one 150 ms later. A permanent full-scan loop (directory walk + state-DB read + synchronous ps probe) running with no Codex process and no user activity; the reporter's profile put it at ~40% of all samples.

Now matches only the main database and its -wal, where durable changes actually land, with the debounce widened to 1 s as the platform-independent cap (some platforms report no filename, and that path still triggers so the watcher never goes blind). The predicate is extracted as codexHomeChangeTriggersSweep and exported, so the exclusion is directly testable rather than buried in a watcher callback.

2. findCodexTranscripts stat'd inside the sort comparator

Newest-first ordering cost O(N log N) stat syscalls instead of N — ~25.5k per sweep on the reporter's 4k-file corpus. Stat once during discovery; unstattable entries sort last instead of aborting the walk.

3. Task summaries fully re-parsed live transcripts per request

The per-transcript cache is keyed on size+mtime, which a transcript being actively appended to essentially never hits, and the tail cap is 32 MiB — so a 10–17 MB live transcript was re-parsed in full, per request, per file. Adds a serve-stale floor (DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS, default 2000, 0 restores the exact previous behavior) plus an immutable first-line-timestamp cache so subagent owner mapping stops re-opening every subagent file per request.

I verified independently that this is safe to serve stale: todo_summary / todo_snapshot are attached to responses in routes/sessions.js and are read by no server-side logic — no alert rule, hook, or state transition consumes them.

The client multiplied it: Sessions reloaded un-debounced and the Dashboard on a 300 ms debounce, both on session_updated, which fires on essentially every hook event of every active session. Both now use a 2 s trailing throttle whose cleanup clears the pending reload, so a stale closure can't overwrite newer state after a filter change or unmount. Periodic polls remain the backstop.

Also

The codex tool-event backfill now runs once per process and thereafter only for fingerprint-changed files — its "no-op" early exit still cost a statSync plus two DB lookups per file per sweep. A thrown ingest re-queues that file, so a transient failure retries instead of waiting for the file to grow.

Measured, not assumed

Check Result
Discovery stat budget 400 stats for 400 rollouts (comparator form: ~6,915)
-shm premise reproduced directly — a read-only WAL open created the sidecar (absent → present), exactly what the old regex reacted to
TTL effect TTL=5000 opened a continuously-growing transcript across 8 parse rounds; TTL=0 opened it

Reporter's end-to-end numbers on the original workload: 83% → ~21% with defaults, ~9% with DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS=10000 + DASHBOARD_CODEX_SYNC_MS=30000. Codex sweep went from ~40% of profile samples to ~0.2%.

Type of Change

  • Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)
  • New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)
  • Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
  • Refactor (no functional changes)
  • Documentation update
  • Infrastructure / CI / DevOps
  • Dependency update

How to Test

  1. npm run test:server960 tests, 959 pass / 0 fail / 1 skipped. New server/__tests__/codex-sweep-perf.test.js (10 tests) covers both fixes that previously had none: the watcher excludes -shm while still matching the database, its -wal, the session index and a null filename; discovery stays within a ~1-stat-per-file budget, preserves newest-first ordering, promotes a re-touched file, and tolerates an unstattable entry. server/__tests__/task-progress.test.js gains TTL semantics including expiry.
  2. Mutation-verified — re-adding -shm to the regex fails the watcher test; moving statSync back into the comparator fails the stat-budget test. Neither passes vacuously.
  3. npm run test:client — 330 pass (36 files), including the regenerated screen snapshot and the wiki i18n coverage/tag/asset-version test.
  4. npm run mcp:typecheck, npm run format:check, npm run extensions:validate, bash .claude/skills/file-headers/scripts/check-headers.sh — all clean.
  5. To observe the fix live: run with an installed Codex CLI and no active Codex session, and watch CPU. Before, the sweep loop ran continuously; after, it is idle between real changes.

Known remaining scope (unchanged here, documented in #295)

  • Each surviving sweep is still O(all rollouts) and still spawns ps synchronously. The self-sustaining part is gone; the per-sweep cost is not. A dirty-file index is the real fix.
  • Task progress is still a tail re-parse, not append-incremental. The TTL bounds frequency, not unit cost.
  • Three process-probe surfaces each spawn their own ps; a shared snapshot would cut most spawns.
  • GET /api/agents defaults to 10,000 rows and re-prices every agent per request with no cache.

Release

Patch bump to v2.0.10 — a performance bug fix plus one tuning knob, no new product surface. Root/desktop packages + lockfiles, OpenAPI (+ regenerated openapi.yaml), plugin metadata via extensions:sync, deployment manifests, and the version-sensitive UI snapshot are all synchronized; ccam version reports 2.0.10.

