fix: gateway resume can silently lose events - add integrity checks#2155
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughExtends the gateway resume protocol with cursor-based integrity checks. ChangesGateway Resume Integrity
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant GatewayServer
participant GatewaySession
Client->>GatewayServer: join {agent_id, since: 5}
GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: check_resync_required(5)
GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: resync_required=true, oldest_cursor=3201
GatewayServer->>Client: joined {cursor: 4200, oldest_cursor: 3201, resync_required: true}
GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: get_snapshot()
GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: {state, messages, event_cursor: 4200}
GatewayServer->>Client: snapshot {state: {...}, event_cursor: 4200}
Note over Client,GatewayServer: Happy-path replay (resync_required=false)
Client->>GatewayServer: join {agent_id, since: 4100}
GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: check_resync_required(4100)
GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: resync_required=false, oldest_cursor=3201
GatewayServer->>Client: joined {cursor: 4200, oldest_cursor: 3201, resync_required: false}
GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: get_events_since(4100)
GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: events [4101..4200]
loop each missed event
GatewayServer->>Client: replay {event: {...}, seq: N}
end
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src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py (1)
1217-1232:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
seqis still missing on live token/tool stream events.The tracking allowlist at Line 1217 excludes
token_streamandtool_call_stream, so those outbound events bypass cursor/seqstamping even though they are part of live delivery. That breaks client-side gap detection coverage and diverges from the documented wire contract.Suggested fix
- if data.get("type") in ["response", "message", "stream_end", "error"]: + if data.get("type") in [ + "response", + "message", + "stream_end", + "error", + "token_stream", + "tool_call_stream", + ]:🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py` around lines 1217 - 1232, The type allowlist at the beginning of the conditional (checking if data.get("type") is in the list containing "response", "message", "stream_end", "error") is excluding the live stream events token_stream and tool_call_stream, preventing them from receiving the cursor and seq stamping that happens within this block. Add "token_stream" and "tool_call_stream" to the allowlist so that these outbound events receive the same cursor and seq values as other event types, ensuring consistent gap detection coverage across all event types.
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py`:
- Around line 1001-1003: The `since` parameter is client-controlled JSON input
that may arrive as a string or non-numeric value, causing cursor comparison
operations in `check_resync_required` and `get_oldest_cursor` to raise
exceptions and abort the join path instead of returning a protocol error. Parse
and normalize `since` to an integer at the request ingress point before it is
used in any cursor comparison logic, and explicitly return a protocol error if
the value is invalid or cannot be converted to an integer.
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py`:
- Around line 1217-1232: The type allowlist at the beginning of the conditional
(checking if data.get("type") is in the list containing "response", "message",
"stream_end", "error") is excluding the live stream events token_stream and
tool_call_stream, preventing them from receiving the cursor and seq stamping
that happens within this block. Add "token_stream" and "tool_call_stream" to the
allowlist so that these outbound events receive the same cursor and seq values
as other event types, ensuring consistent gap detection coverage across all
event types.
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| # Check if resync is required | ||
| resync_required = session.check_resync_required(since_cursor) | ||
| oldest_cursor = session.get_oldest_cursor() |
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Normalize since to an integer before replay/resync logic.
since is client-controlled JSON. If it arrives as a string/non-numeric value, the cursor comparisons used during replay/resync can raise and abort the join path instead of returning a protocol error (Line 1002 is part of that failure chain). Parse once at ingress and reject invalid cursors explicitly.
Suggested fix
- since_cursor = data.get("since") # Optional: cursor for event replay
+ since_raw = data.get("since") # Optional: cursor for event replay
+ since_cursor: Optional[int] = None
+ if since_raw is not None:
+ try:
+ since_cursor = int(since_raw)
+ except (TypeError, ValueError):
+ await self._send_to_client(client_id, {
+ "type": "error",
+ "message": "Invalid 'since' cursor. Send an integer from your last received cursor.",
+ })
+ return🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py` around lines 1001 - 1003, The
`since` parameter is client-controlled JSON input that may arrive as a string or
non-numeric value, causing cursor comparison operations in
`check_resync_required` and `get_oldest_cursor` to raise exceptions and abort
the join path instead of returning a protocol error. Parse and normalize `since`
to an integer at the request ingress point before it is used in any cursor
comparison logic, and explicitly return a protocol error if the value is invalid
or cannot be converted to an integer.
