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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change separates provider instance IDs from driver kinds. Configuration and profiles can reference named instances. Runtime creation, availability checks, agent records, and database storage now carry both values separately. ChangesProvider Instance Routing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Config as SubagentsConfig
participant Manager as LocalAgentManager
participant Driver as ProviderInstanceDriver
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Config->>Manager: Resolve configured provider instance
Manager->>Driver: Select driver for provider instance
Manager->>Store: Save providerInstanceId and driver
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- Around line 180-229: Update the agent-entry schema around the id, driver, and
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the built-in driver ids, and forbid command when driver is opencode or pi, or
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The JSON schema is looser than the runtime validator.
The JSON schema accepts any id without driver, so {"id":"codex-work","enabled":true} passes it. The runtime check in src/local-agent-config.ts rejects that entry with "must declare a driver". The schema also allows command for opencode and pi, but the runtime rejects it. Editors that use $schema will report these configs as valid, and the daemon will then fail at load. Add if/then conditions to the schema:
- If
idis not one of the built-in driver ids, requiredriver. - If
driverisopencodeorpi, or ifidisopencodeorpianddriveris absent, forbidcommand.
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Review comment at @schema/v1/devspace.schema.json around lines 180 - 229:
Update the agent-entry schema around the id, driver, and command properties with
if/then conditions: require driver when id is not one of the built-in driver
ids, and forbid command when driver is opencode or pi, or when driver is absent
and id is opencode or pi.
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| if (record.profileName === record.providerInstanceId) return Result.ok(undefined); |
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When a profile has the same name as its provider instance, target resolution selects the profile, but this check treats the saved agent as a direct provider run. The first run and later turns omit its instructions, and disabling the profile does not prevent another continuation. Preserve whether the agent was started from a profile instead of inferring that from matching names. This must be fixed before merging.
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Source for the profile-name collision reproduction
- The authored TypeScript test runs both naming cases through the manager, provider runtime, and store, asserting the observed difference.
Execution log for a differently named profile
- Running the control sent the profile body on both turns and rejected continuation after disabling, establishing the comparison.
Execution log for a profile named like its provider instance
- Running the collision case omitted the profile body on both turns and accepted a turn after disabling, confirming the defect.
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The published schema accepts a named provider without a driver and accepts command overrides for pi and opencode, while runtime configuration validation rejects all three. Editor validation can therefore approve a configuration that fails to load. Encode these provider-dependent constraints in the schema.
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Executable provider schema and runtime comparison
- The authored script validates the same provider samples against the selected repository schema and the runtime configuration parser, making the comparison reproducible.
Base schema validation before the PR change
- The executed comparison uses `origin/main`'s schema and shows it rejecting all three runtime-invalid samples.
PR schema validation after the change
- The executed comparison uses the changed schema and shows it accepting all three samples while runtime rejects them.
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The instance ID gives each Pi runtime a distinct pool key, but Pi still uses the same native directory for auth, models, and sessions. Differently configured instances can resume the same native session, and per-instance PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR values do not separate that storage. This limits the isolation users can expect from named instances; scope Pi storage per instance or document the shared-state behavior.
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Pi instance storage check script
- The authored script creates two configured Pi instances and exercises native session creation and adapter cold resume; its before mode overrides only the runtime key prefix.
Pi storage run with the instance-ID key prefix overridden
- The executed before-mode command shows identical runtime keys and successful cross-instance resume from shared native storage.
Pi storage run with the unchanged PR runtime keys
- The executed after-mode command shows distinct runtime keys while both instances still resume the same native session and use shared auth and models files.
| if (names.has("provider") && !names.has("provider_instance_id")) { | ||
| sqlite.exec("alter table local_agent_sessions rename column provider to provider_instance_id"); | ||
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| addColumnIfMissing(sqlite, "local_agent_sessions", "driver", "text"); |
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The migration backfills driver but adds it as nullable text, despite the application schema declaring it non-null. The migrated database subsequently accepts inserts and updates with a NULL driver, leaving records that violate the application's declared invariant. Enforce the constraint after backfilling.
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SQLite migration and fresh-schema reproduction script
- The authored script runs the real migration, builds a comparison table from schema column metadata, and attempts the same NULL writes against both.
Fresh schema rejects NULL drivers
- The executed fresh-schema command shows `driver` is NOT NULL and all three NULL writes fail.
Migrated schema accepts NULL drivers
- The executed migration command shows the backfilled row, nullable `driver` column, and all three NULL writes succeeding.
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