Ordering note: this assumes #294 (v2.0.9) merges first. If this lands first instead, retarget the bump to v2.0.9.

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  • I have added/updated tests that prove my fix or feature works
  • All new and existing tests pass (npm test)
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  • I have updated documentation where necessary

Closes #295

Closes #295, which reported the server holding ~83% of one core for 9+
hours (7h46m CPU over 9h24m) on a machine with a few active sessions, an
installed Codex CLI and one dashboard tab open — enough to starve the
desktop on a 4-core box. Builds on the reporter's fork branch.

Three independent amplifiers, all synchronous on the main event loop:

1. The codex-home watcher treated the SQLite `-shm` sidecar as a reason
   to sweep. SQLite touches the wal-index on every WAL-mode reader open —
   including the sweep's own read-only open of that same state database —
   so each sweep scheduled the next one 150ms later. That is a permanent
   full-scan loop (directory walk + state-DB read + a synchronous `ps`
   probe) which runs with no Codex process and no user activity; the
   reporter's profile put it at ~40% of all samples. Match only the main
   database and its `-wal`, where durable changes actually land, and
   widen the watcher debounce to 1s as the platform-independent cap for
   the case where a platform reports no filename at all.

   The predicate is extracted as `codexHomeChangeTriggersSweep` and
   exported, so the exclusion is directly testable rather than buried in
   a watcher callback.

2. `findCodexTranscripts` called `statSync` INSIDE its sort comparator,
   turning newest-first ordering into O(N log N) stat syscalls (~25.5k
   per sweep on the reporter's 4k-file corpus). Stat once during
   discovery; unstattable entries sort last instead of aborting the walk.

3. Task summaries re-parsed live transcripts once per list request. The
   per-transcript cache is keyed on size+mtime, which a transcript being
   actively appended to essentially never hits, and the tail cap is
   32 MiB — so a 10-17 MB live transcript was fully re-parsed per
   request, per file. Add a serve-stale floor
   (DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS, default 2000ms, `0` restores the exact
   previous behavior) plus an immutable first-line-timestamp cache so
   subagent owner mapping stops re-opening every subagent file per
   request. Verified independently that this is display-only:
   `todo_summary` / `todo_snapshot` are attached to responses in
   routes/sessions.js and are read by no server-side logic.

   The client multiplied it — Sessions reloaded un-debounced and the
   Dashboard on a 300ms debounce, both on `session_updated`, which fires
   on essentially every hook event of every active session. Both now use
   a 2s trailing throttle whose cleanup clears the pending reload, so a
   stale closure cannot overwrite newer state after a filter change or
   unmount. Periodic polls remain the backstop.

Also runs the codex tool-event backfill once per process and thereafter
only for fingerprint-changed files (its "no-op" early exit still cost a
stat plus two DB lookups per file per sweep); a thrown ingest re-queues
that file so a transient failure retries rather than waiting for the file
to grow.

Measured here rather than assumed:
- discovery: 400 stats for 400 rollouts, against ~6,915 for the
  comparator form;
- the `-shm` premise reproduced directly — a read-only WAL open created
  the sidecar (absent -> present), which is exactly what the old regex
  reacted to;
- TTL=5000 opened a continuously-growing transcript once across 8 parse
  rounds where TTL=0 opened it 8 times.

The reporter measured 83% -> ~21% with defaults and ~9% with
DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS=10000 plus DASHBOARD_CODEX_SYNC_MS=30000.

New tests in server/__tests__/codex-sweep-perf.test.js cover both fixes
that previously had none, and both are mutation-verified: re-adding
`-shm` to the regex fails the watcher test, and moving `statSync` back
into the comparator fails the stat-budget test.

Known remaining scope, unchanged by this commit and documented as such in
the issue: each surviving sweep is still O(all rollouts) and still spawns
`ps` synchronously; task progress is still a tail re-parse rather than an
append-incremental one; three probe surfaces each spawn their own `ps`.

Server suite: 960 tests, 959 passing, 1 skipped.

Co-Authored-By: msshives-gif <247307631+msshives-gif@users.noreply.github.com>
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  • New Features
    • Added configurable task-progress summary caching with a 2-second default; set DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS=0 to disable it.
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    • Reduced unnecessary dashboard and session reloads during update bursts.
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Task-progress cache window
server/lib/task-progress.js, server/__tests__/task-progress.test.js, documentation files
Task-progress parsing now supports a configurable 2-second stale-result window, bounded timestamp caching, file identity checks, cache invalidation, and TTL-specific tests.
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server/index.js, server/lib/codex-ingest.js, server/__tests__/codex-sweep-perf.test.js, ARCHITECTURE.md
SQLite -shm events no longer trigger sweeps. Tool-event ingestion performs one full backfill, then processes changed or failed files. Rollout discovery stats each file once and sorts unstatable files last.
Client reload throttling
client/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx, client/src/pages/Sessions.tsx
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Application, plugin, container, Helm, Kubernetes, OpenAPI, and deployment references now use version 2.0.10.