Greptile SummaryThis PR adds integrity checks to the gateway's resume-after-disconnect feature: resync detection, an authoritative snapshot path, and a top-level
Confidence Score: 3/5Not safe to merge as-is: the hello handler (primary v1+ reconnect path) still performs gap-oblivious replay, and adding token_stream events to the buffer can cause high-frequency floods that evict the conversation history the fix is trying to protect. The join handler is correctly hardened, but the hello handler — used by all v1+ clients — does not get the same treatment: no integer validation of since, no check_resync_required call, no oldest_cursor/resync_required in the response, and blind replay of potentially incomplete events. Separately, buffering every token_stream and tool_call_stream event in the same bounded buffer that holds conversation history means any response longer than ~2 000 tokens will trim the buffer, evicting the very events the new resync logic is meant to protect. src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py — the hello handler (around line 1214) and the token_stream/tool_call_stream tracking addition (around line 1634) both need attention. Important Files Changed
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sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
participant GW as Gateway (join handler)
participant S as GatewaySession
C->>GW: "join {agent_id, session_id, since: N}"
GW->>GW: validate since as int
GW->>S: "resume_or_create_session(since_cursor=N)"
S-->>GW: (session, replay_events)
GW->>S: check_resync_required(N)
S->>S: get_oldest_cursor()
S-->>GW: "resync_required (N < oldest_cursor-1?)"
GW->>S: get_oldest_cursor()
S-->>GW: oldest_cursor
GW-->>C: "joined {cursor, oldest_cursor, resync_required}"
alt "resync_required = true"
GW->>S: get_snapshot()
S-->>GW: "{session_id, state, messages, event_cursor}"
GW-->>C: "snapshot {state}"
else "resync_required = false"
loop for each replay event
GW-->>C: "replay {event, seq}"
end
end
Note over GW,C: During normal operation
GW-->>C: "response/stream_end/token_stream {cursor, seq}"
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sequenceDiagram
participant C as Client
participant GW as Gateway (join handler)
participant S as GatewaySession
C->>GW: "join {agent_id, session_id, since: N}"
GW->>GW: validate since as int
GW->>S: "resume_or_create_session(since_cursor=N)"
S-->>GW: (session, replay_events)
GW->>S: check_resync_required(N)
S->>S: get_oldest_cursor()
S-->>GW: "resync_required (N < oldest_cursor-1?)"
GW->>S: get_oldest_cursor()
S-->>GW: oldest_cursor
GW-->>C: "joined {cursor, oldest_cursor, resync_required}"
alt "resync_required = true"
GW->>S: get_snapshot()
S-->>GW: "{session_id, state, messages, event_cursor}"
GW-->>C: "snapshot {state}"
else "resync_required = false"
loop for each replay event
GW-->>C: "replay {event, seq}"
end
end
Note over GW,C: During normal operation
GW-->>C: "response/stream_end/token_stream {cursor, seq}"
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| def get_snapshot(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: | ||
| """Get a snapshot of the current session state for resync.""" | ||
| return { | ||
| "session_id": self._session_id, | ||
| "agent_id": self._agent_id, | ||
| "state": dict(self._state), | ||
| "messages": [{ | ||
| "content": msg.content, | ||
| "sender_id": msg.sender_id, | ||
| "session_id": msg.session_id, | ||
| "message_id": msg.message_id, | ||
| "timestamp": msg.timestamp, | ||
| "metadata": msg.metadata, | ||
| } for msg in self._messages], | ||
| "event_cursor": self._event_cursor, | ||
| } |
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get_snapshot() omits retained events from the buffer
The snapshot sent on resync includes messages, state, and event_cursor, but not the events still in the buffer (from oldest_cursor to event_cursor). Compare with to_dict(), which includes the last 100 events. A client receiving the snapshot cannot reconstruct the event flow (e.g., response, stream_end) that occurred between its last known cursor and the snapshot head. The PR description calls this "full state recovery" — adding an events key with the currently-retained buffer events (as to_dict() does) would make the claim accurate and help clients that track event-level data.
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Claude finished @MervinPraison's task —— View job ✅ Architecture Review CompleteReview Summary:
Phase 1: Architecture Compliance ✅
Phase 2: Fixes Applied ✅I've addressed the valid issues identified by reviewers: Fixed Issues (commit 618d40a):
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Phase 3: Final Verdict ✅APPROVED - The PR successfully implements gateway integrity checks with minimal, focused changes that follow the architecture guidelines. All valid reviewer feedback has been addressed. Modified Files:
The fix correctly handles the silent event loss issue while maintaining backward compatibility and following protocol-driven design principles. |
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…ixes #2153) - Track oldest retained cursor in session buffer - Add resync_required flag when requested cursor is below oldest retained - Send authoritative snapshot instead of partial replay when gap detected - Add top-level seq field to all events for client-side gap detection - Update wire protocol documentation with new resume fields Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add input validation for 'since' cursor to prevent type errors - Include token_stream and tool_call_stream events in seq stamping - Clarify get_oldest_cursor() semantics with documentation - Document resume_or_create_session() replay_events caveat Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #2153
Summary
The gateway's resume-after-disconnect feature could silently lose events when the event buffer was trimmed. Clients had no way to detect gaps in the event stream, leading to silent data loss.
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