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An open chat window took a session-cap slot at session.create/resume time. Every desktop tile paint and every background reconnect-resume opens one, so on a websocket-flappy host they accumulated: five parked desktop tabs filled a 5-slot cap and locked the messaging gateway (which shares the cap) out for fourteen minutes while running no agents at all. A slot held that way is invisible everywhere. An unprompted draft has no DB row and the sidebar filters it out with min_messages=1, so the only way to diagnose it was reading runtime/active_sessions.json by hand. Claim on the first turn instead, mirroring the lazy contract _ensure_session_db_row already uses for the row itself. Capacity now means an agent can run rather than that a window exists, and anything holding a slot is something the user can see. Also reclaim leases whose session skipped teardown. _prune_dead only fires when the owning pid dies, and a dashboard/serve backend runs for days, so a leaked lease was held until restart. The owning process reconciles against the leases it still holds, which is exact and needs no heartbeat write on the turn path. |
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| .. | ||
| __init__.py | ||
| _stdin_recovery.py | ||
| compute_host.py | ||
| entry.py | ||
| event_publisher.py | ||
| git_probe.py | ||
| host_supervisor.py | ||
| loop_noise.py | ||
| project_tree.py | ||
| render.py | ||
| server.py | ||
| slash_worker.py | ||
| synthetic_turn.py | ||
| transport.py | ||
| turn_marker.py | ||
| ws.py | ||