fix(acp): stream in-progress tool cards and still-running heartbeats - #717
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Emit a started tool summary on the first non-terminal ACP tool_call, keep the completion card for terminal status, and surface periodic still-running lines so long tools are not silent until they finish. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughACP tool streams now emit started summaries, periodic heartbeat lines, and completion summaries. The stream iterator uses a shared deadline and reusable reads. Tool state tracks start emission and heartbeat timing. Tests cover formatting, lifecycle output, throttling, and asynchronous reads. ChangesACP tool heartbeat support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR is mergeable with owner awareness: an ACP process-wait fallback can hide unexpected failures without diagnostics, making lifecycle problems harder to investigate. Narrowing the exception handling and logging the fallback is recommended. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ACPStreamIterator
participant ToolUpdateHandling
participant ToolMarkdown
participant AcpToolStreamAccum
ACPStreamIterator->>ToolUpdateHandling: receive nonterminal tool event
ToolUpdateHandling->>ToolMarkdown: format_acp_tool_started_summary
ToolMarkdown-->>ACPStreamIterator: started summary
ACPStreamIterator->>AcpToolStreamAccum: record start_emitted
ACPStreamIterator->>ACPStreamIterator: wait for heartbeat interval slice
ACPStreamIterator->>ToolMarkdown: format_acp_tool_heartbeat_line
ToolMarkdown-->>ACPStreamIterator: heartbeat line
ACPStreamIterator->>AcpToolStreamAccum: update last_heartbeat_perf
ACPStreamIterator->>ToolUpdateHandling: receive terminal tool event
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| runtime.acp_anon_tool_seq = 0 | ||
| runtime.acp_last_anon_stream_key = None | ||
| runtime.acp_thinking_block_open = False | ||
| deadline = time.monotonic() + self._process_timeout |
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For any ACP turn lasting longer than _process_timeout (300 seconds by default), this fixed deadline now raises APITimeoutError even when the subprocess is continuously producing session updates. Before this change, each successful read started a fresh timeout, so active long-running tool calls could continue; reset the deadline when a message arrives or continue applying the timeout per read.
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| def _acp_has_in_progress_tools(self, runtime: RuntimeT) -> bool: | ||
| return any( | ||
| acc.start_emitted and not acc.summary_emitted | ||
| for acc in runtime.acp_tool_stream_accum.values() | ||
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When a correlated terminal update has no input or output yet, _acp_terminal_summary_pieces sets pending_terminal_summary=True to await a late payload, but this predicate still treats the tool as in progress. If that payload is delayed beyond 30 seconds, users receive repeated Tool still running messages after the tool has already reported completion; exclude pending-terminal accumulators from both heartbeat eligibility and emission.
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| wait_timeout = ( | ||
| min(interval, remaining) if slice_for_heartbeat else remaining | ||
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While an in-progress tool is accompanied by any JSON-RPC notification more frequently than the heartbeat interval, every notification restarts this full interval wait and the heartbeat branches are never reached. This includes redundant tool_call_update messages that emit no visible piece, so the promised approximately 30-second heartbeat can disappear indefinitely; calculate the timeout from each accumulator's remaining heartbeat delay or check for due heartbeats after processing messages.
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Keep mypy and the in-progress wait loop aligned when cancellation wins the race. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Working-tree vs origin/base picked up CRLF checkout noise and linted the whole tree, including unrelated nvidia scripts. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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In `@src/connectors/acp_core/base_connector.py`:
- Around line 1894-1895: Update the process-wait fallback around process.poll()
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Narrow and log the process-wait failure.
Line 1894 catches every exception and returns without diagnostics. Catch the expected process errors only. Log the fallback with exc_info=True.
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- except Exception:
+ except (OSError, ChildProcessError):
+ logger.debug("ACP process wait failed", exc_info=True)
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| return process.poll() is not None | |
| except (OSError, ChildProcessError): | |
| logger.debug("ACP process wait failed", exc_info=True) | |
| return process.poll() is not None |
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In `@src/connectors/acp_core/base_connector.py` around lines 1894 - 1895, Update
the process-wait fallback around process.poll() to catch only the expected
process-related exception types, rather than Exception, and log the fallback
failure with exc_info=True before returning whether the process has exited.
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tool_call/tool_call_update.Tool still running: <name> (Ns)about every 30s.-32003quota errors still surface asBackendError.Test plan
pytest tests/unit/connectors/acp_core(108 passed)Made with Cursor
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