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The PR reduces idle CPU use and repeated transcript parsing through safer sweep triggering, caching, and throttled reloads. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks; the server tests only require installing the listed dependencies in the verification environment.

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  participant TranscriptFiles
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  Server->>TaskProgress: compute task summaries
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Derive the OpenAPI example from pkg.version.

createOpenApiSpec already uses pkg.version for info.version at Line 51. Use the same value for this example to prevent future release metadata drift.

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In `@server/__tests__/task-progress.test.js`:
- Around line 758-793: Restore the pre-test value of
DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS instead of always deleting it. In
server/__tests__/task-progress.test.js lines 758-793, save and restore the prior
value around the TTL 0 test; in lines 795-833, explicitly clear the variable for
the default-TTL test and then restore the prior value; in lines 835-870, save
and restore the prior value around the TTL 1 test.

In `@server/index.js`:
- Around line 681-699: Update server/index.js lines 681-699 around
ingestCodexToolEvents so toolIngestFailed is removed only when ingestion
completes successfully, while silent I/O failures remain queued for retry.
Update ARCHITECTURE.md line 350 to keep the retry statement accurate after these
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server/__tests__/codex-sweep-perf.test.js lines 75-159 that simulates one read
failure on an unchanged transcript and verifies the following sweep retries
ingestion.

In `@server/lib/task-progress.js`:
- Around line 29-32: Update the TTL parsing logic around the raw
DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS value to trim whitespace before checking for
emptiness and converting with Number. Ensure whitespace-only values return
FRESH_PARSE_TTL_MS, while preserving the existing finite nonnegative validation
for actual numeric values.
- Around line 547-551: Update parseTranscript and transcriptTimestamp in
server/lib/task-progress.js at lines 547-551 and 667-670 to store and compare
stable file identity fields such as dev and ino, requiring the current file to
be the same identity and not smaller before reusing cached observations or
timestamps; add regression tests covering equal-size and larger replacement
files.

In `@wiki/i18n-content.js`:
- Around line 4465-4466: Update the Spanish translation for the stale-data
window description by replacing “Ventana de servir-obsoleto” with “Ventana de
tolerancia para servir datos obsoletos”, while preserving the rest of the
translation unchanged.

Apply the same fix in `@wiki/i18n-content.js` around lines 9 - 10: The same
translation issue is covered by this consolidated comment.

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Confirm that the image is built and available in the image source used by each target cluster. This check was not run because registry state is not included in the supplied context. If the node cannot resolve this tag and no local image exists, the pod can enter ImagePullBackOff.

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Run npm run test:server with project dependencies installed so the complete backend suite covers the changed server code.

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Addresses the CodeRabbit review on #296.

ingestCodexToolEvents swallows its own I/O errors — a failed statSync or
read returns `{ changed: false }`, the exact shape a legitimate no-op
returns. The sweep cleared a file's retry marker after any non-throwing
call, so a transient read error looked like success: with the main-ingest
fingerprint already stored, later sweeps skipped the unchanged file and
its response_item tool calls stayed unindexed until the file happened to
grow. The retry property the previous commit claimed only covered THROWN
failures. It now returns `failed: true` on both I/O paths, and the sweep
re-queues on that flag as well as on a throw.

Both task-progress caches trusted size/mtime alone, which cannot see a
file replaced at the same path:

- parseTranscript could serve a replacement file's request from the
  previous file's observations, either inside the TTL window or on an
  exact size+mtime collision. Entries now carry `dev`+`ino` and reuse
  requires the same inode; the serve-stale branch additionally refuses a
  shrunken file, since append-only transcripts only get smaller through
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- transcriptTimestamp keyed purely on "size did not shrink", so a
  replacement of equal or greater size kept serving the old first-line
  timestamp indefinitely — the worse of the two, since that cache has no
  TTL to age it out. Same inode check applied.

Also:
- freshParseTtlMs trims before the empty check: Number(" ") is 0, which
  would silently DISABLE stale reuse for a whitespace-only value instead
  of applying the documented default.
- The TTL tests save and restore DASHBOARD_TASK_SUMMARY_TTL_MS rather
  than deleting it, and the default-TTL case now clears it explicitly, so
  the suite neither clobbers nor depends on a value exported by the test
  command. Verified by running the file with the variable exported.
- Spanish wording: "Ventana de servir-obsoleto" reads as a literal gloss;
  replaced with "Ventana de tolerancia para servir datos obsoletos" in
  both README-ES and the wiki bundle.

New tests, all mutation-verified: dropping the dev/ino check fails the
replacement test, and removing the `failed` flag fails the ingest test.
Two of the new ingest tests initially passed for the wrong reason —
without an explicit `root` the path check short-circuits before any I/O —
so they now scope to the fixture tree and genuinely exercise it.

Server suite: 964 tests, 963 passing, 1 skipped.

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In `@server/__tests__/codex-sweep-perf.test.js`:
- Around line 168-188: Extend the Codex ingestion tests around
ingestCodexToolEvents with a readable rollout containing a valid session and
unreadable content, then force the post-stat fs.openSync or fs.readSync path to
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In `@server/__tests__/task-progress.test.js`:
- Around line 899-913: Update replaceInPlace to return the original stat data
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In `@server/lib/codex-ingest.js`:
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Apply the same fix in `@server/lib/codex-ingest.js` around lines 93 - 110: The
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**/*: Preserve existing behavior unless explicitly asked to change it.
Prefer minimal, reversible diffs.
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Apply the update-project-docs skill automatically after change-sets that alter behavior, configuration, interfaces, events, schema, CLI commands, or features.
For every release bump, apply the version-release process: use patch, minor, or major according to compatibility impact; synchronize root, desktop, OpenAPI, snapshots, and generated plugin metadata; create or reuse the matching v GitHub milestone; and assign the release PR and linked closing issues to it.
Backend changes require running npm run test:server before completion.
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Comment thread server/lib/codex-ingest.js
Addresses the second CodeRabbit review on #296.

Both rollout read paths in codex-ingest opened a descriptor and only
closed it on the success line, so a throw from Buffer.alloc or readSync
leaked it. The previous commit made that materially worse: failed files
are now re-queued and retried on every sweep, turning a one-time leak
into one per sweep, which on a file with a persistent read error walks
the process into its descriptor limit. Both sites now go through a shared
readRangeUtf8 helper that closes in a finally.

Two test-quality fixes, both of the same kind — a test that passes for a
reason other than the one it claims:

- The replacement test asserted only that the new file was non-empty, so
  it could have been passing through mtime detection rather than inode
  detection. Asserting the precondition immediately exposed that
  utimesSync does not round-trip sub-millisecond precision (expected
  ...848.4622, actual ...848), so the size+mtime collision the test
  depends on was never actually happening. The original file's mtime is
  now pinned to a whole millisecond before the first parse, so the
  collision is real, and the test asserts equal size, equal mtimeMs and a
  DIFFERENT inode before exercising the cache.
- The tool-ingest failure tests covered the statSync catch and an early
  no-op, but nothing reached the post-stat read. Added a case with a real
  session and unread bytes that forces readSync to throw, plus a
  descriptor-accounting test that drives the failing path five times and
  asserts every opened fd was closed.

Both new guards are mutation-verified: restoring the unguarded read fails
the descriptor test, and dropping the dev/ino check fails the replacement
test.

Server suite: 966 tests, 965 passing, 1 skipped.

Co-Authored-By: msshives-gif <247307631+msshives-gif@users.noreply.github.com>

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- Around line 713-715: Make primary transcript read failures retryable by
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66-89: LGTM!

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Addresses the third CodeRabbit review on #296.

The sweep already carried a comment promising it would "only retain a
successful fingerprint" so a temporarily unreadable rollout retries
instead of being silently skipped. It did not actually do that for the
likeliest failure: ingestCodexTranscript swallows its own statSync and
read errors and returns `{ changed: false }`, the same shape a completed
no-op returns, so the fingerprint was stored after any non-throwing call.
The next sweep then skipped the transcript and its lifecycle and token
events stayed unprocessed until some later write moved size or mtime.
Only a thrown error was ever handled.

Same defect and same fix as the tool-event path in the previous commit:
both I/O catches now return `failed: true`, and the sweep retains the
fingerprint only when the primary ingest did not fail. The legitimate
no-ops — not a Codex transcript, nothing unread, no complete line, no
records — stay unflagged, so an up-to-date rollout is not re-ingested
forever. Callers only read `changed` and `events`, so the added field is
backward-compatible.

Tests cover both failure shapes, the no-op, and descriptor accounting on
the main path. One of them was initially vacuous: with the byte cursor
already at EOF there is no unread range, so no descriptor is ever opened
and the "every fd was closed" loop iterated zero times. It now appends
unread bytes first and asserts a read was actually attempted before
checking the closes.

Mutation-verified: removing the failed flag fails both signalling tests,
and the fingerprint gate is asserted against the source.

Server suite: 970 tests, 969 passing, 1 skipped.

Co-Authored-By: msshives-gif <247307631+msshives-gif@users.noreply.github.com>
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